fueled

In 'Fueled,' Quavo delves deep into his past and present, reflecting on his journey and the experiences that have shaped him. The song opens with Quavo expressing a desire to return to his roots, both in terms of his lifestyle and his geographical origins. The mention of 'Nawf Qua' refers to the Northside of Atlanta, a significant place in Quavo's life and career. This return is not just physical but also metaphorical, as he revisits the mindset and hustle that propelled him to success. The line 'Never go back to my old bae' signifies a commitment to moving forward and not reverting to past relationships that may have held him back.

A poignant theme in the song is Quavo's tribute to Takeoff, his late cousin and fellow Migos member. The line 'Nigga, I gotta go up for Take'' underscores his determination to honor Takeoff's memory and legacy. This sentiment is further emphasized with references to their shared struggles and triumphs, highlighting the bond they shared. The song also touches on the complexities of family relationships, as seen in the lines about his cousin who distanced himself, yet Quavo maintains that 'it's all love.' This duality of love and loss permeates the track, adding emotional depth.

Quavo's lyrics also reflect his current status and the pressures that come with it. He mentions living like a rockstar, dealing with jealousy, and the importance of trust. The imagery of 'riding around in my bulletproof truck' and 'lean on my stick like I'm using a crutch' paints a picture of a life that is both glamorous and fraught with danger. Despite these challenges, Quavo remains focused on his goals, as evidenced by his references to business ventures and his commitment to his label, QC. The repeated line 'Do this shit for the fam', 'cause this shit bigger than me' encapsulates his motivation and the sense of responsibility he feels towards his family and community.