Future Requests Broccoli & Cheddar Popcorn In Performance Rider

    One of Future’s performance riders has reportedly been obtained by TMZ.

    The site reports that the Atlanta rapper-singer got $150,000 for a 45-minute gig in December 2014.

    As for his backstage requests, Future requests “fresh white powdered” donuts, broccoli, cheddar popcorn and chicken fingers. His beverages of choice are Moet, Ciroc and Ace of Spades. 

    Future also asks for lemon grass scented candles for his dressing room.

    Producer Zaytoven, who helmed Future’s Beast Mode mixtape, says Future has more music in the chamber. 

    “When we did Beast Mode, we had Beast Mode 2 and 3 ready,” Zaytoven said during an interview earlier this month. “We did so many good songs that could have been on Beast Mode. So I think it’s all about timing for when it will come out again. It’s definitely going to be needed. The fans definitely want it.”

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    13 thoughts on “Future Requests Broccoli & Cheddar Popcorn In Performance Rider

    1. “Future also asks for lemon grass scented candles for his dressing room.”

      And that is all you need to hate on this corny fool smh

    2. I imagine this dude listening to Nelly eating some Broccoli Cheddar popcorn with the lemon grass candles burning talking about politics over chamomile tea with honey and a lemon wedge

      1. You do realize ppl have BEEN sayin that about Future since he started. Especially after Tony Montana dropped. n actually now his wave is bigger than ever. damn near tsunami at this point

    3. Well, that better be some of the best powdered donuts, broccoli, cheddar popcorn and chicken fingers ever, because that sounds like some shit I’d pick up at Wal-Mart for $10.

    4. Haters going to hate when your on top ! What u fools expect salad and tilapia when your a star you get out of the box shit ! Future running shit his 45 min show money is what most people make in two years hats off he is doing things ! What a time out him a step above !

    5. Yeah but what they dont tell you is he’s signed to a 360 deal and the major label takes a huge chunk out of everything. From that 150k he probably made 25k after paying manager fees, promoter, Label dues, and especially after Taxes. Don’t get fooled

      1. Most likely 100k. The venue pays the promoter or the promoter pays himself. Also with 360 deals the label usually books the show so they already got their cut or gets paid from ticket sales/admission.

    6. Even if he got a portion of that money, he is pretty lucky to get on the mic and ramble for 45 minutes with no one understanding. Why didn’t I think about that?

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