Everyone in his crew is rich, so when you see them together (sitting at a “banquette” (a classy booth) rather than a lowly table like the other crew), it’s like seeing a street in the fanciest part of town (“millionaires' row”)

Also, there’s the contrast between his crew having “dough” (money) and the other crew having “no cake” two lines earlier

Food stamps:

Gotta love the “drug dealer having fun at the family barbecue” aesthetic

This line is often mishead as “you know it’s the 1st of the month and my nigga we Kiehl’s for real” (since Bone Thugs did a Kiehl’s sponsorship..)

“Why would a girl like a little fellow like me?” Lil Wayne asks

Because there’s always that one odd cookie (and sometimes she’s bangin!) who is not into the football players and i-bankers…she’s looking for a little goblin to love

Also a reference to the L.L. Cool J song “Pink Cookies” with the hook “Pink cookies in a plastic bag, being crushed by buildings”

I wonder if Cam has direct deposit…

Houlihan’s is a chain of restaurants and bars in the Midwest, the region where Cam'ron purportedly sold a lot of drugs

Reference to the Martin Scorcese mafia film, the first of several mafia references in this verse.

Reasonable Doubt is filled with the imagery of Italian gangsters, a stylistic and attitudinal inspiration for many black crack dealers-turned rappers, including Jay’s boy Biggie Smalls (his fashion sense, his crew’s name of ‘Junior M.A.F.I.A.’) — the cover art even shows Jay-Z dressed like one

However, young lady, if you cross Cam you’ll end up on Maury Povich (a daytime talk show of the Jerry Springer era)

Another artful bird reference from Birdman; the black crow feasts on human carcasses (to “touch” means to kill here)

Em is often baffled by the significant effects his music has on people. “Who Knew” on The Marshall Mathers LP deals especially with this