Big trucks in the yard, big bucks on the wall, country folks all around Yelawolf (Ft. Kid Rock) – Let's Roll

Down South, and especially in Gadsden, Chevy and other classic American cars are very popular

In Alabama, they also hunt a great deal. A popular thing to do after you’ve shot a big buck is to have it’s head placed on the wall. Yela even adopted such a scene as his logo, and included it as the album artwork for his album Arena Rap

This is a description of his hometown

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Now let me welcome you to my small town Yelawolf (Ft. Kid Rock) – Let's Roll

Yela is from a small town in northeastern Alabama, called Gadsden, which he reps a ton. He loves his hometown, and even filmed his first video for the song Kickin', there

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCkLqpqBMXc&ob=av2e

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Welcome to Detroit Eminem (Ft. Slaughterhouse & Yelawolf) – BET Shady 2.0 Cypher

Due to scheduling conflicts, 2.0 couldn’t make it to New York to record their cypher. Ironic, because Shady Records HQ is located in New York (as is Rap Genius'), so they recorded it in Detroit (Eminem’s and Royce Da 5'9"’s hometown). This could also be seen as a metaphorical trip to Detroit, as in they’re “taking you to Detroit.” .

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Now check it: don't blame y'all for being trash, fans are copping it
The radio's the crime scene, the masses are the hostages Eminem (Ft. Slaughterhouse & Yelawolf) – BET Shady 2.0 Cypher

Something Slaughterhouse has preached before

Most songs on the top of the charts have 0 quality. The radio stations and record companies decide what gets airplay, thereby making it popular. Because it’s popular, people have to get it to be “cool.” Because it’s all they hear, they don’t realize it’s trash. Joey doesn’t blame other artists who put out trash for the radio because they’re just doing it to get paid.

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the radio is a “crime scene” because most of the songs are crimes against the audience, as evidence by him saying the masses of listeners are being held hostage.

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