NEW HIGH Lyrics – Yeat & Don Toliver

[Chorus: Yeat]
In the chorus, Yeat introduces the central theme of reaching a new level in life, both materially and emotionally. The "new high" reflects his ability to provide for someone else, buying them what they want, particularly fashion and vintage items. This also hints at the lifestyle Yeat has achieved through his success, where he can afford to indulge in luxury without hesitation.

[Verse 1: Yeat]
In this verse, Yeat talks about the complexities of relationships and how wealth influences them. He references a partner who only calls when it benefits them, showing how material success can make relationships feel transactional. He also describes his luxurious lifestyle in Beverly Hills, driving big trucks, and handling vast amounts of money. The reference to Rick Owen, a high-fashion brand, further emphasizes how deeply immersed Yeat is in the world of luxury. His dismissive attitude toward others shows his confidence and belief in his own success, as he moves through life at his own pace, refusing to engage with those who aren’t on his level.

[Chorus: Yeat]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the idea that Yeat’s new high involves living lavishly and catering to the desires of others, particularly when it comes to fashion. He reiterates that this new high is linked to his ability to pay for everything, a direct reflection of his wealth and success.

[Verse 2: Don Toliver]
In Don Toliver’s verse, he mirrors Yeat’s themes but adds his own spin by focusing on fashion, wealth, and indulgence. He mentions expensive brands like Ricky denim and compares his lifestyle to cooking something precious, such as Grey Poupon mustard, symbolizing high-class living. Don Toliver also touches on his relationships with women, showcasing how his wealth and fame make him irresistible, but he also reflects on the disconnection this creates, especially after consuming substances that leave him feeling overwhelmed. His lines about taking mushrooms and drinking heavily highlight the excesses of this luxurious lifestyle, suggesting that the "new high" is not always just about wealth, but also the risks that come with living at the top.

[Chorus: Yeat]
Once again, the chorus serves to emphasize the recurring theme of living at a new high. Yeat ties his ability to pay for whatever someone wants to his overall sense of success, reinforcing how this lavish lifestyle has become his new normal. The repeated mention of fashion and vintage items reflects both the singer’s obsession with maintaining a high status and the materialistic focus of his relationships.