[Intro]

Oh, yes

Oh, slide

[Verse]

Xenon's with the blue color

If that's a lease, least it look cool on you

That's your business, and I'm off, when I'm on you

Like holidays, I get off on you

“Xenons” is the eighth track on Frank Ocean’s visual album Endless. Originally thought to be the outro of “Comme des Garçons,” the song was revealed on the tracklist of the CD/LP & DVD/VHS reissues of Endless, released on Cyber Monday 2017; the track was not listed in the title sequence of the 2016 Apple Music release despite its appearance during the visual album itself. “Xenons” is 31 seconds in length and acts as an interlude between “Comme des Garçons” and “Honeybaby.”

The title refers to Xenon, the 54th element on the periodic table, used to make neon signs and headlights on cars. Ocean’s love for cars is well documented, one example being the cover of his 2011 mixtape nostalgia, ULTRA, which features a bright orange 1980s BMW E30 M3, Ocean’s “dream car.” He also often posts about cars on his Tumblr page.

**Credits**

**Producers**

Frank Ocean, Vegyn

**Writers**

Frank Ocean, Vegyn

**Mixing Engineers**

Tom Elmhirst, Noah Goldstein

**Assistant Mixing Engineer**

Joe Visciano

**Recording Engineer**

Caleb Laven

**Additional Recording**

Beatriz Artola, Greg Koller, Eric Caudieux

**Programmer**

Vegyn

**Label**

Def Jam Recordings, Fresh Produce, LP, ​blonded

**Copyright ©**

Fresh Produce, LP, Boyfriend (Label)

**Phonographic Copyright ℗**

Fresh Produce, LP

**Recorded At**

MSR Studios

**Release Date**

August 19, 2016

**Tags**

R&B, EDM, Alternative R&B

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Aug. 19, 2016