Stromae voit le verre à moitié plein, plutôt qu'à moitié vide./Stromae sees the glass half full, instead of half empty.

Les quatre murs métaphoriques sont rempli de papier et des stylos qu'il utilise pour écrire ses chansons.

Bienvenue à la Belgique

Stromae est un chanteur belge, dans cette chanson, il se permet de faire une petite description de son pays.

And there’s still more

Stromae reminds us that no matter how hard we party, how hard we try to forget our problems, there will always be more.

This could also be a nod to how the protagonist’s partying become a neverending cycle of addiction and for him, there was always “still more” partying.

DMX is talking to an imaginary person (let your mind pretend who it could be) saying how “that” shit could finish them (also let yourself pretend what “that” could be). A pretty smart way to let people think while listing to a song.

The bullets aren’t even aimed at someone, just shot by someone who does not care for the loss of another’s life.

From an accident, to a regular occurrence.

The “52 fake out” is when you make plans and then someone comes up with some excuse not to go.

“So that girl stood me up, said her grandma died. So I asked her brother and he said she’s still alive. Can’t believe I got hit with that ol' ‘52 fake out.’”

Jessie James was a notorious cowboy who stole about three million dollars in his career. Most cowboys are know to ride away on horseback after committing an illegal act.