“letting the ice churn” means using all the colder times in life to create something more positive. He will use his knowledge to preach to others, and tell them some of the lessons he’s acquired

Going off the previously line, Jack says the tides have turned, because HE is now looking over the minneapolis skyline at night, watching the lights fade.

Now discussing his recent failures in regards to rap; he had created some custom designs for sweatshirts that nobody bought, repeatedly used hashtags on twitter to no avail, and tried and failed to book shows at some minneapolis venues. Being that his Twitter follower count has not grown in a while, and he still can’t get booked for a show, he feels unappreciated and overlooked by minneapolis

Discussing his recent trend of shallowness; he explains that the only things he still wants out of life are girls that he’s had his eye on, fame with rap, and drugs/alcohol he hasn’t tried yet

Whether he lives to be old or not, he just prays that he fulfills his role on Earth and doesn’t upset his God, so that his entrance to Heaven’s gates will be a glorious arrival.

Jack frequently discusses this vision he has that he won’t live to be very old, so while he is here on Earth, he is not going to live a dormant life, in fear of death, but he will just go on with his business and make the most of it

The Fran Tarkenton jersey is another staple to a J-Yak song, explaining his pride for his home state of Minnesota. He is also yelling “mercy” to bring peace to that home state.

Michael Weston is the lead character on the tv show “Burn Notice,” who is seeking resolve by finding out who “burned” him. Jack wants to do the same; prove to those who have disrespected his plight what he is worth.

You can either live as an egocentric person, only caring about things that affect you, or you can realize that your existence on Earth is a blessing and you have a role to fulfill

With a lot of sickness and family troubles, it’s hard to stay confident in the existence of a God, but Jack seeks to do so. He also explains that you can view the world as your own, and only care about problems prevalent to you, or the world belongs to everyone on it, and its our mission to solve others problems as well.

People that have heard “Aurora Borealis,” a song of Jack’s previous mixtape titled Creative Rec, think that they know the issues that plague his mind, but they don’t. He is writing poems after casually smoking some weed and trying to balance out the woes and sadness created by his familial experiences with cancer and sickness, and bring them happiness through uplifting songs.