BEEP BEEP Lyrics – Travis Scott

BEEP BEEP Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus: Travis Scott & SahBabii]
This part shows a mix of temptation, confusion, and distraction. Travis is talking about a girl sneaking around, maybe cheating or hiding something. He’s unsure of her intentions because her texts don’t feel honest. At the same time, he’s drawn to her physically and wants her. His phone keeps buzzing, probably from messages, calls, or drama, and it’s overwhelming. It feels like he’s caught in a chaotic loop of lust, lies, and distractions, all happening while life keeps moving fast.

[Verse 1: Travis Scott]
Here, Travis paints a wild picture of his lifestyle—full of luxury, street roots, chaos, and nonstop motion. He starts off mentioning a friend who’s still making money from jail while rocking expensive designer wear, showing how hustling doesn’t stop no matter where they are. The drink’s slowing him down like a snail, and he’s cruising through dark, intense moments while still staying loud and proud. His girl carries herself boldly, even though she’s part of a rough, criminal environment. He mentions designer brands like Rick Owens and sleeping on the floor, hinting at how even with wealth, he stays grounded in some ways.

The phone buzzing nonstop reflects how much is going on—women calling, people reaching out, and a fast-paced life. He talks about flashy jewelry, stacking money, and treating his girl with expensive things. He’s indecisive about her, noticing her body and style, but questioning her intentions. He’s been awake for days, possibly from stress or partying, and he wonders how much longer this crazy pace can last.

There’s also a mix of flexing and loneliness—he brags about designer clothes, showing off at events, and getting any girl he wants. But at the same time, there’s emptiness behind it, as if he’s trying to distract himself from being stuck inside, maybe emotionally or mentally. He mentions not needing makeup or underwear around his girl because he’s been isolated for so long—it’s raw, unfiltered. Overall, it’s like he’s drowning in material success, fake relationships, and inner restlessness.

[Chorus: Travis Scott & SahBabii]
Travis repeats similar ideas here. The girl’s sneaking around again, her actions shady and confusing. Her texts don’t match what she’s doing. He’s still obsessed with her looks and wants her physically, but he’s frustrated by her games. He’s also tired of her sleeping through the chaos. His phone keeps going off, like life won’t let him chill—whether it’s drama, distractions, or pressure, he’s stuck in this non-stop energy.

[Verse 2: SahBabii & Travis Scott]
SahBabii jumps in and gets wild with it. He’s talking about how his phone buzzing makes things physical and intense, like it affects the mood with the girl. He’s flying girls out, showing off that he’s got the money and power to make them move for him. When she dances, her body moves like money, and she’s drawn to his flashy jewelry, even getting overwhelmed by it. He compares himself to carbs—always present and fueling the action.

He’s in London with some dangerous people and makes it clear he’s loyal and doesn’t switch sides. He came from tough places, and now he’s around serious weapons and people who aren’t afraid to go to war. The buzzing phone comes back—it’s all part of this chaotic lifestyle. The girl knows they’re sneaking around, and he’s telling her to play her role. He gets her excited in bed, things get intense, and she’s reacting hard, even making sounds like brakes squealing.

Then he calls out people talking bad about him, saying they’re obsessed with his name. He’s so caught up in the grind he hasn’t even showered—he’s been locked in. He ends it with flexing his jewelry again, calling it a “gay parade” because of all the colors. It’s flashy, raw, and wild—his world is messy, loud, and completely extra.

[Chorus: Travis Scott & SahBabii]
This time, the chorus adds more layers. The girl’s bored and starts creeping out again. He still can’t trust her texts—they say one thing, but her actions say another. Now he says he’s got her in his “kennel,” possibly controlling the situation, but it’s messy. She’s mixed up, and maybe even with other people. While he’s calling her out for sleeping or not being present, his phone and even her phone keep buzzing, showing both are tangled in chaos and distractions.

[Outro: Bun B]
This outro is more like a casual chat about music scenes. Bun B talks about how in Jamaica, the music vibe is super alive—you’ll hear rap, R\&B, and a mix of genres. The DJ starts with dance music, switches to rap, brings in reggae, and then loops it all back. He says that’s probably the closest you’ll get to seeing real twerking, meaning the whole environment is made for dancing, vibing, and losing yourself in the rhythm. It’s cultural, raw, and all about movement.