The change from “Who’s that talking in my library” to “who’s that laughing in my library?” shows Frank’s desire to actually find this girl (or guy) that he’s been trying to escape from. It’s no longer a negative meaning, where as “talking” was. Now, he’s remembering the pleasantness of this significant other, specifically, her laugh. He then puts a stop to his actions of denial, and questions… Is that you?

Frank was afraid to show his true feelings about his loss of his grandfather.

Not only did he not want to be judged by the world, he didn’t want to be judged by the some of the fatherless members of Odd Future who didn’t seem to care about this.

Among others in the Odd Future collective, Tyler, The Creator and Earl Sweatshirt had absent fathers as well.

If a Lexus is driven wrong, it will hurt or kill you in its path. Much like Jay’s mind.

He is also referring to the circle that wraps around the “L” in the Lexus logo; the sick thoughts are the circle, wrapping around this Luxurious but dangerous Life (the L) that, if steered wrong, will lead to certain doom.

Before one is hung he is usually standing on a chair or pedestal. In the game of musical chairs everyone fights for a chair, and after each round a chair is removed. When Kendrick say “they play musical chairs once I’m on that pedestal” he means once the government has had enough of him, or whoever disagrees with his views, he will be tied to a rope by his neck, and the chair/pedestal he is on will be removed.

Once Kendrick is hanged other good souls will want to fill his space, be the next to die for the cause.

Also the KKK were known for lynching African Americans who tried to express their views, or the ones who were in the government.

Musical chairs is a game where everybody tries to find a seat to sit down in before the music ends (there are fewer chairs than people). Whoever is left without a chair loses. Kendrick is saying that once he gets on the pedestal to speak, people begin scrambling for seats so they can listen.