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A reference to the hook of “Re-Rewind (The Crowd Say Bo Selecta)”
Re-ee-wind, when the crowd say bo selecta
Re-e-ee-ee-e-e-wind, when the crowd say bo sel-l-l-lecta-ta
This line was also used on Artful Dodger’s remix of Craig David’s “Fill Me In”
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A reference to this song’s predecessor, “Fuck It (I Don’t Want You Back)” by Eamon, in which he breaks up with a girl. It became apparent after the song’s release that Eamon and Frankee didn’t actually know each other, and this song was based in fiction.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JwVbZoDDUM
Terio is an 8 year old that dances while his cousin chants “ooh, kill em”. He’s become quite popular in the rap game, with a Meek Mill song made based on his catchphrase
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Based on the intro to Elvis Presley’s “Blue Suede Shoes”:
But they rather drop it like it's hot, that wobbity wobbity A$AP Rocky (Ft. Gesaffelstein) – In Distress
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ASAP Rocky reckons his duty as a celebrity and as someone the younger generation look up to is to educate and be a good role model. But the mainstream rap world isn’t built for that sort of blatant moralising, so Rocky has to be pragmatic about the whole thing.
Also referring to two phrases from Lil Wayne’s “Back That Ass Up” outro
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