"Fein" (stylized as "FE!N") is a song by American

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Travis Scott Jacques Bermon Webster III (born April 30, 1991), known professionally as Travis Scott (formerly stylized as Travi$ Scott), is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer. Scott has had five number-one hits on the U.S. ''Bil ...

and

Playboi Carti Jordan Terrell Carter (born September 13, 1995, or 1996), known professionally as Playboi Carti, is an American rapper. Known for his eccentric vocal style and fashion, he is considered an influential figure in modern Hip hop music, hip hop a ...

. Produced by Scott, the song was written by the artists alongside additional producer

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, and

Sheck Wes Khadimou Rassoul Cheikh Fall (born September 10, 1998), known professionally as Sheck Wes, is an American rapper. He is best known for his 2018 song "Mo Bamba (song), Mo Bamba", which went viral online before peaking at number six on the Billboa ...

, who has guest vocals on the original version of the song and the version shown in the movie ''

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''. It was originally released on July 28, 2023, as a track from his fourth studio

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, ''

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'', before later being sent to US rhythmic radio as the fifth single from the album on March 12, 2024.

Background and recording

During an interview with ''

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'' in 2025, Scott described the origin and creation of "Fein" alongside

, saying:

"The song was kind of finished. I just brought it when we were in
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. I remember we did a song before that, and before I left, I was like, "Well, I got this one joint I want to play. I'm thinking about putting it on my album. We'll see if you want to fuck with it." And when I played it, he was just going crazy. It's interesting, because every album, I have songs like this. Kind of like "
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." I've always had those songs in the mind, where I keep them tucked. I really don't even play them for my homies. Maybe a couple of homies hear it, but they don’t ever see the full vision until I'm done with it. That was just one of those ones. It was crazy. He did his verse right there. And then when I went back, I was fucking with it, making it the song it is now. It was fucking crazy."

Composition

"Fein" is 3 minutes and 11 seconds long. Scott wrote the song along with

, Playboi Carti and

. Scott is credited for producing the song, with additional production from Sweet, 206Derek handling recording and Mike Dean being responsible for its mixing and mastering. It belongs to the

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microgenre of trap music, and is described "gritty" and "fast and energetic" with an "intense beat" and a "strong flow from start to finish". According to

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, the song "focuses on themes of indulgence, excess, and the relentless pursuit of pleasure." The track features an alarm-like

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during the opening before Scott performs a titular chorus of the word " fiend", a term for a malignant entity and

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for someone with a crippling addiction, often to

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s and other substances. The

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chorus represents Scott's addictive desire not just for drugs but for his fame-driven lifestyle. Scott demonstrates his message in lines such as "I've been focused on the future, never on right now" and "what I'm sippin' not

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, either pink or brown". "Fein" features

performing a verse with a deep, Atlanta trap-inspired

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and voice; a new vocal delivery in contrast to his signature "baby voice". Carti expands on the lifestyle presented by Scott with a dark edge through describing the paranoia which comes from it with lines such as "

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s all in the kitchen, can't give the zip code up". Carti's utilization of a deeper voice in contrast to Scott's high-pitched delivery of the chorus has been described as a trade in stylistic places between the artists; ''Neon Music'' viewed the twist as embodying the progression of their respective sounds. Many listeners initially perceived the chorus as being performed by Carti until the lyrics on the song's

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page were verified by Scott himself. Sheck Wes, a signee to Scott's Cactus Jack record label, provides

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on the released version of the song. An alternate version of the song can be heard in ''Utopia''’s accompanying film ''

'', as well as on some physical editions of the album. This versions features a full verse from Wes as well as a different vocal delivery from Carti.

Critical reception

''Complex''s Eric Skelton considered "Fein" the best song from ''Utopia'', while Ecleen Luzmila Caraballo considered it one of the best. ''

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''s Yousef Srour and Jem Aswad praised the collaborations in ''Utopia'', citing Playboi Carti's new flow in the song as an example. Andre Gee of ''

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'' commented the song has "the kind of beat that's good enough for Playboi Carti to repeat himself 182 times over." Desmond Leake of ''

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'' wrote it "gives us a nice insight into the reclusive rapper's new sound, featuring the addictive refrain of 'Fein Fein' throughout the entire track." Casey Monroe of ''GigWise'' said that Carti's presence "complements Scott’s delivery, enhancing the track’s gritty atmosphere." ''

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''s Alphonse Pierre wrote that the song's beat is "played-out, but Playboi Carti's new vocal trick (sounding like he has bronchitis) soaks up the attention and just lets Travis do a bunch of ad-libbing." Similarly, Paul Attard of ''

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'' stated that "'Fe!n,' despite its straight-up hallucinatory beat, contains the most dead air of any track here (as well as the worst guest spot in Playboi Carti, who sounds like he's suffering from bronchitis)." Nathan Evans of ''

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'' pointed out that Scott's line in the song "I've been focused on the future, never on right now" "exposes the fallacy" of ''Utopia'', adding "By going back to the sound of his early work, Scott steps back into the gargantuan shadow of his

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'' said that Playboi Carti does not add anything exciting to the track, and despite his new style "the song itself isn't as memorable as the credits would otherwise suggest." Mackenzie Cummings-Grady of ''

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'' placed "Fein" last in her ranking of the songs from ''Utopia''. In 2025, ''Complex'' described the song as a "clear and immediate highlight" from the album which "remains a

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mainstay and fan-favorite from both artists’ discographies."

