People may say I can’t do something but God says I can so I know I can

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I want to bring my ideas to life instead of sitting around thinking and never doing

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I’m the best and I rep Top Floor (my affiliate ex. Taylor Gang)

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A play on words, I’m on the road to riches, roads have lines, lines also refer to lines in my raps, and my lines are clean ( dope, nice) without a meter maid, which has various meanings:
1. I don’t rely on anyone, I’m not paying anyone along the way
2: I’m not making any stops
3. No one is helping me make my lines so nice ( meter MAID, like a cleaning maid)

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Goes along with the previous line except no one tells me that I’m not going to make it

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There’s a lot of people out there that are going to try and tell you that you aren’t capable of doing something and you just have to ignore it

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Bandana is short for “Bandana Split” and the second line is just saying that I’m real all the way to the core

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Simply put, in this song, Bandana exposes the lives and aspirations of the stereotypical African American in today’s society.

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Fayetteville, NC, nicknamed Fayettenam is where J. Cole grew up. He even went back to Fayettenam to shoot his popular “Who Dat” music video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6o9dXLNuXic

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