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[17] Andre Gee of Rolling Stone commented the song has "the kind of beat that's good enough for Playboi Carti to repeat himself 182 times over." [21] Desmond Leake of Paste wrote it "gives us a nice insight into the reclusive rapper's new sound, featuring the addictive refrain of 'Fein Fein' throughout the entire track." [15] Casey Monroe of GigWise said that Carti's presence "complements Scotts delivery, enhancing the tracks gritty atmosphere." [11] In 2025, Complex described the song as a "clear and immediate highlight" from the album which "remains a playlist mainstay and fan-favorite from both artists discographies." [22] Pitchfork 's Alphonse Pierre wrote that the song's beat is "played-out, but Playboi Carti's new vocal trick (sounding like he has bronchitis) soaks up the attention and just lets Travis do a bunch of ad-libbing." [9] Similarly, Paul Attard of Slant Magazine stated that "'Fe!n,' despite its straight-up hallucinatory beat, contains the most dead air of any track here (as well as the worst guest spot in Playboi Carti, who sounds like he's suffering from bronchitis)." [23] Nathan Evans of NME pointed out that Scott's line in the song "I've been focused on the future, never on right now" "exposes the fallacy" of Utopia , adding "By going back to the sound of his early work, Scott steps back into the gargantuan shadow of his mentor." [10] Aron A
