Popular songs from the Fast & Furious series

My Life Be Like (Ooh-Aah)Grits

Grits – My Life Be Like (Ooh-Aah) with lyrics

Considered a pioneer in Christian hip-hop, Grits’s signature track is an impressive work that voices deep emotions centered on themes of hope and faith.

Incorporating elements of alternative hip-hop, TobyMac’s warm chorus resonates deeply.

The song was included on the 2002 album The Art of Translation and later gained global recognition through tie-ins with the 2006 films The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift and Big Momma’s House 2.

It remains a beloved favorite that gives listeners courage when they find themselves at life’s crossroads or feeling unsure.

Go OffLil Uzi Vert, Quavo & Travis Scott

Lil Uzi Vert, Quavo & Travis Scott – Go Off (from The Fate of the Furious: The Album) [MUSIC VIDEO]

A masterpiece by three artists at the top of today’s hip-hop scene—Travis Scott, Lil Uzi Vert, and Quavo—“Go Off.” Featured in The Fate of the Furious, this track is a trap song with a serious vibe, crafted into an extremely cool and modern production.

It’s no exaggeration to say that anyone who loves hip-hop will be hooked.

Be sure to check it out.

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My CityG Herbo, 24kGoldn, Kane Brown

FAST X | My City – G Herbo, 24kGoldn, Kane Brown (Official Lyric Video)

An ambitious track that skillfully fuses the distinct genres of hip-hop, pop, and country.

With a powerful message depicting love for one’s hometown and roots, it showcases the unique personalities of G Herbo, 24kGoldn, and Kane Brown, resulting in a captivating work.

Released in May 2023 as part of the soundtrack for the film Fast X, the song resonates with the movie’s main theme of “family bonds.” Its energetic beats and emotive vocals brilliantly capture the film’s worldview.

It’s perfect not only as driving music, but also for moments when you want to reflect on memories with loved ones.

The song has garnered strong support on social media, sparking movements like the “My City Challenge,” especially among younger listeners.

BlancoPitbull ft. Pharrell

Pitbull – Blanco ft. Pharrell

The classic song Blanco by Pitbull and Pharrell Williams.

It was used in Fast & Furious (Fast & Furious 4) and remains one of the most iconic tracks in the franchise.

Pitbull is known for a compelling blend of reggaeton and hip-hop, and that distinctive style comes through clearly in this track as well.

The combination of the film’s themes with the high-octane, fast-paced hip-hop makes for an outstanding impact!

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Act A FoolLudacris

Ludacris – Act A Fool (Official Music Video)

Ludacris, who appears in the Fast & Furious series.

While he has found success as an actor, he has also succeeded as a rapper, and his high-level performances are acclaimed around the world.

One of his iconic tracks is Act A Fool.

Used in 2 Fast 2 Furious, it’s a trap track that makes heavy use of hi-hats, yet it’s striking for a style that richly weaves in old-school flow.

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I WonTy Dolla $ign, Jack Harlow & 24kGoldn

Ty Dolla $ign, Jack Harlow & 24kGoldn – I Won (Official Music Video) [from F9 – The Fast Saga]

I Won is a track by popular rappers in today’s hip-hop scene—Ty Dolla Sign, Jack Harlow, and 24kGoldn.

It’s featured in F9: The Fast Saga.

While it doesn’t break new ground since it’s crafted in the latest trap style, its solid, steady structure stands out.

As a trap track, it doesn’t have a sense of speed, but instead gives off a cool, composed vibe.

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BushidoGood Gas & JP THE WAVY

Good Gas & JP THE WAVY – Bushido (Official Music Video) [from F9 – The Fast Saga]

This is a powerful track where traditional Japanese culture and contemporary trap sound fuse together, delivering a resonant message.

Riding over a heavy beat, JP THE WAVY’s smooth flow unfolds, brilliantly expressing quintessential Japanese elements like Mount Fuji and samurai alongside themes of self-affirmation and bonds with friends.

Featured on the soundtrack for F9, released in June 2021, it marked the only participation by an Asian artist.

Through a collaboration with globally active producer Good Gas, the song opened up a new frontier for Japanese hip-hop.

It’s perfect for moments when you want an energetic boost—like driving or working out—and is also recommended for overseas listeners interested in Japanese culture.