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All members of the Wu-Tang Clan are known to be Five Percenters, an organization that originated in New York in the 60’s from the Nation of Islam. The Five-Percent Nation is also referred to as the Nation of Gods and Earths, and they use Gods and Earths as terms for men and women, respectively.
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Referanse til “Hold Balla” fra albumet Geir
Got ninety-nine problems and a bitch ain't one, hit it Ice-T (Ft. Brother Marquis) – 99 Problems
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This line eventually became the hook of Jay-Z’s well-known song “99 Problems”. Believe it or not, Jay did not come up with this line. You may be surprised by how many of his lines are actually other people’s. Regardless, the line is simply the pinnacle of pimpology. Sexist though it may be, you gotta give Ice-T props for marginalizing women in the most efficient way possible.
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Denne sangen ble først fremført på 22. juli-minnekonserten, der første rad var reservert til overlevende fra Utøya.
Å si disse linjene i den sammenhengen er en veldig sterk opplevelse, og det er mulig at det påvirket kroppsspråket og blikket til Magdi. Det fikk han kanskje til å se ut som om han aldri hadde stått på en scene foran så mange mennesker før, men sannheten er at væremåten endret seg fordi det var et så intenst og sterkt øyeblikk.
Karpe spilte også på minnekonserten i domkirken året før. Derfor sier Magdi her at de har “spilt foran de overlevne før”.