Hoya is the nickname for the school’s athletic teams. The term Hoya does not refer to a dog, but is actually part of some Latin phrase that fans used to shout at games. The only connection between Hoya and dog is that the school’s mascot is a bulldog, because a Hoya is, well, nothing. So here, Lil Wayne is being Lil Wayne and saying something that doesn’t make sense on the surface, but makes sense after you do your research.

Chips aren’t complete with dip, so Wayne says he wants EVERYTHING (money, power, respect, etc.)

By naming this 1987 John Lithgow film, Wayne continues his reference to guns as monsters but makes in downright silly.

Where the original “King Kong” track refers to a massive speaker system (“If you hear me ‘fore you see me”), Wayne twists the cut to describe his guns in all their movie monster glory.

Apparently, when unleashed, Wayne’s weapons sing like this historical southern soul act.

Money
Over
Bitches

Harding is a notorious ice skater charged with conspiring to have her chief competitor, Nancy Kerrigan, hit on the knee with a crowbar. Later, in the Olympics, Harding placed eighth while Kerrigan healed and earned a silver medal.

The film director Spike Lee is known for his courtside seats at Madison Square Garden and consistent support of the New York Knicks.

He is saying that he is “cold” not Cole, which is a character from the Martin Show.

His hometown