Please return this to Voss when you see him:

Voss tells his opposition they are “sweet as candy”, meaning they’re “soft” or “weak”, then makes a reference to Jawbreakers, a famous candy:

kinda like this:

Calm down before Voss turns your face into one of these:

a more old-school slang term for “man”, “dude”, “bro”, etc.

Voss’s mom knew he was trouble when his acidic saliva made his pacifiers dissolve, a metaphor for how deadly what he spits really is.

On tracks, Voss uses more brute force than a crooked cop would on a suspect (excessive force is a common problem amongst crooked police).
In the next line, he references Amadou Diallo, a man who was shot 41 times by the NYPD after reaching for his wallet.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amadou_Diallo_shooting

Voss’s raps are more “raw” (good) than the meat in a butcher shop. (raw = uncooked, in its literal sense).

Don’t pretend like you ain’t heard how Voss’s words are so deadly they’re similar to bullets. Since words can be the most powerful weapon around, he doesn’t need to carry guns (“tote gats”).

Voss compares his opposition to daiquiris, which are fruity, “girly” mixed drinks:

while comparing himself to cognac (brandy), a much tougher, “manlier” drink (cognacs include Hennessy, Courvoisier, etc):