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Travis Scott explains how "FATHER" with Ye came together: "What's cool about this song is we did this in Japan... [Ye] just had this verse in his brain like, 'Oh, I got to get this off.' In our careers, it's interesting to see all the things he taught me...

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Travis Scott speaks on how he & Ye created the track "FATHER" while they were together in Japan 🇯🇵 "What's cool about this song is that we did this in Japan. We cooked this song on the spot, like random, just right there. Ye just had this verse in his brain like, 'Oh, I got to get this off.'" "It's interesting to see all the things he taught me as a mentor from a music standpoint. To now, to bring that and share it together on a record is f*cking ill." (Via Variety)

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