Black holes are regions of spacetime from which nothing, not even light, can escape. That being said, this can be used as a comparison to J.ReaL Hip Hop’s rap style due to his incredible depth.

Also, he mention spitting in multiple dimensions. This references his versatility.

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A common stereotype of kids with “special needs” is that they are inhumanly strong! That being said, J.ReaL apparently holds his pen with similar strength.

Another stereotype is that those same kind of kids drool quite often; J.ReaL “spits” just as consistently.

The references to mental disability can also attribute to his previous mentioning of being “sick”.

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Phlegm is a liquid secreted mucus caused by heat and is a symptom of sickness, the Common Cold for example.

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He thinks other rappers are as useless as dead-weight. In fact, he thinks they’re such dead-weight that they’re like zombies in a gym, which would obviously contain a large amount of weights to lift.

#ToyRobotTrivia: J.ReaL Hip Hop is a huge fan of zombie movies (more specifically zom-coms)

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Rappers always mention how “fly” they are. Here, J.ReaL explains that it’s easy to be fly when you’re of such a low weight-class, comparing it to boxing. Keeping the same boxing comparison, he puts himself in the same weight-class as Manny Pacquiao and Rocky Balboa……in a fight with each other……with cinder blocks tying them down. If you don’t get how much of a heavyweight that is then…

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In this part of the verse, J.ReaL orchestrates an auto-assassination by using what is essentially the fire & gasoline from the first two lines to blow up the car (a Kia Sport, of all things) holding the rappers he’s going against.

This is a metaphor to describe his destruction and defeating of the rappers that he feels are wack. Blowing up the car is his way of saying he’s going to take down the things holding rappers inside their respective “lanes”; which are current trends, styles, popular sounds, etc. With the current state of popular rap being the way it is, it’s no wonder why this particular car is so fitting.

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Also known as, NOT TO BE FUCKED WITH.

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He’s using this very clever metaphor/pun to say that though his opponents may be “hot” or “on fire”, like many rappers claim to be, it doesn’t matter because he’s their match…literally! So even if they ARE what causes things to literally catch fire (gasoline), he’s just gonna cause them to be burned alive.

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He’s not your average or normal, run-of-the-mill rapper. And compared to him, y'all (other rappers, of course) are all pathetic.

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A metaphor to describe how “hot” the song is.

Dylan is the government name of producer of the song (and all songs on Dexter’s Lab), Dexter Beats.

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