Facts Lyrics – CHASE B (feat. Travis Scott & Big Sean)

CHASE B’s BE VERY AFRAID is barreling toward us like a Cactus Jack fever dream, his long-teased debut album via [Columbia] dropping early 2026, and “Facts” ft. Travis Scott & Big Sean is that woozy, snippet-teased gem flipping throwaway vibes into something sticky and surreal.

This cut started as a Travis Scott leftover from 2024 sessions, a hazy trap sketch that surfaced in snippets back on September 11, 2025—back when it might’ve left room for Sean’s verse. Fast-forward to the December 20 listening party in LA, and there it was, locked in with Big Sean’s slick closer, produced by Bryan Yepes and Chase himself. It’s got that signature Cactus Jack swirl: muffled 808s rumbling under auto-tuned murmurs, synths that drift like beach fog, blending moody trap with a touch of psychedelic haze.

Thematically, it’s all fleeting highs and dumbstruck lows—Travis musing on “somethin’ new” in the back, toes curling in the sand while a body hits different, that post-summer ache of wanting it back but knowing it’s lax. Sean slides in with a punchy “Get it, what I have to do to live, livin’ like you’re sexual,” turning the introspection into a sly flex on survival and seduction. No overproduced bombast here; it’s intimate, like eavesdropping on a late-night studio spill, the kind of track that lingers because it doesn’t try too hard.

BE VERY AFRAID itself? Chase calls it a “very progressive project,” stitching together cuts from five years back to five days fresh—his vault raid turned victory lap. It’s a [13-track] Cactus Jack family reunion: HEARTBEAT with Swae Lee and Travis kicking things off, MAYDAY’s chaos with Sheck Wes and Young Thug, the lead single Satellite (out December 19 with Don Toliver and SoFaygo), Hotel Lobby nodding to Pusha T throwaways, Ring Ring’s star-packed posse cut with Quavo and Ty Dolla $ign, and closers like Cafeteria ft. Gunna. No rigid theme, just that raw, boundary-blurring energy Chase has been honing since his DJ days—trap beats laced with live-wire collabs, proving he’s more than a beatmaker; he’s architecting moods. Clocking around 45 minutes, it’s built for replay, from the orchestral swells on Be In Love (ft. Wiz Khalifa) to Street Sweeper’s gritty pulse.

Chase B’s at his boldest right now, the Atlanta producer who’s been Travis’s secret weapon since remixing FE!N into a TikTok monster, now stepping out with his own canvas. Post-listening party buzz has X timelines flooded with fan edits, and with Cactus Jack’s machine behind him—plus those sold-out pop-ups—he’s evolving from shadow collaborator to spotlight stormer, ready to make afraid feel electric.