Future seems to take shot at Russell Wilson with ‘F–okay Russell’ lyric

Future can’t cease specializing in the previous.

The rapper seems to diss Russell Wilson in his music “Flip Yo Clic Up,” which was launched on Friday in collaboration with Quavo. 

“I acquired it out the sector, f–okay Russell,” Future says within the lyric. 

This isn’t the primary time Future has come after Wilson, because the Denver Broncos quarterback is married to the rapper’s ex-fiancée, Ciara. 

The Grammy award-winning singer shares her nine-year-old son, Future Zahir Wilburn, with Future.

The previous couple known as off their engagement in August 2014 after ten months. 

Ciara reportedly met Wilson in March 2015 at a Wisconsin basketball recreation, and the 2 shortly fell for one another. 

In a 2015 interview with The Breakfast Club, Future was not happy with Ciara opening a brand new chapter with a unique man. 

“You don’t deliver a person round your son,” Future stated. “You’ve recognized this man for just a few months and also you’re bringing him round your child? Who does that?” 

Wilson popped the query to Ciara in March 2016 and the couple tied the knot in Cheshire, England in July 2016.

The Tremendous Bowl Champion has turn into a stepfather to Future Jr. whereas welcoming two children of his personal with Ciara. 

Daughter, Sienna Princess, 6, was born in 2017 and son, Win Harrison, 3, was born in 2020. 

Future continued to have an opinion of his ex’s new household in 2019 when he accused Wilson of “not being a person” and that he does “precisely what [Ciara] inform him to do.” 

“He not being a person in that place. You’re not tellin’ her, ‘Bro, sit back with that on the web. Don’t even speak to him. I’m your husband,” Future said in the January 2019 interview with Beats 1 Radio.

“You higher not even deliver Future’s title up!’ If that was me, she couldn’t even deliver his title up.” 

Regardless of Future’s taunts, Ciara and Wilson appear to stay unbothered. 

Ciara recently posted photos of the couple having fun with a visit to Japan with Wilson commenting, “Love You My Queen.”