That would be Atlanta’s Club Crucial, owned by none other than the city’s other favorite rapper, T.I.. The meeting spot makes sense, as the club is located on Atlanta’s Westside, the neighborhood Jeezy’s girl reps for even in her most intimate moments

Again, a dual meaning – “wet” as in sexually aroused, and also as in wet cocaine

Following the song’s conceit, Jeezy makes it sound like he is sexing his girl in the kitchen, when in fact he is “cooking” his cocaine into crack

This begins the dual-meaning section of the song, where Jeezy is talking about cocaine while appearing to talk about a girl. His coke is “straight” – i.e. uncut, and he is trying to put the word out about it in order to sell it

The “super freak” conceit was first used by Rick James in his 1981 hit song, a fact 2 Chainz helpfully points out for us in his verse

M-1 is quoting Black Panther leader Fred Hampton here

That’s Sandusky, Ohio, no relation to this guy

The Sugarhill Gang and Kurtis Blow were two of the first rap artists to have popular records, the Gang with 1979’s “Rapper’s Delight” and Blow with that same year’s “Christmas Rappin'”

The “Bug” here is a Volkswagon Beetle

and it’s tricked out with a Pioneer car stereo system