The legendary Rick Rock produced three tracks on Everready plus this one.

She’s picked up some of her social skills from other girls because she needs to find out how to get ahead when she’s at a disadvantage because of her looks.

Describing the typical young woman indulging herself in the “ratchet” lifestyle which has become more or less mainstream. Some have speculated that this verse is about Miley Cyrus, but it seems kind of far-fetched to think someone like Chance would write a verse about her on a more poppy song.

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Charles “Peanut” Tillman got his nickname from his aunt as a baby because his body shape supposedly resembled that of a peanut. His ball-stripping playing style gained media attention in 2012 when he set the record for the most forced fumbles in a season, and the term “Peanut punch” was born.

He is also known sometimes (usually during a certain two Sundays per year) by the name “Optimus Prime,” from consistently shutting down dominant Detroit WR Calvin Johnson, also known as Megatron.

People are often labeled negatively as having obsessive-compulsive disorder (stereotypical OCD behavior is washing one’s hands often) when they’re just trying to keep from being sick in our disgusting world that DOOM is describing.

He needs money bad, but he still would rather sit at his house and watch TV with not a dime to his name (no pun intended), and he’s still feared and respected anyway.

Tech also references illegal downloading; this song was released in 2002, around the time when lots of artists felt like they weren’t getting the profits they deserved due to the new, easy way to get music for free (think Lars Ulrich), in addition to the RIAA being actively against illegal downloading.

Coincidentally, Tech N9ne’s campaign in response to the anti-downloading movement, “FTI,” is said to have caused Absolute Power’s sales to have tripled, even though the campaign included putting a free download of the album on the Strange Music website.

A reworking of a part of the first verse of “Hypnotize” by Biggie Smalls, redone to fit the “slacker” tone of the song. In this case, “gripping his piece” would refer to walking around grabbing his nuts as opposed to having his hand on his gun, and wearing a cheap knock-off fleece.

The entire song sort of switches in and out of the perspective of a friend, or someone of significance to her, who has lost faith in helping her with her issues. Certain lines fade in and out of the perspective of this person and herself, or it could be that the entire song is from the point of view of this person.

She’s freaky, and the best lay you’ll ever have. “Tickle cherry” is probably referencing the female anatomy.