Not be be confused with muscle movement

Notice the use of “it’s” in the sentence after having just taught a lesson beforehand.

Contractions examples (pay attention to the letters the apostrophe replaces):

• I am = I’m (a)
• He’ll / she’ll = he will / she will (wi)
• Haven’t / hasn’t = Have not / has not (o)
• Where’d = Where did (di)

The lady is a professional in the bedroom, like porn stars. In the second verse he does conclude his “camera roll like Pornhub”.

So it should be well known that Kelly Clarkson and Christina Aguilera.

“White girl” is slang for cocaine in which Fab sold enough off to buy some luxury rides.

He pronounces Christina Millian’s last name “milli yo” because he wants a million.

“Blow” brings the lines full circle, as it’s another name for cocaine, but also refers to fellatio.

Also note the subtle acronym. And an R&B bitch that can really blow. This nicely ties back into the theme of the song and plays off the acronym R&B.

• Erykah Badu has a song called “Next Lifetime.”

• – Did he just create a metaphor from the Cheddar Bob scene in 8 Mile, in which Mekhi Phifer played Proof. Proof is actually in the next life, R.I.P.

She tried to diss him by saying “next lifetime” he’ll get a chance with her (aka never). He’s making sure she’s true to her word.

Some more drug wordplay:

Kelly Rowland was in Rolling Stone magazine back in 2012 for her hit “Motivation.”

• In reference to a pill press, he was selling ecstasy. When using/tripping of off the drug, it’s called “rollin'”

Rihanna got that good-good (sex). However, Ri-Ri had song called “That La La La”, under the same context. The chorus went:

(OH) Cause He’s got me singing that la la la
(OH) our love is strong yes it’s keeping me fortified
(OH) Oh yes he keep it rocking like la la la

Sidenote: Judging from the lines he ventures into, he could referencing another slang name of weed.

It is better to take refuge in the LORD Than to trust in man. – Psalm 118:8

Do not trust in princes, In mortal man, in whom there is no salvation – Psalm 146:3

This is a perfect example of trust nobody but yourself. It is often said don’t make friends in the game. The only person Wale trust is God and who can blame him.

Lines 1-4 all have religious references. Wale is on a higher level, lyrically and mentally, where others comprehend him. This builds off the previous line about influencing wars within the context of his music like the beliefs of it’s religious followers. His deep messages could change your way of life.

A “fellowship” in religion is used to describe a church or a place where individual Christians come together praise.

Messing with ship and board – the “shipboard” is the side of the ship or something happening on board.

A possible twist in [[Meek Mill]’s track, “Levels”.

There’s levels to this shit