Vince Staples, friend and frequent collaborator of Earl, is a rapper, as well as Crip, from Long Beach, CA. Not surprisingly, Vince is more violent than Earl and does not hide the fact in his lyrics:

Tools hit like pool sticks the way I cue shit

In August 2011, RG’s own Alex Koenig interviewed Vince where he dropped this gem:

RG: Do you want to achieve mainstream success as a rapper? Why or why not?

VS: No. I crip too heavy.

Before Earl joined OF, he rapped under the moniker “Sly Tendencies”. He recorded a mixtape Kitchen Cutlery under the moniker, but never released it.

This line is reminiscent of Eminem’s on “Just Don’t Give a Fuck”

Slim Shady, M&M was the old initials

Die Y is a threat to the 051 Young Money crew (a renegade Mickey Cobras set). Die L’s is aimed at the crew, St. Lawrence Boys (aka Tooka Gang, Tookaville, or STL). Both are rivals of Capone’s Black Disciples gang.

Play on OJ Da Juiceman’s lyrics from his hit song “Make The Trap Say Aye”, which he collaborated with Gucci Mane on.

Quarter brick, half a brick
Whole brick, aye

This is likely a diss directed at the O-So-Arrogant rap clique, which is comprised of Insane GDs that the BDs are at war with.

L'A Capone shoots at both men and women indiscriminately, similar to the way a bisexual person is attracted to both sexes — this type of attraction is often described as “going both ways.”

Bombay is a brand of clear liquor. When Chief Keef and his clique pull up, they prefer red rum backwards (murder) meaning they kill enemies that they pull up on.

Chief Keef has 50 shots in his nine mm handgun. Luol Deng wore number 9 as a member of the Chicago Bulls:

Deng was recently traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Play on words (“Russian Roulette’s/rush in, let’s”) Joey continues with wordplay that relates having sex with a woman to a gun that continues for several lines.