TOP FLOOR (feat. Travis Scott)

In 'TOP FLOOR,' Gunna and Travis Scott paint a vivid picture of their luxurious lifestyles, filled with opulence, success, and the occasional pitfalls of fame. The song opens with Travis Scott's verse, where he describes jumping out of a wave and into a daze, a metaphor for the sudden and overwhelming nature of fame and success. He warns that this lifestyle can be destructive if not approached with caution, urging listeners to think twice. The imagery of 'Prada, blue leather' and 'whatever her vice' highlights the allure and temptations that come with wealth and status.

Gunna's verse continues this theme, emphasizing his rise from humble beginnings ('I came out the mud like the cleats') to a life of extravagance. He references iconic figures like Muhammad Ali to underscore his own unique style and resilience. The lyrics 'Float like the ocean, young Gunna go crazy' and 'Tropical bitches, her hair wet and wavy' evoke a sense of freedom and indulgence, while also hinting at the chaotic and sometimes overwhelming nature of their lives. The mention of 'VLONE from Bari' and 'Matte black Aventador' further cements their status in the world of high fashion and luxury cars.

Travis Scott's second verse delves deeper into the complexities of fame. He talks about juggling beats and fame, and how he copes with the pain through substances ('I gobble the pain when I swallow this drank'). The line 'Need the cover of Time so my haters believers' speaks to the desire for validation and recognition. The song's chorus, 'Too toxic, wavy, not vibin',' encapsulates the duality of their experiences—enjoying the highs while being aware of the potential downsides. The 'top floor' symbolizes the pinnacle of success, but also the isolation that can come with it, as they are 'so surrounded' yet seemingly alone in their elevated status.