"Fast (Motion)" is a song recorded by American rapper Saweetie. The song was released on May 7, 2021, via Icy and

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. It serves as the fourth single from Saweetie's debut studio album, '' Pretty Bitch Music''.

Background and release

The release of "Fast (Motion)" comes after a slew of songs, including Saweetie's own " Best Friend", which features Doja Cat. This was followed by the release of a remix for

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's "

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". Saweetie later released the extended play, '' Pretty Summer Playlist: Season 1''. "Fast (Motion)" was released on May 7, 2021, via Icy and Warner Records. It serves as the fourth single for her upcoming debut album, ''Pretty Bitch Music'' following "

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" and "Best Friend".

Composition

"Fast (Motion)" is a "kinetic dance-rap track" which Tom Breihan of ''

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'' called "rubbery" and "energetic". The song was produced by The Monarch and was inspired by

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dance culture.

Music video

The music video for "Fast (Motion)" was directed by James Larese. Makeup is handled by

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, who worked with Saweetie previously. In the video, Saweetie performs in multiple sporting activities, including soccer,

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, track and field, boxing, as well as skydiving and basketball. The video features a cameo from WNBA player

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Charts

References

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