Playing via Spotify Playing via YouTube
Skip to YouTube video

Loading player…

Scrobble from Spotify?

Connect your Spotify account to your Last.fm account and scrobble everything you listen to, from any Spotify app on any device or platform.

Connect to Spotify

Dismiss

Wiki

  • Length

    2:09

"How High?" explores the singer's experiences with a tumultuous relationship and the power dynamics within it. In the first verse, the singer reflects on their past, highlighting a time when they and their partner skipped school and engaged in reckless behavior. They were unaware of their partner's cry for help during that period. The singer expresses their own feelings of insecurity, recalling a time when they discovered their partner's love for them was based on their confident and self-assured demeanor.

The chorus delves into the conflicting nature of the relationship. The singer acknowledges that their partner desires them, but they also acknowledge that their partner is more inclined to deceive rather than be truthful. The line "If I tell him, 'Jump,' he gon' ask me, 'How high?'" suggests that their partner is willing to comply with their demands but lacks sincere commitment. The singer recognizes their partner's fears but notes that their own fears remain unacknowledged and disregarded.

In the second verse, the singer recounts their partner's attempts to reconcile and discusses their own personal growth and ambitions. They refer to missing the intimate moments shared in the past while focusing on their pursuit of success. The mention of wanting to buy Givenchy but linking up with RIOT (presumably an alternative path to success) showcases their determination and resourcefulness.

The verse also reveals the singer's rise to prominence and the recognition they have received ("crowned me the princess"). They express gratitude and acknowledge their position as they indulge in celebratory activities. The lyrics also imply that the singer is unbothered by those who wish for their downfall, emphasizing their resilience.

Edit this wiki

Don't want to see ads? Upgrade Now

Similar Tracks

API Calls