Bust Down Cartier – English Lyrics

• By: Lil Mosey

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the world of Lil Mosey's "Bust Down Cartier" and explore the language of luxury and success. This track offers a glimpse into the lifestyle of a young, emerging artist, filled with references to high-end brands and self-assured swagger. Discover how the song’s catchy lyrics and melodic delivery made it a hit among fans and a defining track in Lil Mosey's early career.

[English]

Ooh, oooh

Yeah

Mosey-Mosey you made this?

She a bad bitch, I gotta have it

(Gotta have it)

She's just a date, got a brand

New bust down Patek

(Bust down)

Bust down Cartier, yeah (Ooh)

Getting bands today (Bands)

Fly out on a jet, just for me to get away

She a bad bitch, I gotta have it

(Gotta have it)

She's just a date, got a brand

New bust down Patek (Bust down)

Bust down Cartier, yeah (Bust)

Getting bands today (Bands)

Fly out on a jet, just for me to get away

I can't stop fuckin'

It's a habit yeah

Me and my niggas do it

It's a habit yeah

When I tuned out

I done gained a habit yeah

Got some stars on a rope

Because I never had a girlfriend

Gucci round my waist

Wearing headbands

Press some in her face

Yeah we on this headband

Two-tone spice and artists

As I flesh tone then

Got home broke from work

'Cause we sent her propain

You beast

She a bad bitch, I gotta have it

(Gotta have it)

She's just a date, got a brand

New bust down Patek

(Bust down)

Bust down Cartier, yeah (Ooh)

Getting bands today (Bands)

Fly out on a jet, just for me to get away

She a bad bitch, I gotta have it

(Gotta have it)

She's just a date, got a brand

New bust down Patek (Bust down)

Bust down Cartier, yeah (Bust)

Getting bands today (Bands)

Fly out on a jet, just for me to get away

Veto'd, better since she ride

With no seatbelt

That bitch, yeah, she ridin'

With no seat belt (Lil bitch)

Need help, popping tags with no detail

Molly, still didn't change, I still pop xans

But I said I don't need them, uh-uh

Pop a bean, have her over

Here in the outer space

Ridin' with my niggas,

While we shootin' on your lane

Love my whole city,

I be winning to get a K

Youngest nigga they

Ever see to fly away (Fly away)

She a bad bitch, I gotta have it

(Gotta have it)

She's just a date, got a brand

New bust down Patek (Bust down)

Bust down cartier, yeah (Ooh)

Getting bands today (Bands)

Fly out on a jet, just for me to get away

She a bad bitch, I gotta have it

(Gotta have it)

She's just a date, got a brand

New bust down Patek (Bust down)

Bust down cartier, yeah (Bust)

Getting bands today (Bands)

Fly out on a jet, just for me to get away

Now I'm heavy

...

Key Grammar Structures

• She a bad bitch, I gotta have it

  ➔ Zero copula (omission of "is")

  ➔ The sentence drops the verb "is" after "She" – "She **is** a bad bitch" → "She **a** bad bitch".

• I can't stop fuckin'

  ➔ Modal + negative + gerund

  ➔ "can't" is the negative form of the modal "can" followed by the gerund "stop" and the verb "fuckin'".

• Fly out on a jet, just for me to get away

  ➔ Infinitive of purpose ("to" + base verb)

  ➔ "to get" expresses the purpose of flying out – "Fly out … **to get** away".

• When I tuned out, I done gained a habit yeah

  ➔ Colloquial auxiliary "done" + past participle (emphatic past)

  ➔ "done" functions like "have" – "I **done** gained" = "I **have** gained".

• Because I never had a girlfriend

  ➔ Simple past negative with adverb of frequency

  ➔ "never" (adverb of frequency) negates the past action "had" – "I **never had** a girlfriend".

• Need help, popping tags with no detail

  ➔ Imperative sentence + present participle clause

  ➔ "Need help" functions as a command, followed by the gerund phrase "**popping** tags".

• I be winning to get a K

  ➔ Present simple for habitual action + infinitive of purpose

  ➔ "I **be winning**" (non‑standard) expresses a repeated habit, followed by "**to get** a K" (purpose).

• Now I'm heavy

  ➔ Linking verb "be" + adjective complement

  ➔ "I'm **heavy**" uses "am" (form of "be") to link the subject "I" with the adjective "heavy".