He’s experienced a transformation since Exmilitary, where he found power and energy in constant motion, realizing that his constant displacement is an effect of the culture itself. At the beginning of the album, he was holed up in an abandoned building and refused to leave, and now he realizes that everybody else has become a refugee in response to the environment they live in; nobody is willing to remain in any place long enough to demand justice. Even when you shut down your computer, you’re still running away from something.

This describes most internet rappers. But not Sik Kid.

The cookie cutter, ideal, American life.

Most of the time, when rappers decide to pursue their rap career instead of college, they get hit with heavy scrutiny.

So Sik Kid is contemplating actually going to college, since all his haters say he isn’t good enough to rap.

Sik Kid is saying the usually listeners don’t like to hear artist just pour out all their feelings on a track, so he’s apologizing.

Some examples of other MC’s pouring all their feelings on a track:
You’re Never Over
Macklemore (most all of his songs)

Sik Kid is trying to say get rid of all the trouble, but he uses improper grammar here with unreveal.

Every time Sik Kid wakes up, he has to face the fact that he isn’t wanted in life. Nobody would care if he was gone.

The girls don’t want Sik Kid.

Sik Kid is saying God likes him since he isn’t like society. Making the insinuation that most of society doesn’t follow God.

Even though most of our society is Christian….
*read paragraph two

Sik Kid only trusts one person. God. So from this, and a few other lines, you can infer he is a religious.

The reason he only trusts God is because all other people have done him wrong, turned their back on him, and doubted him.