Just further expounding his sacrilegious nature – he’ll steal a hearse (likely with the body still in the back) and go on a killing spree.

Flaunting his anti-religion stance – typical for OF members and affiliates.

Jack is likely referencing the 1963 Alabama church bombing – which killed 4 girls and was a landmark event in the Civil Rights Movement

The Iliad is a 8th century BCE epic poem written by Homer, about the Trojan War.

Like Siddhārtha Gautama Buddha, Jack has achieved nirvana

Continues from the theme of the previous line (lighting incense to achieve greater awareness)

Expelling demons from the possessed is hardly a jolly profession.

Jack references the 1880s London serial killer of the same name, and gets on the Odd Future anti-religion grind (scriptures are religious writings)

Usually the types of people who light incense to help facilitate spiritual enlightenment also light another herb to attain a higher level of thinking.

Jack is OF member Jasper Dolphin’s cousin, and hangs out with them sometimes, and thus identifies with Odd Future (which he compares in this line to a revolutionary movement).

Although “Viva la Revolucion” was popularized by Che Guevara, Jack is correct in his history by stating “Mexicans” – he refers to the originators of the term, the 1910 Mexican Revolutionaries.

Technically Pegasus flies, but when you have a flying horse as a pet, you probably don’t get bogged down with trivialities.