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To “rule with an iron fist” is an idiom popularly used when describing how dictators like Stalin and Lenin ruled, because they terrified the citizens and didn’t bow down for no man.
It also means they as leaders metaphorically fisted the Soviet Union and it’s people, as they were a giant pain in the ass.
But fortunately this unnamed young capitalist “raped the iron fist”, meaning he killed the remaining pieces of Stalinism, and it all ended well.
Now where’s the fucking party at?
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Hit you in the head; frisbee National Cypher (Ft. Arif Murakami, Dreamon, Lars Rubix, Lido & Nico & Vinz) – Del 3: Nykommere
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Line #1: Fortune-telling is associated with the Romani people aka gypsies.
Line #2:
Also, heavy use of of hashtag-rap by Lido here, named after Twitter-hashtags. It’s funny, when you consider his previous line. Coincidence?
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Here, she’s using the phrase “new new”, just like Nicki Minaj often does, meaning she’s bringing you the freshest and dopest, and you can’t stop her.
Stella probably got some inspiration when she attended Nicki’s concert last year.
Who carry crosses like virgin Mary had abortions Chess National Cypher (Ft. Adam Tensta, Arif Murakami, Jae-R, Pete (Rapper) & Stella Mwangi) – Del 2
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Reference to Nas' “The Cross”
I carry the cross, if Virgin Mary had an abortion
I’d still be carried in the chariot by stampeding horses
Jae-R is here the young matador who has brought horsemen, so he can be “carried in the chariot by stampeding horses” too. A symbol of triumph.
When Jesus carried the cross, it was a symbol of him carrying the weight of the world for us. And just like Nas, Jae-R is implying he keeps on carrying the weight of the rap game to keep it alive.
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They end up in church attending their own funeral, after he’s killed them. Possibly a reference to Cam'Ron’s “Take ‘Em To Church”
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'Til they came to take all I had left away Linkin Park – QWERTY
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