But Hendrix’s inability to share such a positive transition in his life says more about the negative effects of fan culture and the music industry as a whole than it says about him. Mary J’s 2017 studio album Strength of a Woman-which discussed her public divorce from manager and husband Martin “Kendu” Isaacs-debuted at No. When messages such as a breakup, sex and addiction become the primary focuses of an artist’s narrative, we inherently expect them to continue with those trends, especially if the music is a success.
Percocets and molly not only served as the tools for a catchy chorus in 2017’s “Mask Off,” but also provided a lens into Future’s real-life pastime. He’s arguably recognized as the godfather of this new generation of mumble rappers, who romanticize drug use as a form of self-care. Future’s artistry in particular is deeply rooted in drug use as a method of self-medication to cope with heartache, pain and suffering. Blige makes breakup music, Trey Songz markets sex, and Lil Peep frequently made emo, drug music. It’s certainly customary for fans to tie a characteristic or specific subject to an artist’s music or brand. While this may have come as a shock to fans who have often linked the rapper to heavy drug use, what was even more astonishing was that Future concealed his sobriety for weeks or even months-not because he was diligently working on weaning himself off of the dangerous drug of choice without distractions, but because he feared how the announcement would affect his music stats and fan base. Who knows, maybe he traded the lean in for alkaline water and fresh juices.
16), Future made the revelation that he was sober.
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