Travis Scott - FE!N (Lyrics) ft. Playboi Carti

Travis Scott - FE!N (Lyrics)

FE!N (Lyrics)

[Intro: Travis Scott & Sheck Wes]

Just come outside for the night (Yeah)

Take your time, get your light (Yeah)

Johnny Dang, yeah, yeah

I been out geekin' (Bitch)

[Chorus: Travis Scott]

FE!N, FE!N, FE!N, FE!N, FE!N (Yeah)

FE!N, FE!N, FE!N, FE!N, FE!N (Yeah)

FE!N, FE!N, FE!N, FE!N, FE!N

FE!N, FE!N (Yeah), FE!N, FE!N, FE!N

[Verse 1: Travis Scott & Sheck Wes]

The career's more at stake when you in your prime (At stake)

Fuck that paper, baby, my face on the dotted line (Dot, yeah)

I been flyin' out of town for some peace of mind (Yeah, yeah, bitch)

It's like always they just want a piece of mine (Ah)

I been focused on the future, never on right now (Ah)

What I'm sippin' not kombucha, either pink or brown (It's lit)

I'm the one that introduced you to the you right now (Mmm, let's go)

Oh my God, that bitch bitin' (That bitch bitin')

Well, alright (Alright), tryna vibe (I'm tryna vibe this)

In the night, come alive

Ain't asleep, ain't a—, ain't a—, ain't-ain't

[Chorus: Travis Scott]

FE!N, FE!N, FE!N, FE!N, FE!N

FE!N, FE!N, FE!N, FE!N, FE!N

FE!N, FE!N, FE!N, FE!N, FE!N

FE!N, FE!N, FE!N, FE!N

FE!N, FE!N, FE!N, FE!N, FE!N

[Bridge: Playboi Carti]

Syrup, woah, what?

What?

(Homixide, Homixide, Homixide, Homixide)

What? (Yeah)

Woah, woah (Yeah, yeah)

(Homixide, Homixide, Homixide, Homixide)

Hit, yeah, hold up (Yeah)

[Verse 2: Playboi Carti]

Yeah, I just been poppin' my shit and gettin' it live, hold up (Shit)

Yeah, you try to come wrong 'bout this shit, we poppin' your tires, hold up (Shit)

Uh, hundred round (Woah), feelin' like I'm on ten

Playin' both sides with these hoes (Hold up), shorty, I'm fuckin' your friend (Hold up)

I've been goin' crazy, shorty, I've been in the deep end

She not innocent, uh, she just tryna go

[Chorus: Travis Scott & Playboi Carti]

FE!N (Talkin' 'bout), FE!N, FE!N (Yeah), FE!N, FE!N (Syrup, oh, oh, what? Syrup)

FE!N, FE!N (Syrup), FE!N, FE!N, FE!N (Oh, oh)

FE!N, FE!N (Talkin' 'bout), FE!N, FE!N, FE!N, FE!N (Talkin' 'bout, let's go)

[Verse 3: Playboi Carti & Travis Scott]

I just been icin' my hoes, I just been drippin' my hoes (Drippin' my hoes)

This is a whole 'nother level, shorty (Oh), I got these hoes on they toes (Hoes on they toes)

I put the bitch on the road, she tryna fuck on the O, hold up, hold up

I got this ho with me, she tryna show me somethin', hold up, hold up (Oh)

I got flows for days, these niggas ain't knowin' nothin', hold up, yeah (Oh)

Me and my boy locked in, you know we on one, hold up, uh (Slatt, slatt)

We in the spot goin' crazy until the sun up

You worried about that ho, that ho done chose up (Slatt, bitch-ass)

Uh, pistols all in the kitchen, can't give the zip code up, hold up, yeah (Wow)

FE!N, FE!N, FE!N (Huh? Huh? Huh? Huh? Yeah)

Why the fuck these niggas actin' like they know us?

Double O, Cactus, yeah, we towed up (Skrrt, skrrt), uh, yeah

Switch out the bag, these niggas get rolled up, hold up (It's lit), slatt

Everything hit, hold up, everything Homixide, Homixide (Homixide, Homixide, Homixide, Homixide, Homixide)

[Outro: Travis Scott & Playboi Carti]

FE!N, FE!N, FE!N, FE!N, FE!N, FE!N (Homixide, Homixide, Homixide, Homixide, Homixide, Homixide, Homixide)

#UTOPIA #TravisScott #FE

Travis Scott:

Jacques Bermon Webster II, known by his stage name Travis Scott (formerly stylized as Travi$ Scott), is an influential American rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer. He derives his stage name from a combination of his favorite uncle's name and the first name of one of his inspirations, Kid Cudi (real name Scott Mescudi).

In 2012, Scott made a significant breakthrough by signing his first major-label contract with Epic Records and securing a publishing deal with Kanye West's renowned label, GOOD Music. Furthering his artistic journey, he inked a joint-recording contract with Epic and T.I.'s Grand Hustle imprint in April 2013. Scott's musical endeavors began with the release of his self-produced mixtape, "Owl Pharaoh," in 2013. The mixtape was followed by another successful release, "Days Before Rodeo," in 2014.

Scott's debut studio album, "Rodeo," dropped in 2015, with its lead single "Antidote" gaining substantial popularity. The album showcased his unique sound and laid the groundwork for his subsequent successes. His second album, "Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight," released in 2016, soared to the top of the Billboard 200 chart, marking his first number one album. In collaboration with Quavo, Scott unveiled the joint album "Huncho Jack, Jack Huncho" under the name Huncho Jack in the following year.

The pinnacle of Scott's career arrived in 2018 with the release of his third studio album, "Astroworld," which received critical acclaim. The album's single "Sicko Mode," featuring Drake, secured Scott's first Billboard Hot 100 number one hit. In 2019, Scott's record label, Cactus Jack Records, released the compilation album "JackBoys," which topped the Billboard 200 chart. Scott continued his streak of success with the 2020 single "Franchise," featuring Young Thug and M.I.A., becoming the first artist to debut three songs at number one on the Hot 100 in under a year.

Building on his formidable career, Scott released his highly anticipated follow-up album, "Utopia," five years after his third studio album. Throughout his musical journey, Scott's influence has extended beyond music, encompassing collaborations with prominent brands like Nike, Dior, and McDonald's. He established his own record label, Cactus Jack Records, in 2017.

Notably, Scott's career has been marked by both triumphs and challenges. In 2021, a tragic crowd incident occurred during his performance at the Astroworld Festival, resulting in criticism and widespread concern about safety at his concerts.

Scott's musical achievements include four number-one hits on the Billboard Hot 100 and a total of 80 charted songs. His accolades include Grammy Award nominations, a Billboard Music Award, a Latin Grammy Award, an MTV Video Music Award, and multiple BET Hip Hop Awards. As an artist and cultural icon, Travis Scott has left an indelible mark on the music industry and pop culture as a whole.