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As in a septic tank., where filth is normally kept.

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Lil Ugly Mane likens his merciless killings to that of fictional serial-killer character Dexter Morgan from the crime drama mystery TV series Dexter. The series surrounds a cop in the Miami police department who is secretly a serial killer.

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Nicolaus Copernicus is probably one of the most famous astronomers of all time and proposed the then-insane idea that the Earth isn’t the center of the universe, but rather that the planets revolve around the sun.

In this line, Lil Ugly Mane implies that all the people on Earth are obsessed with money and revolve around working a job for their whole life.

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The legendary and statuesque “Serious Shit” is the opening track to Mista Thug Isolation, and is a lyric-heavy track, matched to a yielding trill beat.

Sonically, the song is akin to early 80’s jazz and R&B. The percussion and drums carry the song’s sample of The Don Rendell’s 1965 jazz track “Blue Mosque”.

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The label Cage was signed to when he released Movies for the Blind allegedly wasn’t paying him for his sales, so he left the label but wasn’t able to walk out with any money or ownership of his old songs.

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Zev Love X was the name of rapper MF DOOM near the beginning of his rap career. MF DOOM was inspired name-wise and appearance-wise by Marvel villain Doctor Doom. One of Dr. Doom’s powers is that he can control metal objects.

He changed his name to MF DOOM after the death of his brother and fellow K.M.D. member Subroc.

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The title is a reference to an actual movie called A Serbian Film. It’s a pretty sick movie, but then again, Cage raps about some pretty sick things.

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He’s so messed up on drugs, he can’t tell what’s reality and what isn’t (if he’s “sleeping” or “awake”).

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Reference to Drake’s, a popular bakery chain on the upper east coast. They were a subdivision of Hostess (R.I.P)

Also, when he says no Canadian he’s denying that he’s talking about Drake the rapper who is Canadian.

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Direct quote from the opening lines of Jay-Z’s 22 Two’s. He follows this theme throughout of the first few bars, but only makes it to 4 two’s.

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