Fetty Wap has been keeping a low profile in recent times but much of that seems to do with the fact that he's working on a new project. It's unsure when we'll be able to receive said project but he's been dropping some loose singles over the months to build the anticipation. Although Valentine's Day has passed, Fetty Wap is back today with some romantic vibes on his latest single.
Fetty Wap is back in his R&B bag on his latest single, "History." The song serves as an appropriate break-up anthem following the day of love. The rapper recounts memories of a certain woman who's gone through hell and back with him but has now decided to leave him. "It's been so different since you distanced me, yeah/ I miss your look, I miss you missin' me, yeah/ I miss your touch that put me straight to sleep," he croons on the hook.
The rapper's latest drop follows the release of "Trippin Baby," "Trap God," and "Hold On" which he's released since the beginning of the year.
Quotable Lyrics
Lookin' at my phone babe, we ain't even call
Scrollin' through my texts like, she ain't text at all
Now I'm on her page like I know she made a post
Now I'm in my car and I'm knockin' on her door
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