Commercial performance

"Fein" debuted at number five on the ''Billboard'' Hot 100 in the first week of tracking for ''Utopia''. It was the second highest-debuting song from the album, only behind " Meltdown" featuring

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which came in at number three. It served as Carti's highest-charting song yet, and Scott's 14th top-ten appearance. On ''Billboard'''s

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, the track debuted at number two. Outside of the

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, "Fein" reached a top ten position on the charts of several nations including the

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, the ARIA Hip Hop/R&B Singles Chart and the UK Hip Hop/R&B Charts. By August 20, 2023, the song had accumulated over 75 million streams on

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. By the time the song's music video released in March 2024, "Fein" was considered to be the most popular track off of ''Utopia''. The song reached a new peak on the ARIA Hip Hop/R&B Singles Chart on October 28, gaining the number two position. On November 7,

announced that "Fein" had reached 1 billion streams on its service. The song was Scott's sixth to reach the feat, and Carti's first.

Live performances

Scott's live performances of the song have drawn an overall mixed reception. He performed most the songs from ''Utopia'' for the first time, including "Fein", during his concert at

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on August 7, 2023. The event attracted media attention for triggering an approximately 1.3 magnitude artificial earthquake due to the crowd of nearly 60,000 people. Playboi Carti performed "Fein" for the first time on August 18 during a headlining show for Blockfest in

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, where he was joined by

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signee

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and a guitarist supporting the track. During his ''Circus Maximus'' Tour set at the

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on November 5, Scott brought out Carti as they performed "Fein" for the first time together. ''Billboard'' labeled the performance "the show’s most riveting moment." During a ''Circus Maximus'' show at

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, on November 19, Scott performed "Fein" 10 consecutive times in a row. He did so again during a concert at

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on December 19. Scott explained his performance during an interview on ''

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'', saying:

"Man, I have the best fans in the world and I go off the energy they give me, and they were wild that night, and so I just got even wilder."

Scott performed "Fein" alongside Carti, as well as " My Eyes", " I Know ?", at the 66th Grammy Awards on February 4, 2024. The stage design for "Fein" was described as "

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", with Scott being surrounded by towers of black boxes and flames shooting through the stage, revealing a pit composed of speakers. During his verse, he shouted "they slept on me 10 times!", referencing the 10 times he had been nominated for a Grammy and lost, including that year's

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, to which ''Utopia'' was nominated for but lost to

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's ''

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''. Scott then threw prop chairs to channel his aggression as Carti emerged and delivered his verse. "Fein" was performed by Scott during his set on

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on March 30, 2024. Scott, dressed in a black leather shirt and pants over a white t-shirt, delivered the song behind a visual backdrop of a dark storm with lighting bolts and flames along with a smoke machine. After Scott performed the first half of the song, Playboi Carti, wearing a mask obscuring his face, emerged from the smoke and delivered his verse in a surprise unannounced appearance. The shaky camerawork, synced to the beat of the song and the rappers’ movement, was a reference to the composition of the song's music video. During his headlining performance at

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on December 14, 2024, Scott brought out actor

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o.to the stage, where he shouted on a microphone "I'm feining for more!" before Scott began his performance of the song. During the performance, Wilson remained on stage and was seen bouncing up and down with his fists in the air.

Music video

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for "Fein" was released on March 30, 2024, to Scott's

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channel via

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, the day he performed the song on SNL. The video, directed by Gabriel Moses, features Scott and Carti performing in a black backdrop while the camera makes continuous 360-degree rotations around them at a singular point. Other images featured in the video include a

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, a choir of children with bowl haircuts, a group of elderly women, a shirtless man with a

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, pole dancers,

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s and sumo wrestlers.

Reception

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called the video "cinematic" and "an exciting watch". She further added that "Scott’s dramatic rotation and lively response make the video a visual representation of every rager’s deepest dark and dizzying fantasy brought to film." Within the first 24 hours of its release, the video amassed over 2.5 million views on YouTube. By mid-July, the video had gained over 45 million views.

Plagiarism allegation by director

On July 4, Gabriel Moses shared a screenshot of an anonymous tip via

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on his

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story accusing Thai artist

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of imitating a scene from "Fein" in a video for her song " Rockstar". Moses commented "I got love for all my snitches man" and "Giving niggas till end of the month," while also posting the disputed clip. In the scene, the camera swiftly pans over people wearing white hoodies, similar to a scene in "Fein" where the camera quickly pans over children dressed in white. He further elaborated on

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on July 6 and claimed that "They isa's teamreached out to my editor to work on this by the way & 'Fein' was the reference. He said no & they did it anyway. Enjoy the rest of your day." Lisa nor her team did not respond to the allegations as of August 19.

Remixes and usage in other media

A version of the song remixed by

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DJ and producer Chase B, a frequent collaborator of Scott, was released on April 19, 2024. The remix reworked the track into a

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record, limiting its lyrics and completely removing Playboi Carti's verse. The remix received poor reception from Scott's fans. On April 22, 2025, Killer Mike released a

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over the beat of "Fein" titled "Mania on my Mind". "Fein" was announced as an official theme song for the

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. The song was played amid Scott's entrance during his appearance in the event.

Charts

Weekly charts

Year-end charts

Certifications

References

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