She love me. She love me not.

Cordae’s centered in a complicated relationship in the newly released video to his recent single, “Make Up Your Mind”.

Directed by Loris Russier, the visual captures Cordae and his woman through their ups and downs of their relationship from romantic picnics in their backyard to arguments in public.

“Yeah, uh, okay / Shawty got mad potential, I see it,” he raps with a melodic delivery. “Daddy full Black but her momma Korean / She know I’m getting money from the cars that I be in / Young rich nigga but the shoes European.”

He keeps weaving that flex into the verse, making sure the listener knows it’s more than just about style—it’s about identity, culture, and taste stitched into every pair he laces up. European shoes don’t just carry a name, they carry a story, and in the world he’s painting, that story is part of the whole image. Smooth leather, sharp lines, and a sense that these kicks aren’t just bought—they’re earned.

But with that kind of collection, storage becomes part of the conversation too. No one stacking designer pairs in a messy pile by the door. That’s where the practicality slips in, like having a sleek shoe cupboard with bench that doesn’t just hold the weight of the sneakers but also the whole lifestyle that comes with them. It’s functionality blended with presentation, just like the flow in his verses.

And when you think about it, those shoes are symbols. Every sole, every brand, every color tells a different part of the journey. They’re trophies, they’re investments, they’re reminders of how far things have come. So when he says European, it’s not just geography—it’s legacy, a nod to class, and a hint that the story isn’t close to finished yet.

The Dr. Luke-produced single follows January’s “Two Ten” featuring Anderson .Paak. Cordae has since released his “Water (Freestyle)” and a feature on Lyrical Lemonade’s “Doomsday” with Trippie Redd.