Topia Twins Lyrics – Travis Scott ft. Rob49

[Verse 2]
Travis Scott joins in with Rob49, stating that he asked a woman to sit on his lap (a sexual gesture), and he had a firearm ("glizzy") with him for protection. He conveys that his life is busy, presumably due to his celebrity status, but he still finds time to have relationships with multiple women. He mentions that he spoils a particular woman, and she doesn't leave him feeling lonely. Despite being intimate, he avoids emotional attachments and stays for a short time ("can't stay 'til the mornin'"). Travis Scott then refers to the woman as an "angel in the streets" (someone who appears virtuous publicly) but a "demon undercover" (someone with a different persona in private). He acknowledges that he lies to her, acting like he dislikes her while simultaneously treating her affectionately during sexual encounters....Read More

[Chorus]
The chorus revolves around Travis Scott's lifestyle and attitude towards women. He mentions sitting sideways with a drink, implying a laid-back and indulgent lifestyle. He notes that women might become distant or cold towards him during the summer, so he keeps a mink coat (a luxurious item) to comfort them. Travis Scott addresses other men, warning them not to underestimate their partners and not to let someone else outdo them in pleasing their women. He uses the metaphor of a highway with a fleet (a large group of vehicles) moving behind him, suggesting that he attracts a lot of attention from women. If a woman becomes annoying, he advises finding a solution ("find a beach") to ease tensions or conflicts.

[Verse 3]
21 Savage takes over in this verse, mentioning twin guns ("twin Dracs" and "twin Glocks") and a twin jetski. He boasts about having access to charter planes (private jets) rather than flying on regular propeller planes. He talks about engaging in sexual activities ("slow stroke") while under the influence of codeine cough syrup ("Wock"). 21 Savage alludes to confrontations with rivals, referencing X-rays and CAT scans. He dismisses other rappers as insignificant ("rhythmic radio") and claims his own popularity. The line about getting "lipo'" refers to liposuction, suggesting a woman has undergone cosmetic surgery for her body, specifically her buttocks ("ass dropped"). The verse ends with a reference to a person named "Slime" being in jail, and 21 Savage believes he will come home soon, similar to how Tupac Shakur (Pac) was released from prison years ago.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the themes of Travis Scott's lifestyle, relationships with women, and his confident and extravagant persona.

[Verse 4]
Travis Scott begins by describing his jetski, emphasizing its uniqueness ("one of one-fifty") and the designer Virgil Abloh's association with it. He mentions having two women who are his favorites ("top tier"), and he enjoys a specific sexual act involving deep throat. He also brags about his accomplishments, including owning multiple luxury watches ("ten APs") and continuously seeking success without retirement. Travis Scott likens his clarity of vision to the psychedelic brew "ayahuasca." The following lines imply that he's dealing with some relationship issues or drama ("this shit get thicker than a bitch with stripes"). He suggests that a woman may gossip about him or reveal intimate details about their encounters ("she'll tell").

21 Savage joins in, making a reference to meeting a woman in London ("London bitch") and having a sexual encounter with her. He praises her curvy figure ("ass thick") and her enthusiasm in bed. The lyrics then include several wordplays and references, such as the rapper Young Joc, suggesting that someone tough might not be as genuine as they seem ("he just actin', he The Rock"). 21 Savage uses wordplay again, likening quick delivery of Amazon Prime packages to someone getting hurt or killed ("give me two days, I bet he drop").

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats once more, concluding the song with its recurring themes of lavish living, relationships with women, and self-assuredness.

Overall, the song's main themes seem to revolve around materialism, promiscuity, and a carefree, extravagant lifestyle. ...Read Less