Phillie Tha Kyd is, in fact, a white rapper.

Using a common expression as intelligent wordplay. Jesus Christ, of whose beliefs and ideologies are the basis of Christianity, was crucified and died on a cross.

A reference to the end of the hook on fellow ATLien rapper Lil Scrappy’s “No Problem”.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQzJqXVq3uI#t=01m15s
Along with it being part of the hook, BME is a reference to Lil Jon’s BME Recordings (often shouted out as “BME CLIQUE!”) to which Scrappy was one of the first artists signed.

Donald’s brother in real life, Stephen Glover. It’s no surprise he’s a talented rapper as well.

He speaks about self-identity quite frequently in his studio album Camp and other works, such as in “Be Alone”, Gambino mentions people telling him what to do and how to feel as a byproduct of newfound fame.

He believes today kids, especially black kids, are told who they ought to be everyday. But Donald believes that you should always want to be yourself and not to let anybody else tell you who you are. With We Ain’t Them, he’s saying ignore this; just do you.

Everyone’s usually so over-critical of Donald and his music. They just need to chill and learn to love the music…or just go away.

CG’s critics believe that he’s too soft for the rap game because of his personality and style, but it doesn’t matter because he goes hard everytime he drops a verse.

He also mentions this in “Bonfire” and “Be Alone”.

Would you want to go against them?

All of his “goons” are usually those who aren’t your typical goons. Donald hangs with white guys and more educated black guys.

Seems as though this party has turned him into someone or something else