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Mentioned after this line (“Jasper swag me up), this line talks about OFWGKTA member, Jasper Dolphin, who is a terrible rapper (even he admits that he doesn’t know how to rap) and is also pretty short (From Tyler, the Creator Yonkers, "This nigga Jasper tryin' to get grown, bout' 5'7” of his bitches in my bedroom"). Odd Future frequently mentions him and his small stature in their songs. Also, despite his height, and his occasional terrible verses on other people’s songs, Jasper is quite the hit with the ladies.

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The quote implies that the woman at the disco is speaking, whom is not necessarily Fergie, therefore not necessarily caucasian. Thus, the milk might refer to a male’s semen, and the coco puffs to an african-american woman’s breasts. In that case, Will.I.Am would be implying a tit fuck.

Another interpretation could be that “my coco puffs” refers to the woman’s ovaries, therefore she is saying let’s make a baby.

OR

Will.I.Am could be implying that a woman is licking his nuts:
Coco Puffs are dark brown.
Saliva is white… ish.

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Tyler states in an interview that his straight-edge anti-drug views apply to all drugs and alcohol except for Albuterol, Predinisone, and Ritalin. Albuterol and Predinisone are medicines primarily used for Asthma, which would correspond to the line “Where’s my inhaler? I think I’m gonna puke.”

Q: which one would you most need if you lose your virginity to an ugly girl? (I’m thinking Ritalin..)

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Bitches Brewin' was the 8th track off of Odd Future’s Odd Future Tape released in 2008.

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The second single off of Travis' album Give the Drummer Some

Busta Rhymes, Twista, and Yelawolf are all featured, spitting faster than hell-fire.

Originally, Busta Rhymes and Travis Barker were planning to collaborate on this track, and Travis made some beats and sent them to Busta. Busta wrote his verse (i.e. the “Busta Bust and Travis Barker” line) before Twista or Yelawolf were added.

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Taco Bennett, the youngest member of OFWGKTA. Taco is also most notably the worst rapper in OF(considering that he’s not really a rapper).

This could also be Earl hitting back at Taco after what he said on the intro to Earl’s self-titled album, where he mocked Earl for his appearance.

If you’d like to hear Taco rap, then go listen to Tina (if you dare), or try the song about Taco and by Taco ThisNiggaAintFunnyAtAll for some more terrible rapping.

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“Drop” is the fourth track off of OFWGKTA’s mixtape titled Radical.

On the album, OF raps over other people’s beats. Normally Odd Future makes their own beats, but to show even more that they are the best, they destroy everyone else’s beats.

In this song, Earl raps over Rich Boy’s Drop (Freestyle) instrumental. He says in the first line that everyone else has already done this, but no one did it justice.

Earl sure as hell does it justice.

“My best track, the track that I’ll never be able to surpass is earl. But drop is hot like fia tho. ”
-Earl, the Radical Interview (http://cakesandbrains.blogspot.com/2010/05/odd-future-presents-radical_15.html)

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Looking at this in the context of the surrounding lines, State Run Radio, and the cover art of Lasers, “See it for what it really is” in the previous line is referring to seeing the world as a place dominated by information-controlling powers.

There are many different meanings throughout this line. Here, they will be broken down individually.

1) By “Alibi the shootin' spree,” Lupe is saying that the industry covers things up (i.e. his conflict with Atlantic Records).

2)By “Amplify the revolution,” Lupe means that the industry blames specific groups for their problems.

3)With “Sanitize the lunacy,” the industry rationalizes unreasonable policies and ideas. Lunacy means insanity, so they make insanity a normalcy.

3) With “Strip away the justice,” Lupe means that the world as well as the industry doesn’t play fairly (i.e. with Atlantic records).

4) “Justify the scrutiny” means that the industry makes up excuses for the invasion of privacy and personal rights. They justify their scrutiny of our intellectual property.

L.A.S.E.R.S. (standing for Love Always Shines Everytime Remember 2 Smile) represents the mentality of always keeping your head up even under these oppressive industry powers. Lupe can see the aura of others that believe the same as he does.

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This has several different meanings.

The literal meaning is that Lincoln Towncars have memory settings, so that you only push one button to fix it when someone else sit on them. When seats heat up, they become more pliable and exert qualities similar to memory foam, “remembering” the form of the people who sat there.

“Heated” could be a reference to his memories of the girls who sat in those seats; the car holds many memories of his past experiences.

  • The “heat” could come from a “heated” sexual encounter with a woman. It was such a heated experience that the memory is embedded in the car seat
  • “Heat” could also be an argument with a person that he cared for.
  • This could also mean that his memories are still warm (thus they’re compared to the aforementioned “seats”), in the sense that they’re present in his mind and he can’t stop thinking about them

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“Letting Go” is the first track off of Lupe’s long-awaited and more mainstream album Lasers. The mainstream aspect, as Lupe has said, was to send his message to a larger group of fans.

Prior to this album’s release, Lupe’s conflicts with Atlantic Records escalated, as they began to delay the release of the album more and more. This song is a retaliation and a complaint to Atlantic Records. Lupe contemplates his complex relationship with the music industry and expresses a desire to let go and give up music.

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