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As usual, Cudi expresses the joy he feels after using drugs – the image described in this line being the product of one of his trips. After all, he is the official Rager. Right on Cudder!

Remember, “The sky might fall, but I’m not worried at all”? If the ground and sky are combining, that could be insinuating that the sky is falling… However this new and improved Scottie refuses to let it phase him… All hail King Wizard.

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This imagery evokes the thought that, once artists reach the “top of the game”, they become lazy and don’t work as hard as they did to get there

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A reference to the old Chinese Mandate of Heaven belief that rulers derived their power directly from the God(s). If a ruler lost his power, he lost the Mandate of Heaven.

This imagery is used to describe the loss of power by the “rulers” of hip-hop

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Clever wordplay on two nicknames of Eminem

Many artists cover up their flaws and shortcomings by practically forcing people to like there music, much as a government may force a demographic to accept their policies through martial law

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A threat to steal the ten Jesus necklaces Rozay & Stalley bragged about on GFID.

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These lines create continuity with the first part and the second part of the song, as Honors English ends the song with the same line he opened with, and with the bars that ended the first verse

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This is the first track where Honors English has really worked with a big name, so you could say that Joe Budden is his first real “co-sign”

Many “fans” of hip-hop will only listen to songs if there’s an artist that’s already established in the game on it

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This could either be a reference to all the recent school shootings on primary schools, or a reference to the fact that per-Kindergarten students would be pretty dangerous if given guns, considering they don’t understand the potential danger in the weapons

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