if u got s***with a guy there

they would free u out and then arrest u 5 minutes later 4 gay

song f***ing sucks just influencer s***

if they cared about justice, they would allow this.

bro is kodak spice slurring me out

insano

Camille sending bait and fighting his friends while 2018 sounds is so hilarious bro

2018

Someone's called it, "faux-goth OnlyFans music."

cant win fr

Hittin' in the car if your b**** try to rape me

bro called me a phaggot f***

He says the F-word here??? He may be back.

How would they prove that a guy is asexual to arrest them for that

They show them p*** in the interrogation room and are like "not even a twitch book em"

you gonna let him talk to you like that?

his friend

Oh, the 'friend.'

2018 is f***ing hilarious

what kinda unfinished s*** is this

the beat is KILLING ME

tell him how are u the f word if u the one that f***ed her

idk yet

u seem sad

they’re strapping the arm band on his weiner for the lie detector test

2018 is the Plutoski off the album

strictly 4 the real ones

Your honor my client had a half chub and therefore should receive minimal punishment

he's saying crazy things im muting the group chat now

the damage is done

we had plans for dinner tonight with the group but it's obviously not happening

so i said "i forgot to say i can't make dinner tonight i'm going out with luisa (brazillian girl)"

and this bozo is going nuts

this being the follow up song to 2018

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If you’re talking about “Build a B****” from Future’s 2026 album The Real Me, the song doesn’t have an official breakdown from Future yet, but based on the lyrics and how fans are interpreting it, it’s about transactional relationships and the idea of trying to “build” the perfect woman to fit your lifestyle.

The main themes seem to be:

• Control and idealization: Future raps about women being expected to fit a certain image, while also acknowledging that fame and money distort relationships.
• Luxury and status: Like much of his catalog, expensive gifts, designer brands, and wealth are used as symbols of power and attraction.
• Emotional distance: Beneath the bravado, there’s a recurring sense that these relationships are superficial and difficult to trust, a theme that’s been common throughout Future’s music for years.

Compared to Bella Poarch’s song of the same name, which criticizes unrealistic beauty standards placed on women, Future’s track appears to flip the phrase into a darker, more cynical look at modern dating and celebrity relationships rather than making a feminist statement