​wonderful

The track starts with an undeniable sense of triumph, Travis Scott's 'Oh my, oh my, what a wonderful time' serves as an anthem, celebrating the indulgent and hedonistic lifestyle that comes with fame and success. Listeners are virtually transported into limousines and backstage areas, awash with the glow of neon lights, the adrenaline of anticipation, and the scent of luxury.

As we dive deeper into the lyrics, there's an undercurrent of intimacy among the broader narratives of excess. The Weeknd's verse 'Oh, I love my bitches when they bite, yeah' injects a more personal element amongst the glitz, portraying physical connections that seem to serve as a grounding force amidst the chaos. It's a sensory journey through the artists' world where every night is a vibrant collage of moments—some ephemeral, some lasting.

However, there's also a sense of transience that flickers through the braggadocio—'Been a minute since I pulled up outside' hints at the itinerant, often lonely life of artists constantly on the move. There's a juxtaposition between longing and fulfillment, an exploration of the duality that lies at the heart of celebrity life, where public adulation stands side by side with private moments of introspection.

Ultimately, the emotional crescendo peaks as Travis and The Weeknd repeatedly affirm the quality of their time—'Oh my, oh my, what a wonderful time.' It's as if they're convincing themselves, too, seizing the moment and perpetuating the party, perhaps fleeting against the inexorable march of time. The tone is less about specific events and more about a mindset—a paradigm where every night is an opportunity to escape the mundane, to live in a world where the party never ends, and where every interaction holds the promise of a 'wonderful time.'