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Double entendre:

• The corporations can’t fuck with Ye because he doesn’t give in to their capitalism and contracts. He just does his own thing and creates dope music.

• A shoutout to everyone else in the rap game. 21 Grammy’s so far? Fam you ain’t on the same level musically Yeezus is.

Continuing on from the previous line, he implies that using deal sweeteners in contracts will get a black man to sign any contract. Common incentives such as money, cars and women are used in the music industry to control rappers.

Throughout his career, Jay was always repped where he’s come from — New York City. In particular, the borough of Brooklyn. Shouting out his hometown and city in numerous tracks. Most famously, in his Blue Print 3 album he dedicated a song with Alicia Keys to the great city of New York, Empire State of Mind. The single has sold 5 million copies to date and captured the hearts of many more.

Concrete jungle where dreams are made, oh
There’s nothing you can’t do
Now you’re in New York
These streets will make you feel brand new
Big lights will inspire you
Let’s hear it for New York

2 step process:

• Find out whose song it was originally, some songs might have multiple artists on them, or even be a remix of a remix so we want to find the original.

• Once the original artist has been found. Find that song on RG. Find the matching lyrics, highlight that section on the remix and add an annotation similar to this one.

That’s it! Simple and effective.

Annotating remixes can be a little tricky, some of the original lyrics will have already been annotated and we don’t need to waste time doing this again. Hence, there is a procedure.

Khaled said fuckbois? My GAWD!

Khaled always stays winning

Now that the tables have turned and the guy isn’t getting any sex and begging for her to come back, she doesn’t want to. Why should she? She’s cutting all ties, there’s nothing left here.

You can bet that Pixie won’t be getting this kind of treatment from any other man. Push has the hookup baby!

Treat Pixie like shit? She’s gone. What do you take her for? An idiot? It’s the classic tale of a man wanting everything in the relationship and when the woman walks out, they wonder why she’s left.

This track is a metaphor of a relationship, the power struggle that goes along with it. Pixie has had enough of her man not being up to her standards.