These lines expose the fancy lifestyle Trey lives and can offer to a girl.

He’s getting closer to the guys that look up to all his done and the road he has built, and he’s mentoring them, making sure they’ll do OK.
Also, he keeps grinding so that they still look up to him, even when they also make it to the top.

In these lines he’s continuing the thought of girls and women who don’t value themselves.
Maybe this lack of self respect/self esteem comes from a messed up childhood, when the first manly figure in their lives already mistreated them. So, they think that men mistreating women is normal.
If this girl’s father had given her proper love, affection an attention, Trey wouldn’t be the kind of men she would go for.

After all, he was clear with her, he’s a player and is looking for a hobby.

He’ll help a friend in any way – even giving cash, although it’s not something he enjoys doing.
At the end of the day that’s still his friend, and if after that homie still isn’t all straighten up, Trey will be there to catch his fall.

Besides the guys he’s mentoring in an attempt to get out of the hood, he also has love for everyone who’s got love for him.

Just Spread love, Trey.

Could be seen literally and in a second way.

1- His guardian angel is looking out for him and always getting him to move forward.

2- His fans – the Trey’s Angels, pray for him always to be successful and reach his goals.

This one could turn into something special – she’s a nice girl and all – and he’s glad they got together for tonight, but that’s all. A one night stand.
This girl wants to know him, to get his love, to be part of his life, but all he wants is to have sex with her.

He will try not to forget her, though.
She just wants Trey to remember her, like she’ll remember him.
Sounds familiar?

Turning the talk to the ladies, Trey’s making an appeal for women to look for more in life than the material things. This also is true for the younger girls.

Do not settle for any nigga that can buy you stuff but treats you like trash. Demand respect. And if he won’t give you just leave – somebody else is dying to have you.

He wished for it and made it happen. So it’s clearly where he’s supposed to be.

The people in his old neighborhood… The ones he wants to help, the aspiring musicians, the people looking up to him, the fans…

In his encouragement words, Trey uses a little word play with some drug slangs.
If he’s really dope, he should show it to the world and start something, a project of his own, to show people he’s top notch quality.