KICK OUT Lyrics – Travis Scott

KICK OUT Lyrics Meaning

[Part I]
[Intro: 21 Savage & Travis Scott]
This part kicks things off with hype energy. They’re talking about taking expensive stuff off someone, like a watch or bracelet, probably during a robbery or confrontation. “Don’t buck” is a warning not to resist, or things will get violent—there’ll be “ketchup” (blood) on the walls. It sets a raw, aggressive tone with talk of power and street money.

[Chorus: Travis Scott & 21 Savage]
They’re saying if things get too messy or dramatic, you’re getting kicked out—no second chances. They’re surrounded by big money, luxury, and smoke (conflict or danger). The line about having nowhere to stay and circling out gives a restless, nomadic vibe, like constantly being on the move, avoiding problems or staying ahead of drama.

[Verse: Travis Scott & 21 Savage]
This part is packed with vivid images from their lifestyle. The red Malibu stuffed like a Shelby hints at hiding things, maybe stolen goods or weapons. “Cuzzo ten” and “busting stains” likely means family involved in robberies or shady deals. He’s riding around, listening to music, but says holidays like Christmas weren’t joyful—it was rough, and Halloween felt normal, meaning danger was always around.

The lines about platinum slugs and jewelry for the tooth fairy are clever ways of saying they’re stacked with flashy gold and diamonds. Watching Jerry Springer or Ricki Lake was the only time they saw results or nice things growing up—meaning their reality was far from glamorous. The “sticks” refer to guns, which they kept close because life was dangerous.

They talk about making magic in the studio, suggesting creativity helped them rise up, even when things were risky. Throwing Benjis means flexing cash, and comparing their success to restaurant owners and film references shows pride in their come-up. Even the couch has gold flakes, symbolizing wealth. They joke about feeling like famous characters (Lenny, Jenny), and mention only having a Guinness record book at home, not traditional books. The final line is a flex—saying their music will spin forever.

[Chorus: Travis Scott & 21 Savage]
This hook repeats the idea that when things get messy, you’re out. No loyalty if it gets complicated. Travis says he keeps moving like he has no place to stay, staying untied to anything or anyone. The “woo” sounds add intensity, like building hype before a drop or action scene, reinforcing the aggressive and unpredictable energy.

[Part II]
[Intro: Travis Scott]
This section is full of sound effects and hype energy. The repeated “woo” builds tension and rhythm. Saying “like a bouncer” connects back to the theme of kicking people out if they cross a line. “Think I drowned it” is a flashy way of saying his jewelry is so icy it looks like water. “Make an announcement” hints that when he speaks, people listen—it’s a big deal. The energy here feels loud, fast, and ready for action.

[Verse: Travis Scott & 21 Savage]
Here they keep the gritty tone going. Travis says he left a woman where he found her, showing no emotional attachment. The counter is full of drügs or drug-related stuff. He compares himself to a bouncer again—if someone disrespects, they’re getting thrown out.

He says he caught someone slipping and threw them in the water like a fish—again showing he’s not playing around. The “water on his wrist” means expensive diamonds. He’s traveling, bringing smoke (conflict or weed), and has people ready to handle problems if he just says the word.

The woman he’s with is high and doing what he likes, which attracts him. He flew her in from somewhere else, changed her vibe, and now she’s wild after taking pills. He even says she got a tan and looks different now, which reflects how he transforms people or things around him. The whole verse continues the mix of danger, control, drügs, flashy lifestyle, and dominance.

[Outro]
Just a quick shout to Vybz Kartel—no lyrics, just name drop.