A reference to “I Wanna Rock (Doo Doo Brown)” by Luke

Don’t stop, get it get it (x2)
Don’t stop (Get It Get It) (x4)
(Get It Get It!) (x3)

This is an interpolation of “No Good (Start The Dance)” by The Prodigy, which is itself sampled from “You’re No Good For Me” by Kelly Charles

Wiley mentors people to be as big as he is, using his OG status to influence the new generation. Also solar wordplay with the phrase “once in a blue moon” usually referring to something very rare

It is tempting for Asher to flaunt his money and buy lots of expensive stuff with it, but he knows doing that could result in him getting robbed since people are so curious about his wealth. The smarter thing for him to do is save up for a rainy day

When So Solid Crew released “Oh No (Sentimental Things)” their stock increased substantially and lots of people wanted to pretend that they’d known them from day 1

Animal wordplay. A dog is often described as “a man’s best friend”, but R. Kelly prefers this woman’s vagina (which is often referred to as “pussy” or “cat”)

Possibly a reference to the beginning of “Ignition (Remix)” by R. Kelly

Now, usually, I don’t do this but uh
Go head on and break ‘em off wit a lil’ preview of the remix

T.I. had been paying attention to Jay Z’s career trajectory at the time, abandoning rap to make (much more) money as a businessman. A year later he would come back with another album, Kingdom Come, but the sentiment is the same

“Wavy” is a phrase coined by locked-up rapper Max B, generally used to describe something good. Essentially, people aren’t willing to back up their claims, since tides bring waves closer to the beach

PC stands for “politically correct”, a phrase which has fallen into disrepute in Britain as the mood of the nation becomes more right wing. It also stands for “personal computer”, the main competition for Apple’s Macbook