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Three-peat is a contraction of the words three and repeat, and is used either as a verb or noun to refer winning three championships in a row. Lil Wayne tells us “Tha Carter III” is his third victory.
The term was first used when Michael Jordan won 3 straight NBA titles, this is where Lil Wayne got it from.
She give me butt, head Rich Gang (Ft. Future, Meek Mill, Mystikal, Stevie J & Tyga) – Fly Rich
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Tyga suggest they aren’t the smartest kind when comparing them to Beavis – who is a zero when it comes to intelligence.
This is also a pun on Butt-head, Beavis' friend in the Beavis & Butthead animation.
The pun is very similar to Big L’s from his ‘98 freestyle:
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In several of his songs (including “Abortion”, “Trigger Finger”, and his version of “Gucci Gucci”), he recites, “I got the world in my hands”.
(It’s wordplay on the well-known phrase.)
Bonus:
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A rare Lil B-track, where Lil B is freestyling over the Numb/Encore-instrumental. In this song Lil B tells us about the pro’s and con’s about getting sucked up in public. Lil B is playing both himself and the haters, it’s almost like he’s got a multiple personality disorder.
This is not the first time Lil B has dedicated songs to blowjobs.
At the end of the song he’s giving a shout-out to the Nintendo-legend Super Mario.
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Normally Mike Shinoda is the one rapping in Linkin Park’s songs, but in this song the roles have been changed, and Chester Bennington is rapping while Mike is singing the bridge. However, this is not the first time he has showed us his rapping skills.
Ballin'!
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En av Kolvik-rapperen “2rriz” mest emosjonelle sanger. Her synger han til noen som har forlatt han, og beskriver den intense følelsen av ensomhet.
På YouTube er sangen drøsset over med “Rest in piece”-kommentarer, og dette på grunn av et raid av 4chan, med 2rriz som offer. Vi kan rapportere om at 2rriz fortsatt lever i beste velgående.
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Trent tells us that the only person who can make him happy again, is someone he can never have. So he realizes he’ll never be happy again, and “I’m down to just one thing” must mean he’s considering suicide. He feels like it’s the only option left, and the thought of it scares him.
One of the interesting things about this song is its ambiguity. To say he “must mean he’s considering suicide” is one interpretation, but isn’t the only interpretation, and isn’t necessarily the correct one (if there even is a correct one). When I hear this song, personally, the “just one thing” reminds me of drugs. But it could also mean isolation. Depending on how you look at the song (whether it’s a love song, or a love-lost song) it could perhaps mean masturbation. It could be violence. It’s the last coping mechanism that he is down to, and the follow up lyric “and I’m starting to scare myself” tells us that he doesn’t want to go there. He wants whatever it is that he can’t have, and he knows he can’t have it. It’s possible (and this has been one of the ways I’ve interpreted this track) that the thing he can never have is actually something that he is forcing himself not to have – not that it’s something he’s incapable of having, but something he absolutely must not do, or have. In this way, being down to “just one thing” could be that thing, and he’s starting to scare himself because he knows he can’t do it. He knows he shouldn’t do it.
The point is, this song is ambiguous, and there’s a lot of ways one can interpret it.