Always carrying a weapon in his car — a situation made famous years later by Chamillionaire

What Boots is selling is not drugs, neither weed (“Indonesia” or “Purple-Haired Thai”) or heroin (“China White” or “Big H Delight”)

Em had in song already killed his sometimes-wife Kim Scott and thrown her body in the ocean. Dre offers to make these scenarios real if need be

The product Boots is hawking is not a health food store enema. It is his own lyrics, music, and rebellion

The bourgeoisie are ripping Boots (and by extension, all working-class folks) off. In fact, the working class is being treated like a prostitute — a “house of ill repute” is slang for a brothel. Boots is asking whether the listener is the one being used or doing the using

A variation of the old cliche “Don’t piss on my leg and tell me it’s raining”

Boots likens his own rebellion to the famous 1974 Ali-Foreman fight in Zaire, which became known as The Rumble in the Jungle

To “slang rocks” is, um, slang for dealing cocaine. However, Boots not doing that. Instead, he is literally throwing rocks at the powers-that-be, just like Palestinians did during their two Intifadas

A spin on the famous “You can’t trust a big butt and a smile” line from the Boogie Down Productions song “Jimmy”. In this version, never trust a rich man with a powerful handshake