Wale takes command, walks up on girls like a confident street pimp, and takes them down.

Ne-Yp stays the pimp and keeps his girls in line, along with anyone who steps up to his game. Pulling a Rick Ross line on Wale, Ne-Yo keeps his head up. Ne-Yo’s game is so tight that girls swoon to him and follow his every move.

A reference to Ludacris' “Stand Up”

When I move, you move (just like that?)
When I move, you move (just like that?)
When I move, you move (just like that?)
Hell yeah, hey DJ bring that back

Wale has no issue calling out a baby daddy for being worthless trash.

In a classic Wale double, he also admires you admiring his…appendage. Your old man doesn’t keep pace.

DOOM is dope enough to not only drop a hot line, but switch it up mid-flow to diss you again in order to prove just how many rhymes he does in fact have. And how many is that? Two, at least.

Hoping for a rescue from the police, Asher finds himself still the victim. Should have shaved the neck beard…

In the night, thugs and criminals blend into the darkness like ghosts. You can’t see them and they slip away.

The Chef is also hitting up his Wu Tang homie Ghostface Killa! CREAM!

Drake and YMCMB never take a day off!

“THAT’S my job”

Living in the fantasy world shared by the lost 80s generation can no longer stand. Wake up and see that the people around you ARE you.

Children are growing up faster and earlier, becoming disillusioned and violent without regard. They miss out on the bliss, and are prime examples of living, breathing ignorance. .

Despite a fiery verse and violent attacks at the rap game, Kendrick is just warming up. We believe it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHlnLn7aBlo