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I study at the Carlson School of Management (University of Minnesota Twin-Cities) where I plan to major in Finance
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The rap game is constantly paralleled with sports and “ballin” is a common term to describe success. Lupe specifically points this out with baseball, where the pitcher is one of several positions.
He also continues the “devil” theme, as the devil is commonly depicted with a pitchfork. Lupe could be playing on the homophone bawl – a sound that has a pitch
Fun Fact: The MLB had a team called the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, before they shortened it to just “Rays” in 2008
Back when Thelma had that ass, hope the fam good Chance the Rapper (Ft. Sulaiman & VIC MENSA) – Family
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JJ from Good Times was the most ecstatic character. He was always happy and was played by Jimmie Walker. Vic is in a similarly good mood.
J.J.’s sister Thelma was played by BernNadette Stanis who had a pretty nice bod
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Unrequited love or a bad relationship can drive you to drink and smoke for some type of escape. Kacey shows she’s a fan of smoking in “Follow Your Arrow”:
When the straight and narrow gets a little too straight
Roll up a joint, or don’t
She also talks about these specific lines in her Spotify track-by-track:
I do love the bridge…I mean [love] can wreck you. It’s crazy that in the beginning, something that makes you feel so good just takes you to hell.
Don't know why we always do it
Finally find it just to lose it
Always wind up looking stupid, stupid Kacey Musgraves – Stupid
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Love makes everyone do some stupid things at times. It comes and goes, mistakes are made and you wonder why you keep falling for it.
As Kacey said in her Spotify track-by-track interview:
The main point is that love can make you look like an idiot. I’ve been there, done that.
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I dunno if I understand what’s going on but I want an ☂
Now Dr. Horrible is here Joss Whedon (Ft. David Fury, Felicia Day, Marti Noxon, Maurissa Tancharoen, Nathan Fillion, Neil Patrick Harris, Robert Reinis, Stacy Shirk, Steve Berg & Zack Whedon) – Act 3 Scene 1: So They Say/Everyone's a Hero/Slipping/Everything You Ever
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His “dream” was always to join the E.L.E.
Of course as Dr. Horrible he uses the horrible version of a dream to describe his success – a nightmare.
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