Every karaoke, love letter, lyrics undiscovered Lupe Fiasco – Solar Midnite
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You going to hype him up and kill somebody…
But Drake literally killing someone? C'mon…not the same Drake that made Marvin’s Room.
In rap, being “gassed up” or hyped up by your crew to take on a fellow rapper lyrically is a common occurrence. Drake may be the king of subliminal disses, but eventually, when cornered, he attacks.
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In the movie “Above The Rim” the character Tupac played kept a blade under his tongue. Just another way of Lil Wayne saying he keeps it gangsta.
ACCEPTED COMMENT: This is also is a transition from the previous line, “T, roll another one[blunt]” Some people use razor blades to cut open blunts.
However, it is interesting to note Tupac does not advise using a blade to cut a blunt. As he says so himself between 1:50-1:60
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14a3JNCWsO0
ya hurr him riiiigh?
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