Jump Out The Face – English Lyrics

• By: Meek Mill, Future

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the opulent world of Meek Mill and Future's "Jump Out The Face." This track offers a vivid snapshot of success and extravagance, teaching listeners slang related to wealth and drug culture while showcasing the dynamic between two of rap's prominent figures. Explore the layers of meaning behind the lyrics and the crime-drama-inspired visuals.

[English]

I just took a perc, now I'm on another level

Tasting on the molly, got me dancing with the devil

Poured 8th of Kobe Bryant mixing purple with the yellow

Got these racks on demand, it's hard to keep this shit together

Jump out the Rari, then jump out the Wraith

Then I hop in Margiela, then hop in some Bape

They jump out the face!

They jump out the face!

Money gon' stack and this money gon' flow

Came from the hood now we jump out of states

Peep all these diamonds, they jump out the face

Ducking them diamonds and selling this white

Got to watch for these niggas, they'll jump on your case

(Watch all these niggas, these niggas ain't playing)

And none of this money don't come out the safe

Fuck with my dog and knock a chunk out ya face

Nigga I be so high, I could jump out to space

What the fuck did I say?

I be so fly I just don't need my cape

Went and bought me a safe and it came with a Wraith

Got some new money, went and bought me a K

You see all them VV's, they jump out the face

Put that dope in the trap and cook up me a cake

We fly to Cuba to fuck up some mula

Pour up some, pour up, my nigga we boolin'

Y'all nigga pull up in Bentleys, I'm boolin'

I'm taking your ho from you cause she was chose

I keep them shooters on deck, I approve it

Get me a truck of them things, I'll move it

VVS cuts on my wrist suicidal

I stay lit up with that flawless, I'm fly too

I spend it all with my niggas, let's get it

Get out your feelings, young nigga, let's get it

I got stars on my ceiling

Jump out the Rari, then jump out the Wraith

Then I hop in Margiela, then hop in some Bape

Meek!

They jump out the face!

Wraith, Wraith, Wraith, Wraith, Wraith

They jump out the face!

Money gon' stack and this money gon' flow

(Nah yeah yeah)

I've been peeping you niggas, been watching my moves

Watching my stacks and my shoes

When everybody did the Gucci and Louis

We was on Jimmy Choos

2012 when we did the Giuseppes, Margielas was cool

When you lil' niggas was worried 'bout Jordans

We was rocking them Loubs

If I got to lose it's not by the rules

Get hit with that chopper, knock right out your shoes

Shawty so proper, she look like a goddess

When I dip inside her the shit like a pool

I bought some Raris and I bought some Phantoms

And then dropped the ceilings like I dropped out of school

Still will pull up on you, hop out with goons

Thirty-two shots, let it pop out the tool

I just took a perc now I'm on another level

Tasting on the molly, got me dancing with the devil

Poured 8th of Kobe Bryant mixing purple with the yellow

Got these racks on demand, it's hard to keep this shit together

Jump out the Rari, then jump out the Wraith

Then I hop in Margiela, then hop in some Bape

Meek!

They jump out the face!

Fresh, fresh, fresh, fresh, fresh

They jump out the face!

Money gon' stack and this money gon' flow

(Nah yeah yeah)

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
jump /dʒʌmp/ A1	verb - to spring off the ground or rise quickly noun - a quick leap or spring
face /feɪs/ A1	noun - the front part of a person's head
money /ˈmʌni/ A1	noun - currency or cash used for transactions
devil /ˈdɛvəl/ A2	noun - an evil spirit or a person who is wicked
diamond /ˈdaɪmənd/ B1	noun - a precious stone made of carbon, often used in jewelry
hood /hʊd/ B1	noun - a neighbourhood, especially an urban, low‑income area
trap /træp/ B2	noun - a place where illegal drugs are sold or used
perc /pɜːrk/ C1	noun - slang for the prescription painkiller Percocet (oxycodone/acetaminophen)
molly /ˈmɒli/ C1	noun - slang for the recreational drug MDMA (ecstasy)
racks /rækz/ B2	noun - slang for large amounts of cash (often in thousands)
Wraith /reɪθ/ C2	noun - a model of ultra‑luxury Rolls‑Royce automobile
Margiela /mɑrˈɡiːlə/ C2	noun - the high‑fashion brand founded by designer Martin Margiela
Bape /bæp/ C2	noun - Japanese streetwear brand A Bathing Ape
Cuba /ˈkjuːbə/ A2	noun - an island country in the Caribbean
goddess /ˈɡɒdəs/ B2	noun - a female deity; a woman who is admired for beauty or talent
VVS /viː viː ɛs/ C1	noun - a diamond clarity grade meaning “very, very slightly included”
flawless /ˈflɔːləs/ B2	adjective - without any imperfections or defects
suicidal /ˌsuːɪˈsʌɪdl/ B2	adjective - relating to or suggesting suicide; extremely risky

Key Grammar Structures

• I just took a perc, now I'm on another level

  ➔ Past Simple + Present Simple

  ➔ "took" is the past‑simple form of *take*, showing a completed action before the present moment.

• Got these racks on demand, it's hard to keep this shit together

  ➔ Present Simple + Infinitive of Purpose

  ➔ "to keep" is an infinitive that expresses the purpose of the adjective "hard".

• I could jump out to space

  ➔ Modal verb "could" + base verb

  ➔ "could" expresses a hypothetical ability in the past or future; it is followed by the base form "jump".

• They'll jump on your case

  ➔ Future with "will" contraction (they'll)

  ➔ "They'll" = "they will"; it marks a prediction or willingness in the future.

• I keep them shooters on deck, I approve it

  ➔ Present Simple (habitual action) + Object‑verb pattern

  ➔ "keep" and "approve" are present‑simple verbs describing regular or ongoing actions.

• Got to watch for these niggas, they'll jump on your case

  ➔ "Got to" = modal "have to" (necessity) + Future with "will"

  ➔ "Got to" is informal for "have to" (obligation). "They'll" = "they will" expresses a future action.

• I don't need my cape

  ➔ Present Simple negative with auxiliary "do"

  ➔ "don't" = "do not"; it negates the verb "need" in the present simple.

• We fly to Cuba to fuck up some mula

  ➔ Infinitive of purpose (to + verb) after a main verb

  ➔ "to fuck up" is an infinitive phrase that explains why they "fly to Cuba".