This whole song was about money, and how Chuck Nasty raps a certain way to get even the slightest money in the future.

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Just when you think being an underdog is bad enough…

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Good old fashioned gangster rap line. Here’s the Jedi Mind Tricks influence.

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Obviously

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Referring to the teacher in the Disney show Boy Meets World, which was Chuck Nasty’s favorite TV Show as a kid.

Also a reference to a line he said on another song called “One Day” on a group mixtape by “The Solo Cupz” in which he said:
“I rock khakis with my cardigan, just call me Mr. Feeny,
Yeah I only on a Honda, but I push it like a Ghini”

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Going from overconfident to humble by saying he doesn’t see his music as rapping, he just see’s it as some really good writing.

Also, Chuck Nasty is known to like writing verses over free-styling because he almost has an obsession with writing something really dope and keeping it, rather than free-styling something dope and forgetting it.

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That last line preeety offensive. Also, Chuck Nasty’s songs tend to be kind of offensive, but it’s all in good figurative language!

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I think we all know what stereotype he’s referring to.

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Saying that a lot of other rappers must be tripping on hard drugs to think that they are better than him.

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Saying that he likes alcohol so much, that if you spill a beer in remembrance of him, he will literally get out of his casket to drink with you. A reference to the topic of Lupe Fiasco’s song “The Cool.”

Also means that psychologically, if you remember him after he passes away, he sees it as him being alive again.

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