Future takes Coachella 2017 to Pluto, brings out Drake, Migos and the flute

For his Coachella debut, Future took the mask off and karate chopped his way to another shining 2017 moment.

The “Mask Off” rapper, who made history this year with back-to-back No.1 albums on the Billboard 200 chart, performed a special set for his Coachella debut. Entering the desert with a loaded set list of hits, he dripped and doused the crowd with a flurry of purply anthems, including “Karate Chop,” “Move That Dope,” “Same Damn Time,” “Where Ya At,” “Low Life,” and “Too Much Sauce” to name a few. In addition to performing songs from DS2, FUTURE and HNDRXX, along with bringing out a flutist to help bring proper life to his biggest hit to date, Fewtch also brought out some guests.

First guest of the night was Ty Dolla $ign, who joined in for “Blasé.” Soon after, the ATLien tapped his Nobody Safe co-stars Migos for “T-Shirt” and “Bad and Boujee.” As if that wasn’t enough, shortly after there was Drake.

Hitting the stage to “Jumpman,” the More Life star jumped into a quick set that included “Gyalchester” and “Fake Love.”

Overall, Fewtch bringing out Drake and Migos captures a victorious moment for all three acts. Future was recognized as the first artist to to ever have two different albums debut at No. 1 two weeks in a row, while Drake earned to right to be hailed as king of the streaming era with More Life. Migos, meanwhile, saw their first Billboard 200 No. 1 this year with the release of C U L T U R E.

Relive their shining Coachella moment below, and stream the rest of Coachella 2017 here.