They turn their noses up at other rappers, as royalty do. This may also be a reference to drugs, which can make their noses clog and appear messy.

He may have been out of the game for a while, but he’s still the future and can hang with the best. He and Busta are in the same boat.

He’s not only an amazing rapper, but is so hot that fans regard even his shitting with admiration.

He “shits” hot rhymes.

Conglomerate Records is the name of Busta’s new record label. His raps are so vivid, they feel like a movie.

A play on the word “antihistamine,” a substance which blocks cell receptors responsible for allergic reactions. Benadryl is one such medicine.

The line plays off of the “stopped up nose” of above. The allergy to common trash rap music of modernity is LL, green a reference to weed or money. He is the medicine to an allergy stricken rap game.

A song cannot truly hit the club and the charts unless it features an LL verse. He “stamps” it with his lyrics.

A reference to Busta’s verse on Lil Wayne’s “La La:

I hope you niggas know just what it is
While I’m countin' my paper, niggas know I’m handlin' my biz

Busta is back to making singles, returning to his normal business. You already know what to expect, because he warned you all the way back in “La La.”

Sung in the same key as Busta and Chris Brown’s latest work, “Look At Me Now.” Brown’s line reference’s LL’s style, so Cool J returns the favor:

Ladies love me, I’m on my Cool J

“Breezy” is Chris Brown’s nickname.

The “LL” in LL Cool J’s name stands for “Ladies Love.”

He pulls up in his Benz and picks up a group of girls. Playing on the common “win-win situation,” the group+the girl+Kayne is a “win-win-win.”

Propaganda is media meant to promote heavily a specific message. Such methods are often called “spin.” Asher plays off of the two meanings, noting that Earth physically spins and is controlled by propaganda, portraying a specific message.