DOOM can be found in the limelight “where the limes grow”

DOOM continues conversation with his inner voice, his alter egos threatening each other, possibly Viktor Vaughn who tends to be more hardcore and violent.

In the comics, Vaughn serves as the alter ego to Doctor Doom and represents the more abrasive persona of the character. He seeks revenge for the past transgressions committed against him and he refuses to allow anyone to get in his way.

A play on the phrase “red cent,” used to refer to an insignificant amount of money.

DOOM’s expressing that he “came to get the cake whether it’s a lot, or a little”

From Vaudeville Villain:

Burnt out, but gaining every edgy penny

Although he also spends it all to school us;

From Dead Bent:

Obviously dead bent, and spent every red cent
To rule you, and still drop more jewels than schools do

He’ll kill you and make your ass disappear leaving no evidence. The case will go cold and people will forget all about you.

Possibly The Villain fries “the fat” (fake rappers) in a giant home-made torture device constructed out of chicken wire, resembling an oversized deep-fryer

Also, the worldplay conjures up an ironic juxtaposition of the concept that the same wires are used to confine and restrict the movement of chickens during their life and after their death.

A shortened version of the the line “ answer me these questions three, ere the other side he see” from Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

This was said by a bridgekeeper to Lancelot.

It’s like his brain has a telepathic connection to the microphone, generating feedback

Telling all these sensitive rappers to stop crying

Commenting on his skills as a producer, namely in the form of Metal Fingers