Future Drops “Made Myself A Boss” from Streetz Calling
Future continues to solidify his presence in the Atlanta rap scene with the release of “Made Myself A Boss,” the opening track of his highly anticipated mixtape, Streetz Calling. Produced by the renowned Zaytoven, the track encapsulates Future’s journey of self-made success. As a result, blending vivid storytelling with his signature melodic delivery. This release highlights Future’s unstoppable work ethic and cements his status as one of Atlanta’s most promising rising stars.
Streetz Calling: A Mixtape for the Streets
Streetz Calling dropped today, further establishing Future as a key player in Atlanta’s hip-hop renaissance. Packed with 16 tracks, the mixtape showcases collaborations with some of the city’s biggest names. The list includes Gucci Mane, Rocko, and Trouble. Featuring production from heavyweights like Sonny Digital, Nard & B, and DJ Montay, Streetz Calling is a sonic journey through the heart of Atlanta’s streets. So, the project is filled with anthems that resonate deeply with fans.
Among the standout tracks, “Same Damn Time” and “Name Hold Weight” have already gained traction, but “Made Myself A Boss” sets the tone for the mixtape’s overarching theme: self-reliance, hustle, and ambition.
The Anthem of Self-Made Success
“Made Myself A Boss” embodies Future’s relentless drive and determination to succeed. Opening with the declaration “Streetz Calling!” Future immediately draws listeners into his world of ambition and hustle. The track’s hook—“I made myself a boss, I made myself a boss”—acts as a rallying cry for anyone striving to achieve greatness through hard work and perseverance.
Produced by Zaytoven, the track’s infectious beat pairs seamlessly with Future’s dynamic flow. His lyrics detail his rise from humble beginnings to becoming a figure of influence and wealth. Therefore, highlighting milestones like paying his grandmother’s rent and providing for his family. Lines like, “I paid my grandma rent and got my lil sister a house” underscore the deeply personal nature of the song.
A Look at the Lyrics
Future’s verses in “Made Myself A Boss” paint a vivid picture of his journey to success. In the first verse, he raps:
“I’m walking on a stack of tens, so every step is immaculate / All this cash I count, you gon’ think I inherit it.”
These lines emphasize his financial growth and the meticulous effort he’s invested in building his empire. The second verse continues this narrative, with Future likening his ambition to that of a bull charging head-on:
“I go head-on with that paper like a bull / I get hungry every time when I get full.”
Such imagery highlights the insatiable drive that propels Future forward. Thus, making “Made Myself A Boss” a true anthem for hustlers everywhere.
Zaytoven’s Signature Production
Zaytoven’s production on “Made Myself A Boss” adds another layer of excellence to the track. Known for his ability to craft beats that perfectly complement an artist’s style, Zaytoven delivers a rich, textured soundscape that enhances Future’s storytelling. The beat’s steady rhythm and melodic undertones create an anthemic quality, making it a standout track on Streetz Calling.
The pairing of Future and Zaytoven is a testament to Atlanta’s collaborative spirit, with both artists pushing each other to deliver their best work. Their synergy on “Made Myself A Boss” exemplifies the city’s vibrant and innovative hip-hop culture.
Future’s Rapid Ascent
At this point in his career, Future is experiencing a meteoric rise. Following his breakout feature on YC’s “Racks,” which became one of 2011’s most ubiquitous club hits, Future has capitalized on his growing momentum. Tracks like “Tony Montana,” which received a co-sign from Drake, further solidify his place in the industry.
With Streetz Calling, Future continues to prove that he’s not a one-hit wonder. His ability to consistently deliver quality music has earned him a loyal fanbase and positioned him as one of the most exciting voices in hip-hop.
Streetz Calling Highlights
While “Made Myself A Boss” serves as the mixtape’s powerful opener, other tracks on Streetz Calling deserve recognition. Songs like “Same Damn Time” and “Gone to the Moon” showcase Future’s versatility, blending trap beats with melodic hooks. Collaborations with Gucci Mane on “The Way It Go” and Rocko on “Power of That P” add depth and star power to the project.
The mixtape’s production lineup—featuring Sonny Digital, Nard & B, and DJ Montay—ensures a cohesive sound that stays true to Atlanta’s hip-hop roots. Each track contributes to the narrative of resilience and ambition that defines Streetz Calling.
Future’s Vision for the Future
With the release of Streetz Calling, Future demonstrates his commitment to building a lasting legacy in hip-hop. His work ethic, evident in his prolific output, sets him apart from his peers. Tracks like “Made Myself A Boss” not only highlight his personal journey but also inspire listeners to chase their dreams relentlessly.
As Future continues to evolve as an artist, his ability to connect with audiences through authentic storytelling and innovative music positions him as a force to be reckoned with in the industry. Streetz Calling is a testament to his growth and a preview of the greatness yet to come. Definitely, out of all of the rising rappers who are rising from Atlanta, Future has the most momentum.
One thing is for sure, Future has ensured that he’ll be known for more than “Racks.”
Conclusion
Future’s “Made Myself A Boss” is more than just a song; it’s a declaration of independence and success. As the opening track on Streetz Calling, it sets the tone for a mixtape that celebrates ambition, resilience, and the grind. Produced by Zaytoven, the track showcases Future’s lyrical prowess and ability to craft anthems that resonate with fans. It remains to be seen if this song will become an anthem like “Tony Montana.”
With Streetz Calling, Future cements his place in Atlanta’s hip-hop scene and sets the stage for even greater achievements. Tracks like “Made Myself A Boss” remind listeners of the power of hard work and determination, making this mixtape a must-listen for anyone striving to achieve their dreams. As Future’s star continues to rise, Streetz Calling serves as a powerful reminder of where it all began.
