Den needs to re-think his approach in the drug game now that theyre under pressure back in NYC. He needs a new “connect” (bulk dealer) so he can keep making “flips” (turning profit).

Den is getting out of Harlem for a while cause him and his crew are under pressure from the police. One of his people already got “pinched”, which is slang for arrested. What better place to go than across the country to California where he’s got a bad bitch to kick it with ?

DZA reps Downtown Harlem NYC and only rolls with people who hold it down and do it well

This is a commonly used catchphrase of the Jets crew, lead by New Orleans MC Curren$y, of which DZA is a member. It is wordplay based around the word “catch”. To “catch feelings” is to get mad or jealous, so lames are gettin mad while the Jets travel the world

This is wordplay from Den, saying he’s a gangster with a fully loaded gun , but the deeper reference is that Gang Starr is a classic hip hop duo (made up of DJ Premier and the late, great Guru) and “Full Clip” is one of their most popular songs.

Dour is a slang word prominent on the East Coast for Sour Diesel, a strain of marijuana. DZA is taking it across the border into Canada and being frisked by Mounties, a Canadian police force.

It wouldn’t be a Smoke DZA song without a couple RIGHTTTTTs

Anthony Davis and Micheal Kidd-Glichrest are players on the University of Kentucky’s basketball team the Wildcats, which is wordplay on the last bar in which DZA says “you’re fuckin with some wild cats”.

If DZA’s gonna get you that connection, you better have the money, n if not you best get lost. Wordplay on “Right” and “Left”.

Apparently, The only thing that’ll help DZA’s anger at the moment is to face-fuck a beautiful woman