It’s making a reference to “Different Strokes”, Gary Coleman’s character who says “whatchu talkin bout Willis?”

Its a double entendre on the word cold

1. He says that the “ho” is “colder” than his hand and his wrist

2. By saying the “ho” is cold, in this case he means shes cruel,heartless ect.

3. By him saying shes colder than his hand and his wrist is just using the literal term of cold, to describe how much “ice” (jewelry) he has on

The song starts with the iconic statement where the speaker declares she “wake[s] up in the morning feeling like P. Diddy,” a famous rapper. Kesha, the author of the lyrics, takes pride in her country roots that have taught her how to tell a story through music, but the reason for placing this phrase as the opening of the song goes beyond mere chronological order. Much like George Orwell’s “all the clocks were striking thirteen” in 1984, the comparison between the speaker, a woman, and a rich black man is striking enough to set the tone for the rest of the song. This same tone of irony that makes everything seem out of place is what drives the underlying theme of the poem, the duality of what is felt and what is expressed. The speaker is hung over from a night of late partying and wakes up confused, hazed, and feeling like a rap mogul instead of feeling like her true self.

“If I could show you, you would never leave it,“ is the hook of the track "Abusing of the Rib” on the album Sad Clown Bad Dub 3.

The lyrics, when reassembled into proper order, sound like someone asking a lover to stay or hoping to make a lover stay. When they’re all out of order, the sentiments are still there but the message is lost. The woman has some sort of emotional attachment to the person she’s speaking to, but it’s confusing and complicated and messed up. This mirrors the rest of the song, which is about needing something but feeling mixed and complex emotions about it.

The front is the waterfront in the bay area where lil b is from. He’s saying he is bringing his listeners there via his music.

Em’s going to leave his mark on the genre before retiring. He’s trying to raise hip hop to higher standards.

Em has murdered so many celebrities that mess with him in his music that he is running out of space.

Bad Boy released many posthumous albums after Biggie’s death; so Biggie’s ghost was moving tapes

He talks about cocaine as if he’s an addict himself, though he’s of course talking blow from pushing it, not doing it.

Hoes in brothels (as in actual prostitutes) drop their pants really quick, much like how his enemies fall.