Whole Lots Changed Lyrics – Travis Scott

[Intro]
In the intro, Travis Scott contemplates the significant changes in his life since achieving success. He contrasts the excitement and confusion of his current situation with the simplicity of his past. The "jungles" metaphorically represent the struggles and complexities he's faced, while the question "Am I going crazy?" reflects his internal conflict about the dramatic shift in his life and the pressure it brings.

[Chorus]
The chorus underscores the central theme of the song: the profound impact of success on Travis Scott's life. He emphasizes how his wealth and fame ("diamonds rings, diamond chains") have changed his world, leading him to an obsessive state regarding his relationship with a significant other. This repetition illustrates the disparity between his previous life and his current state of being overwhelmed by the trappings of fame.

[Refrain]
In the refrain, Travis Scott questions whether those around him are genuinely committed to their lifestyle or simply going along with it. This part of the song reflects a sense of skepticism and the challenge of discerning authenticity in relationships after achieving success. The repetition of "really with the shit" signifies a probing of loyalty and genuine intent.

[Chorus: Fredo Santana & Travis Scott]
The chorus performed by Fredo Santana and Travis Scott highlights the shift in their lives due to their success. The phrase "You can't hold these chains" signifies the idea that others cannot experience or understand the changes they have undergone. It further emphasizes the exclusivity and isolation that comes with their newfound status.

[Verse]
In the verse, Travis Scott details the luxuries and freedoms that his success has afforded him, such as receiving admiration, booking shows, and living a lavish lifestyle. He contrasts his current state with his past, indicating that the fame has brought both positive changes and challenges, including the scrutiny from law enforcement and the complexities of managing relationships. This section illustrates the duality of success—its rewards and its burdens.

[Refrain]
The refrain repeats the earlier skepticism about authenticity, reinforcing the idea that the changes in Travis Scott's life have made it difficult to trust the intentions of those around him. It emphasizes a recurring theme of questioning the reality and loyalty of people who now surround him due to his success.