Future, Metro Boomin, Travis Scott & Playboi Carti- Type Shit Lyrics

Song Information:

“Type Shit” is a song featuring American rapper Future, record producer Metro Boomin, and fellow Americans Travis Scott and Playboi Carti. The lead single from the former two’s collaborative studio album We Don’t Trust You was released on March 22, 2024, alongside the album, through Wilburn Holding Co., Boominati Worldwide, Epic Records, and Republic Records.

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Future, Metro Boomin, Travis Scott & Playboi Carti Lyrics

[Intro: Future]
Yeah, yeah, Pluto

[Chorus: Future]
I don’t hang with rats, that’s some new type shit
Get a nigga whacked on the news type shit
Sippin’ drank and Actavis on some Screw type shit
Just a sad ho runnin’ through the crew type shit
I got a bad bitch at home, Voodoo Type Shit
Take down Meg Thee Stallions by the Group type shit

[Verse 1: Future]
That’s some thick shit, I just thought you knew type shit
I just tricked off, I don’t just usually do this type of shit
Pockets racked up, all Blue type shit
Bunch of rich niggas, hoes get confused type shit
Atlanta nigga, I live like Ted Turner Type Shit
On camera, knockin’ jaws loose typе shit
I canceled her, kick Hеr out the Stu’ type Shit

A silent hitter, I just keep it cool with you bitches
A solid nigga, countin’ dog food type shit
Movin’ through the city with your Boo Type shit
She’s ready to suck it up like Soup type shit
You goin’ against the guys and you gon’ lose type shit
Pray to God they Knock You out your shoes Type shit (Type shit)

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[Verse 2: Travis Scott]
Pop it, pop it, right up Out the Blue Type shit
Put the Double O in a mood
Serotonin, that’s a cool Type mix
Oxycontin, mix it with balloons (Alright)

East Atlanta feelin’ like a Zoo type mix (Open up)
Shawty, shawty strippin’, takin’ shrooms
Eatin’ all the Percs, on some food type shit (Open up)
Shawty make it work, 9-to-5 type shit (Open up)
Eatin’ all the Perkies, on some food type shit (Open up)
Eatin’ all the Perkies, on some food type shit (Going up)
All the homies crushin’ on some fool type— (Going up)
Floodin’ out the spot, it’s like a Pool type mix (Add it up)
All the homies crushin’ on some fool type shit (Going up)
All the homies crushin’ on some fool type— (Open up)
Eatin’ all the Perkies, on some food type shit
Feelin’ so high, I’m on the moon type shit

[Bridge: Future, Playboi Carti & Travis Scott]
Kick the slow flow, Jitsu Type shit (Open it up, add it up)
Red lock in my dreadlocks, I’m on bool type shit (Fuck it up, add it up)
Cook a nigga up like food type shit (Fuck it up, fuck it up)
Posted up with my dogs Scooby Doo type shit (Fuck it up, woo)

[Verse 3: Playboi Carti & Future]
She grippin’ all on my balls, I gotta move type shit
Diamonds, they cover my flaws, I’m actin’ brand new type shit
Hundred round drum, make it bust, soundin’ like that new type shit
All of my Jeans Is Saggin’, I think I’m over tight shit
Put the Ho down with the Gang, now she think she my manager Type shit

Shawty thought she was the one, I will forever have a boss bitch
The Presi’ set on me plain, I’m on some naked type shit
Eighty-one thou’ for the teeth, I still ain’t smiling for this bitch
This ho think she better than me? She on that IG Model shit
Shawty said I’m a superhero, so how the fuck I’ma hide from shit?
Bitch give me Dome in the back, she on her Bobblehead Type shit
All I want is ass and titties, I ain’t got no type, shit

Sippin’ on drank, Pluto, hold up
Sippin’ my drank, Metro
Sittin’ right here with my Yayo Type shit
Might put some diamonds in my gloves, woah, on my Mike shit
What the fuck y’all talking about bodies for? Y’all just type shit (Pluto)

