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In this context “Loonie” is a double-entendre. The Canadian emcees on this track might get “looney” – crazy, wild, etc. – on the track, but the Loonie is also the Canadian $1 coin,
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RationaL is talking to his homie / manager / mentor, former G-Unit artist Young Buck
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Rash is expressing his undying love for 90s Boy Band hit “Step By Step” – a cover version of that very song is a staple at his live shows.
Now your baby boy got them girlies lined up RationaL – The BirthWrite
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Young Rash got dat GQ swag
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Rash is from Saskatoon, SK – one of the coldest cities in Canada.
You in XXL 'Step Yo Rap Game Up' section 12 issues in a row Vakill – Monstaz Ink
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Cause every new nigga heavily bricks
Or exploited like 70′s flicks Vakill – Armor of God
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Rap game fucked up, son! Vakill is saying the biggest problem with the rap game today is that quality new rappers can’t get their foot in the door; their albums either brick – not making an impact and selling garbage – or else they exploit negative stereotypes, like the classic Blaxploitation films of the 60s and 70s. The last part could also refer to the fact that, while these artists are exploiting stereotypes, they themselves are also being exploited by their Label owners.
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A reference to Biggie’s hit song Mo Money Mo Problems. Frank White was one of BIG’s aliases.
all your problems are caused by having no money as opposed to Biggie whose problems are cause by having too much money.