In the lyrics, Travis Scott sings about a lost girl in the world of Hollywood.[1] The song features a beat switch;[2][3] the mood of the first two and a half minutes have been described as one of "haunting gloom" and despair,[4] while the second half has been described as "soulful".[4][5]
The song received generally positive reviews from music critics. Josephine Cruz of Hypebeast considered it a standout on Rodeo with a "sample that would surely get the Kanye stamp of approval".[4] Reviewing the album for XXL, Roger Krastz wrote "As far as his lyrical delivery on the project, Travi$ depends heavily on the presence of his bleak yet melodic auto-tune and vocal effects, and while he's never been known as a rapper with superb bars and lyrics, he shows he has a flow that caters strictly to his style of hip-hop. Case in point his track '90210,' in which Travi$ delivers some witty lines".[1] Matthew Ramirez of Spin mentioned the part of the song that "sounds like Castlevania" to be among the "blow-your-hair-back moments" from Rodeo.[6] Sheldon Pearce of Pitchfork cited it as one of the tracks "revealing stunningly posh second acts".[3]
An official music video was directed by Hype Williams and first premiered on August 12, 2016 during Travis Scott's ".wav party" in Los Angeles, alongside the video for "Pick Up the Phone", before being released exclusively via Apple Music on August 18, 2016.[7][8] According to Scott, it took four months to make the video. A stop motion clip, it shows Travis Scott as an action figure, as depicted on the Rodeo cover art.[9] He roams the streets of Los Angeles at night[10][11] and spends time with a female doll whose face is blurred.[7][8][9][11][12][13] They relax on a couch, smoke,[11] and have sex.[11][12][13][14][15][16] A gigantic Travis Scott action figure tears through the city in a similar manner to Godzilla,[7][9][11][12][13][14][15][16][17] destroying buildings, cars and signs,[12][13] before peeking into a window and seeing the other Scott,[11][12] who goes outside and finds a blooming tree.[12]
The visual was released on YouTube on November 17, 2016.[18]
