Big Sean’s voice goes “hoarse” on the “track” (beat) from rapping too much (better get some ‘Tussin..)

Also a horse/track pun

Big Sean is referencing the fact that even though he is “dressed up” meaning fly as hell, he is never lazy (slack meaning “slacks” or a slang term for dress pants)

We can only hope that Wale is referencing the fact that he enjoys RECEIVING fellatio and not giving it. Also, he has a harem of ladies that have knowledge of his residence

Wale is doing things differently. Also, if you were still unaware, Wale is letting us know that his name is Wale, for the third time. Again, with the forgoing of verbs

Though the attempt at metaphor is clear, there is actually a disconnect between the two comparisons. Being redundant means to be No longer needed or useful. Wale believes this word to mean “repetitious” by saying the same thing over and over and thus, not changing. Perhaps, Wale should look up definitions on his Blackberry prior to their inclusion in his raps

Again, Wale loves shouting out DC AND PG areas. This is the second time in the song he has done so. Also, there is nary a place in the building that escapes the DC and PG chillin. Not the floor, not mid-air, not the walls and certainly not the ceiling

Hopefully, Wale is going to clear up this miscommunication between the listener and himself

I don’t know about you, but I am quite angered that I am not Wale

Wale believes that he is so awesome, that it is permissible for him to be cocky

This intro is the set-up to the song, which continuously references a certain unique female. However, Drake purposely keeps the lyrics ambiguous to add to the mystique and make ALL of the girls he has been with think that this song is for them