Since people are often stuck in the ghetto from a lack of opportunity, it might as well be hereditary for them to suffer from the same thing. Generation after generation has to go through the same struggle of living in such a bad environment. Crips also usually refer to each other as “cuz,” who are a more full-fledged product of a violent setting.

The hereditary also refers to cycle of violence to avenge fallen family/homeboys:

You killed my cousin back in ‘94, fuck your truce

He’s a hard dude, he just doesn’t show it all the time for the sake of everyone else. Don’t fuck with him or he’ll show you who he really is, and then you’ll understand why he hates soft-ass people.

People often come to America in search of a better opportunity; however, there are no miracles here. Not only do you have to work your ass off practically into slavery, you’re often trapped in a dead end, the “American dream” becoming nothing more than a facade.

Whether you play basketball or you rap, which are two popular aspirations among typical black youth in the hood, you should always shoot for your dreams. Basketball players shoot the ball, and lots of kids grow up wanted to be gangsta rappers talking about shooting.

A play on the “heat” from the previous line, the “burners” (Chicago term for guns) are making it hot to the point of the city burning down, which figuratively is happening as well, with some parts of the city in a state of decay.

He’s high on ecstasy and weed. “Rolling” is when you’re high on x and a stoner is a pothead. “Puffing on disaster” means that seeing chaos (whether he caused it or not) gives him a high, he likes “watching the world burn.” Also note obvious Rolling Stones reference, which adds into pop culture things referenced.

“Rolling stoner” may also assert that he himself is a figurative rolling stone, a drifter, whose drug of choice is the thrill of causing chaos.