Deacon can only talk to the ones he loves through texting, phone calls etc. because he’s too busy touring.

Referring to the 5th Amendment to the United States Constitution which reads:

No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury.

The 5th Amendment is more well-known to most Americans than the other amendments in the Bill of Rights because of the familiar phrase “I plead the fifth,” often used as a defense in criminal trials. The phrase is used when you refuse to answer a question on the ground that your answer might incriminate you.

Play on the word bar.

Bars as in the lines in a song, of which he spit 8. Also bars as in pubs/clubs that serve alcohol, saying he visited 8 bars, but he isn’t drunk.

When it comes to movie series, the third time is definitely not the charm. Some of the best movies ever made are the second films in a franchise — but it’s rare that the third film actually achieves true greatness.

Example: Spider-man 3

Independent hip-hop label founded by Tonedeff.

Efamm is already a group itself, Pack is questioning why they even need a posse cut in the first place.

In response to Kameel-Yen’s last line of her verse, Pack repays her the favor.

Kno is poking fun at the fact that whenever Tone’s a track, a lot of people tend to say that he outshines everyone else on the song with his rapid-fire flow.

Deacon drove all the way from Kentucky just for a verse that lasted roughly 20 seconds on a EP, basically saying he did it for nothing.

Tone pleaded Deacon to write a verse, saying it’s only a few lines.

it’s only 8 bars

There are normally 16 bars in a verse, Tone is asking Deacon for only half of that. Also poking fun at QN5’s logo which has an asterisk (i.e. a star) in the top right corner

As well as poking fun at QN5 as a indie-label by saying it

makes stars

Meaning they can make artists famous, which is unfortunately not the case.