Los is not only a player, but anyone that knows anything about him knows he’s a sexual fiend. Alluding back to the third line in the verse, Los knows how to wrestle; in this case he uses his knowledge to put women in exotic sexual positions, such as a figure-four.

Wordplay:

Numbers:

Known 2 take 3 chicks and put ‘em in a figure 4

Double Entendre:

1) Every time a new rapper gets their 15 seconds of fame, Los finds them whack.

2) Los keeps fucking hoes, one after another.

This is a reference to the MTV dating show Next). Generally when someone ‘unattractive’ or ‘undesirable’ is revealed, the contestant ridicules them by instantly saying “Next”.

Los’s dad’s words of wisdom are to associate with less people; quality over quantity.

Los alludes to this on his song “Play Too Rough”:

That’s why they tell me keep my circle small
And I tell them that it already is, get it, all radius

Los is extremely confident not only in his work, but also in his game with women. Los likes his women very diverse as well. His baby-mama and long-time girlfriend, Lola Monroe, is a brunette, but here he states that he fucks a blonde so hard that she walks funny. He and his ladies also like to enjoy a Sake Bomb, which is a shot of liquor dropped (bombed) in a glass of beer.

Wordplay:

Internal rhyme:

Mass cocky, bowlegged blonde, sippin' Sake Bomb

The more people you hang around, the more likely it is that at least one of them will turn on you. Los learned this a long time ago; he already keeps his small.

Wordplay:

Homophone: Already is & All radius.

King Los knows that a lot of people hear his lines and it just flies right over their heads, so sometimes he likes to clarify the wordplay in his lines. The radius of a circle is the the distance from the edge to the center. Los’s radius is already short.

Los is to be feared, so much that the deadliest of sharks fear him. In the 1975 classic horror film, “Jaws”, iconic music plays to alert the audience of Jaws' presence.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCfWHqrYUqo

Los is fully committed to his music. He’s willing to risk his life to make it in the rap game. He knows no matter how good his rapping ability is, people don’t make money solely from that.

‘All in’ is a reference to betting all of your money when gambling, commonly poker.

Wordplay:

Homophone: all in & all end

This line actually inspires a t-shirt featured on ADTR’s official store site.

Jeremy is fine with his faults. He accepts that as a part of his character. The thing he is stealing, most likely, is another man’s woman.