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Week In Viral News: DaBaby Was Caught Up In Drama, Again, Future Sat Down For A Toxic Convo And Zendaya's Wax Figure Has Twitter Split - Blavity

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It was a big week for several popular artists and other celebrities. Future teased his new single, "Worst Days," when he sat down with viral dating advisor Kevin Samuels to engage in a therapy-style conversation.  “Last year, how much would you say you spent on women,” Samuels asks Future in the trailer. “Probably I’d say around two, three…three million. Every time I see a beautiful woman, I have to splurge. I have to spoil em,” Future says in response. The artist then gives a brief glimpse at his upcoming single, a song that appears to be telling the story of his addiction to spend money on women. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Future PLUTO Hendrix (@future)

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