While in school, Cam would oversee an operation to deal LSD in ½ tab increments. He had two women dealing for him and, because they sold ½ tabs and each did half the selling, he called the operation “half and half”

This shoutout to Jeezy (and his veggie-colored Lamborghini) is appropriate, since this song uses the beat to his “I Love It”

“Soo-woo” is the call used by the Bloods to acknowledge each other or warn of danger/cops

The call has been used by a number of artists,
including The Game, Rich Gang, Chief Keef, Ronny J, Fat Joe, Tech N9ne, G Herbo, Gucci Mane and many more.

For more soowisms, see “Lollipop (remix)”

Wayne will stick around at the top of the rap game, kind of like a tack that bolts a shingle to a roof. Incidentally, he would later extend the roof metaphor by calling his next major mixtape No Ceilings

To be fair, Jay also talks a lot about what he wears

In this case he’s taking a jab at Cam'ron, who dissed him on You Gotta Love it

How’s the king of New York rocking sandals with jeans?
Open toe sandals with chancletas with jeans on
How’s the king of New York rocking sandals with jeans and he 42 years old?

Purple Haze is a strain of Marijuana (named for it’s color). Purple can also mean PCP or marijuana laced with PCP (remember, “dip” is PCP and Cam’s crew is “Dipset”)

Purple Haze is also the name of Cam’s best album

Cam is not actually robbing his own family here – he is using “family” in the colloquial sense to mean whoever he is addressing at the time. Also, note the double use of “hold up” to mean “stop what you’re doing and listen to me” and “a robbery”

If you mess with Cam, here’s what your face will look like, bloodied on the pavement

K-town is a slang name for a notoriously rough area of North Lawndale, a West Side Chicago neighborhood. It is so named because many of the avenue names begin with the letter “K”