Racks To The Ceiling – English Lyrics

• By: Lil Pump, Tory Lanez

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the world of contemporary English hip-hop with Lil Pump and Tory Lanez's "Racks To The Ceiling." This track offers a vibrant example of modern trap language, replete with slang terms related to money, luxury, and a defiant attitude. Learning the lyrics can help you grasp common expressions used in this music genre and understand the cultural narratives around wealth and ambition that are prevalent in popular English music.

[English]

Racks all the way to the ceilin'

Racks all the way to the ceilin', ooh (yeah)

Racks all the way to the ceilin'

I give a fuck how you feelin', ooh (brr)

Racks all the way to the ceilin'

Racks all the way to the ceilin', ooh (esskeetit)

Racks all the way to the ceilin'

I give a fuck how you feelin', ooh (ooh)

Watch how I blow through a million

Dive in the pussy, esskeetit, ooh (yeah)

All of my whips came tinted

None of my cars ain't rented, ooh (whoa), uh

Balmain and Celine (yeah), off a molly and a bean, yeah (okay)

This not Fruit of the Loom, my boxers, they say, "Supreme" (Supreme)

She said, "Tussie, not pussy" (huh?), my diamonds, they wet like jacuzzi, yeah (okay)

I put my thumb in her booty, ooh, it just went through her Ksubis, ooh (ooh)

I got ten guns at my house, this shit look like Call of Duty (baow, baow-baow)

Red diamonds on me, they ruby, suck on me, don't give me cooties, uh (ooh, damn)

Go from the jets to the jet-ski, your baby mama wan' sex me, umf (come here)

She eat me up like spaghetti, my diamonds splashin', Baguettes, uh (uh, wet)

Step on my bitch in Giuseppes, I'm in Ukraine with a semi (huh? Baow)

All my jewelry, no security, dare a nigga try to test me (huh? I dare you) (ooh)

Racks all the way to the ceilin' (yeah)

Racks all the way to the ceilin', ooh

Racks all the way to the ceilin' (yeah)

I give a fuck how you feelin', ooh (brr)

Racks all the way to the ceilin'

Racks all the way to the ceilin', ooh (esskeetit)

Racks all the way to the ceilin'

I give a fuck how you feelin', ooh

She wanna fuck with Umbrella

But her friend ugly, I told her, "Hold up, lil' fella"

Windex scented, my cash extended

As soon as it's printed right fresh out, the teller

I got a old check, whew, blowin' off dirt 'fore I take it out the cellar

Lil' bitch callin' me rude, hatin' all of my views

"Bitch, you fat as my pockets", you know I'ma tell her

I hit that bitch with a wink

Fuck her in the bathroom, washin' my dick in the sink

If it's a ting, it's a ting

Bobbin' and weavin' that pussy and doin' my thing in the ring

I'm goin' stupid on Cubans, it's link after link, after link

I'm doin' sour in all of my relationships

I be lyin' 'bout fling after fling-after fling after f-

Wearin' this Louis, inside of my closet look just like a warehouse

How many hundred-dollar bands and booby can I cut the rubber band off and tear out?

Touchin' way too much cash for me to care 'bout

Still'll come kill a nigga 'bout my payout

These niggas talkin' hot, I feel like AI with the shot

I let the AR come and air out, woo

Racks all the way to the ceilin' (Tory)

Racks all the way to the ceilin', ooh (Lil Tory)

Racks all the way to the ceilin'

I give a fuck how you feelin', ooh (ooh) (brr)

Racks all the way to the ceilin'

Racks all the way to the ceilin', ooh (esskeetit)

Racks all the way to the ceilin'

I give a fuck how you feelin' (ooh)

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
racks /ræks/ B1	noun - a large amount of money, often in cash
ceilin' /ˈsiːlɪŋ/ A1	noun - the upper surface of a room
blow /bloʊ/ A2	verb - to spend money quickly or extravagantly
whips /wɪps/ B1	noun - slang for cars
tinted /ˈtɪntɪd/ B1	adjective - having a slight color or shade
Balmain /bɑːlˈmɛn/ B2	noun - a luxury fashion brand
diamonds /ˈdaɪməndz/ A1	noun - precious gemstones
jacuzzi /dʒəˈkuːzi/ B1	noun - a brand of whirlpool bath or hot tub
Supreme /suˈpriːm/ B2	noun - a popular streetwear brand
jewelry /ˈdʒuːəlri/ A1	noun - ornamental items worn for personal adornment
security /sɪˈkjʊrɪti/ A2	noun - protection against theft or harm
Umbrella /ʌmˈbrelə/ A1	noun - a device used for protection against rain
extended /ɪkˈstɛndɪd/ B1	adjective - stretched out or prolonged
Cuban /ˈkjuːbən/ B1	noun - a type of cigar
Louis /ˈluːi/ B2	noun - short for Louis Vuitton, a luxury fashion brand
warehouse /ˈweəraʊs/ A2	noun - a large building for storing goods

Key Grammar Structures

• Watch how I blow through a million

  ➔ Imperative mood + present continuous tense

  ➔ The sentence uses the imperative "Watch" to directly address the listener, followed by a description of an action happening now ("blow through"). The phrase 'blow through' is an idiom meaning to spend quickly.

• I give a fuck how you feelin', ooh

  ➔ Informal idiom + present continuous tense

  ➔ The phrase "give a fuck" is a very informal and often considered vulgar idiom expressing indifference. "Feelin'" is a colloquial shortening of "feeling". The 'ooh' is an interjection.

• This not Fruit of the Loom, my boxers, they say, "Supreme"

  ➔ Negative statement + relative clause + direct quotation

  ➔ The sentence contrasts the boxer brand with a more expensive one. "Fruit of the Loom" is a common, inexpensive brand. The relative clause "they say, "Supreme"" provides additional information about the boxers, quoting what is written on them.

• She said, "Tussie, not pussy"

  ➔ Reported speech + direct quotation + slang

  ➔ This line uses reported speech ("She said") to introduce a direct quotation. "Tussie" and "pussy" are both slang terms, with 'tussie' being a playful or ironic rejection.

• I got ten guns at my house, this shit look like Call of Duty

  ➔ Simple present tense + simile

  ➔ The sentence states a fact in the present tense. The phrase "this shit look like Call of Duty" is a simile, comparing the number of guns to the video game known for its abundance of weaponry.