Future has earned the ire of some renegade paparazzi after one was caught filming the “Mask Off” rapper without his consent.
In a video posted to Twitter on Wednesday (June 7), the Grammy-winner and his crew can be seen outside of a restaurant. The paparazzo, who apparently didn’t get permission from the Atlanta native to be on the street filming him, was then confronted by a member of his entourage.
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“You can’t record him,” he said to the enterprising videographer.
“But that’s what I do,” the videographer replied. “I do celebrities.”
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When the videographer insisted on filming Future as he gets into the car, the rapper got visibly agitated. “Aye man, you already did that earlier!” he shouted. “If I get somebody to jump out of one of these cars and do something to you, you gon’ be thinking I’m wrong.”
Undeterred, the videographer continued his pursuit of Future — who subsequently threw water at him as he sped away. “Yeah, thank you!” shouted the paparazzo. “I got the video, motherfucker! Go suck a dick!”
In better Future news, his Freewishes Foundation recently partnered with 2K Foundations to launch the I Am A Dreamer Lab at a school near to where the Atlanta native grew up.
“It’s important that all students receive access to STEAM education regardless of their background,” he said in a press release statement. “Our Freewishes Foundation, with the support of the 2K Foundations, has helped make this possible in our Atlanta community. We’re thankful for their commitment to support our initiative.”
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“We are creating a science technology, engineering, art, and mathematics lab as an extension of Freewishes educational initiative,” added Tia Wilburn, who is the executive director of the foundation, as well as Future’s sister. “We wanted to add art because both Future and I support creativity.”
In addition to supporting STEAM programs for disadvantaged youth, the Freewishes Foundation “has evolved into a versatile non-profit organization that sponsors a wide-range of programs, events and services throughout Atlanta,” per the foundation’s official website.
Back in December, Future and the Freewishes Foundation spread some Christmas cheer throughout Atlanta by treating 1,000 families to an all-out shopping spree at Target as part of the organization’s I AM A DREAMER Holiday Pop-Up.
The toy drive took place on December 17 and served as the Freewishes Foundation’s 9th annual event.
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“Christmas has always been another opportunity to give and not receive for the foundation,” Future’s sister, Tia Wilburn, said in a statement (via VIBE). “We’ve been committed to giving back to those in need for over ten years, especially in metro Atlanta and the neighborhood we grew up in, Kirkwood.”
Future’s mother, Stephanie Jester, added: “I’m so happy that everyone was able to get the things they need for their children and family members. We are doing our part to service our communities. In over a decade we’ve never waited for anyone else to help our community.
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“We have always stepped up to the plate. Our commitment to the community is very faith-based. God has been a blessing to our family and we want to continue to service the community.”
