When all is said and done, Future may very well go down as one of hip-hop’s commercial juggernauts, if he hasn’t already solidified that position. If it wasn’t already abundantly clear, Future has once again earned himself a slew of platinum plaques, this time pulling in a major haul of fifteen shiny new wall decorations. 

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As of today, we’re looking at the tally as such: “Rich $ex” certified platinum. “I Won” with Kanye West certified platinum. “Neva End” certified platinum. “Honest” certified platinum. “Blow A Bag” certified platinum. “Move That Dope” with Pharrell and Pusha T certified platinum. “Trap N**gas” certified platinum. “Fuck Up Some Commas” certified triple platinum. “Low Life” with The Weeknd certified seven-times platinum. “Stick Talk” certified double platinum. “Where Ya At” with Drake certified quadruple platinum. “Used To This” with Drake certified double platinum. “Turn On The Lights” certified double platinum. “Mask Off” certified seven-times platinum. And last but not least, “Fine China” certified double platinum. 

Clearly, the people have spoken, and many have eagerly chosen Future as their champion. Given that he doesn’t appear ready to slow down in the slightest, expect Future’s collection to grow in the coming months. Good thing the man has plenty of wall space, as he’s going to need it at this rate. Congratulations to the Atlanta legend, and may he continue to enjoy the spoils of High Off Life and the rest of his timeless back catalog. 

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When all is said and done, Future may very well go down as one of hip-hop’s commercial juggernauts, if he hasn’t already solidified that position. If it wasn’t already abundantly clear, Future has once again earned himself a slew of platinum plaques, this time pulling in a major haul of fourteen shiny new wall decorations. 

 Paras Griffin/Getty Images

As of today, we’re looking at the tally as such: “Rich $ex” certified platinum. “I Won” with Kanye West certified platinum. “Neva End” certified platinum. “Honest” certified platinum. “Blow A Bag” certified platinum. “Move That Dope” with Pharrell and Pusha T certified platinum. “Trap N**gas” certified platinum. “Fuck Up Some Commas” certified triple platinum. “Low Life” with The Weeknd certified seven-times platinum. “Stick Talk” certified double platinum. “Where Ya At” with Drake certified quadruple platinum. “Used To This” with Drake certified double platinum. “Turn On The Lights” certified double platinum. “Mask Off” certified seven-times platinum. And last but not least, “Fine China” certified double platinum. 

Clearly, the people have spoken, and many have eagerly chosen Future as their champion. Given that he doesn’t appear ready to slow down in the slightest, expect Future’s collection to grow in the coming months. Good thing the man has plenty of wall space, as he’s going to need it at this rate. Congratulations to the Atlanta legend, and may he continue to enjoy the spoils of High Off Life and the rest of his timeless back catalog. 

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Amidst the most terrifying global scenarios, you can rest assured that memes will continue to be produced to poke fun at the chaos. Remember at the outset of 2020 when we seemed to be on the brink of World War III and the memes started pouring in? Whenever the apocalypse comes, it shall be meme'd. That being said, it comes as no surprise that the widespread scare of the Coronavirus is being spun into funny content.

For some reason, Future has become the face of not one, but TWO Coronavirus-related memes. This may be because his character is just conducive to meme-generating. Photos of him on his phone became the template for the most popular meme of this past holiday season. The Atlanta rapper was imagined to be sending toxic texts to his ex. Now, just like the self-absorbed ex who continues to contact you at the worst possible moments, that Future meme has returned. The Corona-related text that Future is sending this time reads: "Had to check on you. They say that lil coronavirus in the city now. Crazy how many people getting sick. Reminds me how sick I was when I lost you. Damn your love was contagious. I’m here forever if you need me."

Following its inclusion in a December 8th episode of Rick & Morty,Future‘s “Mas Off” smash has experienced a new surge in streaming, earning it a top spot on the Top TV Songs Chart.

The chart pulls in both song and show data and develops a ranking based on this data along with sales and streaming information collected from the period that follows.  For Future, this means that “Mask Off” was streamed 23.87 million times while earning 2,000 digital downloads, per Nielsen Music, in December 2019. It marks a major bump since the track first debuted two years ago, peaking at No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in May 2017.

“Mask Off” went on to the Future’s highest-charting track to date, but numbers indicate that this record could soon be unseated by his newest “Life Is Good” collaboration with Drake.

Elsewhere on the same chart, Billie Eilish also makes an appearance at No. 2 for her “ilomilo” track, which finds its place on her When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? album. After appearing in the fourth episode of the debut season of The L Word: Generation Q, the track earned 1,000 downloads while racking up 10.1 million audio streams.