Women love Wale’s lyrical prowess and flock to him constantly.

Also, a reference to sex. Wale “writes” like a pro, always pleasing his women.

Everyone else has a style, but nothing compares to Wale and his fresh kicks.

Wale is chillin', but his swag’s on full attack…

He has nowhere to be and nothing to do, but his swag is natural and always there.

You only get one chance at life so you might as well have fun will you’re here. Carpe diem!

CuDi, also constantly worried about his career and life, reiterates Wale’s feeling on the game. Despite success and ambition, moving forward is difficult. Nevertheless, both have to keep moving to keep living.

The only thing Tyler can think to buy with a new, comparatively huge amount of money is a frivolous crystal wine serving set. He doesn’t know what to buy and doesn’t even drink alcohol, so there’s no point in having a lot of money.

It sounds like Tyler read his F. Scott Fitzgerald in school…

Unlike the rats and roaches of the hood, itself a double meaning for “hoodrats” and weed, Afroman now lives in the suburbs. Wealthy high school and college football coaches can be found here, especially in rich Southern California.

Pharrell can listen to the wheels of his private jet hitting the tarmac anywhere in the world, a symphony more beautiful than anything else. Pharrell moved from a poor skater to a rich producer so quickly that it still boggles his mind.

Ibiza is a club in D.C. or a fly Mediterranean island, where Wale can retreat and ignore his haters.

Critics often refer to Chiddy as being too much like rock or mainstream music. This implies a sound that is too loud and ]]frontal, rather than clean hooks and beats. Childish Gambino often faces the same critique, relying on the same style as Chiddy Bang.