When he had first started, everyone told him that rapping was dumb and he should find something better to do.

He’s saying he wishes he would have listened when he had the chance to (when they said to “throw down the gloves”)

yelling

Mitosis is the dividing of a cell, resulting in a daughter cell identical to the parent. He’s saying that his songs are like his “daughter cells” in that they are attempting to embody the some of the same thoughts that he deals with.

“Mind synched with psychosis” meaning his mind is shifted from his reality. But it’s his own fault, because he didn’t make the “Wise choices” (he put himself in the position he is in)

Minnesota is not only cold due to its weather, he’s saying that there are a lot of cold people giving “cold shoulders” (excluding others) and the “snow that blows” is a cocaine reference, hence the “frozen noses” trying to take it in. He’s really saying that it’s hard to deal with the coldness that he’s surrounded by

It’s hard to be considered “dope” (cool, sick, tight to listen to) in this rap game without talking about hoes, money, or clothes.. cuz those are the type of lyrics that kids like to quote

The reason that he doesn’t often tell people exactly what he’s feeling in his songs, is because he’s worried they may learn something about him that he doesn’t want them to know

Signifies that this rap was constructed during another one of his sleepless nights.

He has a hard time telling people how he honestly feels, but he will in this song.

peace up faggots. please turn up your speakers to listen to the rest of his friends genius verses

he’s still no star, and still generally sticks to showing up on other peoples songs as opposed to making his own songs. however, he does represent a pretty creative fucking clan /O\

youll understand later

this verse was as genius as the title, clearly. Also, after John Walls was added to the Washington Wizards, Gilbert Arenas saw a huge blow in playing time. But J is also saying that he doesn’t “play arenas” meaning he doesn’t do performances, yet