A reference to TLC’s song Creep

And Twista’s Creep Fast

Some warlords during the Edo period were seen as gods; Nisho uses this analogy to say only God is getting glory for the words Nisho writes instead of someone saying he’s high and mighty.

A well tied example using the pirate anime One Piece.

Gold Roger was a pirate who left a great treasure in a possibly fictional location called One Piece.

Nisho uses this as a metaphor to say he leaves rappers with great potential lost finding something that may not even exist, hence, One Piece

Duck down when Nisho pulls his blade (his lyrics)

Self explanatory; Nisho could care less about making money and how people brag on it

(Play on Method Man’s name & what Nisho states in the beginning of the song about how Samurai was influenced from The What)

Edo (1603- 1868) was the period of the samurai in Japan

A good inter-relation to how rappers state that they’re fly in contrast to how angels fly.

Nisho is saying basically:
“Let me show you what fly really is without killing you. Angels fly”

He states to his therapist that this is the first thing he wrote for Thirty Day Therapy

The overall delivery of this song originated from Notorious BIG and Method Man’s collaboration over The What