D4l - Music
D4l by Future
Future
Artist Biography For Future
Nayvadius DeMun Cash Born Nayvadius DeMun Wilburn November 20 1983 Better Known By His Stage Name Future Is An American Rapper Singer Songwriter And Record Producer From The Kirkwood Neighborhood Of Atlanta Georgia. After Releasing A Series Of Moderately Successful Mixtapes Between 2010 And 2011 Future Signed A Major Label Deal With Epic Records And Fellow American Rapper Rocko's A1 Recordings Which Helped Launch His Own Label Imprint Freebandz. Future Subsequently Began Working On His Debut Studio Album "Pluto " And In April 2012 Released The Album To Positive Reviews. The Album Spawned Five Singles All Of Which Charted On The Billboard Hot 100. The Album Was Later Re-Released In November As "Pluto 3D." His Second Studio Album "Honest " Was Released On April 22 2014 And Is Also Performing With His Group Freeband Gang. He Released His Highly Anticipated Third Studio Album "DS2 " On July 16 2015. The Atlanta Rapper Also Released Several Mixtapes During 2015 "Beast Mode" In January "56 Nights" In March And "What A Time To Be Alive With Drake " In September. Future Released "Purple Reign" In January 2016. The 13-Track Mixtape Was Executive Produced By Metro Boomin And DJ Esco With Additional Production From Southside Zaytoven And More.
Frogtoon Music - Song Info: D4L
Drake Reunites With Atlanta Trap Artists Future And Young Thug For A Tribute To The Atlanta Rap Collective D4L Which Consisted Of Members Fabo Mook-B Stoney And Shawty Lo. The Song Is A Remix Of Dreezy’s And 2 Chainz‘ January 2018 Track “2nd To None”–which Was Also Produced By Southside. Throughout The Track The Trio Represent Their Individual Labels Drake’s October’s Very Own OVO Future’s FreeBandz Gang FBG And Thugger’s Young Stoner Life Records YSL Brag About Their High-Class Lifestyles And Interpolate Drizzy’s Iconic “what’s Hannenin'?” From His June 2010 Single With Lil Wayne “Miss Me”—a Line Which Was In Turn Borrowed From D4L’s November 2005 Song “I’m Da Man.”
50 Similar Tracks:
Drake - I'm The Plug Drake - Scholarships Metro Boomin - No Complaints feat. Offset & Drake Bonus Lil Baby - Never Recover Lil Baby & Gunna, Drake Young Stoner Life - Diamonds Dancing feat. Travis Scott Future - Patek Water feat. Offset Gunna - Too Easy Young Stoner Life - Came And Saw feat. Rowdy Rebel Lil Baby - Out The Mud Future - Patek Young Thug - Chanel Go Get It feat. Gunna & Lil Baby Young Money - Trophies 2 Chainz - Big Amount NAV - No Debate feat. Young Thug Migos - Versace Remix Young Thug - Rich Nigga Shit with Juice WRLD Lil Yachty - Oprah’s Bank Account Lil Yachty & DaBaby Feat. Drake Pop Smoke - Mr. Jones feat. Future Lil' Wayne - Believe Me DJ Khaled - For Free Gunna - Too Easy Remix feat. Future & Roddy Ricch Pop Smoke - Paranoia feat. Gunna & Young Thug Migos - Give No Fxk 2 Chainz - Bigger Than You feat. Drake & Quavo Rae Sremmurd - Powerglide feat. Juicy J - From SR3MM Meek Mill - Splash Warning feat. Future, Roddy Ricch And Young Thug Kid Cudi - RAGER BOYZ with Young Thug Lil Durk - Stay Down - Apple Music Live A BOOGIE WIT DA HOODIE - Might Not Give Up feat. Young Thug Big Sean - Blessings - Extended Version A BOOGIE WIT DA HOODIE - Just Like Me feat. Young Thug Quality Control - Big Rocks Offset Feat. Young Thug Lil Yachty - Minnesota NAV - Both Sides Dj Esco - How It Was Feat. Future 21 Savage - Whole Lot Kodak Black - Conscience feat. Future Ty Dolla $ign - Blasé Feat. Future & Rae Sremmurd Mike Will Made-It - Drinks On Us Meek Mill - Amen feat. Drake Birdman - Money To Blow - Street Version Rich The Kid - Fall Threw feat. Young Thug & Gunna Tory Lanez - Real Thing feat. Future YoungBoy Never Broke Again - Permanent Scar feat. Young Thug And Quando Rondo Quality Control - On Me Mike Will Made-It - Buy The World Bryson Tiller - Get Mine feat. Young Thug Lil Keed - Proud Of Me feat. Young Thug Lil' Wayne - It's Good Big Sean - Even The Odds & Metro Boomin
POPULAR
TRACKS
MIXES
ALBUMS
Video 1 : 50
Music Tags for Future:
Biography - Future
Nayvadius DeMun Cash Born Nayvadius DeMun Wilburn November 20 1983 Better Known By His Stage Name Future Is An American Rapper Singer Songwriter And Record Producer From The Kirkwood Neighborhood Of Atlanta Georgia. After Releasing A Series Of Moderately Successful Mixtapes Between 2010 And 2011 Future Signed A Major Label Deal With Epic Records And Fellow American Rapper Rocko's A1 Recordings Which Helped Launch His Own Label Imprint Freebandz. Future Subsequently Began Working On His Debut Studio Album "Pluto " And In April 2012 Released The Album To Positive Reviews. The Album Spawned Five Singles All Of Which Charted On The Billboard Hot 100. The Album Was Later Re-Released In November As "Pluto 3D." His Second Studio Album "Honest " Was Released On April 22 2014 And Is Also Performing With His Group Freeband Gang. He Released His Highly Anticipated Third Studio Album "DS2 " On July 16 2015. The Atlanta Rapper Also Released Several Mixtapes During 2015 "Beast Mode" In January "56 Nights" In March And "What A Time To Be Alive With Drake " In September. Future Released "Purple Reign" In January 2016. The 13-Track Mixtape Was Executive Produced By Metro Boomin And DJ Esco With Additional Production From Southside Zaytoven And More.
read less
read more
16 Similar Artists To Future - Frogtoon Music
Young Thug Gunna Dj Esco Drake & Future Lil Baby 21 Savage Migos Drake Lil Keed Young Nudy Future & Young Thug Travi$ Scott Metro Boomin Playboi Carti A$AP Rocky LIL UZI VERT.
Drake reunites with Atlanta trap artists Future and Young Thug for a tribute to the Atlanta rap collective D4L, which consisted of members Fabo, Mook-B, Stoney, and Shawty Lo.
The song is a remix of Dreezy’s and 2 Chainz‘ January 2018 track “2nd to None”–which was also produced by Southside.
Throughout the track, the trio represent their individual labels, Drake’s October’s Very Own (OVO), Future’s FreeBandz Gang (FBG), and Thugger’s Young Stoner Life Records (YSL), brag about their high-class lifestyles, and interpolate Drizzy’s iconic “what’s hannenin'?” from his June 2010 single with Lil Wayne, “Miss Me”—a line which was in turn borrowed from D4L’s November 2005 song, “I’m Da Man.” Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.