Lil Uzi Vert, Nicki Minaj - Endless Fashion lyrics
Lil Uzi Vert [Symere Woods]
Nicki Minaj [Onika Tanya Maraj-Petty]
[Lil Uzi Vert, Nicki Minaj - Endless Fashion lyrics]
Uzi (yeah), Pink Tape
Lil Uzi, yeah
I sold my soul for Chrome
Heart mixed with Carhartt (What?)
Yes, I'm splashin' in fashion
I can't take no loss (Loss)
I rock Junya on wannabes, I got no heart
(Heart)
I put Endless to denim on rims on my car
(Skrrt, woah)
I got a Republican doctor (yeah)
Make my ass great again, MAGA (Woah)
Know you mad now, enchilada
When bitches test me
It get messy like soccer
I sold my soul for Chrome
Heart mixed with Carhartt (Woah)
Yes, I'm splashin' in fashion
I can't take no loss
I rock Junya on wannabes, I got no heart
(No wannabe)
I put Endless to denim on rims on my car
(Skrrt) i got a Republican doctor (Ah)
Make my ass great again, MAGA
Bitch, don't make me whack you, pasta
I'm numbеr one, you could only be dolce
Gabbana
I got a Chinеse girl, yeah, she from Shanghai
(Ni hao)
She goes to Parsons in New York, got good eye
I know I love her, only saw her two times
I met her at Dover Street Market, good eye
Ayo, even if my name was Natalie
None these bitches still
Couldn't chin-check me
That's word to Chanel, it
Ain't nothin' to see
Bitches on TV channelin' me
Harajuku Barbie, Roman Zolanski
From Red Ruby to Chun-Li
I put door knocker earrings in Fendi
(Oh) , then stamped the trench coat Burberry
Where the C-O-M-P-E T-I T-IO-N? Don't see any
(Oop) sittin' in the stars under city lights
(City lights)
Baby daddy tell me I got pretty eyes
(Pretty eyes)
Bitches only eatin' when I dust crumbs
(Dust crumbs)
I stay with that Uzi, I'm his plus one (Oop)
I was really in the field with Karl Lager'
(Oop) , now it's Heaven campaigns (RIP)
Check in with Dapper Dan when I'm in Harlem
My niggas'll blow like Virgil
I got that duffel (Heard you) , mm ooh
Everything we do, you motherfuckers do it too
Heavy on it
Tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick too
Everything we do, do, do, do, do
These rappers can't dress, yeah
They just be hatin'
I never ratted, but got all the statements
Stopped wearing Kapital 'cause it got basic
I still wear Kapital, Uzi, stop fakin'
I used to wear more Number
(N) ine than Asians
I mix the Greg Lauren, purple label
My closet too cluttered, clothes on my table
We wore that Vlone 'til it turned faded
Yeah, I'm the reason why niggas
Wear them Goyard bags (yeah)
It was niggas doing it
But I brought that shit to the hood
(I started that shit)
And I made that shit all good
(I started that shit)
They stalkin' my swag, stalkin' my swag
I sold my soul for Chrome
Heart mixed with Carhartt (Woah)
Yes, I'm splashin' in fashion
I can't take no loss
I rock Junya on wannabes, I got no heart
I put Endless to denim on rims on my car
(Skrrt) i sold my soul for Chrome
Heart mixed with Carhartt (Yes)
Yes, I'm splashin' in fashion
I can't take no loss (No)
I rock Junya on wannabes, I got no heart
I put Endless to denim on rims on my car
Lil Uzi, yeah
I sold my soul for Chrome
Heart mixed with Carhartt (What?)
Yes, I'm splashin' in fashion
I can't take no loss (Loss)
I rock Junya on wannabes, I got no heart
(Heart)
I put Endless to denim on rims on my car
(Skrrt, woah)
I got a Republican doctor (yeah)
Make my ass great again, MAGA (Woah)
Know you mad now, enchilada
When bitches test me
It get messy like soccer
I sold my soul for Chrome
Heart mixed with Carhartt (Woah)
Yes, I'm splashin' in fashion
I can't take no loss
I rock Junya on wannabes, I got no heart
(No wannabe)
I put Endless to denim on rims on my car
(Skrrt) i got a Republican doctor (Ah)
Make my ass great again, MAGA
Bitch, don't make me whack you, pasta
I'm numbеr one, you could only be dolce
Gabbana
I got a Chinеse girl, yeah, she from Shanghai
(Ni hao)
She goes to Parsons in New York, got good eye
I know I love her, only saw her two times
I met her at Dover Street Market, good eye
Ayo, even if my name was Natalie
None these bitches still
Couldn't chin-check me
That's word to Chanel, it
Ain't nothin' to see
Bitches on TV channelin' me
Harajuku Barbie, Roman Zolanski
From Red Ruby to Chun-Li
I put door knocker earrings in Fendi
(Oh) , then stamped the trench coat Burberry
Where the C-O-M-P-E T-I T-IO-N? Don't see any
(Oop) sittin' in the stars under city lights
(City lights)
Baby daddy tell me I got pretty eyes
(Pretty eyes)
Bitches only eatin' when I dust crumbs
(Dust crumbs)
I stay with that Uzi, I'm his plus one (Oop)
I was really in the field with Karl Lager'
(Oop) , now it's Heaven campaigns (RIP)
Check in with Dapper Dan when I'm in Harlem
My niggas'll blow like Virgil
I got that duffel (Heard you) , mm ooh
Everything we do, you motherfuckers do it too
Heavy on it
Tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick too
Everything we do, do, do, do, do
These rappers can't dress, yeah
They just be hatin'
I never ratted, but got all the statements
Stopped wearing Kapital 'cause it got basic
I still wear Kapital, Uzi, stop fakin'
I used to wear more Number
(N) ine than Asians
I mix the Greg Lauren, purple label
My closet too cluttered, clothes on my table
We wore that Vlone 'til it turned faded
Yeah, I'm the reason why niggas
Wear them Goyard bags (yeah)
It was niggas doing it
But I brought that shit to the hood
(I started that shit)
And I made that shit all good
(I started that shit)
They stalkin' my swag, stalkin' my swag
I sold my soul for Chrome
Heart mixed with Carhartt (Woah)
Yes, I'm splashin' in fashion
I can't take no loss
I rock Junya on wannabes, I got no heart
I put Endless to denim on rims on my car
(Skrrt) i sold my soul for Chrome
Heart mixed with Carhartt (Yes)
Yes, I'm splashin' in fashion
I can't take no loss (No)
I rock Junya on wannabes, I got no heart
I put Endless to denim on rims on my car
About the song Lil Uzi Vert, Nicki Minaj - Endless Fashion
Lil Uzi Vert and Nicki Minaj have joined forces once again to release their highly anticipated collaboration, "Endless Fashion." The song, featured on Uzi's latest album "Pink Tape," has sparked a wave of reactions and opinions among fans. With its catchy melodies and distinctive flow, "Endless Fashion" offers a fusion of rap and nostalgic influences.
