Dre has now reached the peak of intoxication and has entered a trip zone dedicated to a stress free world

Dre wishes he can escape to a place where there is no racial tension or problems at all but lessons where people can learn from and teach the later generations

Dre is explaining what he’s seeing from his front porch.

1.Cops chasing a young black male

2.He almost got away by fence but cops shot him in the buttocks.

3.The Cops yell “Got one coach” as if its a basketball game.

4.Dre says “poch” to rhyme with the words coach, he also is still intoxicated while explaining.

Dre Prince is from a area where even young women are selling their bodies but if you are not financially stable they will disappear before services are complete.

Dre is now intoxicated and starts to talk to the bottle of wine and his blunt, hoping the emotions are real and not fabricated in the same way the African American citizens feel about 44th president Barack Obama.

The Chorus transitions into a beautiful setting along with the ingredients to the song Blunts and Wine

Even though Dre is intoxicated he doesn’t want to bring bad influence into his friend’s life but believes a small dosage will help her relieve stress.

She now understands why Dre is “under the influence” most of their engagements

A female friend of Dre Prince’s seems to have the top issues of the day, a very physical boyfriend, her friends are whores and her little brother has joined a gang

He is listening to R&B soul singer Donny Hathaway as he smokes marijuana and consumes liquor to pass time. In this state, Dre is not concerned with threats of death, or financial woes. He wishes that his altered state was a reality.