“Save Me” highlights the enigmatic and occasionally paradoxical presence of Mr. HNDRXX.
For one, the album page itself is currently sitting at “HOTTT” with a User Percentage of 71%. The top comment is a claim that Tyga‘s Legendary is superior, which has earned twenty-four co-signs. Others have been openly lamenting a decline in quality, which at least signifies that judgments are being passed under the lens of his greater musical career. Yet it’s not all bad. Some have praised the more emotional direction, while others were left with conflicting feelings. Others seemed grateful for Future’s work ethic, pleased with a prolific 2019.
On Twitter, however, the climate appeared relatively different. For one, the line between sincere opinion and “meme” is blurrier than Future’s vision after a night on the town. It’s not uncommon to hear people openly celebrating “Toxic Masculinity,” taking the concept and running with it. Though others are more measured, many are simply content to revel in the imagery of a sobbing Future, acknowledging the potential cry for help while opting to enjoy the unraveling process. All things considered, how do you feel about Save Me?
B O F F O@FarLFTSave Me is Future’s 808’s and Heartbreaks
Jordan’s Room@JordanSilver18Nobody:@1future : Save Me Track No. 6: Extra
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Female Future Hendrix@womanofyadream_Future talking bout save me then in the same sentence saying “if you catch an attitude I’m go fuck your friend” … I love it .
Asshole Of The Year@Bdell_1014Future on the “Save Me” album singing like his son called Russell Wilson “dad” in front of him
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