Trance (feat. Travis Scott & Young Thug)
Metro Boomin
The Hypnotic Groove of Life and Luxury: Metro Boomin's 'Trance'
Metro Boomin's 'Trance' featuring Travis Scott and Young Thug is a song that encapsulates the hedonistic lifestyle often associated with hip-hop culture. The lyrics paint a picture of a night out, filled with partying, wealth, and the allure of the high life. The repeated phrase 'All in a trance' suggests a state of being captivated by the moment, lost in the music, and perhaps the influence of substances or the intoxicating presence of someone special.
The song's verses touch on themes of authenticity, trust, and the pursuit of pleasure. References to 'Chicago that time' and 'Did it with tribe' could imply memorable experiences and a sense of camaraderie. The artists boast about their wealth and status, as seen in lines like 'Nigga with bands, it's giving her (Trance)' and 'Taking these Ms they giving us,' where 'Ms' likely stands for millions. The song also alludes to the power of attraction and the dynamics of relationships in the fast-paced environment they inhabit.
Cultural references and wordplay are abundant, with mentions of 'Wok' and 'Tuss' referring to cough syrup, a popular trope in hip-hop, and 'I told her: I ain't Slime, babe, call me SEX,' which is a nod to Young Thug's nickname 'SEX.' The song's atmosphere is one of being caught up in the moment, with the music and the lifestyle creating a trance-like state that the artists and their audience find themselves in.