Slice my wrists and I bleed for this rappin' shit
How could you mothafuckers say I'm not passionate? Chris Webby – Success
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This is addressing his haters and doubters. Believe it or not, there are those that actually think Webby is whack! Shocking, right?
He’s been accused of being only in it for the money (which he used to be in desperate need of), being a rip off of Asher Roth and Sam Adams, etc.
This is Webby saying “Look… I’m real. My heart and soul is in this, and I would do anything to be a legendary rap artist.”
Speaking of legendary rap artist, Andre 3000 briefly touched up on this same topic in his collab with fellow Atlantean rapper T.I, in their song “Sorry”…
And all some pussy nigga on the internet can say is that verse ain’t good
It’s boring – boring?
Really?
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He’s still the same kid since he began rapping, nothing about him has changed at all.
The “same car” he is referring to is the ‘98 Altima he mentioned on the song “I’m So Broke” earlier on the mixtape!
How you gonna buy a sandwich
When you can’t afford the bun
Cause your bank card keeps saying
Insufficient funds?
Fuck, you think my 98 Altima’s fast?
Hell no, but how would I know?
I can’t afford the gas
The song is a remix of Akon’s hit song I’m So Paid featuring Lil Wayne and Young Jeezy!
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He is making a reference to the two biggest monster just to show how bad he is.
Godzilla is the infamous Japanese monster who, no matter what country your from, we all grew up on. Godzilla has grown into one of the biggest pop culture icons there is – and with good reason!
King Kong is an American-created ape…. a really fucking huge ape. He’s a character in one of the oddest love stories there is… the story of love between an ape and a woman! (still a better love story than Twilight
While it may look like it, King Kong is NOT the American response to Godzilla… despite the fact that they’ve fought before, the title of “Monster Made as a Response to Godzilla” belongs to the monster in Cloverfield!
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Michael Jackson was (and still is, I suppose. Fuck Justin Bieber) the undisputed King of Pop, until his untimely death at the age of 50 in 2009.
Originally he was born as an African-American before he was diagnosed with both vitiligo and lupus. One disease gradually deconstructed his pigmentation, while the other disease made him extremely sensitive to sunlight, evnetually leading him to grow paler and paler until he could be considered Caucasian.
So the now-white King of Pop is dead, and Webby is claiming that in his absense, he will gladly take his place in the spotlight.
R.I.P to the King.
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Big Pun and his woman used to have sex with each other in the back of a Lexus GS car, which Pun bought for her the previous Christmas.
Big Pun is Santa Claus: Ho Ho Ho!
As well as this, Pun is referring to Kris Parker aka KRS-One, one half of the Boogie Down Productions hip hop group.
The cadence which Big Pun uses when saying “Christ'” (phonetically spelled “Kris” or “Chris”) is a contemplated move to deliver some of the slickest wordplay ever heard and ties-in with the following lines together beautifully, as “The Bridge is Over” is the title of a song from BDP’s debut album.
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