A shilling is a former known currency used by Britain and countries that used to be under their commonwealth, Lux is simply comparing his elite skill and longevity beside the outdated currency, stating that he’s been murdering SINCE shillings were still around (A long time ago).

Coming out the gutter, basically is slang for the bottom (No drake reference here), could be him engaging conversation with himself reevaluating his own focus now that he’s out of the projects / ghetto and can aim for bigger things with more opportunities.

The outro basically proclaims the coming of Flatbush Zombies, and how they’ve existed through cultures throughout the ages, and the richest texts have foretold their arrival. They advise you to sharpen your sword and be ready.

Pardon my cocky, can’t stop me: Basically meaning pardon Juice being cocky, but nobody can stop him because him and Flatbush Zombies are at the top of the rap game and taking over.

“I’m on a million, the feeling I"m feeling, look to the ceiling”.

Juice is sitting on a million, and the feeling he’s feeling at that moment is like none other, looking at the ceiling just to surprisingly, realize that he has no limits.

In this verse Meech is referring to his pen game, and his inner demons as a Psychadelic, how, through his pen and verses, his inner demons reveal themselves, and the canvas (A common replacement for paper/pad), drips with his very sin, which seems to have taken a liquid form.

The word trilla got its origins from Port Arthur, Texas, with it being a combination of True and Real, and the legendary Rap Duo UGK, consisting of Bun B and late rapper Pimp C, started the word within their community.

However, it has been highly popularized in modern culture by A$AP Rocky and his A$AP Mob collective, with numerous uses of the word and even songs with the title (Example, Trilla).

A reference to their being called “underachievers”. They have intelligence of a different breed, most their subject matter refers to being conscious and achieving a higher power.

X-Factor, Young Miles, and Calicoe need to start working out before their health is in jeopardy.

This also references their careers in battle rap itself, Lux refers to the gym as the physical work they need to put in, but if they don’t, they will only be fighting to survive, not even strong enough to own the will to win.