Ако треба и ќе се убива и ќе се треба, па дури и душата да се продаде на ѓаволот, само да се биде на власт! Не е битна еднаквоста, битно е да се работи на некоја функција.

Succumb means to give in, surrender, submit, so when he says “don’t succumb to hate” he is telling to not give in to their hate and be one of them. “Overcome hate with love” is a biblical reference to Romans 12:21:

Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evil with good.

His haters and enemies want to see him fall but he’s still standing on his legs, because he’s very strong. This line is also a reference to The Walking Dead, an American comic book series, written by Robert Kirkman.

Even though he is getting rich and has got luxury cars, like BMW and Audi, he is still the same rowdy and troublemaking person that he was before all the fame and money.

When someone does something good, it often is at the expense of someone else. So, when someone does something well it could take away from another person making it a penalty towards them.

This is also a pun on the label that J-Live was signed to some time before he recorded this verse, Penalty (Ryko). He released only one album under this label, The Hear After, before they got in a conflict with each other and he had to leave the label.

But although he broke up with Penalty, he still can’t be stopped from spitting dope shit and he believes he can find a better record label soon.

And yeah, he was right. He signed to BBE Records only like a year after.

“To face off” means to take up an attitude of confrontation, especially at the start of a fight or game.

“Face off” is a car radio player and Minolta was a Japanese worldwide manufacturer of cameras, camera accessories, photocopiers, fax machines, and laser printers.

A reference to lines from Kool G. Rap’s verse on Marley Marl’s “The Symphony”.

When G Rap strikes the mic,
I recite the type of hype that you like
That make the people unite
@ 3:18

Kool G. Rap, a rapper from Queens, New York, is often cited as one of the most influential and skilled MC’s of all time and is one of R.A. the Rugged Man’s favorite rappers of all time. R.A. spoke about the importance of Kool G. Rap in hip-hop, in the unkut interview.

If it wasn’t for Kool G Rap, I believe that emceeing would be 100% different. He’s influenced every fucking rapper after him.
Even his peers!

Hell Razah was born in Brooklyn, New York (aka BK). Brooklyn is a pretty hard place to live in, and there are a lot of legendary rappers that were born in Brooklyn, like Jay Z, The Notorious B.I.G., Yasiin Bey, Big Daddy Kane, Talib Kweli, GZA etc., so it’s definitely hard to keep up with that competition. But, Hell Razah can adapt anywhere, so no doubt growing up and develpoing into an MC in Brooklyn was easy for him.