In real life, I am on the highway every morning by 5am, before the light. Sometimes it’s all I can do to not run off the road, but I gotta chase that paper – all the way from Athens to the ATL.

I’m no longer that boy running papers on the side of the road. I’m a grown man, making money, and I will run you other weak rappers off the road:

Like boys on bikes delivering papers by tossing them through the air, I’m constantly making it rain:

Two meanings:

• I’m pocketing them Franklins cause I’m soaring over you

• Ben Franklin famously had his kite get struck by lightning

I get money so easily, it’s as if I’m printing my own paper – just like newspaper tycoon Charles Foster Kane:

Orson Welles, who played Kane and directed the film, was a wild genius, who made arguably the greatest the film of all time as a rookie and then later was almost completely shut out of the Hollywood system because of his off-the-wall ingenuity. Like him, “I’m insane but I’m bright.”

I carry a big stick lyrically, and I’m ready to swing and smite opposing rappers, or, put differently, I’ll go Big Daddy Kane on you all night long.

Speaking solely in rap battle terms, I’m even more brutal than Cain, who murdered his own brother Abel in the biblical book of Genesis. I go even further: I will murder you twice if you challenge my bars.

Here I mention the Epic Battle archetype because it’s no joke coming at me. As in the spectacular scene of carnage in the Greek creation story, you better come prepared to fight to the death or your fate will be the same as Zeus' foes.

Here I switch from the Genesis myth to the Greek creation story, metaphorically casting myself as Zeus, throwing lightning bolts at any challengers.

You don’t have no hype to your career; you can only listen in on mine.

And while you busy eavesdropping, I’m busy EVE wife-ing, #nawhatmean?

Shout out to my awesome wife, Trish!