The song "Ten Ten" by Hooligan Chase talks about his wealth and success, as well as his disregard for those who are uncomfortable with it. He brags about having cash in massive quantities and being paid, and tells anyone who doesn't like it to "fuck off". The chorus repeats the phrase "Weed up, eighteen, been this way since we was eighteen" and mentions his clean lifestyle and lack of trust for others. Chase also references his education and the potential for academic success, but implies that he chose a different path. He boasts about his status as a boss and his vast property, and mentions the Bugatti luxury car. The final line of the song suggests that Chase's wealth came from a "money tree", though it is unclear whether he is being literal or metaphorical. Overall, "Ten Ten" paints a picture of a wealthy and confident individual who is unapologetic about his success. The lyrics also suggest a certain level of rebellion or nonconformity, as Chase dismisses traditional markers of success like education in favor of his own path.
