PLUTOSKI

Future's song 'PLUTOSKI' delves into the complexities and dualities of street life, fame, and wealth. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a lifestyle marked by opulence and danger, where the protagonist navigates through a world of luxury and criminality. The recurring mention of 'Pluto' and 'Ski' serves as a nod to Future's alter ego and his association with a high-flying, extravagant lifestyle. The song's title itself, 'PLUTOSKI,' combines these elements, suggesting a blend of Future's persona with the ski culture, which is often associated with speed and thrill.

The lyrics highlight the protagonist's detachment from ordinary life, emphasizing that he and his crew are not 'regular niggas.' This detachment is further illustrated through references to expensive jewelry, international travel, and a constant state of motion and change. The lines 'I'm gettin' my currency changed / Goin' out the country, street nigga, we gangsters' underscore the global reach and influence of their lifestyle, while also hinting at the underlying criminal activities that fund their opulence.

Future also touches on themes of loyalty and authenticity, criticizing those who 'false claim' and emphasizing the importance of staying true to one's roots. The repeated references to 'trappin' out the trap' and 'flippin' out the strap' highlight the ongoing struggle and hustle that define their existence. Despite the wealth and fame, there's a sense of perpetual motion and unrest, as the protagonist continues to engage in risky behaviors and navigate the treacherous waters of street life. The song encapsulates the highs and lows of this lifestyle, blending moments of triumph with underlying tensions and dangers.