Mid-1900’s sex symbol Marilyn Monroe always had a mole on her cheek, which people actually thought was really sexy.

Sally used to love the swings in the park, and Ghost used to push her. While swinging, her dress blew back and ghost got aroused, and it was acceptable at that time, because he was young.

Betty Boop is a worldwide-known female cartoon character, and Ghost compares her ass to Sally’s.

While shouting out multiple New York boroughs Ghost also interpolates the Bill Withers classic “Ain’t No Sunshine”, well-known in the hip-hop community for being interpolated in DMX’s “No Sunshine”.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=tIdIqbv7SPo#t=52s

The Herbie Hancock jazz standard was originally recorded in 1962 for his Takin' Off album but gained an astounding amount of recognition when Mongo Santamaria released a Latin pop version of the song, having later been re-recorded by numerous artists among whom are the likes of Quincy Jones and The J.B.’s.

Hancock explained in the liner notes that he “recalled the cry of the watermelon man making his rounds through the back streets and alleys of Chicago’s south side. The wheels of his wagon beat out the rhythm on the cobblestones.”

In ‘73 Hancock re-recorded the tune for the funk classic Head Hunters, adding an 8-bar section to the original 16 bars. When talking with Down Beat magazine he gave some information on the composition of the song “Chameleon”, which is similar to the remake of Watermelon Man:

In the popular forms of funk, which I’ve been trying to get into, the attention is on the rhythmic interplay between different instruments. The part the Clavinet plays has to fit with the part the drums play and the line the bass plays and the line that the guitar plays. It’s almost like African drummers where seven drummers play different parts.

The term “Junglelistically horny” has actually been used more by Jungle Brothers, as you can hear in their song “Belly Dancin' Dina”, although it is not quite sure whether this or that track was recorded first.

Big KRIT obviously begins his day here, as his alarm is what the “wake up”’s are coming out of. These play into the concept of the album, everyday is the same in reality. The “wake up”’s can also be heard in KRIT’s “The Alarm”, which is at the end of this mixtape and denotes the beginning of a new day.

“Another nigga” indicates that people didn’t care for you at first, you we’re just “another nigga”. Although they now don’t know your name you in fact are bigger, you’re “the guy with the afro” to people all over the place/country/world.

The “O”’s the girls “give away” here are part of their bodies, it’s a shortened version of ovaries. Meaning that the girls were offering sex to De La Soul because they were on tour.

Folgers is a popular coffee brand in the United States, which naturally contains caffeine among other stimulants. Now of course there is something really wrong with you if you don’t get a buzz or energy-boost from 500 pounds of coffee (approx. 60L).

No buzz alludes to you not having any buzz, or not being popular at all in other words.