Future – Fuck Up Some Commas

Future – Fuck Up Some Commas

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Rap/Hip HopJuly 17, 2015

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About the track

Future released “Fuck Up Some Commas” in 2015. It’s track 18 of 18 on DS2 (Deluxe), Future’s album, released on July 17, 2015. It came out through Epic/Freebandz/A1. It closes the project, right after “Kno The Meaning”. The song runs 3 minutes 58 seconds and is listed under Rap/Hip Hop. Future has 591 songs on TopCityTune; the artist profile shows the most played and the newest. Press play above to listen here, or stream it on Deezer. Save it to My Library to come back to it.

What it’s about

Arriving on the 2015 project DS2 (Deluxe) through Epic, Freebandz, and A1, this rap release captures Future in his signature hip hop element. Going by the bold title, the track hints at themes centered around heavy spending, accumulating wealth, and living lavishly without financial restraint. Clocking in at just under four minutes, it reflects the intense style that defined the artist's busy run of releases throughout that year. For listeners tapping into his catalog, the song stands out as an explicit slice of his hard-hitting sound.

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Track details

Song
Fuck Up Some Commas
Artist
Future
Track
18 of 18
Released
July 17, 2015
Length
3:58
Genre
Rap/Hip Hop
Label
Epic/Freebandz/A1
Lyrics
Explicit
Stream on
Deezer

In Future’s catalogue

From the album DS2 (Deluxe)

Album page
  1. 1 Thought It Was a Drought
  2. 2 I Serve the Base
  3. 3 Where Ya At with Drake
  4. 5 Lil One
  5. 6 Stick Talk
  6. 7 Freak Hoe
  7. 8 Rotation
  8. 9 Slave Master
  9. 11 Colossal
  10. 12 Rich $ex
  11. 13 Blood On the Money
  12. 14 Trap Niggas
  13. 15 The Percocet & Stripper Joint
  14. 16 Real Sisters
  15. 17 Kno The Meaning
  16. 18 Fuck Up Some Commas
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