I'ma rock them L’s! Low life loser, life like luna, lacksadaisical, listless luna, Tic liver lifeless, living likeness, lusting longing lyrics like this, little league, lard larsonist liar, label ledger, left the leper lia, bull, lull, lateral learning, laps language latent lurking, language, language, local logo, light laboring, limited local

With rhymes like these, it’s a wonder that battle with LL Cool J didn’t go better. This reads less like a battle rap and more like a Sesame Street segment.

Not many people can actually make heads or tails of what he’s saying anyways, as if it matters. Would it be any less ridiculous if we managed to figure out what phrase really goes in place of “listless luna”? It’s fairly obvious that Moe Dee was the first and last emcee on record to try and take out an opponent simply by showing how many words he knows that start with the same letter.

Analysis comes from Cracked

Lady Gaga refers to her fans as ‘little monsters’.
Palin puts a spin on this by saying that her dancing looks like she’s some sort of deformed, weird, extraterrestrial creature. .
https://twitter.com/#!/ladygaga/statuses/166620133857558529

This makes references to two concepts in physics and common language.
The first is to the apple, which is a symbol of gravity. This is because an apple was purported to have fallen on Sir Isaac Newton’s head, which was the foundation of his theory of gravitation.

The second is ‘from the shoulders of giants’, meaning to develop theories from the works of others. Hawking is saying that his work is significant enough that his work will be used extensively in future studies.
This is also a reference to the Hawking book of the same name. .

His opponent should be scared, because Jay isn’t afraid to kill someone and then just take off, leaving the person there in their blood and bodily fluids, not scared of evidence or the police. .

Nothing gets past Jay.
He uses the ‘flea’ to symbolise even small details that you may try to slip past Jay, but he warns that he catches them all. .

Jay doesn’t think that it’s smart for you to beef with him, so you shouldn’t threaten him with your gun. .

This refers to the ‘master’s degree’, a certificate of education one step lower than a PhD.
He’s saying he has a mastery of rap, and he’s skillfull.

The song finishes with this haunting refrain one more time, as a warning that selfishness, greed, and jealousy are the enemies of love. .

He’s digging into the earth, to bury the body.

This is a testament to how instable he is.
Even after killing and burying his love, he is fawning over his victim’s smell, being creepily obsessive. .

His greed and jealousy has caused a loss of the person he loves, and although his love is dead, he has finally got the person he is pursuing all to himself. .