Brooklyn drill has always been about holding your ground, and Fivio Foreign just reminded everyone why he’s one of the sharpest voices in it. Dropped right at the end of January, “Rat Trap” lands like a calculated response in a heated back-and-forth, blending raw street tales with that signature aggressive delivery. The track pulls no punches on loyalty, betrayal, and the industry games, all while that haunting intro loops like a plea from someone who’s seen too much damage. Fans are already deep in the search for Rat Trap lyrics by Fivio Foreign, trying to unpack every layered jab.
| Lead Vocals | Fivio Foreign |
| Songwriter | Abstrakt (Producer), Figurez Made It, Fivio Foreign, KXVI & ProdMigo |
| Producer | Abstrakt (Producer), Figurez Made It, KXVI & ProdMigo |
| Label | Fivi Affairs L.L.C. |
| Release Date | January 30, 2026 |
| Song Language | English |
| Copyright © | Fivi Affairs L.L.C. |
| Distributor | The Orchard |
Lyrics of Rat Trap by Fivio Foreign
[Intro]
Girl, Oh-oh-oh
Put Your Arms To The City, Just Come On Back Home, Uh, Mm-mm
Girl, Oh-oh-oh, Take A Look At The Damage That You Had Done
Ooh-ooh-ooh, It Ain’t Been A Second Since You Left, Oh No (Abstrakt)
So Why Don’t You Just Come Back Home? (Yeah)
So Why Don’t You Just Come Back Home? (Yeah, Huh)
[Verse]
I Said What I Said, Nigga That’s That (Huh)
You Said What You Said, Now You Can’t Backtrack
Look, It’s Me Against That Whole Fuckin’ Rat Pack
I Set Him Up To Promote My Song, That Was A Rat Trap (Yeah)
And I Was Ready For That Backlash
I Go Anywhere In This World As Long As Brody Got That Backpack
Huh, Yeah, As Long As Brody Got That—, Look
My Name Stretched Far Through These States And I Can Back That
I Don’t Take No Drugs, Swear I Don’t Take No Naps
Grown Niggas Down Three, But I’ma Bring Us Back
Don’t Be Mad At Me, Huh, I’ma Stay In Fact, Look
The Only Thing That A Ever Made Was Cap
Yeah, What‘S The Matter, I Can’t Troll Too?
They Troll Me, Nigga, Look At What I Go Through
And I’m Still Standin’ On My Tank As I’m Supposed To
Every Time That Fivi’ Speak His Mind, He Go Global, Huh, Yeah
And They Stop Respectin’ The Shooters
The Music Is Controlled By Kids Behind A Computer
2026, I’m Learnin’ How To Maneuver
If You Wanna Win, You Gotta Let A Streamer Use Ya
Don’t Listen To The Comments Or The Side Talks
It’s The Streets Versus The Sidewalks
I Know You Can’t Relate ’cause It’s That Crime Talk
I Ain’t Know We Couldn’t Smoke, I Was There, It Was My Fault, Huh
It Wasn’t, But I Can Feel The Malice
Heard Niggas Droppin’ Flags, Nah, I Ain’t With That Challenge
My Big Homie Did It, I Was Kinda Embarrassed
But I’m Still With It And That’s The Only Thing That Matters
Yeah, You A Rat, But You My Friend, Though
Nigga, Well, All That Friend Shit Out The Window
You Say One “Daddy”, That’s A Swindle
Huh, I’m On To You Niggas
I Can’t Argue With A Snitch Or A Bitch, Huh
I’m Big Drip, I Got Rich Off A Crip, Look
I’m Really It, If It’s Lit, Then It’s Lit, Huh
I’m A Little Different, I Don’t Fit In The Mix, Huh
I Heard Nas Turn Ape, Heard Reeves Turn Ape
Heard 22 Turn Ape Then Got Shot In The Face
Code Red On The Spot, Bring The Mop In The Mix
I’m Fivi’, They Can’t Touch Me, It’s A Lot— This Has To Stay
[Outro]
Girl, Oh-oh-oh
Put Your Arms To The City, Just Come Back Home, Uh, Mm-mm
Girl, Oh-oh-oh, Take A Look At The Damage That You Had Done
Ooh-ooh-ooh, It Ain’t Been A Second Since You Left, Oh No
So When I’m Drunk, Just Come Back Home
So Why Don’t You Just Come Back Home?
Why Don’t You Just Come, Come Back Home?
Oh, Come Back Home, Come Back Home
I Thought You Was Lost, Come Back, Come Back Home
So Why Don’t You Just Come Back—
About “Rat Trap by Fivio Foreign”
Fivio circles the beat with precision, turning personal grudges into ammunition while the production keeps the energy tense and unrelenting.
The song’s heart beats around the idea of a “rat trap”—setting someone up, spotting the snakes, and staying ready for the fallout. It’s got that classic drill mix of boasts about staying strapped, dodging naps for the grind, and calling out fake moves in the game. The mood is confrontational and unapologetic, with lines that hit on friendship turning sour, industry kids pulling strings, and the constant need to maneuver in 2026’s rap landscape. Producers Abstrakt, Figurez Made It, KXVI, and ProdMigo build a gritty, bass-heavy foundation that feels live and urgent, perfect for the kind of bars that demand attention.
This one’s a standalone single, no album attached yet, but it fits right into Fivio’s ongoing push to reclaim his spot as New York’s real deal. The official video hit YouTube on January 30, 2026, and it’s already pulling strong views with that direct visual energy—no fluff, just Fivio laying it out. The rollout feels independent and fast, straight from his camp, capitalizing on the buzz from recent social media clashes. No big pre-save campaign spotted, but the comments sections are flooded with reactions, showing how quick the streets move on this stuff.
Fivio’s career keeps evolving—he’s consistent, dropping heat even when the spotlight shifts. After years of drill anthems that put Brooklyn on the map, tracks like this show his growth: sharper wordplay, deeper commentary on the culture, and a willingness to address beef head-on.
“Rat Trap” matters in his discography because it doubles down on authenticity in an era where everyone’s watching for slips. It proves he’s not just riding waves; he’s setting them, especially when the conversation turns to credibility and who really runs things.
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