Future Heads to Tokyo, But Can’t Escape a Toxic Love in Bustling ‘No Misery’ Video
Categoria: Musica
Parent album The Real Me debuted atop the Billboard 200.
Por Billboard | 06/08/2026
Future released another visual from his Billboard 200- topping The Real Me , as the video for “No Misery” arrived on Thursday (Aug. 6). Directed by Loris Russier, the bustling visual shows Future on a trip in Tokyo, but he still can’t shake the thought of an ex-lover. In the visual, Pluto heads to different locations around Japan’s capital. He goes from rapping in the back of a luxury car to dark alleyways as he rocks plenty of icy chains and reps home with an Atlanta Braves hat. Future’s love interest is enjoying a night out with a girlfriend elsewhere in the city. But the thought of the rapper seems like a distant memory for her, as she smokes, sips on drinks and watches fireworks with another friend. They all appear to end the night by themselves. The trap legend switches up to utilize a throaty flow and distorts his voice to be even deeper at different parts of the track, while he gushes about possessing various women and his hedonistic escapades. Even though it was left out of the video, the audio version of “No Misery” opens with an excerpt from Future’s 2019 The WIZRD documentary featuring André 3000 raving about Pluto. “No Misery” follows previously released The Real Me videos including “Konnichiwa,” “Fukk a Interview” and “California Girls.” Produced by Wheezy, “No Misery” debuted and peaked at No. 54 on the Billboard Hot 100 . Future landed 17 entries from the album on the all-genre chart following the LP’s July 10 arrival. The Real Me notched Future his 12th No. 1 album — which is good for the fifth most of all-time — atop the Billboard 200 with 131,000 equivalent album units earned in the U.S. through July 16, according to Luminate. Watch the “No Misery” video below.