He doesn’t worry about having his name all over. His lines still fit all over. He keeps off the radar, as if his presence on a song makes it too big.

Betty White, mentioned here, is the classic and old Golden Girls star. Despite all odd, she has made a recent comeback, appearing even on Saturday Night Live. Like Betty, Joe is still in the game.

If you take his lyrics and use them for yourself, he doesn’t care. Everyone knows where they came from. This is similar to the “I couldn’t care less” of colloquial speech.

He is on top and has the women and money. There is nothing you can do about it.

A reference to the drug Ecstacy. One of the common effects is the increase of sexual awareness and pleasure. When he give his women E, they want his penis.

He recognizes that the leaders the game claims today- Jay-Z, Weezy, and the like — cannot measure up to the talent on this song. Instead of dealing with it, Joe already knows that he’s actually on top. He can spend time with the ladies instead.

Rulers are used to measure things, a tight double entendre.

Stan Smith was a pro tennis player. He is known for his line of shoes. They recently reached throwback status with a repressing. Joe is of a similar quality, reaching again a pro status when you peel back his common rap game antics.

He’s still alone in his own solar system. He’s beyond the point at which radio signals, like that of your phone, no longer carry useful information. Since he is the only one there, he’s talking to himself and always hears it.

This plays off the common Verizon line, “Can you hear me now?” Royce’s world doesn’t get good coverage.

There is also a double entendre here when he says you don’t got a choice:

1. If you want to hear real rap you have to listen to him cuz no one else is doing it
   Or
2. That a lot of people are going to like his music and it’s going to get played everywhere so you will hear it whether you want to or not.

His haters expected him to just go away and stop rapping. In fact, his style is so cold, he resembles a refrigerator. His ice is clean.

Royce is the model for making the game look good. The whole theme of this song is that he is on a higher level, so if he modeled the game it’d mean he was imitating in some way.

No matter what you do, he’s always unique. A typical rap meme:

We are not the same, I am a martian