NC-17 (feat. 21 Savage)

Travis Scott's 'NC-17' featuring 21 Savage is a track that delves into themes of hedonism, materialism, and the rapper lifestyle. The song's title itself suggests content that is not suitable for children, much like a movie with an NC-17 rating, indicating that the lyrics will explore adult themes and explicit content.

The lyrics by Travis Scott depict a lavish and indulgent lifestyle, filled with sexual escapades, luxury, and a carefree attitude towards life. Phrases like 'Fuck with all my chains on, let's have chain sex' and 'Hangin' with the gang, get your fangs wet' suggest a mix of sexual prowess and gang loyalty, emphasizing the importance of both in his life. The repeated references to 'ice,' which is slang for diamonds and expensive jewelry, and 'pour different colors, sippin', tainted' which likely refers to consuming codeine syrup, a popular trope in hip-hop culture, further paint a picture of excess and opulence.

21 Savage's verse continues this theme, boasting about his wealth, sexual conquests, and the power he wields. His lines 'Three main bitches thinkin' they my main bitch' and 'Had to buy a visa, she from Moscow' underscore a lifestyle of promiscuity and international playboy status. The verse also includes a nod to his wealth and status with 'Earrings cost a quarter certified by GIA,' indicating that his jewelry is expensive and certified by the Gemological Institute of America. The song overall is a braggadocious anthem that glorifies the rappers' lifestyles, while also acknowledging the darker, more hedonistic aspects of fame and fortune.