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The “Offset-I” is a football formation and T.I. is using it at the end zone. Meanwhile his neck and wrist are “frostbit”, aka icy, aka frozen, aka chilly, aka cold, aka snowy.

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Opening track off of Curren$y’s 2012 release Muscle Car Chronicles

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The Holy Ghost is the smoke that Rick Ross is blazing in his car. It is so thick and clowdy he refers to it as the Holy Ghost. The devil is the cops like when they knock on your door window when you do something wrong like speeding or smoking weed in your car. Rick compares the two like a religious experience. Also if the ‘devil’ comes in then the Holy Ghost will leave…he doesn’t want that.

Oh… And this is a Bugatti:

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Muscle Car Chronicles is a mixtape released by New Orleans rapper Curren$y on Valentine’s Day 2012.

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3rd track off of the highly anticipated Muscle Car Chronicles by Curren$y

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The title of KRIT’s mixtape and this line is his way of paying homage to his idols of OutKast with their wildly successful single, “Ms. Jackson”, which Andre 3000 spits a similar line, “I hope we feel like this forever, Forever, forever ever? Forever, ever?”

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This is the band’s longest recorded song to date (8:16 for the album version)

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Rolex’s are a hot commodity, especially in the hood. They’re the target of many violent crimes. Cube also slyly refers to a track off of his debut LP, AmeriKKKas Most Wanted, “Once Upon a Time in the Projects

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Cube is referencing Michael Jackson’s recent single “Black or White”. That song’s message was one about peace, but Cube isn’t feeling that, since the LAPD (whose colors were black and white) are giving him the business.

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Even though he has no use of his legs and cannot move from the waist down, Cube still reps his hood.

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