This is pretty self-explanatory, but basically I’m telling my listeners to let go of your fears and to chase your dreams. If it’s something that you really want, than it’s worth every ounce of the energy.

I’m telling my listeners again. You only live once. Do the most that you can with what you have and kill it.

This is another back-and-forth within my mind and how I just need to express everything I’m doing. Metaphorically I need to be set free from the prison that is my mind and I’m trapped behind these bars, with my bars that are referring to my lyrics. “Bars” in terms of writing music.

I always wonder if the listeners are afraid to open up their minds when it comes to my music. Do I think too deeply? Am I wrong? Either way, it doesn’t phase me.

This bar is me questioning society and what the listeners really want. I’m giving out a lot through my music, catchy songs, wordplay, punchlines, wisdom and etc, so I’m rhetorically asking even with all of this why am I still where I’m at and not further as an artist.

Sometimes my thoughts get the best of me, and I have back-and-forths with myself, this line reflects that. The battle between you and your own thoughts.

I have a lot of aspirations to accomplish within this music industry and I feel like whatever I want I have to get it to be satisfied. I’m working very hard, and I know it’s easier said than done, but it’s even harder for me to watch from the side and listen instead of going for it.

Going back to the previous line “Suicide bomb flow, I'ma bout to blow up” I put a spin on the following words “I pull the pen out tick, tick, boom don’t assume what I can’t do” referring to my penmanship and writing skills when it comes to music and being prepared to blow up. The word pen is meant to be a double meaning metaphor for both PEN/PIN (the pin you pull out of a grenade/bomb before it blows up) which before blowing up it ticks multiple times until its initial damage). Dismantle means to take off or remove, referring back to the bomb metaphor and the PIN being removed from the bomb before its boom as well as me being ready to blow up. I then follow that with letting people know that life is a gamble, you have to be ready for anything to happen and the risks needed to take in order for them to happen and I’m ready to handle that and do anything to make moves to blow up.

In a more simple term, don’t think for a second that you know what my capabilities are on the mic or with the pen (writing music). I’ll change your mind quickly and if you don’t believe me, toss a challenge my way – I can handle it.

The metaphor of “got my watch on blast” means that I feel now is the time for me to “blast off”, or “take off/take over”. I feel that my time is approaching and that I’m about to “blow up”, the same way a suicide bomber blows up when committing suicide with the use of a bomb. “Suicide bomb flow, I'ma bout to blow up”….

Reflecting on the thoughts within my mind and the past in which I lived. Constantly I seem to get trapped in them but, every now and then I realize no matter how deep in my thoughts I get or how far back I reflect I can’t rewind time and live in that moment I must focus on the future. Also, as this seems to happen quite often as it does to most people, I always seem to never figure out how I got caught in those thoughts or trapped in my mind in the first place.