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2018 unmarried by 6ix9ine featuring Nicki Minaj and Murda Beatz

"Fefe"
6ix9ine - FEFE.png
Unmarried by 6ix9ine featuring Nicki Minaj and Murda Beatz
from the anthology Dummy Male child
Released July 22, 2018
Recorded 2017–2018
Genre
  • Hip hop
  • trap
Length 2:59
Characterization
  • ScumGang
  • TenThousand Projects
Songwriter(s)
  • Daniel Hernandez
  • Onika Maraj
  • Shane Lindstrom
  • Kevin Gomringer
  • Tim Gomringer
  • Andrew Green
Producer(s)
  • Murda Beatz
  • Cubeatz
6ix9ine singles chronology
"Tati"
(2018) 		"Fefe"
(2018) 		"Bebe"
(2018)
Nicki Minaj singles chronology
"Boo'd Upwards (Remix)"
(2018) 		"Fefe"
(2018) 		"Ganja Burn"
(2018)
Murda Beatz singles chronology
"Articuno"
(2018) 		"Fefe"
(2018)
Music video
"Fefe" on YouTube

"Fefe" (stylized in all caps) is a unmarried by American rapper 6ix9ine, Trinidadian-born rapper Nicki Minaj and Canadian tape producer Murda Beatz. It was released on July 22, 2018, through TenThousand Projects. The vocal was written by the three, along with Andrew Light-green and the vocal's co-producer, Cubeatz. The song served as the second single from 6ix9ine'southward debut album, Dummy Male child (2018). Minaj also included the vocal on streaming versions of her fourth album, Queen (2018).

Commercially, the song reached number three on the Billboard Hot 100. Information technology was certified 8× platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America. Internationally, "Fefe" reached the top x in Australia, Canada, Hungary, New Zealand, Sweden, and Switzerland.

Background and release [edit]

A track with the title "Fefe" leaked in snippet prior to the song'southward official release. During his European tour in June 2018, 6ix9ine revealed that he planned to release the song featuring a surprise guest, when he returned to the United States. "I got a really cool characteristic on it. It'south a surprise," he said. On July eighteen, he shared on Instagram a lo-fi audio prune of the vocal, with the caption, "Subscribe earlier Lord's day." A verse from it fabricated some listeners advance that it would possibly characteristic Nicki Minaj.[1]

On July 20, he announced that the runway would exist released two days later, and said, "Watch this shit go eight for 8 on Billboard."[two] On July 22, the song was officially released as a single for digital download.[3] On July 24, 6ix9ine claimed that he will donate a portion of sales from the unmarried to New York youth programs.[4] The track was included as a bonus track on Minaj'southward 4th studio album Queen (2018). The "Fefe" comprehend art features a 3D cartoon artwork that shows 6ix9ine and Minaj sharing an ice cream cone (which is recreated in the music video). Minaj'south cartoon is dressed in a G-string.[3]

Composition and lyrics [edit]

"Fefe" was both composed and produced by Murda Beatz and duo Cubeatz, consisting of Kevin and Tim Gomringer, while its lyrics were written past Andrew Green, 6ix9ine, and Minaj. The track is 2 minutes and 50-nine seconds long.[five] Minaj explained the making of the vocal saying, "6ix9ine sent me this song & we got on the phone to discuss. 5 mins afterwards the call I sent him this voice note. True story. He sent me a voice annotation back making fun of my phonation. I was literally in bed half sleep! […] I was inspired because it reminded me of a song I did with Gucci years agone."[6] The cadency used past both rappers in the song was noted to be similar to Valee's feature verse on Z Money's vocal "Ii sixteen's" (2017), with 6ix9ine particularly seeming to stray from his usual aggressive rapping style to a at-home, more melodic autotuned menstruation.[7] Lyrically, the song features 6ix9ine boasting nearly his street cred, while Minaj is bragging almost her jewelry, style, and sexual prowess. The latter namechecks rapper ASAP Rocky, television set personality Khloé Kardashian, and vocaliser-songwriter Tinashe.[8] [nine]

Reception [edit]

Critical reception [edit]

In Noisey, Kristin Corry expressed discomfort most the vocal, "non because of who the two polarizing rappers happened to exist merely because of the imagery," referring to 6ix9ine's sexual misconduct case involving a pocket-sized while the vocal'due south visuals and comprehend art are childlike.[10] For Idolator, Mike Wass was more neutral in his review, writing "[Minaj'southward] new era hasn't exactly gone to program and she seems to exist losing ground confronting her primary rivals [...] Time will tell if Nicki's latest feature does more harm to her career than good".[11] Nylon 's Taylor Bryan added the collaboration to Minaj's listing of controversies during 2018, writing "if 2017 was the year of questioning Katy Perry, 2018 is the twelvemonth of questioning Nicki Minaj."[12] In a positive review, Peter A. Drupe of XXL said its crush "serves as an appropriate audio canvas for the song", with 6ix9ine's rap "showcasing a much gentler delivery than the one he used on tracks like "Gummo" and "Keke". He concluded that "with some accurate NYC conviction and a memorable hook, "Fefe" is definitely a slapper".[3] Time considered "Fefe" as the second worst song of 2018.[13]

Manufacture response [edit]

