Future is keeping the momentum going behind his latest chart-topping album, The Real Me, with the release of the official music video for “No Misery.”
Released on Wednesday, the visual was filmed in Tokyo and directed by Loris Russier, delivering a sleek, cinematic backdrop that matches the song’s dark and reflective tone. Throughout the video, Future moves through the vibrant streets and neon-lit scenery of Japan, blending luxury visuals with the introspective energy that has made the track a fan favorite.
“No Misery” is one of the standout records from The Real Me, Future’s latest solo album, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. The project marks his first solo studio album in four years and features 22 tracks with no guest appearances, allowing the Atlanta rapper to take center stage from start to finish.
Fans have praised the visual’s stylish direction and cinematic feel, with many calling it one of the strongest videos released from the album so far. The release continues Future’s rollout for The Real Me, an album that has already produced several standout moments and reinforced his place among hip-hop’s biggest artists.
With the “No Misery” video now available, Future shows no signs of slowing down as The Real Me continues its successful run across streaming platforms and the charts.