Gibbs has lived a rough life and knows the law will finally catch up with him so every morning he enjoys the pleasures prison will cease from him.

Gibbs was mishandled by Interscope Records (this is a growing trend of theirs) and when management changed hands he was dropped.

DJ Khaled only works with mainstream artists who are at the height of their popularity. His ad-lib/shout: “We the Best!”

The only rule in the hood is to survive by any means. That, and don’t knock the hustle.

Gibbs realizes that everyone he is supplying with drugs have loved ones that they are hurting with their addictions. He ponders the circle of how supply/demand in the hood is never ending. He can say these kinds of thoughts because he’s lived the life.

Gibbs is well supplied and could easily hold up in his home to have a a home-field advantage against his enemies.

Gibbs is well known in his hood, tracking him down would be easy. Gibbs is wondering if the men looking for him are not hard enough to carry out the hit or if they are taking their time in order to lull Gibbs into a false sense of security.

Geekers = Junkies/any term you hear for people who are addicted to hard drugs. Gibbs is selling drugs to make money and a feud of sorts has his life in danger and is preventing his chances of making his money.

Cocaine that he intends to sell as a trapper. Coke is usually likened to birds in rap music.

He mimic’s his hook off the song This Thing Of Ours on Self Made Vol. 2.