Back in this bitch again, guess they wasn't bullshitting, huh? T.I. (Ft. Pharrell Williams) – Here Ye, Hear Ye
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Ten toes down, all out, no sandals T.I. (Ft. Pharrell Williams) – Here Ye, Hear Ye
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“Ten toes down” means he has his feet planted firmly on the ground. And he’s not wearing any sandals – we agree, how can you look thug in sandals it’s impossible!
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Even though an eight-ball is a standard unit of measurement (1/8th of an Ounce), Pharrell says he has huge 8-balls that’re as big as Derek Jeter’s hand. And you know what they say about a guy with big hands..
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Mac’s telling his producer, Big Jerm, that he wants to rap the 2nd verse instead of letting another rapper have a go. He may also just want to go right into recording the second verse without a break between because he’s in the zone.
Be varyin' from politics to bitches pullin' asses out Mac Miller – Blue Slide Park
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George Jung was a cocaine smuggler in the 1970’s and early 1980’s whose life story is portrayed in the movie Blow, starring Johnny Depp. Jung used to keep his money in huge piles of cash in stash houses
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“Double M G” stands for Maybach Music Group, Rick Ross’s label (to which Wale just signed).
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White Dog is what Em affectionately calls fellow Caucasian rapper and Shady Records artist Yelawolf here. The beast is unleashed. Yela reciprocates here by calling his boss “Cracker King.”
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He’ll put ‘em in a casket. Also similar to a line he spits in his verse in Tech N9ne’s “Worldwide Choppers.”
Put em in a box. Always felt like he meant generalize the other rappers. Yelawolf is too unique.