FEFE (feat. Nicki Minaj & Murda Beatz)

It's fuckin' TR3YWAY!
King of New York, lookin' for the Queen
Uh, you got the right one
L-let these, l-let these b-b-bitches know, nigga
Queens, Brooklyn, brr, ah!
Murda on the beat so it's not nice!

Pussy got that wet, wet, got that drip, drip
Got that super soaker, hit that, she a Fefe
Her name Keke, she eat my dick like it's free, free
I don't even know, like, why I did that
I don't even know, like, why I hit that
All I know is that I just can't wife that
Talk to her nice so she won't fight back
Turn around and hit it from the back, back, back
Bend her down then I make it clap, clap, clap

I don't really want no friends
I don't really want no friends, no

Draco got that kick-back
When I blow that, they all do track
They don't shoot back, one shot, close range, red dot
Head tight, yeah, I did that, yeah, I live that
Call an Uber with my shooter
With a Ruger, we gon' do ya
Niggas say they killing people, but I really fuckin' do it

I don't really want no friends
I don't really want no friends, no

He, he tryna 69 like Tekashi, call him papi
Word to A$AP, keep me Rocky
I'm from New York, so I'm cocky
Say he fuckin' with my posse, copped me Chloé like Kardashi'
Keep this pussy in Versace, said I'm pretty like Tinashe
Put, put it all up in his face, did I catch a case?
Pussy game just caught a body, but I never leave a trace
Face is pretty, ass for days, I get chips, I ask for Lay's
I just sit back and when he done, I be like: Yo, how'd it taste?
(Yo, how'd it taste?!)

I don't really want no friends
I don't really want no friends, no

Ayo, Draco got that kick-back
When it kick-back, you can't get yo shit back
In fact, this that bitch that: I hate small talk, I don't fuck with chit-chat
AC just stopped working, so they hit me
Told me bring my wrist back, come through rocking fashions
That got all these bitches like: Yo, what's that?

I don't really want no friends
I don't really want no friends, no

Eeny, meeny, miny, moe, I catch a hoe right by her toe
If she ain't fuckin' me and Nicki, kick that ho right through the door (TR3YWAY)
I don't really want no friends, my old hoe just bought this Benz
Nicki just hopped in this shit, now I won't see that bitch again

Eeny, meeny, miny, moe (no)
I catch a hoe right by her toe (no)
If she ain't fuckin' me and Nicki (no)
Kick that hoe right through the door (no, TR3YWAY)

Mmm, Young Money
Young Money bunny
Colorful hair, don't care
I don't really want no friends
I don't really want no friends, no
I don't really want no friends
I don't really want no friends, no
Scum Gang!

A Ostentação e o Estilo de Vida no Rap de FEFE

A música 'FEFE', uma colaboração entre 6ix9ine, Nicki Minaj e Murda Beatz, é um exemplo vibrante do rap contemporâneo que mistura ostentação, sexualidade e uma atitude desafiadora. A faixa se destaca por seu refrão pegajoso e batidas marcantes, características do produtor Murda Beatz, e pela presença de Nicki Minaj, que traz seu próprio estilo e presença para a música.

Liricamente, 'FEFE' é repleta de referências à riqueza, ao poder e à sexualidade. 6ix9ine, conhecido por sua abordagem direta e muitas vezes controversa, utiliza a música para se proclamar o 'Rei de Nova York', buscando uma rainha que esteja à altura de seu status. As letras são explícitas, com metáforas sexuais e alusões a atos sexuais, refletindo a bravata e a confiança que muitas vezes acompanham o gênero do rap. A música também aborda a violência e a cultura das armas, com referências a tiroteios e à vida nas ruas, elementos frequentes nas letras de 6ix9ine.

Nicki Minaj, por sua vez, adiciona uma dimensão adicional à música com seus versos, que misturam autoconfiança, luxo e poder feminino. Ela faz referências a marcas de moda de alta costura, como Versace, e a outras celebridades, estabelecendo-se como uma figura influente e desejável. A colaboração entre os dois artistas cria um diálogo entre masculinidade e feminilidade no rap, cada um ostentando seu próprio sucesso e independência. Em suma, 'FEFE' é uma celebração do estilo de vida extravagante que muitos rappers aspiram e um hino para aqueles que se identificam com a cultura do hip-hop que valoriza a autossuficiência e a força.