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He believes that he’s the starter of a new black movement, taking an unheard approach compared to other African-American rappers, who according to Bino, are out of style with their flows about selling drugs, running their gangs, etc.

Gambino also makes light of a stereotype that black males in the U.S. are in and out of prison by making reference to the popular Netflix series, “Orange Is The New Black”, in which the main character, Piper turns a new leaf and becomes tough as hell while incarcerated. “Oranges” is a nickname for a standard prison uniform.

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A reference to raw sex, or “raw dog”, Lu compares his raw form and flow to the porn industry; which commonly practices raw sex; sex without a condom.

Lupe love the raw dog, when will he learn?

He also references porn in relation to his music in his first feature as a rapper on Kanye’s Touch The Sky

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Adobo is actually a Filipino method of preparing meat (including chicken), although he could be saying the chicken is smothered in the sauce created by it.

Lu also references the fact that the Phillipines, not unlike many countries in Asia, has a notoriously bad problem with heroin (hear “do” as “dope”). When this is taken into consideration you can place him in the shoes of either a user who loves the drug, and as a dealer that loves money instead (hear as “dough”, a term for money).

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Rap Genius presents the official video for Cuey’s latest single.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16QWrQlsE1k&feature=youtu.be

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A connection to the line above, and yet a set-up for the next sequence; He’s living life like Royalty and he’s asking himself what led to all of it. Was it hard work, or luck? He seems to explain further that its a combination of both.

When interpreted from Stephen Curry’s point of view, who was refered to in the line above. Curry was drafted into the NBA in 2009 and was chosen as the 7th overall pick by the Golden State Warriors.

Stephen himself is part of a family of basketball royalty. His father, Dell played in the NBA, and his brother, Seth plays for Duke. So Curry could be asking himself the same question as Donald so often asks himself on bti, why was he born with such talent, and opportunity for success, when there are others born into the opposite situation?

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Wordplay with “ain’t us” and “anus”; he believes that rappers against him won’t ever be close to his crew because they’re;

  • Not part of his original team

  • They simply aren’t good enough to compete with him.

Also a reference to the track We Ain’t Them off Gambino’s previous mixtape ROYALTY.

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Show promoters love Donald because he consistently sells out his shows, and they can charge whatever they want and his fans will still pay, especially after his Deep Web tour has been met with very positive reviews.

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Travis gets right into the theme of the song, using wordplay with “poppin'”

  • He and his girl are up at late hours having sex. As it connects to the next line, he meets women like this all the time. Once the high wears off, so do his feelings for her and like-wise.

  • “Poppin'” also refers to their habit of doing prescription drugs…

The rest of the verse seems to be a story about a specific girl that he did a lot of them with, was it the last time?

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So Much Love is the third single released from Cuey’s newest album, Angry Young Man. On first listen, it may come off as another light-hearted rap song about partying, women and liquor, but once you dive deeper within the lyrics the song is about much more than that. Hudson Mohawke & Just Blaze come through with triumphant, synth-based production to highlight the optimistic theme of the track.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16QWrQlsE1k

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They were stoners or “stones” at the club rolling on MDMA.

Also relates La Flame and his flame’s rockstar lifestyle to the lives of the Rock N' Roll era’s, Rolling Stones.

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