“Love Ya Future” is an unheard and finished 2Pac song, produced by Shock G and recorded in late Spring – early Summer 1992. It was one of the final tracks scrapped from Troublesome 21, the other one being “When I Get Free” (aka “Soulja II” / “Soulja’s Revenge”). They were replaced with “Representin” and “What Goes On”.
It appears on various close-to-final Troublesome 21 tracklists.
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