You Tuk My Luk
Hi Fashion Lyrics

Hey Girl!
The singer is addressing a girl.

Yep she's here...
The girl being addressed is present.

You're not gonna believe this.
The singer thinks what they are about to say will be surprising.

She's wearing exactly what you were wearing last week.
The girl being addressed is wearing the same outfit as the artist wore last week.

No, I'm serious.
The artist is emphasizing the truth of their statement.

Would I joke about that?
The singer is asking the girl if they would make a joke about something like this.

Please!
The singer is asking the girl to take them seriously.

Ah-ah, ah-ah.
These syllables do not have any specific meaning and are likely included for musical purposes.

Well she obviously doesn't know what kind of girl you are.
The artist is suggesting that the girl being addressed has a unique style that someone else wearing her outfit would not understand or be able to replicate.

Now Check It!
The artist is signaling for the listener to pay attention or look at something specific.

You took my look-look, right out of this book-book.
The singer is accusing someone of copying their style and taking it from them, as if from a book.

You took-took my look-look, you crook-crook!
The artist is accusing the person of stealing their look and using a playful rhyme to do so.

Now you gotta give it back!
The singer is demanding that the person return their stolen look.

I left it at the club while they were playing this track.
The singer is indicating that they lost their look or had it stolen from them while they were at a club.

But in Hi Fashion will never get your cash in.
The singer is suggesting that the thieving party will not make money off of their stolen look by utilizing it in a Hi Fashion context.

Noting but trash-in for real payback.
The artist is suggesting that the person who stole their look will only receive negative consequences for doing so.

This is the style, better learn it real quick, hi-fahion beats and a look with kick.
The artist is highlighting their unique style for the listener and suggesting that it is trendy and exciting.

Everybody wants to get in this place, so you better play nice, let me show you the trick.
The singer is indicating that their style is in high demand and suggesting that the listener should be respectful and try to learn from them.

Take a big top, make it tight at the waist!
The singer is giving style advice to the listener, suggesting that they take a loose-fitting top and cinch it at the waist to create a fitted look.

Push them guns right upto your face!
The artist is suggesting the listener should draw attention to their arms by wearing a garment that accentuates them.

I got so much style, I could give it away, but if you're going steal this is what I say.
The artist is indicating that they have a lot of style to share, but they will not tolerate anyone stealing from them.

I tell you looking at me when you walk in the door.
The artist is suggesting that when the listener walks in a room, they should pay attention to the artist's style and seek to emulate it.

Looking like you're hitting, putting on a big show.
The singer is suggesting that the listener should project confidence and style when entering a room.

And now i walk in and see you in my shoes, ha-ha-hunny that look is a part of yesterday's news.
The artist is implying that the person who stole their look is now wearing the same shoes as them, but their look is no longer fashionable.

Now read it!
This is a command to pay attention, similar to 'check it' earlier in the song.

You think this is a joke and things of that nature?
The singer is suggesting that the tone of the conversation has been too light or joking so far.

Well, it's not!
The singer is emphasizing that the situation is serious and should be taken seriously by the listener.

Gimme my boots, and gimme my bag.
The artist is demanding the return of specific items that were likely part of their stolen look.

Gimme my lips, and gimme my shag.
The artist is demanding the return of specific beauty features, likely lipstick and a curly hairstyle.

Gimme my jumpsuit.
The singer is demanding the return of a specific article of clothing.

That's my cute-cute!
The singer is saying that the jumpsuit is cute and belongs to them.

Gimme my blouse, with the lime van tag.
The artist is demanding the return of a specific blouse with a lime-colored tag to distinguish it.

Gimme my bracelet, you can keep your facelift.
The artist is demanding the return of a specific bracelet and suggesting that the person who stole their look has undergone plastic surgery.

Gimme my puffskirt.
The artist is demanding the return of a specific style of skirt.

That's my flirt-firt!
The singer is saying that the puff skirt is flirty and belongs to them.

Gimme my wig.
The artist is demanding the return of a specific wig.

Gimme my ring.
The singer is demanding the return of a specific ring.

Gimme my look back, or feel my sting!
The singer is warning the person who stole their look to return it or face negative consequences.

Gimme my suckers, with the seam up the back.
The singer is demanding the return of specific socks that have a seam up the back.

You can keep your jeans that show your off your crack.
The artist is suggesting that they do not want the jeans that the person who stole their look is wearing as they are unflattering.

Gimme my bra, with the tassles on the tip.
The artist is demanding the return of a specific bra with tassels on the tip.

Gimme that girl, make me rock like a ship.
The singer is suggesting that they want to dance and rock out to the music.

Gimme those shoulder pads, built like a mountain.
The singer is demanding the return of shoulder pads that are built up to give a 'mountain' effect.

Spin me like mahogony, and fall in a fountain.
The artist is suggesting that they want to dance and spin around, and perhaps even jump into a nearby fountain.

You can't handle all this glamour!
The artist is suggesting that the person who stole their look cannot handle the level of glamour and attention that they bring.

Give me my look back, or fell this Hammer!
The artist is suggesting that negative consequences will result if the person who stole their look does not return it.

Hammer!
This is a repetition of the word 'Hammer' to emphasize the seriousness of the warning.

You took my look-look, right out of this book-book.
This is a repetition of earlier lyrics accusing the person of stealing the artist's look.

You took-took my look-look, you crook-crook!
This is also a repetition of earlier lyrics accusing the person of stealing the singer's look.

Now you gotta give it back!
This is a repetition of earlier lyrics demanding that the person return the singer's stolen look.