One of Evidence’s nicknames is “The Weatherman” (which is also his first solo album title), and this song is the intro to this album, Cats & Dogs, so Ev is showing the transition from The Weatherman LP to Cats & Dogs
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Ev is referencing the KRS-One song “Out For Fame” which is about graffiti artists and their struggle to get noticed for their art within the graffiti community. He is saying he never thought about becoming famous from rapping, only worried about achieving fame from his graffiti.
Evidence is L.A. born and raised, and it is evident that he is in love with his city, his logo is inspired by the LA Dodger’s symbol, and he shouts out to LA in a lot of his album artworks.
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Ev’s mom is a Russian immigrant, and Ev says this by using Sarah Palin’s iconic quote “I can see Russia from my house” and flipping it, so that Ev’s mom saw America from Russia, which really means that Ev’s mom immigrated from Russia to the US
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Referring to people thinking that he is Buket, the famous spray painter from LA. The confusion comes from this video, where he co-signs Buket in the beginning.
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Evidence originally came up with the name “Evident” for himself, but Will.I.Am (of the Black Eyed Peas) mispronounced the name “Evidence” and he’s stuck to the name since.
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He’s name comes from Will.I.AM (of the Black Eyed Peas)
He made a lot of money but I don’t give a damn
I came up with the name Evident for myself
He mispronounced it Evidence
“Fast forward, here we are, standing in the present tense”– The name stuck