Lil Wayne obviously agrees with putting money over bitches since he has a tattoo on his chest reading M.O.B.

9/11 was a series of four coordinated terrorist attacks launched by the Islamic terrorist group al-Qaeda upon the United States in New York City and the Washington, D.C. area on September 11, 2001.

Although 9/11 was devastating, Wayne feels as if he himself has had worse experiences, such as shooting himself in the chest. The bullet was very close to Wayne’s heart, so his near-death experience is a little more extreme to him than 9/11 is.

Even though Wayne had almsot died from the self inflicted gunshot, he still does things that can jeopardize his life.

Being born with a “silver spoon” means growing up in a nice home, most likely fairly wealthy as all. Wayne, did not.

When Wayne says “I can heat it in a spoon”, that is referring to a drug method which is called freebase.

After Wayne heats up the drugs, he puts it in a little balloon so it’s easier to store and sell.

The term “burner” is slang for a gun.

(Example: Ab-Soul mentioning a burner in this interview.)

In this context, burning Wayne would refer to killing him. So, if he isn’t prepared for any warfare (catch him without the burner), then he should be punished by dying due to someone with a “burner”.

Somewhat like the Dr. Dre line

Never let me slip, cause if I slip then I’m slipping

From Nuthin' But A G Thang.

“Big dog” is a term used to describe someone who is great, which obviously Wayne thinks he is. “Cat” in this sense isn’t a reference to a kitty- nope, Wayne’s talking about vagina.

Wayne being “let out of his cage” just means he has an opportunity to finally get at this girl, which he’s been waiting to do since every guy on top (big dog) likes vagina (cat).

“Beef” commonly refers to having personal issues with another person. Juelz makes the comparison of the issue-type beef, to a taco, which has beef in it.

“Fold ‘em up” would refer to getting rid of the beef, and in order to do so, he’d kill them.

In the next part of the line, Juelz compares a gun to a throttle.

Definition of a throttle

A throttle is the mechanism by which the flow of a fluid is managed by constriction or obstruction.

When Juelz says

The more I rev it up the quicker bodies dropping
He means the more that he shoots his gun, the more people he will kill.

The Notorious B.I.G. and 2Pac are considered two of the best to ever grab hold of a mic. The two were very close friends, but their friendship turned into quite the rivalry.

A lot of rappers feel the same way as Mack Maine does, a lot of new rappers disgust hip-hod heads, and that makes them wish for the legends back, like Biggie and Pac.

As much as I and most others respect Big and Pac, this is a common message that people would like to send to people like Mack (people wishing for Biggie and Pac to come back):

These girls are probably trying to save Wayne’s cum stains because after they give him some head, he’s out of there, and all they’re left with is the memory of the event and the cum stain.

This line demonstrates how girls that get with Wayne are very into him after the “deeds are done”, as well as how little Wayne could care.

Wayne is basically referring to life as a game here, a card game, to be specific. Maybe a bit of a play on his “Life’s A Gamble” tattoo.

(Tattoo located near Wayne’s left shoulder, or the viewers right)

So, even if Wayne isn’t dealt a card that has a king on it

He himself will still feel like a king.

Not being dealt a king card probably refers to not always having things go as planned, but since Wayne still feels like a king, it obviously doesn’t bother him too much.

• The definition of a bounced check is

  A slang word for a check that cannot be processed because the writer has insufficient funds

• In the context that Glasses Malone uses the term bouncing, he means he is dancing to it, or simply just liking it.

So, Glasses Malone is bouncing (dancing) and compares it to a bounced check.