He’s coming back into fame and onto the streets. There, he used to sell hard “rock” cocaine, again promising to return to his hustle.

Crack is also a “hard” drug, very dangerous and illegal.

He was a hustler and player from birth, designed to be Wayne.

Everything Wayne does is exceptional. Here, he’s speaking to himself, reminding himself to mention everything great in his life.

He may be the father of his rap religion, but he stays hood, riding along with his ho rather than the Pope mentioned before.

Shooting you should teach you not to mess with Wayne and his money anymore.

This is a description of a football pass, but actually is a metaphor for Wayne shooting someone. He gets into position, pulls his gun, cocks it, then “passes” the bullet to their sternum.

He’s the god of rap.

He has so many cars after getting several huge advances that even his multiple garages cannot fit them.

Here, Wayne is referring to both drugs and his music. To “re-up” is to add more stock. When he increases the amount of drugs he has, it’s like a birthday party of highness.

Likewise, when he “re-ups” his contract, either getting an advance or signing for more albums, he celebrates.

Finding GLC played by a random guy, C’s friends get ready to go on an attack. Because his friends are defending their “brother,” he cannot control their viciousness as they go out to kill their new enemy.