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Queen’s Park is a neigbourhood in northwest London. Jay has been spending a lot of time in London, lately.

“Stopouts”, according to Urban Dictionary, are women who like to party and club.

By “white line”, Pusha literally means that they stay on the highway when they’re transporting cocaine.

He might also mean that he and his dopeboys don’t get high off their own supply of cocaine.

According to Urban Dictionary, alphabet boys are agents from three-letter acronymed agencies: the FBI, CIA, DHS (Homeland Security), etc. Part of their duty is to go after drug traffickers.

As Biggie (who Pusha is known to praise) said:

Never get high on your own supply

Since Pusha spells out “kilo” in the background of this line, those are probably the four letters he refers to. He doesn’t give a damn about jail. There’s money to be made.

Pusha’s also playing on “letters” and “sentence”, as in “jail sentence”.

Pusha might also be indicating that he has some dirty cops on the payroll that get his coke through. Which is why he doesn’t worry about getting a jail sentence.

Pusha lost $100,000 the last time he sent a cocaine shipment.

Pusha feels that the current rap game is woefully empty of drug rappers. He previously expressed this sentiment of fellow Wrath on Caine track, “Millions”

I restore the feelin' of when niggas made a killin'
Hidin' choppers in the closet, half a million in the ceiling

Pusha still gets his women from his drug connect’s (plug’s) stable.

With “fishin'”, he’s probably playing on fishscale cocaine, one of the purest, most potent forms of cocaine.

Houston, Texas has an up-scaled mall named The Galleria where he buys his women purses.

By declaring himself “Mr. Trick Bag”, Pusha T is probably referring to his constant gifts to his women (like purses) and he’s that also got a bag of tricks where “tricks” means women.

Roc Marci uses some baseball terms (“pitch” and “base”) for a bit wordplay.

He “pitches” (sells) cocaine (“base”). Bases are run in baseball to score points like cocaine is sold to make money.

This line is reminiscent of these infamous Jay-Z lines:

I father, I Brooklyn Dodger them
I jack, I rob, I sin;
Aw, man, I’m Jackie Robinson
‘Cept when I run base, I dodge the pen

The 2006 Range Rover had some recalls, so those might fuel the accidents that Blu is referring to here.

The Range Rover, being a luxury vehicle, is a status symbol, but what good is stylin' on people when your car is a lemon?

Pusha with the top down resembles a raisin in the sun; they’re both dark-skinned.

“A raisin in the sun” is a line from Langston Hughes’s poem, “Harlem”, and the title of a play by Lorraine Hansberry.

“Harlem” ponders the outcome of a deferred dream. With “a nigga still black”, Pusha might be responding to it’s line of questioning, meaning that despite his success he is still stigmatized for his race.

Pusha is the second best rapper ever, after Biggie, of course.

Pusha previously alluded to this on “We Got It For Cheap (Intro)”

I’m the best since he died, and he [not Biggie] lied.

Pusha is the King of the Coke Flow, but Biggie is the King of Hip-hop.