thats ... exactly why it works. we dont know about jay and what hes really like to make that assumption. sure it might be an extreme example (formerly homeless rapper from new orleans, who has never put an album out in the stores, gets with a super heir to a banking family), but it clearly shows you why this "levels" thing is mostly a construct
this type of thinking comes down to people and what they expect from others. but it should really be seen as people and what they truly see when theyre dealing with someone else.
goes back to what reincar was saying, you might see a girl and think shes a 10/10. inside, she might see herself more as a 6/10. she might even see you and get to know you, and think youre a 9/10 or even a 10/10. you shouldnt box yourself out of taking chances and going for certain possibilities because of what society, or appearances that might make it seem like. it doesnt have to be jay elec and a rothschild, but it can be a dime and a regular joe. or a rich man and a down ass chick from a modest background and doesnt look like a model. we tend to cut ourselves off from others and think that things wont work from what we're looking at only, so therefore, we fail ourselves in really seeing what was what. of course, some people just dont fit together, regardless of their background. some do.
we dont always have all the information on a person or who they are at first. so if we tend to see people as something greater or "out of our league" solely because of what they have or what they look like, we dont really get to see whats real with them. it doesnt always have to be polarized in black and white or in her league or out of her league. thats a superficial way of thinking. decisions of compatibility should be made only when you know what shes about adn if she works with you as a person.
plenty of guys are with dimes and they really dont seem like they would be in their league as far as appearance or status goes. yet this shyt happens. my point being, theres more dealing with people than just what we see on the outside, and typically saying that someone is out of your league is a person making a judgement call while being on the outside.