Just when he thinks he’s OK, life stops him and makes him start over, so he uses hip hop as way to vent and escape the pain

Can’t repress the memories of the people that laughed and mocked him, not believing he would make it anywhere

Through the mic he does more than recite songs, his rhymes depict an even deeper meaning

So much uncertainty and sorrow in his heart

He drank so much he felt as if the beer was running in his veins

Kentucky is mainly a rural state, so people didn’t think he’d amount to anything and told him to stick to the rural stereotype

life was tough, and even his own neighbors ridiculed him and his profession

Whenever people see Kno’s enemy out in public, they are ridiculed for being “huge” bitches, a double entendre which relates back to the previous line.

New York City’s main jail complex

Stutter is a speech impediment, but he makes it into a bodily impediment by saying that his threats make even the most courageous guys to “stutter-step”, basically think twice about what they’re getting into