Here, K-Dot implements a double entendre for the word “fold”. While the meaning of “fold” is to back down, Kendrick uses it to describe how he would literally fold a person.

When others back down, it’s easier for Kendrick too make ends meet.

No, Kendrick isn’t talking about Nicki Minaj, but the French phrase that she got her last name from.

A menage a trois is French for a threesome

I guess you could say he has a fuckin' problem

Something like this?

This is a golden line from young Kendrick.

Here, he is referring to not only records, as in vinyls, he also wants to be in the Guinness Book of World Records (possibly for longest freestyle rap)

Kendrick is ALSO referring to Guinness beer, as he mentioned alcohol two lines before

Here, young K-Dot refers to 2Pac’s Hail Mary

I ain’t no killer but don’t push me

Apparently, Tupac’s soul heard this many years later and was resurrected to perform at Coachella.

Comme Eli, je l'ai fait,

Kanye référence la bataille de rap qui comportait Eli Porter

Contrairement à la croyance populaire, Kanye ne se réfère pas à Eli Manning

A Soloflex is an exercise machine that enforces bands to create variable resistance, as opposed to pullies.

Grav apparently lifts

This is an allusion to the chorus in Ice Cube’s song “Pushin' Weight”

A yeah yeah
I push rhymes like weight
I push rhymes like weight

Timmy G considers his lyrics to be similar to drugs (weight), and uses them to earn money

This line was taken from Kanye and used by Ludacris in the last line of the hook in their song “Breathe In, Breathe Out”.

Here, Kanye is referencing Ginuwine’s 1996 song “Pony”, which was the second track on his first LP, “Genuwine…the Bachelor”.

Essentially, these girls want to ride on Kanye’s penis