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Excitebike was a motocross racing game debuting in the 1980’s on the Nintendo systems. Although there was a remake of this game back in 2011, it’s safe to consider this game a thing of the past.
Tying in with the previous line, Kenny will make you go “night night” permanently, thus making you a part of the past.
#Dem graphics doe!
I be right behind you in the nighttime with a knife like "you ever go night night nigga" Horseshoe G.A.N.G – Back To Tha Flow
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This directly references a part of Kevin Hart’s 2010 stand-up comedy routine, Seriously Funny, where he makes fun of the stereotypical thug.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIegSou2krM
Unfortunately for you, Kenny is a real thug and this could happen!
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You 'bout as fresh as a rerun. Me? I'm what's happenin' Horseshoe G.A.N.G – Back To Tha Flow
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What’s Happening!! was a television sitcom back in the 1970s. The only way to catch an episode of this nowadays is, of course, on a rerun. It’s also worth noting how well these bars coincide with the show.
The wack artists being addressed here are referred to as reruns. Fittingly, there is a character on the show named Freddy “Rerun” Stubbs. Rerun was a overweight, bumbling, comedic young man, often criticized for being unintelligent. That description is really summed up in the bars here. To Julius, these rappers provide more comedy than skill, and often come across unintelligent (sub-average).
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Yeah, it's a beautiful melody and shootin' you is an elude-able felony Horseshoe G.A.N.G – Life Is My Ghostwriter
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Zach Galifianakis was one of the stars in the incredibly funny trilogy, The Hangover.
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If you was a member of Iron man's team you couldn't avenge her
I'm the lowkey villain Horseshoe G.A.N.G – Life Is My Ghostwriter
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All the wordplay in these bars is just too dope!
Let’s start with the 2nd line. Iron man’s team is The Avengers. The play here is simply on the near homophones between Avengers and “avenge her”, but this could also hint that even if you were a superhero you would not be able to phase Demetrius.
The Avengers reference continues into the next line with another homophone: lowkey/Loki. Demetrius’ murder is lowkey because it might just be the perfect crime right? Cooking and eating a person seems like it would be hard to prove assuming there’s no motive. Alternatively, Loki is the main villain in the Avenger movie.
Been in my cage waitin', now I feel I've escaped Horseshoe G.A.N.G – Life Is My Ghostwriter
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Magilla Gorilla was a fictional cartoon character back in the 1960’s. Magilla was repeatedly placed in a display window and sold to various customers for their own purposes: robbing banks, playing on football teams, becoming a mascot, etc….
Similarly to Magilla, Julius feels as if he used to be trapped in a cage, and now that he’s free, he’s tearing apart anything he encounters (tracks, enemies, etc).
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