“Benji” tags, as in “Benjamins.” Krit is making it rain on your stripper-wife.

This could also refer to the clothing brand Bengi which makes a high-end line of women jeans, so he’s literally popping tags off her ass

In the previous line he basically said fuck everyone but he clarifies it to make it known that his family is the exception

God first and family second is also a theme many rappers have spoke on in their music

Wale is just doing this for the hell of it, it’s not going to go on his mixtape. He just feels like putting something out there for everyone.

He also makes the reference to “overtime” because it’s well documented that he’s a big Basketball fan. He co-relates him clocking in extra hours in the studio to a NBA game that is in overtime and isn’t televised for the world to see.

This plays on the stereotype that cops love doughnuts. The origin of this stereotype stems from the fact that often, the only place available to get coffee or to take a break at 3:00 AM was the doughnut shop, because that’s the only place that was open 24 hours a day. As a result, the doughnut shops quickly became the place officers would congregate because there was no where else for them to go.

He’s from New York and Khrysis who produced this song is from North Carolina. This is simply a shout out to both artists home states.

Sean P and his fellow Boot Camp Clik members are known for touring nationwide and internationally. He’s even publicly spoke on some of his experiences abroad like: slapping a overzealous fan who he mistook for having malicious intent, putting somebody to sleep in the sleeper hold, and getting hit in the face with a bottle, all while in Chili

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIebX8pkKaE