When someone’s phone “blows up” it means that a lot of notifications are coming in at once. Whenever this happens to Gotti he can assume that something big is happening—either a drug deal, a crazy party, a homicide, etc.

This is a reference to Philadelphia rapper, Meek Mill and his critically acclaimed mixtape trilogy “Dreamchasers.”

Yo Gotti is from Memphis, Tennessee, and always chasing his dreams of a better life.

People are always hating on Wayne, even to extremes such as wishing death on him.

Weezy just brushes this off by saying he’s got family everywhere. This could also be a reference to fellow friend and rapper Lil B’s song I Am The Devil.

Yo Gotti uses different numbers to describe how much money he has.

Zip Codes have 5 digits, meaning Gotti spends anywhere from $10,000-$99,999 on his watches/bracelets.

Phone numbers in the US generally have 10 digits, 7 if you don’t count the area code.

By bank he means “total income”, not literally in the bank: He’s a drug dealer.

It’s more likely that he has under $10million (7 digits), but there’s no proof that he doesn’t have $100million+ (10 digits) since most of his money comes from selling drugs and he doesn’t have to pay taxes on that income.

LeBron James is highly considered leagues above his competition. Not only has he won the MVP award 4 of the last 5 NBA seasons, but his stats are almost unmatched.

Yo Gotti believes his rap and trapping skills are absolutely unmatched by anybody.

Lil Wayne has always referred to Birdman as his father, who refers to himself as a ‘stunna’. He even has an album called 5* Stunna, which Weezy F Baby himself appears on 7 Times.

Scarface, a movie that is widely considered one of the best of all time, is centered around the character Tony Montana, a drug lord known for having a lot of cocaine.

Lil Wayne has a comparable amount of cocaine.

Los loves a challenge, but no matter the challenge he comes out on top.

People don’t care about the less mainstream guys. They like praising the big guys for their accomplishments.

Jay-Z put out a track called DOA, an acronym for ‘Death of Autotune’, which marked a noticeable decline of the use of autotune in rap. People considered this a good thing, hence the applause.