Your Honor Lyrics – A$AP Rocky

YOUR HONOR Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
In this verse, A$AP Rocky talks about getting into trouble again in California, likely referring to past legal issues or street conflicts. He mentions avoiding the singerities, trying to stay out of trouble, but somehow always getting caught up in it again. He tells people not to doubt him, emphasizing his resilience. The line about a bounty suggests that no one can put a price on his head, meaning he’s untouchable. He references “Bounty,” which could mean cleaning up his legal cases or metaphorically wiping away problems.

Rocky then mentions “Robert Downey again,” possibly referencing the actor’s past legal troubles, drawing a parallel to his own life. He talks about keeping certain people away from him, likely to avoid drama or betrayal. He flexes his wealth, saying his “sons” (either protégés or close associates) have money on their heads, meaning they’re valuable. He also says all his words get taxed, meaning everything he says or does has a cost.

He continues by talking about money, women, and street life. He says women chase money, but he doesn’t pay them, showing his dominance. He also talks about fake people—calling them snitches, rats, and feds—suggesting he’s cautious about those around him. He compares his past to a cloud of smoke, hinting that it follows him everywhere. Lastly, he mentions guns, violence, and people trying to take him down, but he stays ahead of the game.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Rocky repeatedly mentions wearing high-end designer brands like Bottega, Armani, and Prada in court. This flex shows his wealth and confidence even in legal trouble. He compares himself to John Gotti, a famous mob boss, and the Godfather, emphasizing power and influence. The phrase “I got that s*it on” means he stays stylish and carries himself with swagger, even in serious situations. By repeating “your honor,” he plays with the courtroom setting while maintaining his flashy persona.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, Rocky talks about being prepared for anything. “Got a mop” refers to having a weapon, and “drop” suggests he has intel on someone. He proclaims his innocence, saying he’s still living his life while fighting a long legal battle. He describes facing the district attorney with a smile, showing confidence.

He mentions physical fights, scars on his knuckles, and how the legal system tried to separate him from his child. He shouts out his legal team and references Nino Brown, a character from *New Jack City* known for betrayal. He also says 2024 is a new chapter, rejecting a prenuptial agreement, showing commitment to his partner. The last line suggests that while designer clothes can be found in court, real character is what matters in the end.

[Chorus]
This chorus is similar to the first one, but with slight variations. Rocky again talks about wearing luxury brands to court, making a statement that even in serious situations, he remains stylish and powerful. He says “God got me in court,” suggesting he has faith that things will work out. He continues the comparisons to John Gotti and the Godfather, reinforcing his boss-like image. The phrase “I got that s*it on” again highlights his confidence and status.

[Bridge]
Here, Rocky adds a personal touch, mentioning his kids and baby mama being in court, showing that his legal issues impact his family. He specifically references Rihanna, his partner, saying he supports her and that they are seen as a stylish, powerful couple. He mentions London, possibly referring to their travels or legal matters there. The lyrics suggest that people admire them for their fashion and status, showing they are more than just a regular couple—they are icons.

[Chorus]
This final chorus sticks to the same themes, with minor changes. Rocky again highlights his designer outfits in court and compares himself to powerful figures like John Gotti and the Godfather. He mentions a Ferrari, possibly symbolizing speed, wealth, or escaping trouble. The line “pray that God got that s*it on” could mean he hopes for divine protection. He ends with confidence, saying no matter what happens, he will always carry himself with style and power.