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In the old but well known Tv show “Saved by the bell” Jesse Spano was so excited she got scared.

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Soul is saying he is an “old Soul” in terms of his mature and logical thinking.

He makes reference to Van Gogh and comparing his music and thinking to Van.

Vincent Willem van Gogh was a Dutch post-Impressionist painter whose work, notable for its rough beauty, emotional honesty, and bold color, had a far-reaching influence on 20th-century art

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Reference to a forty ounce of liquor

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He is using “Dope” to make reference to two items.

1) Dope being cool and lyrical
2) Dope as in a drug

That’s why he quotes “ask my drug dealer”

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He is referring the movie “The Karate Kid”. Where Pat Morita (see below) teaches a kid the art of karate and farming.

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He is making reference to rappers who sing mainstream garbage that corrupt the mind of the listeners, and saying that his own material is art

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EPMD is an iconic hip-hop duo who debuted in the late ’80s and broke up at the height of their fame in 1993. The group, who reunited in 1997, were missed by many during their four year hiatus.

Months after their breakup, Phife Dawg also paid tribute to the group on A Tribe Called Quest’s song “Clap Your Hands”:

The worst thing in the world is a sucker MC
Favorite rap group in the world is EPMD

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https://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBQnVMGvARM

Saying that he probably smokes more than the whole group, due to the fact that they were chain smokers.

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Wimbledon is the world’s oldest tennis tournament, a sport in which it’s necessary to serve the ball. Therefore, Chitty is saying that he is willing to “serve”, or take on any critics, just like players in Wimbledon.

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Logic is using change as a reference to a change in the music industry and breaking change in money from $100.

This line was used previously on his song “A Third Person Story” from his 2009 mixtape Logic: The Mixtape:

The game need change and Logic can break a hunnit

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