Print is honest in his music, which endears him to his fans. He recommends other people (namely rappers) try to do the same.

Print doesn’t put a lot of stock in what smaller, jealous, self-important rappers try to say to him.

Reiterating the theme of the song – he’s not concerned about fame, wealth or recognition.

Print has been putting out music since the rise of underground hip hop in the late nineties but, despite being being an aging vet, he’s still among the best at what he does.

Print wrote/recorded this without your input so don’t try to give him advice or ask for handouts.

While you’re complaining about not being wealthy, Print is working hard on the front lines promoting his own shows.

Das Racist has previously mentioned reading Sun Tzu. Sun Tzu is an ancient Chinese military general, strategist and philosopher, who wrote the famous book The Art Of War, which is one of the oldest and most successful books on military strategy in the world.

The sing-song chorus reinforces the tone and theme of innocence which pervades this song.

A group of people helping each other step by step through life from youth to the daily grind of adulthood is a miraculous, mechanical, true family.

If you really needed another slice of pizza, a friend would be willing to share it with you because that’s what friends are for.