Play on soda bubbles. Also, he says “I’m soda pop”, but the way he says it can be heard as, “I’m so to pop” as in pop music. Jay, Pac, and Biggie weren’t poppy at all, and he is lumping himself in that non-pop rapper group. Pretty deep line when you think about it.

Royce is standing toe to toe with you, about to knock your buck-ass teeth out. Royce loves boxing, and apparently was quite the fighter back in the day.

His first album Rock City was set to drop on Columbia Records, but was heavily bootlegged. Now, he doesn’t need them to drop an album.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Mt6U4arN6g
Indeed after Joe Budden told Consequence to never be disrespectful about him again in public, and in a way that was so calm but threatening, he started back-pedalling quickly. It was scary that he added humour and even more of a psycho vibe by politely wishing everybody a good day when he was done making Consequence apologise. G.

They eventually got themselves into a little tussle…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViTEqvDzNbA
Caught ‘em

Is it possible for a taken man to be an attractive artists to women, especially when he won’t make songs for females specifically?

Royce makes a play on the word raw as in having sex without a condom, as married couples do.

The game without him is nothing, or very bland at least. The Quotable page is a very popular part of The Source magazine. Also, Royce is the only one who provides quotables. If Royce wasn’t in the game, there would be none.

Refers to the Eminem song ‘Underground’ where Eminem fights Freddy Cruger from the movie ‘Nightmere on Elm Street’ The lyrics are
“Walked up elm street with a fucking wiffle bat drew fought Freddy Krueger and Edward Scissor Hands too, Came out with a little scratch, ooh, Looking like a got in a fucking pillow fight with a triple fat goose”