Justin Credible of Power 106 radio station appear on air on July 23, 2018, that he refuses to play 6ix9ine'southward verse on "Fefe", attributing his decision to the latter disrespecting Los Angeles. He remained willing to play Minaj'due south poetry.[14] In response to criticism, Nicki Minaj pointed to Lady Gaga's collaborative work with R. Kelly when justifying her friendship and collaboration with 6ix9ine.[15] [16] Minaj highlighted how the very same publication had praised Lady Gaga'southward 2013 collaboration with R. Kelly on the single "Exercise What U Want," despite Kelly's public allegations of kid pornography.[15] In a review, correspondent Hashemite kingdom of jordan Sargent had described the song as "deliciously slinky" and a "runaway striking", while Pitchfork news director Amy Phillips listed "Do What U Want" as one of her top three favorite tracks of 2013.[17] [eighteen] Minaj called the move bullying and claimed that this demonstrated a double standard within the music industry.[19] After numerous requests, Nicki Minaj afterward on deleted her tweets.[twenty] Conversely, American singer Tinashe and television personality Khloé Kardashian expressed their excitement about existence name checked on the rail on their social media pages.[9] [8]

Commercial performance [edit]

In the Usa, "Fefe" launched on the Billboard Hot 100 at number four with 24,000 copies sold and 45.7 million streams during its commencement week.[21] The following calendar week, information technology ascended to number three.[22] It became 6ix9ine's highest-charting unmarried by succeeding the summit of "Gummo" at number 12, and marked Minaj's seventeenth top ten entry on the chart, extending her record for the near amidst female person rappers.[21] The single was certified octuple platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America. This made it Minaj's highest certified unmarried in the The states since Super Bass.

Internationally, "Fefe" also reached the top x in Australia, Canada, Hungary, New Zealand, Sweden, and Switzerland every bit well equally the top twenty in Austria, Federal republic of germany, the netherlands, Kingdom of norway, Portugal, and the U.k..

Music video [edit]

Background and release [edit]

6ix9ine and Minaj playing pattycake in the music video. The artless visuals have been criticized due to 6ix9ine'southward previous criminal charges related to sexual activity with a kid.

6ix9ine has shared during his European tour in June 2018, that he planned to release a music video for the song when he returns to the United States. After teasing the song on July xix, he wrote in a separate mail, "I'thousand giving you guys one terminal music video this Sunday before I go to jail forever," referencing his legal troubles during that menses.[1] The same day, TMZ reported that 6ix9ine rush-ordered a new My Little Pony chain in order to wear information technology during a scheduled video shoot with Minaj.[23] The music video was released through YouTube on July 22, a few hours afterwards the song'south release. Information technology was directed by TrifeDrew and William Asher of Figure Eight Artistic Grouping, with additional management from 6ix9ine.[24] It features toddler-sized lollipops and SUPERINFLATED balloon art.[three]

The music video amassed more than 32 million views in its get-go three days online,[25] and more than seventy million views in less than a calendar week.[26] A vertical music video for the vocal was subsequently released on Spotify.[27] As of March 2022, the music video on YouTube has over a billion views.

Synopsis [edit]

The music video opens with 6ix9ine and Minaj playing a clapping game on a airship-filled ready. 6ix9ine then raps his verse laced in a chetah print top and pink camouflage shorts, while Murda Beatz makes a cameo appearance holding two heavy-duty water guns. Minaj reintroduces herself presently after for an extended cameo, rapping two verses and shouting out 6ix9ine'due south Treyway gang. The couple sits face-to-face over again and share an ice-cream cone with their arms interlocked (recreating the single artwork.)[28] According to Peter A. Berry of XXL, the music video "looks sort of like a Willy Wonka's chocolate mill".[3]

Controversy [edit]

Nicki Minaj received backfire for her option to collaborate with Tekashi 6ix9ine.[15] [29] That twelvemonth, the controversial rapper had pleaded guilty to i felony count after posting explicit videos of his sexual performance with a 13-year-one-time child in 2015.[29] [30] Boyfriend American rapper Azealia Banks criticized Minaj in a series of tweets and Instagram posts dated July 24, for collaborating and touring with 6ix9ine. She said, "I'thousand sorry. Dude gets bedevilled and you're all the same trying to help him out of it? That is very night," and described working with 6ix9ine equally a "slap [to] all of your viii-xv year sometime fans and their moms in the face". She added that "pedophilia is admittedly gross and evil. Anyone who supports that shit is a lunatic".[31] [32] Nicki Minaj's determination to work with him on the unmarried and the sexually provocative nature of its music video came off as willfully ignorant in the wake his allegations at the tiptop of the #MeToo movement. In an commodity published on Pitchfork, columnist Shanita Hubbard addressed the upshot and discussed the cultural normalization of predatory behavior. She briefly touched on the social media campaign #MuteRKelly, writing, "The choice to apply her platform to farther legitimize a sexual predator is in directly contrast with the nation-wide, black women-led movement to silence music's nearly infamous abuser."[33] Hubbard likewise noted that Minaj's actions contradict with statements she made previously. On May 25, 2012, Minaj spoke out against kid molesters in a tweet where she stated, "And for the tape on sum serious shit, I believe people who abuse children should be stoned to death in public. The end." Hubbard concluded by writing:

"If this pattern of normalization continues to seep into our civilization, by the time the magnitude of the harm is determined information technology will accept caused irreparable damage to social club. While Minaj's album is titled Queen, I accept no expectations of her to reign over the moral compass of hip-hop. Nor do I expect her to rule her career with flawless perfection. Merely I do hope she realizes that the message she sends by supporting an abuser threatens to eclipse the vibrant verses she has spent years perfecting. [33]

Credits and personnel [edit]

Credits and personnel adapted from Tidal and YouTube.[5] [24]

  • 6ix9ine – lead vocals
  • Nicki Minaj – featured vocals
  • Murda Beatz – production
  • Kevin Gomringer – co-product
  • Tim Gomringer – co-production
  • Aubry "Big Juice" Delaine – engineering
  • Wizard Lee Weinberg – engineering, mastering, mixing

Charts [edit]

Certifications [edit]

Release history [edit]

Run into also [edit]

  • List of all-time-selling singles in the United States
  • #MuteRKelly

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