Slaughterhouse ain’t just a supergroup, they’re trying to take over the game and the mainstream (with some help from Eminem of course). Whether they do has yet to be seen

Cee-Lo Green began his career with Goodie Mob. Cee Lo collaborated with Slaughterhouse, singing the hook on My Life

This is just a filler line at this point…he’s said it multiple times in this verse. Guess that’s what happens when you spit a long verse. .

2pac was one of the first rappers to popularize the phrase though, on Against All Odds

Audi S5 is pretty fuckin' sick

XOXO stands for hugs and kisses, but Q don’t do that with them hoes. He still got some Ecstasy (X) pills and ounces (O) of weed

Face has always been true to the streets, where he grew up, what he represents.

Reference to Southern duo 8Ball and MJG, who about that pimp life. They have enough hoes, they don’t need any more

Scarface spent many sleepless nights writing rhymes, recording, always making music when he was younger. He used to do it all alone, no drugs, no gimmicks, just him and hip-hop

Things change over the years, especially now that he’s in his 40s. He no longer is one of the top emcees, though he will forever be considered a great

There are references to Scarface’s classic track, Mind Playin' Tricks On Me

Refers to how hip-hop has developed on each coast: West, East, and the South. Rappers everywhere are making their money, going on shopping sprees

Also, the money he made as a rapper enables him to travel where ever he wants and buy whatever he wants on a whim.

When Face first found hip-hop, he knew this was what he wanted to do for the rest of his life; he was following his dream. He got money, fame, all that jazz. But now, he looks back at what it has taken away from him