Song meaning of LOST FOREVER by Travis Scott (Ft. Westside Gunn)

Alright, buckle up folks, because we're about to take a hilarious journey through Travis Scott's "Lost Forever" featuring Westside Gunn. The song begins with Chuck Senrick and James Blake asking the deep philosophical question, "Have you ever been lost?" Well, have you? Of course, you have! We've all been lost in life, and no, I'm not talking about getting lost in the supermarket because you're too busy drooling over the snacks aisle. Travis Scott takes us on a wild ride, talking about being lost on islands in boat cars. I mean, seriously, who needs GPS when you can just hop in a boat car and trade your girl like she's a tennis trophy? Travis feels trapped on the ocean, which is understandable considering boats generally tend to be... um, surrounded by water. But fear not, because he's just one chain away from going heavy metal. Move over Iron Maiden, we've got Travis Scott ready to shred some sick guitar solos with his bling bling. He's also one angel away from blocking out the devil, folks. So, if you see an angel, please direct them to Travis Scott's location because he's tired of dealing with Satan's shenanigans. And speaking of mountains, he's one mountain away from meeting all his rebels. I'm assuming he meant rebels, not actual mountains, but hey, you never know with Travis Scott. Moving on to Westside Gunn's verse, we find him whipping cocaine until the pot busts. You know, just your typical rapper activities. Apparently, he was locked up while you were chilling on the porch sipping lemonade. Now that's what I call life's unfair circumstances. He's got a two-tone Maybach truck with the MAC-12, which is definitely a flex, but let's hope he's using that firepower responsibly. And don't worry, folks, he can get thirty for the stove. That's right, if you need some cooking supplies, Westside Gunn's got you covered. Just be prepared for some Dior trench shit hanging down to the floor. The fashion game is strong, even when you're serving up drugs, apparently. Lastly, Travis Scott comes back, proclaiming he's the first one to pop and the first to earn his stripes. Sorry, Tony the Tiger, but Travis is the real GRRREAT here. He's hyping up buildings and sights, like a real estate guru who moonlights as a motivational speaker. And oh, did I mention that his whip has wings like an angel kit? Forget the Batmobile, we've got the Angelmobile now. Travis has been wanting this shit his whole life, which I assume refers to making music, not getting lost on islands. But hey, life is a journey, right? He also mentions some girl who wants the whole dub-dub E, but he ain't convinced. Dude, just take her to Disneyland and call it a day. And finally, when Travis steps onto the floor, things commence. I'm not sure what things exactly, but it sounds like Travis is about to make some serious waves. So there you have it, folks, an epic adventure through the lyrical madness of "Lost Forever" where boat cars, chains, angels, and mountains collide. Enjoy the ride!