High End Fashion Lyrics – Asco, Young Adz

High End Fashion Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Asco]
Asco starts the track with a quick shoutout to “Mulli” and “29”, setting the tone with confidence and energy before the beat drops.

[Verse 1: Asco]
Asco jumps in explaining that whenever he talks, he’s being real—he doesn’t lie or snitch. He was out on the streets making serious money, selling all kinds of drügs from weed to crack. He doesn’t mess with credit card fraud (“deets”) because that’s not his thing. He admits that the hustle isn’t cheap—it costs a lot and can burn through your cash—but by sticking to it, he made it all back. He calls himself a real one, always grounded and standing strong. Then he switches to talking about women, describing one who looks good from all angles and only messes with him, not clowns. If it’s not about money or his crew, he’s not interested. He says it’s about time he’s back doing big things with Mulli. He compares himself to someone from Church Road, known for having weapons (“9’s”), and runs through all the types of guns and kicks (shoes) he’s got, emphasizing how prepared and stylish he is. Asco’s saying he made serious money through hustling—so much so that he’s “caked up.” His moves are always big, whether he’s riding in a luxury car or showing off in expensive clothes. He brags about a girl who gave him great attention as soon as she saw him, and she recognizes that both his sneaker game and fashion style are top-tier. Everyone knows he raps fire, and he knows it too.

[Chorus: Asco]
He’s saying Mulli only moves if there’s serious money involved. The girl he’s with has curves, style, and confidence. She’s down to get wild for him, especially since he pulled up looking sharp and expensive. The streets are dangerous—someone could die trying to catch him slipping, but he and his people stay armed and alert. The girl’s still vibing with him, and again, his fashion and presence are on another level.

[Verse 2: Young Adz]
Adz starts off shouting out someone named Bazz and saying a million worth of drügs is nothing to him now. He doesn’t care who did it first—his crew, “29”, did it the right way. No other UK rapper can really challenge him when it comes to flashy jewelry and style. He mentions high-end watches (“Skelly”) and weapons, saying he spent loads on jewels but still prayed for wealth. He’s got houses worth twenty million, though he doesn’t even live in them, and he’s picked up a lot of knowledge that’s worth millions more. He name-drops footballer Kylian Mbappé to say his guy is a shooter too. He remembers tough times—brushing his teeth in trap houses and staying with drug addicts. Despite the street life, he’s on top now with DBE and won’t spend money on women who expect it. But if a girl really wants something, like surgery, he’ll buy it for her. He’s got connections in Paris and praises his white friend Paddy for helping move big amounts of drügs. He talks about becoming a father and how that changed his outlook. He’s flying his daughter around on private jets and spoiling her, even on weekdays. He posts proof of his girl to show she was worth the wait. When he’s partying and drunk, she’s the one he turns to. She dyed her hair blonde like a character from Dragon Ball Z. He throws shade at rappers who act good but aren’t known in his world. With twelve platinum plaques and massive shows under his belt, he’s everywhere in London and always close by.

[Chorus: Asco]
Again, it’s all about money for Mulli—if it’s not bringing in cash, it’s not worth his time. The woman in the picture is confident, stylish, and into him. She’s excited and ready to turn up because he arrived looking rich and polished. There’s always a risk in this life, but they’re ready and protected. She keeps giving him attention, and once again, his designer style is front and center.