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Nabisco is an American snack company that mainly produces crackers and cookies. Chris states that he has “hella chips,” i.e. a lot of money, and compares himself to the snack company.

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“Real Hip Hop Shit” is the first installment of the “Real Hip Hop Shit” series on the mixtape, but also the last in terms of the tracklist. In the track, Chris and Kevin trade bars littered with references including the NES, 1991 movie New Jack City, infamous drug trafficker “Freeway” Rick Ross and 50 Cent.

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Yung God’s break out debut based single, frequently miscredited to Lil B. It has gotten a plethora of hits on YouTube.

Samples the theme from children’s TV show Caillou.

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This is a play on successful ‘90s girlband TLC and its member Chilli, a.k.a Rozonda Ocelean Thomas.

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This is a reference to notorious drug trafficker “Freeway” Rick Ross who was active in L.A. during the 1980s. Ross was sentenced to life imprisonment in 1996 but later got released in 2009.

Ross' influence includes rap culture, with rappers Freeway and Rick Ross adopting their stage names after the kingpin. In 2010, Ross sued Rick Ross for using his name—a lawsuit he would end up losing and costing him $10 million.

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This track was coupled with “Good Ones Go (Interlude)” on the Take Care tracklist. Features a sample of “Calling On You” by Jon B.

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I like Football – By Drummer1234188
Clearly a hip hop classic in the making

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Pookie is a character in the 1991 movie New Jack City. portrayed by Chris Rock. Pookie is a drug addict in the movie, hooked on dope.

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Kevin plays on the title of 50 Cent’s February 2003 album, Get Rich or Die Tryin'.

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