I wanna rock, I wanna rock Tyga (Ft. Busta Rhymes) – Potty Mouth
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Quoting a line from the epic club banger of the 90s. “I Wanna Rock (Doo Doo Brown)” was a hit by Uncle Luke, the brains behind Miami rap pioneers 2 Live Crew
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Tyga compares his love em and leave em ways to those of Nas and the Bravehearts
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A subtle reference to the Black Eyed Peas, who released and album named Elephunk. They also later came out with their hit song, “My Humps”, on a different album.
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A reference to the line from The Wayans Bros. intro, “We’re brothers. We’re happy and we’re singing and we’re colored…” Corresponds to the next bar that mentions Pops.
Light over heads mean I'm right where they head is Wale – The Crazy
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He sheds a light on the game, illustrating all the fakes and what good rap should sound like.
This refers to the Paramount Pictures logo.
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Wale intends to make a lot of money of his lyrical ability. A reference to Kelsey Grammer. He helped produce the show Frasier, which was a spin-off of the show Cheers
Also a play on words. Wale plans to get as rich off of his skills with grammar (due to his rap abilities) as Kelsey Grammer did on Frasier.
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This is a reference to Street Fighter character, Vega, known for his special attack, involving a jump off a wall.
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This song is on the Dangerous Minds (soundtrack). It’s the official soundtrack for the 1995 movie, Dangerous Minds. The song was featured in a scene in the movie, making it more popular.
The first thing said about this song should be that it’s Missy Elliott two years before Supa Dupa Fly came out and she became acknowledged as one of the most innovative talents in hip-hop. That fact should be CLEARLY pointed out.