Future’s Self-Titled Album Is Projected To Be His Fourth No. 1 Debut In Two Years

Billboard says FUTURE is likely to move around 150,000 equivalent units.

By Will Bundy

February 21, 2017

With all due respect, Im asking you to be loving, patient, and kind enough to understand my creativity is to heal wounds, not make new ones. However, the greater the risk, the greater the reward. Especially when you have great intentions for every individual that has played a major role in your life experiences. Now bare with me through my trials and tribulations, my wrong's and my rights. Find time to forgive me for any hurt or heartbreak I may have caused loving selfishly! I'm not perfect, no man walking this earth is. I'm at a place in life where I wanna make my weaknesses my strengths to become a better person than I was yesterday. -Future

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It's been a big week for Future, and maybe predictably, his new self-titled album is projected to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. According to "industry forecasters" tapped by Billboard, the album is likely to notch somewhere in the neighborhood of 150,000 equivalent units, with traditional sales accounting for 50-60,000.

We'll get the official tally next week, but by topping the chart, Future would earn his fourth consecutive No. 1 debut in two years, following DS2, What a Time, and Evol. In other Nayvadius news, he also just shared a teaser for the "Draco" visual, and he'll apparently perform the song on Fallon tonight.