He claims that he is “kidnapping” others to become a part of the movement, because he wants to take them all with him. And he is turn the non-believers into believers, by awakening the people who are still sleeping on his potential.

He makes a bold statement with the “spoiler alert” by saying that fame and stardom are imminent.

A wide-eyed kid with big dreams. His eyes are as wide as the vagina of pornstar Diamond Kitty (that’s wide.) and he is wanting to take everyone from his hometown on this crazy journey to stardom with him.

Jack calls himself the “entourage pilot,” meaning the leader of the hip hop group called “Entourage,” who developed their name after watching their favorite HBO series titled “Entourage,” and feeling inspired to live a similar life as the characters on that show.

In the suburbs, life is very fast moving and everybody is searching for power, in the form of wealth…or “myrrh” (one of the 3 gifts for baby Jesus). Jack counters by saying the real form of power is knowledge rather than wealth, and he is out for all the power in the world by becoming as educated and intelligent as feasible.

Another play on drugs, Jack shows how he is moving away from the high of weed, and has found a “higher high” that he doesn’t know how to characterize. He goes on to say that people are dying of thirst while looking for “Zion”/Heaven on Earth, but really they should be acknowledging that Heaven is not on earth, and all they can do is seek contentment in the lives they lead, and stop striving for Heaven-like greatness.

He likes expensive clothing, such as Diamond Supply Co., but gets a similar amount of satisfaction from seeing others make their dreams a reality… so material goodness is not really that important anymore.

He tosses a “bum a buck”, playing off his last line where he explains that his Christian guilt has him doing charitable things with the money he does make. “My selflessness is really only selfishly the same” means that all of his selfless acts, such as giving money to the homeless, don’t actually make him a selfless person because he seeks the gratification that comes from doing charity—it’s a selfish lust for gratification.

After being penniless for so long, however, Jack contradicts his earlier self and says that he has become accustomed to not making money and finding peace in the smaller things in life. Plus, when he does have money, his Christian guilt has him giving it away to charitable causes regardless, so he’ll never really see wealth

He notes how his friends are all supportive of the music he’s making but he feels that the only reason they want to help him out is for a split of the future profit

Both referencing the Wu-Tang song “C.R.E.A.M” and explaining how money has been the motive with music as of late, Jack paints the picture of his friends driving around Dakota County, Minnesota, and smoking while listening to Wu