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Young Thug – The London ft. J. Cole & Travis Scott [Official Video]

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Lyrics:

[Intro: J. Cole]
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh, oh, woah
Woah, woah
Oh
(You good, T-Minus?)
Oh

[Chorus: Travis Scott]
Meet me at The London
If you find time, we can run one
Talk about some things we can’t undo
You just send the pin, I can find you
6’1″, on the money, 9’2″
You just say the word and I’ll run through
Two texts, no reply, that’s when I knew
I knew, I knew, yeah, I knew

[Verse 1: J. Cole]
Yeah, circumnavigate the globe as the cash grows (Grow)
Get a nigga whacked like you get the grass mowed (Mowed)
I’m talkin’ slick when I’m with the Big Slime, nigga (Slime)
Could hit your bitch, you could never hit mine, nigga (Mine)
In my DM, they electric slide, nigga (Huh, slide)
No catfishin’, this is not a fish fry, nigga
Never switch sides on my dog
Catch a contact, hitch a ride, go to Mars
Everybody sing
How could you come up out your face
And say I ain’t the hardest nigga you done ever heard?
I left a flock of rappers dead and buried
A verse from me is like 11 birds
Just did the math, that’s like two thousand dollars every word
I’m on the verge, I’ll beat the charge
I killed some niggas and I walked away from it
Then I observe, just how you curve
Then told the nigga that they gotta wait for it
“I know—I know you in high demand”
I’m ballin’ on a pussy nigga like Juwanna Mann
I’m drownin’ all inside the pussy like I never swam
Ayy, fuck your IG, I put somethin’ on your sonogram
I’m the man, ayy, ayy

[Chorus: Travis Scott]
Me-meet me at The London
If you find time, we can run one
Talk about some things we can’t undo
You just send the pin, I can find you
6’1″, on the money, 9’2″
You just say the word and I’ll run through
Two texts, no reply, that’s when I knew
I knew, I knew, yeah, I knew

[Verse 2: Young Thug]
Pimp talk, church talk, I can make a brick walk (Woo)
Up north, down south, Bankhead to Rachel Walk (Ayy)
Hit it with a little water, stretch it like a vocal cord
STD, I run my ward, fuck a fed and his daughter (Let’s go)
I’ma run the compound (Yeah)
I supply the cigarettes and bread (Woo)
I got a main and she gon’ ride (Uh)
She took a quarter and she fled (Uh)
I’m in the Lamb, so she gon’ ride (Yeah)
I see the pain in shawty’s light brown eyes (Ooh)
I’m at The London with some big thots
No fries, she eat steaks with the fish sides
Did your mama tell you when something on fire
Stop, drop and roll? (Aw yeah)
I’ve been on the road like a pair of spinners at Stop-N-Go’s (Yeah)
I could charge ’em like a Dodge Hemi Demon
Got your broad in the garage eatin’ semen
Every time a nigga go back to the ward
Niggas act like they want start
And we leave them on the cement (Grra, grra)

[Chorus: Travis Scott]
Me-meet me at The London
If you find time, we can run one
Talk about some things we can’t undo
You just send the pin, I can find you
6’1″, on the money, 9’2″
You just say the word and I’ll run through
Two texts, no reply, that’s when I knew
I knew, I knew, yeah, I knew

[Outro: Travis Scott]
I, crash down, we get money (Hey)
For the full town (Woah, when you won’t play, I)
I decided, for the full side (Hoes will say)
And they know, I might (And fly, I…)
Get down, might (Don’t play)
See the whole town every time, I… (Oh, every day)
Yeah, they know what’s up (Folks will say)

How does the official video for “The London” complement the song’s vibe?

Young Thug, one of the most influential voices of modern rap music, has released his latest single “The London” ft. J. Cole & Travis Scott, along with an official video. The track, produced by T-Minus, features a smooth electric-beat production, which sets an engaging stage for its three huge rappers. The song has already made significant traction on streaming platforms and is currently a trending topic across social media.

When we talk about Young Thug, we are talking about a unique rapper who has always strived for experimentalism and boundary-pushing. He has been making music since 2011 and has grown a loyal fan base worldwide. Thug has garnered a reputation for blurring the lines of traditional hip-hop, incorporating elements from other genres, and taking risks in his sound, making him a critical darling and a pivotal figure in today’s rap scene. He continues to innovate in his approach without diluting the essence of his music, and “The London” is no exception.

“The London” opens with a catchy chorus with Young Thug’s signature ad-libs followed by J. Cole’s verse, where he raps about his success and the lavish lifestyle he enjoys. Travis Scott’s verse is particularly intriguing, as he dives deep into his feelings and tribulations. He even mentions his mental health struggles, singing over the beat, “I’m somewhere, gettin’ lonely,” which is far from the usual themes of luxury and fame typically associated with rap music.

The official video, directed by Teyana Taylor, is as slick as the song itself. The visuals feature three rappers dressed in stylish clothing, showcasing their lavish lifestyles while driving around London in luxurious cars. Although the video is uncomplicated and straightforward, it captures the essence of the song’s vibe, and visually complements the track on every level.

“The London” ft. J. Cole & Travis Scott is a fresh addition to Young Thug’s discography, which has always been about pushing the boundaries of rap music. It is an uplifting and enjoyable track, which resonates with fans and remains a testament to why Young Thug is one of the most innovative rappers of the present times. With “The London,” he creates a sound that feels fresh, modern and unique, and fans can’t help but play this track on repeat.