She excuses her boyfriends abusive behavior on the fact that she’s pregnate and naively believes that once she’s no longer pregnant things will get better

She told her mother about the guy she’s involved with abusing her and even showed her physical scars, but in return her mother tells her to deal with it because she values the money more than her daughters own safety

Let’s just say that her mother didn’t necessarily advise her to be a Gold Digger but she doesn’t condone her to go messin' with no broke n*gga either.

She’s talking from the perspective of a materialistic 16 year old teen who’s involved in a sexual relationship with a flashy guy who’s much older than she is

She’s acknowledging that here L.I.F.E. isn’t going the way she would like but she still puts her faith in God and keeps pushing knowing better days are ahead

Her foster mother takes her foster checks and purchases luxurious things while giving the child bare minimum hand-me-downs

The abused teen is now looking in the mirror and analyzing her L.I.F.E. Reflecting on all the people who deceived her.

In the previous line she talks about her drug abusing mother now she gives a little attention to a abusive father who put his own daughter on the “strip” just to make a dollar

Although a lot of crack fiends just plain and simple wanna get high there’s also a lot of great people who fell victim to drugs that could have made a impact in the world if societies pressures weren’t just too much for them

Afeni Shakur, the mother of Tupac Shakur was a leading member of the Black Panthers. She served as her own defense while on trial as part of the New York Panther 21 at the age of 24 and pregnant (with 2 Pac) facing over 200 years in prison and managed to get all 156 charges dropped.