Top Ten Best Travis Scott Songs
This is just the go-to song for Travis fans. Nothing comes close to this. The anxious build-up of over two minutes of subtle trap, then to an extravagant "IN THE 90210 90210 LOOKING FOR THE ALLEY" with the guitar ripping in the background. Then, after all that angst, the beat switches up to nice, smooth rapping with incredible flows.
"The alley" is an alley where Travis used to hang out, drug deal, and pay prostitutes. However, it is a metaphor for his past life, before he was famous. The whole song is about how his past of drugs and prostitution is a significant chapter in his life, but he is on to bigger and better things now. A whole new chapter in his life.
I'm a huge Travis Scott fan, and personally, BITTSM was my least favorite album of his. But, Goosebumps is everything about Antidote, which was godlike, but improved. You can't top that.
This awesome song gives me goosebumps at how good it is! The music video is pretty creepy, but it's got a ton of good effects too. 6/5.
Such a banger. The name fits the song really well. I get goosebumps every time I hear it.
This is Travis Scott's greatest song. This song has the perfect beat to match the eerie intro and feel. Not only is the beat amazing, but this song is Travis's and Quavo's first collaboration. I will remember the iconic beat at the beginning of this song when I'm 90 years old, dying on my deathbed due to cancer. This song is amazing.
The dark, eerie guitar loops and massive bass on "Oh My" are so powerful, but then the song transitions to the low-key and soulful "Dis Side," in which Quavo and Travis talk about their hometowns and come-up. Beautiful song.
This is the only Travis Scott song I haven't managed to get sick of hearing, no shade. The composition à la Murda Beatz is inarguably his best work yet. It might not be as aggressive as Antidote or Stargazing, or as star-packed as Sicko Mode, but it's undoubtedly the most comfortable song of his to listen to, with a composition that has more layers than an onion. You'll notice something else every time you listen to it. A must-play at any party!
This is one of my best hits, especially on Friday. I've actually been singing Butterfly Effect myself, and I love it.
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Going with the pick and roll. Young LaFlame, he in sicko mode.
Really 36? This is such a good party song. It's so good among his best.
Travis Scott is awesome. This song is a savage version of The Hills and wow, this is stunning. 5/5
The star of Rodeo, in my opinion. Rodeo is Travis's best album, tied with Astroworld. Antidote is truly a work of art.
He's not only a rapper. He's got amazing singing skills along with a really good voice.
Really savage to listen to and the best Young Thug has ever sounded.
This song has a lonely, atmospheric vibe of longing for something or someone. It kind of simulates an ecstasy roll in a way by how the calm intro mixes with the fast-beating drums. Like how the waves of euphoria rush through your body, calming you, and the intense jaw clenching and eye-rolling is all over the place.
If you don't think this is his best song, I don't know what to say. You probably haven't heard all of his songs. This song is a masterpiece, both production-wise and lyrically.
This song gives me chills every time I hear it. Probably the best song of this century.
This is some of the best production I've ever seen.
He included a harmonica sample by Stevie Wonder on a trap song. Anything else? Stop Trying to Be God is an incredible psychedelic experience. It's a visionary track, a totally surreal, hypnotic vibe that only Travis could construct like this.
If you want an amazing psychedelic track to smoke to, this is the perfect track. The vibe is amazing here. This dude never has bad productions.
The Newcomers
The best arrangement of sounds mankind has ever strung together.
Most underrated Travis Scott track of all time!
My favorite Travis song. Do not sleep on it.
The last three minutes are completely unnecessary, but the first five minutes are so lit. I've listened to this song every day for a couple of months!
The devolving intro, Trav's most focused and cutting lines on the album, and Andre's bone-chilling verse definitely make this top 10.
Travis ends the album by portraying the message of growing into his own person and building a legacy for himself. His usage of explaining who he has become perfectly summarizes Rodeo. T.I. ends the album by praising Travis and his development into his creative, energetic, empowering self.
Love everything about this song!
So underrated I can't believe it! It is one of the best songs in Astroworld!
Killer hook, amazing cloudy production, and incredible flow by La Flame on this song.
I was in a bad spot a little while ago. Ate some shrooms and listened to this on repeat. I cried for hours.
This song brings you to another planet. I keep it on repeat.
One of the weakest on Astroworld, but the production is solid. His verse could've been better though. 3/5
The energy on this track is just off the roof. It brings the feeling of a drunken rage you get at a party.
The essence of party souls and dark nightlife!
Production masterpiece. This song is a symphony orchestra. The tension and release are beautiful in this song. He uses the drums, bass, and various synths to give each section of the song its own unique feel. The chorus doesn't even come in until around 2:45. Amazing.
Underrated song, one of the best in my opinion.
This is probably the only verse by NAV that is actually decent.
It's a great song, but it's pretty short (the song lasts for two minutes). I would like it better if it were longer.