Lil Wayne was signed at a very young age, meaning he was exposed to fame very early in life. When someone starts to live a very luxurious life, especially at a young age, it can make them stray away from reality, but, in Wayne’s case, God didn’t let him slip away.

In the second line, Wayne compares himself to God. Wayne feels as if he is partially like God, because like God, Wayne can not be stopped. What is meant by that is that Wayne is the best rapper around, and he’s working hard, so no one is stopping his success, just like no one could stop God from doing what he wants to do.

The Hot Boys is Lil Wayne’s former group. The group ran from 1996-2001, and the group consisted of Wayne, B.G., Juvenile and Turk.

“Heat”, is also a connected term with a gun, so even though Wayne is no longer with the Hot Boys he still keeps his gun (heat).

Mase is a rapper whom retired and turned to religion and became a pastor.

5 years after going into retirement, he made a comeback with his single Welcome Back.

Wayne is trying to show the listener that even someone who has become a man of God (Mase) will exchange that lifestyle for the typical rap life style, which involves money.

Weezy is giving you time to talk to God one last time, before he really does something drastic.

Wayne also had a similar line to this one on Trigger Finger he said

Better turn to God, ‘fore I turn to Godzilla

Drake wants to know if this girl still thinks about him from time-to-time because he’s all over the radio, television, magazines etc. so its like he’s impossible to get away from.

Also a reference to Brian McKnight’s song Anytime

Lil' Wayne claims to be New Orleans Finest. Wayne also claims that he is one of biggest influences/one of the best to represent New Orleans in the song Tie My Hands.

Wayne tricks/fools people on a regular basis, and that is referred to as being played. Also, Pitty Pat is a card game, so Wayne plays people just as people play the came Pitty Pat.

Nino Brown is a character from the movie New Jack City.

Lil Wayne references this movie all the time, he even had a documentary about himself called The Nino Brown Story.

Lil Wayne is sending a shout-out to his hometown, where he and other artists like Mack Maine grew up.

Wayne could also be referring to a song known as Drag Rap- The Showboys, but in this interview Wayne says people from New Olreans always referred to it as “Trigga Man”