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Future stakes his territory with a mantra of excess. repeats its title like a refrain of pure assertion, the hook built on a single idea: nothing but the finest. The track moves through a catalogue of indulgence, from matched trainers and designer wear to foreign cars and international travel, each detail stacked to reinforce the same claim. The production sits low and deliberate, letting Future's voice carry the weight of boast and lifestyle detail. He moves between the pre-chorus, where he acknowledges his status as the sole operator at this level, and the verse, where specificity accumulates: Porsche ownership, trips to Morocco, the casual acquisition of women and wealth. The song operates without irony or complexity, content to let the repetition of its title do the rhetorical work.
"Fly Shit Only" is a track by Future, from the album EVOL, released 4th February 2016. Full lyrics are available below.
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