Multi-platinum hip-hop artist Future released a new visual for his track “No Misery,” capturing the rapper across scenic locations in Tokyo. Directed by filmmaker Loris Russier, the official music video debuted across digital platforms alongside the ongoing success of the artist’s latest project.
The stylized backdrop of Japan’s capital frames the single, which serves as a key inclusion on Future’s 12th full-length album, “THE REAL ME“. Produced by long-time collaborators Wheezy, Shndo, and Bryan Yepes, the song has garnered significant traction across streaming services following its rollout.
The visual debut arrives during a period of sustained commercial achievement for the Atlanta native. Future’s recent slate of releases includes the chart-topping project “MIXTAPE PLUTO,” as well as his collaborative LP duology with super-producer Metro Boomin, “WE DON’T TRUST YOU” and “WE STILL DON’T TRUST YOU”.
Over a career spanning more than a decade, the three-time Grammy Award winner has earned dozens of multi-platinum certifications and achieved Diamond status for his 2020 hit “Life Is Good”. His latest Tokyo-based production adds another international highlight to an expansive visual discography.
See the ‘No Misery’ video – HERE.
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