In the Sam Lecca-directed clip, the Atlanta rapper invites fans to his luxury mansion, where he raps the Southside and DY of 808 Mafia-produced track in front of a shark tank.
- Feb 21, 2017
AceShowbiz - Future is living his extravagant lifestyle in a new video for "Super Trapper" off his recently-released self-titled album. Directed by Sam Lecca, the video sees the Atlanta emcee rapping the song in a luxury mansion, where lingerie-clad women count hundreds of bills with cash counter machines.
The nearly-four-minute video also finds the rapper rapping the Southside and DY of 808 Mafia-produced track in front of a shark tank in his mansion. Elsewhere in the clip, the "Low Life" spitter shows off a driveway full of sport cars, smokes weeds and flaunts million-dollar chains.
Future's self-titled album came as a surprise release last week. It features 17 tracks in total including some standout songs like "Draco", "Mask Off" and "Feds Did a Sweep". In support of the album, Future will embark on "Nobody Safe Tour" which kicks off in May and boasts guest appearances from Kodak Black, Migos, Young Thug and Tory Lanez.
In other Future-related news, Chance The Rapper teams up with Future for a collaborative track titled "My Peak". Chance shared on Instagram on Monday, February 20 two preview clips of the track. In the first clip, Chance can be heard rapping, "I don't wanna hear about no masters, I just hit my pastor, it's faster," while he dances along to the mid-tempo banger in a recording studio.
Meanwhile, in the second clip, Future can be heard rapping his verse over mournful piano melody.