[Chorus: Future]
I don’t hang with rats, that’s some new type shit (New type shit)
Get a nigga whacked on the news type shit
Sippin’ drank and Actavis on some Screw type shit
Just a sad ho runnin’ through the crew type shit
I got a bad bitch at home, Voodoo Type shit
Take down Meg Thee Stallions by the Group type shit

[Outro: Playboi Carti, Future & Travis Scott]
Tags all over my shirt, uh, rockstar type shit (Open it up, open it up)
Molly all in my dreads, uh, Rasta type shit (Open it up, open it up)
‘Bout to take a ho to Turks, she a monster type shit (Type shit)
She Don’t speak no English, money talk type shit
She fuck me, ran her mouth ’cause I’m a boss type shit (Woo)

Future, Metro Boomin, Travis Scott & Playboi Carti- Type Shit (Official Video)

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Context and design
On January 3, 2024, Metro Boomin posted a photo of himself mixing the song on Twitter, teasing the song for the first time. Later, on March 13, Carti would tag Future, Metro, and Travis in a brief clip of the song that he shared on his Instagram story. Metro quickly verified this by tweeting the name of the song along with the album’s hashtag. Later that week, on March 18, Future and Metro headlined the Rolling Loud music festival in California, where they gave a full performance of the song alongside Travis and Carti.

The official music video for the song was unveiled along with its release.

negative response
The Song was ranked as the fourth best song on We Don’t Trust You by Michael Saponara of Billboard. Although Future sets the tone for the song, Travis “invades the scene and makes it his own blockbuster,” according to Saponara. He says Travis “awakens all five senses” and attributes the change in the track’s style to his “smokey” vocals.

The song is “awkward,” according to Robin Murray, who wrote for Clash, characterizing it as “less of a song and more of a chant over a beat.” The song is described as a “true assembly of modern rap’s Avengers” by Scott Glasher of HipHopDX. “Medieval church bells drenched with thundering 808s” is how Glasher characterizes Travis and Carti’s “dystopian distorted vocals” on the “harrowing beat”.

About Metro Boomin

Metro Boomin, a.k.a. Leland Tyler Wayne, is a record producer from the United States was Born on September 16, 1993. Sought after by critics for his eerie production approach, he is considered one of the leading producers in the realm of contemporary Hip Hop and Trap music. Young Thug, Travis Scott, Don Toliver, Gucci Mane, Gunna, Nav, Future, Gucci Mane, and the Weeknd are among his frequent collaborators.

Wayne, who was raised in St. Louis, Missouri, started his career in music production in 2009 at the age of 16. In 2011, he moved to Atlanta to attend Morehouse College, and he has since collaborated widely with artists including Future, Young Thug, Gucci Mane, and Migos who are based in Atlanta. Thanks to his co-production on “Tuesday,” a 2014 iLoveMakonnen single that peaked at number 12 on the Billboard Hot 100, Wayne became more well-known. Throughout 2016, he received credit for several other similarly successful singles, such as “Jumpman” by Drake and Future, “Low Life” by Future, and “Bad and Boujee” by Migos, which became His First Number One.

The songs “Mask Off” by Future, “Tunnel Vision” by Kodak Black, “Congratulations” by Post Malone, “Bank Account” by 21 Savage, and the Weeknd’s “Heartless” were the ones that came after.

The collaborative projects Savage Mode (2016) and Savage Mode II (2020) with 21 Savage, DropTopWop (2017) with Gucci Mane, Perfect Timing (2017) with Nav, Double or Nothing (2017) with Big Sean, and We Don’t Trust You (2024) with Future have all been released by Wayne as a non-performing lead artist. Not All Heroes Wear Capes (2018), Wayne’s first studio album, and Heroes & Villains (2022), its sequel, both debuted at the top of the Billboard 200.

