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These girls that hang around Travis only want his money and his expensive belongings.
This is evident in his reference to Leonardo Da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa,” which holds the highest insurance value for a painting in history. Travis doesn’t own it, but this piece was originally obtained at $100 million USD in 1962, which would equate to approximately $728 million USD in 2015.
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Snow Bunnies is an urban colloquial for white women who are often spotted hanging around, and mingling with black men. Travi$‘ house is filled with white women, putting up trees (likely a reference to rolling weed) so often, and so well, that you think it would be Christmas! However, because they are BUNNIES, it must be Christmas Easter
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Fifty mill' in one room (huh?) Lil Wayne (Ft. Drake) – Grindin'
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In his 2013 Interview with GQ, Drake claimed that he wanted to be as rich as Roman Abramovich – a multi-billionaire art patron. Seems like he wants more than to just have this kind of money, he wants to own the art as well – he wants Andy Warhol’s Brigitte Bardot hanging in his room.
In 2012, the painting sold for $56 million.
It seems that Drake is now wanting artwork in his room, after criticizing Jay-Z for having so much.
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“My love” refers to her daughter in the most major sense. Jhene has a special love for her on this track, even saying that her world turns because of her.
As everyone knows, the four seasons are dependent on the Earth’s relativity to the orbiting cycle. So, Jhene is suggesting that the seasons happen because of Nami, which would further suggest that she keeps her world going.
This could also mean, that she keeps her “alive” each and every day, allowing her to live to that next “season”. They give her hope and reason to live. That’s why she lives to see the seasons.
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Girls are falling from the ceiling like a famous part of the even more famous Cirque du Soleil (GIF above) where they swing from a chandelier looking thing. Bitches are falling from the ceiling just like that
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Kid Ink doesn’t want to be on EXTRA (a TMZ program), and he doesn’t want TMZ invading his private life (bedroom) for a story, so he tells people to not bring extras (or guests) that he can’t trust.
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