High Off Life Lyrics – Babyface Ray, Moxie Knox

High Off Life Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Babyface Ray]
The intro is a straightforward affirmation of honesty and authenticity. Babyface Ray is setting the tone, letting listeners know that he’s speaking his truth and being genuine in his expression.

[Chorus: Babyface Ray]
In the chorus, Babyface Ray celebrates his achievements and success despite the skepticism he faced. He’s living a high-flying lifestyle and making a point to represent his team. He repeatedly mentions that he’s accomplished a lot because people didn’t believe in him. He asserts that he’s the best choice for his partner, suggesting that leaving anyone else behind would be beneficial for her. This repetition underscores his confidence and the validation he feels from proving his doubters wrong. The chorus emphasizes that his success and presence elevate those around him, and he’s proud of how far he’s come.

[Verse 1: Babyface Ray]
In this verse, Babyface Ray reflects on the journey that took him from humble beginnings to his current high status. He begins by mentioning taking both red and blue pills metaphorically, which suggests he’s seizing every opportunity and not missing any chance to improve his life. He talks about dressing well and taking his daughter to dance, indicating a shift to a more successful and luxurious lifestyle. The verse continues with a recount of his struggles and how he had to rely on himself, especially when others didn’t offer support. He contrasts his past, when he was looking up from a position of hardship, with his current situation where he’s at the top. Babyface Ray mentions how his dreams evolved from playing in the NBA to making money through other means, showing his adaptability. He highlights his self-sufficiency and success by showing off his expensive tastes and how he’s moved beyond just financial struggles. He also notes how trust has become more difficult due to the presence of fake people around him. The verse closes with a reminder of his growth and resilience, and how he has had to stay vigilant in this new phase of his life.

[Pre-Chorus: Moxie Knox & Babyface Ray]
The pre-chorus is a repeated affirmation of being “high off life,” suggesting that they are in a state of euphoria and fulfillment due to their success and experiences. It’s a celebration of their current high status and the joy that comes with it.

[Chorus: Babyface Ray]
The chorus is reiterated, emphasizing the recurring theme of triumph over disbelief. Babyface Ray again asserts that his success and high lifestyle are a result of proving people wrong. He underscores that being with him is advantageous, and reaffirms that his achievements are significant, making him a better choice compared to others. It reinforces his pride in his accomplishments and his belief in his own value.

[Verse 2: Babyface Ray]
In the second verse, Babyface Ray continues to reflect on his success and how it feels. He mentions feeling “high with no rehab,” suggesting a natural, exhilarating high from his achievements rather than needing any sort of recovery or adjustment. He praises his own resilience and success, comparing his current state to his beginnings in a tough environment. He speaks about his financial success, like buying luxury items and staying true to his roots. Babyface Ray contrasts his current wealth and status with the struggles of his past, highlighting how he’s remained true to his team and values. He mentions the disappointment of not taking an early opportunity to invest in his community but now enjoys the rewards of his success. He also notes how his lifestyle has changed, with luxury cars and a high level of success, and how his approach to life has shifted as he’s grown older. The verse also touches on his role in his team and the importance of staying genuine despite his fame and wealth. Babyface Ray reflects on the journey and the sacrifices he’s made, showing his deep appreciation for the people who supported him along the way and celebrating the fruits of his hard work.

[Chorus: Babyface Ray]
The chorus is repeated again to reinforce the central themes of the song—overcoming doubt, achieving success, and the advantages of being associated with him. It’s a reminder of his high status and the validation he’s achieved despite the skepticism he faced.

[Outro: Moxie Knox & Babyface Ray]
In the outro, Babyface Ray and Moxie Knox explore their reflections on their current state of success and their dreams. They consider what “paradise” means to them, reflecting on past dreams and the reality of their present lives. They express that despite their high status, their most important relationships and personal connections are still central to their lives. The outro emphasizes the loyalty they feel for those close to them and the value of their personal relationships, even as they enjoy their successes. It highlights that their happiness and fulfillment come not just from material success but from their deep connections and dreams.