LA ÉLITE Lyrics – LIT killah

LA ÉLITE Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, the artist establishes a sense of pride and confidence, declaring himself and his crew as elite. He likens their status to that of a satellite, implying that they’re untouchable and above others. The emphasis here is on quality over quantity, suggesting that what truly matters is the excellence of their craft and lifestyle rather than just accumulating fame or possessions.

[Verso 1]
In the first verse, LIT killah brags about his unique fashion sense, wearing custom-designed outfits that he claims to have brought from the west, with people mistakenly thinking they’re from Paris. He also shows off his flashy jewelry worth a significant amount, stressing that everything he wears is personalized and high-end. He drives a sporty RX7 and mentions how attractive women are drawn to him, comparing the experience to being on a rocket. He highlights his success, revealing that he became a millionaire before turning seventeen and earned multiple awards, underscoring his hard work and dedication to his craft.

[Estribillo]
The chorus reinforces the theme of being part of an elite group, with LIT killah asserting that no one is above him. He reiterates the importance of quality over quantity, suggesting that true success comes from being exceptional in what you do. There’s also a flirtatious tone, as he hints that even if a girl arrives with someone else, he’ll be the one to take her home. This part encapsulates his confidence and swagger.

[Post-Coro]
In the post-chorus, he reflects on how what was once exciting has now become routine for him. He expresses that, despite his wealth symbolized by gold, he would trade it all for genuine companionship, highlighting a deeper longing beyond materialism. The mention of “after show” suggests a party or celebratory atmosphere, indicating that he enjoys the perks of his lifestyle but still seeks meaningful connections.

[Verso 2]
In the second verse, LIT killah compares his lifestyle to an art gallery, where everything is on display for admiration. He likens himself to Pharrell, a symbol of stylish success, and mentions luxury brands like Louis Vuitton. The use of autotune and AI for his music represents a modern approach to artistry. He acknowledges that neither money nor fame alters his core beliefs and philosophy, suggesting he maintains his integrity despite his success. He notes a disconnect between himself and people from different backgrounds, emphasizing that respect is earned and not simply bought, urging others to recognize this truth.

[Estribillo]
In this repeat of the chorus, LIT killah continues to assert his elite status, claiming no one can compete with him. He emphasizes quality over quantity once more, reinforcing his belief that true artistry and success come from excellence. The playful tone remains as he asserts his charm and confidence in attracting women, regardless of their current situation, which adds to his larger-than-life persona.

[Post-Coro]
The post-chorus repeats his earlier sentiment about how his once thrilling lifestyle has become routine. He still values companionship over material wealth, showing that beneath the glitz and glam, he seeks deeper connections. The mention of “after show” again hints at the fun and party atmosphere that surrounds his life, yet he remains introspective about what truly matters to him.