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As long as he has this girl by his side, he can do anything they put their mind to. This is a similar sentiment sung in the chorus in their song Monsoon.
Scream 'til you believe it
Scream and when it hurts you
Scream it out loud
Scream 'til you feel it
Scream 'til you believe it
Scream and when it hurts you
Scream it out loud
Scream (Scream it out loud) Tokio Hotel – Scream
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If screaming does anything for you, it for sure helps you get your point across, and it also makes you feel better about yourself after your done.
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You can have all my shine, I'll give you the light
You can have all my shine, I'll give you the light SZA (Ft. Ab-Soul) – Ice Moon Revisited
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A seemingly TDE-shared line taken from Kendrick’s “A.D.H.D” as well as Ab-Soul’s “Illuminate” referring to the knowledge SZA has and her willingness to share it with those who are willing to listen.
It can also refer to the proverb, which means the light is what will illuminate you for a life time in this context:
Give a man a fish you feed him for a day, teach a man to fish you feed him for a life time.
Listening to the neighbors Childish Gambino (Ft. Chance the Rapper) – I. The Worst Guys
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Lately, Gambino has been seen smoking his Pax vaporizer quite frequently.
He’s probably smoked it several times on Sunday mornings, and because it’s so discreet he can smoke it on his porch in close proximity to his neighbors without drawing their ire. He’s so engrossed by listening to the neighbors that he gets hit with the Sunday paper. It must have hurt, because those things are huge!
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Not surprising that you’d find him sitting courtside at a Clipper’s game seeing that he and Clipper’s starting power-forward Blake Griffin are pretty close friends (Blake even opened Gambino’s Royalty mixtape.)
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He’s playing on the type of gorilla, the “silverback gorilla” stating that by giving his platinum, (this could be seen as whatever; money, music sales, etc) back, he would be a “half ton gorilla”. Clever, as always.
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This is a reference to the Ace Hood song (featuring DJ Khaled, though not produced by him) “Cash Flow.”
This may also be a reference to hashtag rap, something of an in-house style at Cash Money and Young Money Records.
This is also a play on words. The narrator is “spitting a flow” (rapping), but in this case he’s spitting a “cash flow,” implying that his raps make him rich.