"Endless Fashion" has ignited a diverse range of reactions from fans and listeners. Many praise the track for its infectious energy, hailing it as a bop and a vibe. The combination of Lil Uzi Vert's unique flow and Nicki Minaj's lyrical prowess has captivated audiences, with some commending their chemistry as a duo. The utilization of a sample from Eiffel 65's hit song "Blue" adds a nostalgic touch to the track, drawing comparisons and sparking excitement among fans of the original song.
Nicki Minaj's verse in "Endless Fashion" has garnered particular attention. Fans appreciate her pen game and recognize her enduring talent, remarking on her ability to continuously deliver impressive performances. Some highlight specific lines from her verse, such as the reference to Natalie Nunn and the MAGA line, which generated both surprise and admiration. However, a few critics argue that her verse falls short, expressing disappointment with certain aspects.
Opinions on the overall quality of the track are mixed. While some listeners consider it one of the standout songs on the album, others find it underwhelming. Some argue that the instrumental and production choices in the first half of the song do not fully live up to expectations, especially when compared to Lil Uzi Vert's previous work. However, as the song progresses, the second half of "Endless Fashion" is met with widespread acclaim for its experimentation and fusion of rap and metal elements. The collaboration with Bring Me The Horizon on the track "Werewolf" receives particular praise, with fans applauding the seamless integration of genres.
A closer examination of the lyrics reveals the artists' creative expressions and thematic choices in "Endless Fashion." Lil Uzi Vert's verses showcase his trademark flow and wordplay, with fans appreciating his ability to effortlessly glide over various instrumentals. The lyrics explore themes of self-expression, confidence, and the artists' experiences within the music industry. The use of metaphors and vivid imagery adds depth to the song, allowing listeners to engage with the artists' emotions and perspectives.
Nicki Minaj's verse, while relatively brief, delivers impactful lines that exhibit her lyrical prowess. Fans admire her ability to effortlessly switch between flows and deliver clever punchlines. The reference to Natalie Nunn and the playful mention of the MAGA line showcase Nicki's knack for crafting memorable and provocative lines. While some listeners appreciate the boldness of these lines, others find them divisive or controversial.
"Endless Fashion" has ignited a diverse range of reactions from fans and listeners. Many praise the track for its infectious energy, hailing it as a bop and a vibe. The combination of Lil Uzi Vert's unique flow and Nicki Minaj's lyrical prowess has captivated audiences, with some commending their chemistry as a duo. The utilization of a sample from Eiffel 65's hit song "Blue" adds a nostalgic touch to the track, drawing comparisons and sparking excitement among fans of the original song.
Nicki Minaj's verse in "Endless Fashion" has garnered particular attention. Fans appreciate her pen game and recognize her enduring talent, remarking on her ability to continuously deliver impressive performances. Some highlight specific lines from her verse, such as the reference to Natalie Nunn and the MAGA line, which generated both surprise and admiration. However, a few critics argue that her verse falls short, expressing disappointment with certain aspects.
Opinions on the overall quality of the track are mixed. While some listeners consider it one of the standout songs on the album, others find it underwhelming. Some argue that the instrumental and production choices in the first half of the song do not fully live up to expectations, especially when compared to Lil Uzi Vert's previous work. However, as the song progresses, the second half of "Endless Fashion" is met with widespread acclaim for its experimentation and fusion of rap and metal elements. The collaboration with Bring Me The Horizon on the track "Werewolf" receives particular praise, with fans applauding the seamless integration of genres.
A closer examination of the lyrics reveals the artists' creative expressions and thematic choices in "Endless Fashion." Lil Uzi Vert's verses showcase his trademark flow and wordplay, with fans appreciating his ability to effortlessly glide over various instrumentals. The lyrics explore themes of self-expression, confidence, and the artists' experiences within the music industry. The use of metaphors and vivid imagery adds depth to the song, allowing listeners to engage with the artists' emotions and perspectives.
Nicki Minaj's verse, while relatively brief, delivers impactful lines that exhibit her lyrical prowess. Fans admire her ability to effortlessly switch between flows and deliver clever punchlines. The reference to Natalie Nunn and the playful mention of the MAGA line showcase Nicki's knack for crafting memorable and provocative lines. While some listeners appreciate the boldness of these lines, others find them divisive or controversial.
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