keep your opinions to yourself!

double entrendre explaining how he is listening to “HOV” aka Jay Z

also references back to his lines about driving. An H-O-V is a high occupancy vehicle lane used to help car pooling vehicles people get through traffic quickly, to drive in one alone or “one deep” though efficient, is illegal. But Onehunnidt is too “fly” and “high” meaning he is past what people, even government says he can or cannot do.

references Line from Jay Z’s “So Ambitious” which go– “I’m different, I can’t base what I’m gon be off of what everybody else isn’t. They dont listen..”

apparently Onehunnidt does

references the Circus / carousel line. Also explains how those who are moving but not going anywhere are “Clown niggas” and that he is different from them

Metaphor, Double Entendre:

Rearview, Drive, parallel park, and shifting gears all reference to being in the driver seat of a car

“Can’t park till on 106” – references the popular hit music tv show 106 and Park

Shifting past fears and peers at the carousel means he is moving past peers that may be “moving”, but as when on a Circus carousel, not actually going anywhere

doubters cannot define me. I “keep it 100”, meaning I am too real for their objections

Reference to the classic Latin line “Veni, vidi, and vici” by Julius Caesar which means “I came, I saw, I conquered”.
Another expression of his emperor or King status

also,
“Life’s a bitch” compares the hardships of life to that of life with a woman. “I came, I saw, I conquered” could imply spending time with, having relations with, than dominating that woman or in this case, life.

reference to the soap opera line:
Young and the restless is the name of a soap opera, on the show many of the characters live a sexually promiscuous lifestyle

Double Entrendre:
Fly and Chopper reference to helicopters, which are nicknamed choppers and fly

also a chopper is a street slang term for a machine gun, something you may need to buy for protection if one is “fly”

referencing the soap, drama line and the phrase, “It aint over until the fat lady sings”