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Everybody waiting on, I'm a R.A. The Rugged Man – Casanova (Fly Guy)
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Although he started getting recognition in the early 90’s, Rugged Man released his first album in 2004. He also released his second album 9 years later — he always leaves his fans waiting a long time for his projects. Anyway, these words that R.A. used to describe himself, actually suit Dr. Dre better.
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Double Entendre…
His skill is so great that he spits shit powerful enough to raise the dead.
#Zombies!
I think you could also add that the dead he’s raising is the dead rappers, both figuratively dead (like the rappers whose careers are dead that he talks about in the next line) and literally dead (like ‘Pac and Biggie). He raises the dead all the time by keeping their memories alive, being the one to “Carry on Tradition” (from Hip Hop is Dead), etc.
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Rick Ross is delving into some clever wordplay using two different types of food.
Chickens here means cocaine, a drug commonly referred to as birds. In rap you’ll hear the term slangin' birds or flip a bird a lot. Hell, a rapper named himself after it
Anyway, he’s selling cocaine so he can enjoy the high life. Being poor, he is unable to afford the finer things, here the finer things are characterized as “sushi”, a fancy Japaneese food.
I swore I'd never let her go, oh The Killers – Jenny Was a Friend of Mine
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For me to go, so let me know if it's alright The Killers – Jenny Was a Friend of Mine
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Lou Gehrig disease and Smallpox are both very lethal diseases, so a flow that is the combination of those two sicknesses is a pretty sick flow.
Lou Gehrig disease is named after infamous baseball player Lou Gehrig
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