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He’s saying that he doesn’t want to spend his life alone, but rather with a soulmate. Also a play on the word “blunt” with respect to the line before.

This line also gives reason to believe he’s a “stoner”.

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As a young kid, he probably used to see lots of his favorite rappers in the iciest cars known to man, and all he wanted at the time was one of those cars.

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It seems the idea about this song is work, and how stressful and annoying it can be. Work long hours, your only real break is when the day is over, and even when work is over there is most likely more stuff to do waiting for you at home. This pulls people down because of all the misery and stress that is endured on a daily basis

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I’m assuming this cubicle is a cubicle that has no way to get out. So that means this cubicle is all that you know, and everything outside of it you can’t see (I have no knowledge of the entirety like the outsiders do) because we can’t step outside of our experience as humans to experience reality 100%. I assume, then, that the outsiders must be God, or some type of omnipotent, omnipresent observer.

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Keep looking ahead. Also a play on words using Final Hour which is a song made by Lauryn Hill.

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Quadruple entendre, don’t ask him how:

  1. So high but Soulo (another nickname of his)
  2. So high but solo, like by himself (disregarding the fact that he is in the group Black Hippy)
  3. So high but so low, as in high off his weed but still “the underdog,” or underground (sort of)
  4. So High (spiritual knowledgable) but his name is Soulo
    referring to the HiiiPoWer movement.

Also, potentially referencing Solo brand cups, usually used in sipping lean (since the line right after is about two cups and sipping slow).

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Lyricists are called LYRICISTS for a reason. They put lots of thought into what they write and end up saying, making sure its dope.

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Reference to the artist J Dilla. He died young due to being diagnosed with lupus, the rare blood disease, and with the legacy he left behind, J Dilla was one of the greatest producers (said by many) and it was mournful to the fact that he left the hip hop forum so young

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Hendrix made a song called Purple Haze (Danks son!) and has a line that goes
Excuse me while I kiss the sky
What Print is trying to say here is that he’s gonna be high up there (in terms of rank or skill) and all that hard work put into his craft will pay off.

Fun Fact: That Hendrix line is commonly mistaken for the line “Excuse me while I kiss this guy”.

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It’s sort of unclear to me, but he’s either talking about the rap game as a whole, or his rapping style and career as a whole. And when he rebuilds it, even if it doesn’t look/sound like what you’re accustomed to, he’s gonna keep it that way because he’s tired of the repetitive bullshit going on with rap overall.

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