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In “Feel The Fiyaaaah,” Metro Boomin recruits A$AP Rocky and the late Takeoff for a slow-tempo trap song in which A$AP and Takeoff make correlations between several viral events and their accompanying letter in the alphabet.

In the song, both artists make specific references to Adam and Eve and the forbidden fruit and Jesus, while also making references to Gunna and Future’s “pushin P.”

“Fell The Fiyaaaah” debuted at #59 on the Billboard Hot 100 during the chart week ending of December 17, 2022.

This marks the first direct collaboration between the two artists, but Metro had previously produced three songs that feature Rocky: May 2014’s “Crib in My Closet” by 2 Chainz, October 2017’s “Jumped Out the Whip” by Gucci Mane, and December 2017’s “Feed the Streets” by Juicy J.

This marks the first direct collaboration between the two artists. However, Takeoff was a part of the hip-hop trio Migos alongside his uncle Quavo and cousin Offset until his death in November 2022 due to a tragic shooting in Houston, Texas. Metro has produced these Migos tracks below that Takeoff is included on: