Atlanta-born rapper Future, known for his hit tracks like Mask Off and Life is Good, made a surprise appearance at the Business of Fashion (BOF) 500 Gala in Paris on Saturday, September 28. What caught fans' eyes is that he walked in, hand in hand, with up-and-coming German singer Donna Dafi, known for her tracks like Coco, Slomo, and Kriminell.
The unexpected pairing stirred up a frenzy online, as many began speculating about the nature of their relationship. The Shade Room took to Instagram to share photos of the two with many flooding the comments section with their thoughts. "So these ain’t wax figures ?" one user jokingly asked, alluding to their firm, fixated posture.
Several others chipped in as well, beckoning the Mixtape Pluto rapper to divulge more details about their bond.
Why does everyone look d3ad and alive at the same time!??," one user concurred.
"I thought Madame Tussads was unveiling new wax figures," yet another user joked.
"Why would anyone get in a relationship with future?" a third ridiculed.
Several others seemingly had nothing nice to say, as one after the other fans began poking fun at the rapper.
Future don’t piss me off, who tf is that ?" one user asked.
"Future looking like a proud man who don’t take care of his kids," another user dissed.
"Whoever that is with Future. Girl, be smart and do NOT get pregnant!" yet another advised.
The event also played host to several other notable celebrities, including Kylie Jenner, WizKid, and Victoria Beckham.
Rapper Future debuts Mixtape Pluto, his first solo project in eight years
Future recently dropped his new Mixtape Pluto, which has also made headlines in its own right. Many are pointing out the audible Playboi Carti influences on the track and the notable, albeit unexpected, absence of guest features. The mixtape came out on the same day as Gunna's latest album, September 20. Notably, it's the rapper's first solo in eight years.
The last albums saw collaborations with A-listers like Metro Boomin. While there were rumors that the rapper would join forces with Travis Scott, he flew solo, enlisting the help of producers like Southside, Wheezy, and ATL Jacob. Hits Daily Double reported that the mixtape is anticipated to sell between 120-135,000 album-equivalent units in its first week.
The rapper's latest release incorporates elements of his personal life, serving as a tribute to his late mentor and cousin, Rico Wade, who passed away earlier this year at the age of 52. According to Stop The Breaks, the house on the cover of Mixtape Pluto was Wade's mother's.
The rapper has given fans many a sneak peek for songs yet to come out this year. This means that there may be another Future project coming hot on the heels of the latest drop. Fans will have to stay tuned to find out more.
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