When alcohol enters your body, your pulse quickens after just one unit. Alcohol is a vasodilator – it makes the peripheral blood vessels relax to allow more blood to flow through the skin and tissues, which results in a drop in blood pressure. In order to maintain sufficient blood flow to the organs, the heart rate increases. Your breathing rate may also speed up. Thus, vodka “fucks up” the heart rate.

The line is also a reference to a famous Finnish vodka brand, Finlandia Vodka

The climbing from the bottom references someone coming from a ghetto backround. When a Hip Hop artist comes from a poor, hood life, and becomes famous and successful, some people accuse the artist of “selling out”. But, Tijon, instead is implying that he thinks climbing from the bottom to the top is beautiful. It’s like a rose growing from concrete.

The hook portrays Promoe’s view on the world, while metaphorically referencing a child falling asleep in a cradle.

Though one might think it isn’t like this, usually the more money a person has, the more problems and responsibilities he has.

The line is also a reference to Notorious B.I.G.’s song Mo Money, Mo Problems

This line is a reference to the legendary opening line in Notorious B.I.G’s song Juicy.

A reference to Tupac Shakur’s poem The Rose That Grew From Concrete

The line could be a jab towards Drake, since it contradicts Drakes line in this song. Since Drake is one of the most popular Hip Hop artists today, how can he be sitting on the bench?

“Spittin' broke bars, Kit-Kats?” is an example of “hashtag rapping”. The new generation of rappers have popularized the style, even though it’s not considered that great by some of the more “analytical” hip hop fans.

Almost every rapper says he is the greatest of all time, but they are all wrong. No one rapper can be the greatest. Their thoughts of being the greatest is just derangement