Customs Lyrics – Tee Grizzley

Customs Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is like a quick shoutout to the DJ and a way to hype up the song. It’s saying the beat is strong and the song is going to be a hit, setting the mood for what’s coming next.

[Chorus]
This part shows how much Tee Grizzley’s life has changed. He talks about wearing expensive, custom-made jewelry and having to deal with customs at airports because of it. His life isn’t like before; he hasn’t been broke or struggling for a while now, but he also hasn’t spent much time at home because he’s busy with his success. He remembers being a kid who cared about looking good and not getting into trouble at school, but his family situation was tough, with his uncle involved in dangerous stuff. He warns to be careful who you trust around you. He repeats how his life is different now, and he’s moved on from his past struggles. He doesn’t waste time fighting with people who aren’t successful—he lets money do the talking. He sees himself as a source of inspiration, even for people who might be involved in crime, pushing them to focus on making money instead of trouble.

[Verse]
In this verse, he talks about traveling a lot, needing to renew passports because of all the trips he’s taking. He mentions having so much space at home that if he shot in the air, it wouldn’t disturb anyone—showing he’s moved away from crowded or stressful environments. He refers to drügs being weighed and sent in the mail, hinting at the shady past around him but also the seriousness of the business. He mentions paying bail for someone who doesn’t talk much, showing loyalty. He talks about going to London and spending big money in fancy places like Harrods, surrounded by attractive people who don’t even know each other but get paired up by him and his crew. He’s proud of his style and expensive watch that looks unique, even comparing it to a Middle Eastern luxury look. He hopes not to see police (called rabbits here), and he talks about his expensive jewelry with lots of diamonds. He remembers when he was selling small amounts but now flies private jets, showing his huge rise. He’s fearless when facing challenges and warns others to stay in their lane because competing with him isn’t fair. He hints that he lies about small monthly payments, but the real numbers are much bigger, showing how wealthy he’s become.

[Chorus]
This part repeats the earlier message about his flashy jewelry and how his life is very different now. He hasn’t been broke or home in a while, highlighting his busy and successful lifestyle. He recalls hating school suspensions and a tough family background involving his uncle’s dangerous work, advising caution around certain people. He stresses how much he’s changed and grown, saying he doesn’t have to talk about his past anymore because he’s almost like a new person. He chooses not to get into fights with people who aren’t doing well financially, instead letting money and success speak for him. He motivates others, even those involved in crime, to focus on earning millions rather than causing problems.