Narc is a shortened word for narcotics (drugs) and slung is to sell.

Parks are mostly inhabited by pigeons and are often fed bread crumbs. Crumbs in this case is used as a metaphor for money, crumbs also connotes something small, since he is just a dealer selling drugs in parks, he would only get a small portion of what he sells.

Pigeons would often be seen in a large group when eating crumbs possibly referring to an “every man for himself” motive in which dealers try to sell as much as they can to make a bigger wage.

Sweatiness and shaking may indicate signs of being nervous.

Keith Sweat is an American R&B/soul singer

After watching a movie he loosens up by going into the jacuzzi and rolls a doobie (marijuana cigarette)

Also a reference to Notorious B.I.G. on “Big Poppa.” “Roll a doobie in the jacuzzi, smoke L’s while you do me.”

He knows a lot about jewelry so he can tell if it’s a fake.

Roc implies the shoes he’s wearing cost more than 1500 dollars.

A ski mask is often used in robberies, most notably bank robberies.

Reference to Sharon Stone’s character (Ginger) in the movie Casino. She played the drug addicted, unfaithful wife of Sam Ace (Robert De Niro).

This is written describing a female’s experience of waking up in the morning after a night spent with a man she met at the club the last night, and doesn’t really know who he is. It’s not Q-Tip; He’s just the storyteller at this point.