There are some good things in your past that you can look back on and smile, but the bad you just need to let it go.

If you really want to be a rapper, it’s completely up to you, it’s nice to have some friends but if they aren’t loyal just keep moving on. He talks about a specific “friend” later in the verse.

Uses a sample of the first few seconds from Ellie Goulding’s original “Starry Eyed” repeated.

One of the positives about being a rapper is girls who wouldn’t give him the time of day in high school are now ready to sleep with him. (DTF- Down To Fuck)

Most of the reason his friends will leave him is because they view rapping as a hobby of his, since he has been doing it since middle school, but only something he should do after he gets a real job. Webby tells them that he is confident enough in his abilities as a rapper to depend on it for his job.

You’re going to lose a few friends if you have to leave them to pursue the fortune and fame, but that’s how you find out who your real friends are.

If you really want to become a rapper, you won’t let fellow rappers who don’t like your music stop you from getting there.

Although he says he knew he wanted to be a rapper from a young age, and has been planning on it for a while, it’s very different from actually seeing it happen.

For an independent artist, to see random people recognize you and feel your music is gratifying.

Most followers of Chris Webby assume he’s famous because he has a large fan base and good lyrics, but its harder for Webby to actually believe this without a record deal or cash. His hometown of Connecticut is very supportive of him, since there’s not many people who can put Connecticut hip-hop on the map.