As we will see in Gotta Eat, the Game constantly bribes the law enforcement:

Turned himself in to the paddy wagon, said no
Bacon wouldn’t take him, half the pigs on the payroll

Nietzche was a German philosopher who is known for vehemently opposing Christianity. He said “God is dead” in his parable of The Madman as a way of saying that humans are no longer able to believe in any such cosmic order since they themselves no longer recognize it.

While this sounds utterly nihilistic in this context, Nietzsche saw it as hope that man could become greater now as individuals, so you could read some light at the end of the tunnel for this song.

Benedict Eggs is a recipe, so he’s telling her to cook them like that.

Welfare checks come in on the 1st and 15th of each month.

It’s all fun and games, heck even B.o.B is even joining in on the action.

There is a sarcastic tone to these lines, as if he feels they should take it more seriously.

B.o.B is saying that the hip-hop culture never died, it had just changed in a way that the old-school rappers were no longer cared about.

A common expression used to set up an incredible thing in the sky, Bobby Ray is soaring through the air to save the hip-hop genre.

B.o.B is defeating all others in the rap game, so they’re going to need to call the police and an ambulance. He uses imagery of tearing them to pieces and then using a taser, which would be used by a policeman typically.