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Mecca, we touchin' September, I'm making my pilgrimage (Allahu Akbar) Kevin Gates – Know Better
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21 Savage shows how menacing he is by referencing the dagger he has tattooed on his forehead. Click here to see 21 explain the meaning of his tattoo.
Catching plays like Brandon
When I'm on the field
Under Armour I'm branding Hustle Gang (Ft. Brandon Marshall, Quavo & T.I.) – Baller Alert
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Last year Cam Newton integrated the the dab into his touchdown celebrations. And it isn’t surprising that Quavo also dabs in celebration considering the Migos popularized the dance.
Quavo then references NFL wide receiver, Brandon Marshall, to talk about making money. Just like Brandon Marshall catches touchdown passes, Quavo catches drug shipments and music features, which he profits off of.
Lastly, Quavo shouts out the athletic apparel company, Under Armour, which sponsored this song.
Pull my khaki suit back out the closet and burn this Louie
Tell Young Thug come out the closet, the fuck you foolin'? The Game – Lights Go Out
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Game lets you know he’s going old school on this track by comparing himself to MC Ren of NWA and by replacing his expensive Louis Vuitton suit with cheap Khakis.
Game then disses Young Thug by insinuating Thugger is gay, most likely because Thug is known to dress and act flamboyantly.
It is important to note that this verse is probably old, hence why Game refers to himself as the “2015 MC Ren”. Although Game and Thug had a beef in 2015, they actually squashed it and are friends now.
Hit one nigga with the Source
Hit two niggas with the Vibe
Bitch I kill your vibe
It's a reason niggas can't fuck with Chuck The Game – Block Wars
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Game has magazines in his gun for anyone who has an issue with him. This creates a double meaning, as paper magazines come in issues.
He then continues the magazine metaphor by using The Source and Vibe, which are both music related magazines, as euphemisms for his two guns.
And of course, being shot by a gun would kill anyone’s vibe, as Game refers to Kendrick Lamar’s hit song, “Bitch Don’t Kill My Vibe”.
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Noreaga is implying that 5%ers, who refer to themselves as “gods”, are helping normal Muslims defend Islam. This statement might not be widely accepted as most people do not consider 5%ers Muslim.
I think the Muslims he refer to are Nation Of Islam not mainstream Sunni or Shiite Muslims