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78
His spiritual inspirations, self-inflicted grief (and yes, even the deadly coronavirus), all live in harmony on his latest release.
3mo
71
The Atlanta icon releases another hour of music rendering tortured hedonism with painterly detail, meticulous production, and melancholy melody.
4mo
70
Pretty much the only complaint is that, similar to all of his releases since the infamous EVOL, it delivers and lives up to the hype, but it doesn't build and surpass his previous work.
4mo
70
High Off Life is Future at his most optimistic, as the man from Pluto decides to send out a positive message.
4mo
70
With so many tracks, there's something for every mood and listener, a lengthy collection of familiar sounds punctuated with just enough choice cuts to keep it interesting.
4mo
67
His capacity for career reinvention should be boundless, but the familiarity and fan-friendliness of High Off Life put such big creative decisions off for another time.
4mo
60
Despite its glimpses of greatness ... this album revisits too many of the rapper’s trademark themes to truly make good on his jubilant pre-release promises.
4mo
60
For the man who elevated devastated depravity into his own art form, it can’t help but feel a bit disappointing to watch him continue to coast.
4mo
60
At face value, High Off Life is a by-the-numbers Future release. There’s still something for everybody, even if the album isn’t as condensed as it should’ve been. If he wasn’t chasing streams, we could be talking about a typical mixtape classic from one of our trap gods. But instead, much like in the case of his lifestyle, Future continues to chase the excess.
4mo
40
Rap has been around for four decades now, and you might have hoped it would have evolved beyond this kind of backwards, deeply misogynist, abusively macho, greed- and status-obsessed posturing.
4mo
30
High Off Life finds Future running on the fumes of the style he helped popularize several years ago.
4mo
If Future is clearly one of the most influential rappers of the last 10 years and one of the men with an impressive (albeit worrying) record of alimony payments, the artist is in the process of building himself a musical heritage that will leave a colossal legacy.
While it seemed to be in decline on his previous project, where a lack of inspiration could be pointed out, which is logical after having occupied the dominant seats in the rap game for many years, High Off Life is unquestionably a ... read more
While it seemed to be in decline on his previous project, where a lack of inspiration could be pointed out, which is logical after having occupied the dominant seats in the rap game for many years, High Off Life is unquestionably a ... read more
Everyone open your bible of misogyny and turn to the book of Future Chapter 1 Verses 1-3. "From the streets did she emerge and to the street she will return. And I say unto you, 'She is for the streets'. So be not weary when she must return from whence she came."
All jokes aside this album is banging rn. Harlem Shake goes off. Pluto is back brothers, delivering as usual. Life is so good.
All jokes aside this album is banging rn. Harlem Shake goes off. Pluto is back brothers, delivering as usual. Life is so good.
Bad
I’m going to put as much effort in this review as Future did on “High Off Life.”
Color: Grey
FAV TRACKS: Trapped in the Sun, All Bad, 100 Shooters
LEAST FAV: all except fav!
I’m going to put as much effort in this review as Future did on “High Off Life.”
Color: Grey
FAV TRACKS: Trapped in the Sun, All Bad, 100 Shooters
LEAST FAV: all except fav!
The CEO of misogyny decides to bless us with a surprise album. Time to stop everything you're doing, open your holy books and follow as he guides us in the streets.
Firstly, I feel very happy for him that he's getting off the drugs and striving to accomplish the life he craves after achieving his veteran status in the genre. And this is has a glaring impact on this album: it is Future's most sober, most down to earth, and one of his most meditative projects yet. He's already proven himself to ... read more
Firstly, I feel very happy for him that he's getting off the drugs and striving to accomplish the life he craves after achieving his veteran status in the genre. And this is has a glaring impact on this album: it is Future's most sober, most down to earth, and one of his most meditative projects yet. He's already proven himself to ... read more
Not quite a return to 56 Nights, Beast Mode, Monster quality Future, but this future is better than the past few years of future and a step in a good direction for future Future.
"I been gettin richer and richer, damn near piss on bitches" - more palatable than 100% of the derogatory shit the POTUS says.
"I been gettin richer and richer, damn near piss on bitches" - more palatable than 100% of the derogatory shit the POTUS says.
pitchfork.com
Future Releasing New Album 'High Off Life' This Week 
stereogum.com
New Track: Future – “Life Is Good” (Feat. Drake) 
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Track List
- Trapped In The Sun
- HiTek Tek
- Touch The Sky
- Solitaires (ft. Travis Scott)
- Ridin Strikers
- One Of My
- Posted With Demons
- Hard To Choose One
- Trillionaire (ft. YoungBoy Never Broke Again)
- Harlem Shake (ft. Young Thug)
- Up The River
- Pray For A Key
- Too Comfortable
- All Bad (ft. Lil Uzi Vert)
- Outer Space Bih
- Accepting My Flaws
- Life Is Good (ft. Drake)
- Last Name (ft. Lil Durk)
- Tycoon
- 100 Shooters (ft. Meek Mill & Doe Boy)
- Life Is Good - Remix (ft. Drake, DaBaby, & Lil Baby)
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4mo
Everytime melon gives an album a bad score, people will change their scores. Form your own opinion ffs.
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Added on: April 8, 2020