HIGH GRADE! Lyrics – JELEEL!

[Intro]
JELEEL! yeah
High grade, high grade

[Chorus]
High grade, better run
Shoot the mandem down with the gun (What?)
Bad bae, Caribbean
When she come my way, give me some some (What?)
High grade, better run (Oh my God)
Shoot the mandem down with the gun (What?)
Bad bae, Caribbean (Oh my God)

When she come my way, give me some some (What?)

[Verse]
Mister *, start killing ’em
Mister-mister one time, get it don
Gs on my Ts and my 1s
She see me, make her punani jump (What?)
I walk in, I lock and I load
Rock in the party, touching your toes (What?)
She want me to flip in her hole
Whine pan di cocky, nah, let me go

[Bridge]
Take it slow
You see me, I don’t fail
You don’t know what I know
JELEEL! militare

[Chorus]
High grade, better run
Shoot the mandem down with the gun (What?)
Bad bae, Caribbean
When she come my way, give me some some (What?)
High grade, better run (Oh my God)
Shoot the mandem down with the gun (What?)

Bad bae, Caribbean (Oh my God)
When she come my way, give me some some (What?)

[Intro]
In the opening lines, JELEEL! energetically announces himself, setting the tone for the song with enthusiasm. The repetition of “high grade” suggests a celebration of top-tier cannabis, which is a central theme throughout the song.

[Chorus]
The chorus revolves around the thrill of encountering a potent strain of cannabis (“high grade”) and the excitement of being with an attractive Caribbean woman. References to “shooting the mandem down with the gun” and receiving “some some” from the woman capture a sense of danger and desire, all set to an upbeat Caribbean-inspired rhythm.

[Verse]
In this verse, JELEEL! exudes confidence and bravado. He refers to himself as a formidable figure (“Mister *”), ready to dominate. The lyrics mention being adept with money (“GGs on my Ts and my 1s”) and having a powerful effect on women (“make her punani jump”). The lines about partying and s*xual prowess add to the song’s lively and provocative nature.

[Bridge]
The bridge encourages taking things slowly and confidently, hinting at a swaggering self-assurance. JELEEL! asserts his knowledge and experience (“You don’t know what I know”) while reinforcing his identity and command (“JELEEL! militare”).

[Chorus]
Repeating the earlier chorus, this section continues to emphasize the exhilaration of “high grade” cannabis and the allure of a Caribbean woman. The imagery of danger (“shoot the mandem down with the gun”) contrasts with the sensual pleasure (“give me some some”) anticipated when she approaches. Overall, the chorus reinforces the song’s themes of excitement, attraction, and indulgence.

1. High grade, high grade
Repeated phrase celebrating high-quality cannabis, suggesting enjoyment or admiration for potent strains typically associated with strong effects.

2. Better run
Implies urgency or danger, possibly due to the intense high from the cannabis or a warning related to the lifestyle depicted in the song.

3. Shoot the mandem down with the gun
Metaphorical expression of dominance or power, potentially referring to overcoming challenges or rivals in a competitive or dangerous environment.

4. Bad bae, Caribbean
Describes an attractive woman of Caribbean descent, suggesting allure and possibly exoticism in the context of a romantic or s*xual encounter.

5. Give me some some (What?)
Expresses desire or anticipation for something pleasurable, often used in a playful or suggestive manner.

6. JELEEL! militare
Self-assertion of identity or presence, possibly indicating confidence or authority associated with the persona of JELEEL! in the song.