Are Ciara and Future taking their relationship to the next level? The Atlanta rapper and singer were spotted dining at Crustacean in Beverly Hills on Wednesday. Ciara walked ahead of Future as they made their way to the valet. There have been rumors that the two are an item after CiCi jumped on the remix to Future’s “Turn On the Lights” and Future returned the favor, guesting on the remix to “Sorry.”
If her past relationships are any indication, don’t expect the private CiCi to address the topic. However, she does open up to the camera about her past on MTV’s “This Is How I Made It,” airing Saturday at 12 p.m.
Future has been busy in the studio working on his new album Future Hendrix, which is already 40 percent done. Collaborators include Kanye West, Kelly Rowland, Jeremih, and Ciara.
Lil Wayne gets love from the ladies on “Bitches Love Me” featuring Future and Drake. The Young Money chief pays the haters no mind, while Future and Drizzy provide the hook on the Mike WiLL Made It production off I Am Not a Human Being II, due February 19.
Weezy explained how the song came about. “[Drake] gave me one of them banging hooks, so I told him the hook was so amazing, he didn’t need to say nothing else on the album,” he told MTV News. “I already know that song is probably gonna be one of the biggest songs on the album.”
Future, who called the song “Good Kush and Alcohol,” added, “It’s a movie. I can’t wait to see how the fans respond to it.”
After catering to the ladies with Kelly Rowland, Future goes “Hard” in the video for his new street single off his upcoming mixtape Future Presents F.B.G.: The Movie, dropping on January 13. The Atlanta rapper stacks his paper, shows off his Bentley, and sips on that lean in the viral clip.
Earlier this week, Future announced a joint venture with Epic Records for his label, Freebandz Entertainment. Expect more big things from him in 2013.
Future just dropped his re-release Pluto 3D, but he’s already 40 percent done with his sophomore album Future Hendrix. During an interview in L.A., the Atlanta rapper rattled off some of his A-list collaborators including Ciara, Rihanna, Kelly Rowland, and Jeremih.
He has also been in the studio with Kanye West. “I love the way Kanye work ’cause he allow you to be you and try new things. I believe that’s how music should be done,” Future told Rap-Up TV.
Also expect more collaborations with Drake. “The chemistry that we have, we just feed off each other. We come up with hits easy,” said Future.
Plus, he shared details about a record he did with Lil Wayne and Drake for I Am Not a Human Being II, which he called “Good Kush and Alcohol.” “It’s a movie. I can’t wait to see how the fans respond to it,” he said.
The future is looking bright for Future. The Atlanta rapper has announced a joint venture with Epic Records for his label, Freebandz Entertainment. As part of the new deal, he will release his own albums and sign new talent.
Future is one lucky guy. In the last couple months, the Atlanta rapper has collaborated with three of R&B’s leading ladies including Rihanna, Kelly Rowland, and Ciara. While promoting his re-release Pluto 3D in L.A., he spoke with Rap-Up TV about working with each of them.
“RiRi is a blessing in disguise,” said Future, who collaborated with the Barbados superstar on her new album Unapologetic. “It just says a lot about her character. She takes risks and I love women that take risks because I feel like that’s the way to live. Do it your way.”
Their duet, “Loveeeee Song,” received input from Jay-Z, who suggested the title. “I soak it up as game and learning,” said Future. “I’m just trying to capitalize off the move that he made.”
Plus, he discussed how his collaboration with Kelly Rowland (“Neva End (Remix)”) came about and teaming with his Epic Records labelmate Ciara on “Turn On the Lights (Remix)” and the remix to her single “Sorry.” He already has more collaborations in the bag with each lady.
DJ Khaled assembles a hip-hop dream team in the video for “Bitches & Bottles” aka “Models & Bottles,” the latest single off his album Kiss the Ring. Future, T.I., Lil Wayne, and Ace Hood join the Cash Money DJ in a warehouse as they pop bottles and rhymes on the club banger. Of course, Weezy rocks his TRUKFIT gear and a skateboard, while Tip reps for Hustle Gang. Turn up.
Future cozied up to Kelly Rowland during his appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” The Atlanta rapper and Destiny’s Child diva showed off their chemistry as they performed the remix to “Neva End,” which appears on Future’s re-release Pluto 3D. A solo Future returned to the stage to perform his single “Turn On the Lights,” which is currently No. 65 on the Billboard Hot 100.
