Often cited as a defining track of the "Future Renaissance" era, marking his shift toward a grittier, more influential trap sound. Trap Niggas - song and lyrics by Future - Spotify
Mentions moving a mother out of public housing ( "the 'jects" ) as a primary motivation for street work. Cultural Presence
Artist Information is a prominent hip-hop track by American rapper Future . It was released in 2015 as part of his mixtape 56 Nights and later featured on the deluxe version of his chart-topping studio album DS2 (Dirty Sprite 2) . Key Performance Data
Lyrics describe waking up to immediate danger ( "grab your strap" ) and turning to street games like craps for money.
Directed by Unkle Luc, the video features a cinematic look at street life and was premiered by The FADER .
The track inspired various freestyles and covers, including a notable version by Fetty Wap .