Tell Me
When it comes to talent in the city of Toronto, it takes a lot to separate … Read Full Bio ↴When it comes to talent in the city of Toronto, it takes a lot to separate yourself from the other artists trying to make it big. For some it takes time, for others, it’s just natural. Jazz Cartier is a native of Toronto, but has been influenced by his travels all over the world. From growing up in Toronto, to being introduced to music in Barbados, and starting his career as an artist in Atlanta, it took a lot to get Cartier where he is now. Amongst it all, he kept to his roots, and always made it back to the city that inspires him the most. Artists like Black Sheep, Jon. B, Lauryn Hill, Kanye West, to name a few have been essential throughout the growth of Cartier as an artist. Not going out of his comfort zone, Cartier speaks about the life he knows, and once knew. Whether it’s his obsession with Ralph Lauren, the boarding school lifestyle, the plethora of females he’s encountered, teenage love, or just being a teenager in general, Cartier knows how to manipulate his words, and gives off a clear visual of what he’s going through. Going back and forth from Connecticut and Toronto makes it hard for the 21 year old to record and put the effort needed in to his records, but so far he’s making it work. Granted, Cartier is still young, but talent is talent, and he has lots of it. The tennis playing, private school attending, luxurious teenager has a lot of time a head of him, and what he has to say is worth listening to. As a rising star in Toronto, Cartier is sure to make his city proud with what his future has in store.

Tell Me
Jazz Cartier Lyrics


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Call me after the club
Call me, call me up
I love you when you're drunk
So baby tell me what's up

Call me after the club
Call me, call me up
I love you when you're drunk
So baby tell me what's up

I'm still the king of the palace
Two thousand and fifteen was practice
You niggas ain't even established
That's why she don't fuck with no rappers
She said it's my song, oh girl this my song
Grab a drink and hit the floor soon as that Cuzzi coming on
Got a shorty from NY, got a shorty from Milan
They take their clothes off at the door
Pour some more, we get it on, like what's up

Call me after the club
Call me, call me up
I love you when you're drunk
So baby tell me what's up

Call me after the club
Call me, call me up
I love you when you're drunk
So baby tell me what's up

Shout out my girls in the valley
Critic calls them they daddies
When I come to your city baby, tell me you 'bout it
She said 'that's my shit'
Oh yeah, that's my shit
She throws her guns up in the air
Now you know that girl is lit
Got a girl in MIA
Got a shorty in L.A
Love the fucking, hate to leave em'
But I do this every day
So what's up

Call me after the club
Call me, call me up
I love you when you're drunk
So baby tell me what's up

Call me after the club
Call me, call me up




I love you when you're drunk
So baby tell me what's up

Overall Meaning

In Jazz Cartier's song "Tell Me," the artist portrays himself as a king who is confident in his ability to attract women. The lyrics reveal his love for women who are drunk and interested in him. He asserts his dominance over his peers in the music industry, claiming that they are not established like him. He also notes that women are often turned off by rappers and prefers when women love his music.


Throughout the song, Jazz Cartier uses imagery to describe his party lifestyle, mentioning shorties in New York, Milan, Miami, Los Angeles, and the valley. He describes how they quickly undress as soon as they enter his palace, which is symbolic of his status and wealth. Additionally, he mentions how he loves to have sex and doesn't like to stay with one girl for too long.


In addition, "Tell Me" has a catchy beat that is perfect for a night out clubbing. The song is a fusion of hip-hop and EDM, which creates an exciting atmosphere. Jazz Cartier's delivery is relaxed, which contrasts with the upbeat tempo of the music. Overall, the song illustrates the party lifestyle of a young rapper who has recently achieved success.


Line by Line Meaning

Call me after the club
Contact me when the club closes


Call me, call me up
Get in touch with me immediately


I love you when you're drunk
I have strong affection for you when intoxicated


So baby tell me what's up
So, please inform me of your thoughts


I'm still the king of the palace
I remain the ruler of my domain


Two thousand and fifteen was practice
2015 was merely a warm-up


You niggas ain't even established
You men haven't even made a name for yourselves


That's why she don't fuck with no rappers
That's why she doesn't associate with rap artists


She said it's my song, oh girl this my song
She expressed that it's my track; oh, girl, it's my song


Grab a drink and hit the floor soon as that Cuzzi coming on
Consume a beverage and commence dancing as soon as that Cuzzi track comes on


Got a shorty from NY, got a shorty from Milan
I have a woman from New York and one from Milan


They take their clothes off at the door
They disrobe at the entrance


Pour some more, we get it on, like what's up
Let's drink more alcohol and engage in sexual activity, like what's happening


Shout out my girls in the valley
Greetings to my ladies in the valley


Critic calls them they daddies
Critics derive them from their wealthy fathers


When I come to your city baby, tell me you 'bout it
When I arrive in your town, please let me know about it


She said 'that's my shit'
She exclaimed, 'that's my stuff'


Oh yeah, that's my shit
Certainly, that's my stuff


She throws her guns up in the air
She raises her arms in triumph


Now you know that girl is lit
Now you realize that girl is intoxicated


Got a girl in MIA
I have a woman in Miami


Got a shorty in L.A
I have a lady in Los Angeles


Love the fucking, hate to leave em'
I adore being intimate with them, but I loathe parting from them


But I do this every day
However, I engage in this behavior daily


So what's up
Therefore, what's happening




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Comments from YouTube:

Manic The Rapper

Whoever created this beat is an absolute genius.

Gee 83

Creativity involving both Lantz & River Tiber 🔥

Tektury

Lantz. I guess so.

Jeremiah Jones

Swag Muffin and he's the one singing tell me

sonny wojcik

he is my god

Visualsbywinters_2

It was river tiber. He's so godly.

Chris Shelf

This is definitely a new classic!

StarLightAngel15

“Can you see the beauty in a canvas even when it’s blank” 🤍

Sofus krogh

Beat is sooo smooth, props to the producer

Chris G

More people need to hear this song

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