The Weeknd and 21 Savage song “Creepin” was inspired by the latter, and it reached its highest position of number three on the Billboard Hot 100, as well as being in the top ten in multiple other countries. “Like That” (featuring Future and Kendrick Lamar) was the single that came from We Don’t Trust You and was the first to debut at the top of the chart for the lead singer.

Childhood
On September 1yy6, 1993, Leland Tyler Wayne was born in St. Louis, Missouri, and went to Parkway North High School there. There are four siblings for him. He briefly played bass guitar in his middle school band before, at the age of 13, he started creating beats in the seventh grade. This occurred when he received a copy of the music production program FruityLoops along with a laptop that his mother had purchased for him. He produced five beats a day while in high school. Wayne began producing beats in order to have music to rap over when he first wanted to start rapping. He eventually focused entirely on hip-hop production, though.

While he was still in high school, he was honing his production skills and using social media sites like Twitter to connect with more well-known rap artists and submit beats for possible music placements.

About Travis Scott

American rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer Jacques Bermon Webster II (born April 30, 1991), better known by his stage name Travis Scott (formerly stylized as Travi$ Scott). In his career, Scott has had over a hundred songs chart worldwide and four number-one hits on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart. In addition to winning a Latin Grammy Award, a Billboard Music Award, an MTV Video Music Award, and several BET Hip Hop Awards, Scott has received ten Grammy Award nominations.

In the US alone, Scott had sold over 49 million certified records as of 2023. Artist Scott’s sound has been called a “blend between traditional hip-hop and lo-fi” and is frequently labeled as “ambient,” with rappers Kid Cudi and Kanye West being two of his most notable influences. Scott Mescudi, the latter’s real name, is combined with the name of a favorite uncle to create his stage name.

In 2012, Scott agreed to a publishing agreement with Kanye West’s GOOD Music as an internal producer and signed his first major-label recording contract with Epic Records. He signed a joint record deal in April 2013 with rapper T.I.’s Grand Hustle Records, based in Georgia. Owl Pharaoh, a mixtape that Scott self-released in 2013, was his first full-length project. Days Before Rodeo, his debut Mixtape was released in 2014. Rodeo (2015), his first studio album, was well-received by critics and enjoyed commercial success upon release. The singles “3500” (which featured Future and 2 Chainz) and “Antidote,” the latter of which became his first hit song when it peaked at number 16 on the Billboard Hot 100, came before it.

Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight (2016), his sophomore album, debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart for the first time. The following year, Scott teamed up with rapper Quavo to form the duo Huncho Jack, and the two of them released an album of the same name together in 2017.

With a lot of positive reviews upon its release, Scott’s third studio album, Astroworld (2018), shot to the top of the Billboard 200 for the second time in his career. Furthermore, “Sicko Mode” (featuring Drake), the album’s first number-one single on the Billboard Hot 100, was produced. Late in 2019, JackBoys, a compilation album released by Scott’s vanity label imprint Cactus Jack Records, debuted at number one on the Billboard 200.

Using the single “Highest in the Room” from 2019 and the songs “The Scotts” (featuring Kid Cudi) and “Franchise” (featuring Young Thug and M.I.A.) from 2020, Scott made history by being the first artist on the Billboard Hot 100 to have three songs debut at number one in less than Year. Five years after the release of his last solo album and after a string of controversy-filled releases, Scott released Utopia (2023), which went on to become his Fourth Consecutive number one album on the Billboard 200.

Throughout the course of His Career, Scott has established himself as a pop culture icon and artist with international recognition. In addition to his widely reported partnership with American media personality Kylie Jenner, Scott has worked with companies like Nike, Dior, and McDonald’s. Since its founding in 2017, his record label Cactus Jack has signed artists such as Sheck Wes and Don Toliver. Scott has become well-known for his involvement in legal disputes and Controversies Pertaining to Concert safety. When Scott performed in his hometown at his annual Astroworld Festival in November 2021, there was a mass crush of casualties that resulted in hundreds of injuries and ten fatalities.

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