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It’s important to keep working towards a goal. Casey uses 100 million as an achievement because its a rare achievement. As of 2011 only 5 rappers made over that goal, according to Forbes. Hint: Jay-Z makes the most.
I’m on my seven different countries in a week shit Casey Veggies & Rockie Fresh – Fresh Veggies
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She worried 'bout the scent, while I'm focused on the rent Rockie Fresh (Ft. Rick Ross) – Panera Bread
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His new chick doesn’t like when he lights up in the house. But Rockie owns the place so it doesn’t phase him.
Rockie also creates a double entendre with “She prefer I light candles”.
1. Candles repel the smell of the chronic he’s burning
2. He also uses this as a reference for sex. When the candles are lit, and the lights go off, you already know whats going down.
I'm sick and tired of seeing my momma providin' Casey Veggies & Rockie Fresh – Sacrifice
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In the 1970’s, the drug business boomed everywhere. Pot, LSD and the later mentioned and most dangerous “D”, short for dope (a.k.a. heroin) were all big business through the whole decade.
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It may be hard to believe, but its already been 7 years since Lu’s debut. Rap has evolved in so many ways with new flows, new records, and new rappers since then. He’s seen the change and he clearly isn’t happy with it based off this song.
Lupe uses autotune to modify his voice, as if to say the game is not real anymore and possibly criticizing the new generation of rappers. In the following lines, Lu mentions Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz – artists who frequently use Autotune on their tracks.
The melody he uses for this part is suspiciously similar to some of the melodies Kendrick Lamar used on “Good Kid, M.A.A.D. City,” Specifically, “Bitch, Don’t Kill My Vibe.” compare the two and judge for yourself.
Possibly also references the rapper, The Game. Lupe parodies him in the following verse by name dropping lil Wayne and 2Chainz. The Game is known for how often he name drops.