Curren$y’s hooking his man up with a vette (Corvette) when he gets out of prison cause he knows if the positions were opposite his man would do the same for him.

Curren$y is on the block doin his thing in a convertible. Wordplay on antonyms “Soft” and “Hard”.

It’s a common metaphor with rappers to liken their music to cocaine, for either its addictive nature or for its lavish imagery. Curren$y’s musical cocaine has gotten him the money to drive expensive sports cars.

She fly tho

Game and his newly free homie headed to the Magic City strip club in Atlanta since his boy hasn’t gotten any in around a decade due to his incarceration.

Game is starting things out by buying an oz. of very potent marijuana (“skunk”) for him and his newly free homie to indulge in

The hook sets the theme of the song, which is about Game putting his homie coming out of jail on to his lavish lifestyle to show him the good life after all the hardship he’s endured

Double entendre on the word “high”. Game and his dude are ridin “high”, as in intoxicated, like how in southern hip hop culture they also ride “high”, as in driving elevated lowriders (called “dumps” after the name of the hydraulic valve). He references UGK, one of the most prominent outfits in southern hip hop.

Now Den is headed to Texas. He’s been drinking so he’s driving reckless and almost missed the exit he’s tryna get off at.

If it isn’t making money, Den’s not concerned with it. Wordplay on “Dollars” and “Cents” (Cents are Sense are loosely homophonic).