Generation X refers to the generation of people who 1960-1980s and later. They are also known as the “Gimme” Generation because so many of the people born around the time frame feel entitled to nice things and don’t want to work for them.

A play on Ace Hood’s radio hit, “Bugatti” which features Future singing the song’s most popular part, “I woke up in a new Bugatti!”

Skewby is snapping back to reality. He knows success at that level comes over a longer period of time than a night, and he’s a part of the same struggle of the people he just described.

Famed actor William Shatner is spokesperson for Priceline.com and can get you tickets for the low.

“The way my account set up” is a phrase from a joke by Kevin Hart in his stand up Laugh at My Pain. It was the excuse he used when he didn’t have money to do things. Pooh is doing the same thing here, opting out of flying to her because it’s too expensive.

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Rapper Big Pooh channels his inner Bobby Womack, this time singing “If You Think You’re Lonely Now.”

An allusion to Prince’s hit song, “I Wanna Be Your Lover.”

Pooh gives us his best Rude Boys impression, singing lines from “Written All Over Your Face” as he tries to serenade this girl he’s never met in person.

This girl is using Steve Harvey’s book, Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man, to help her dating life. In the book, Steve’s “90 day rule” encourages women to wait 90 days after she starts dating a man before letting him get her goodies. Pooh doesn’t approve.

As Tyler the Creator put it so well, “Fuck Steve Harvey.”

Cyhi flips the original meaning of the phrase “give me the green light.” In the original song, John and Andre are asking women if they’re ready to get down in the sheets, but here, Cyhi’s homie is asking for the green light to do a drive-by.