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The Swag Kids was a group that included Bianca Bonnie.

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Don't put no K after that B-Boy, "Bad kall," that's flag talk Nicki Minaj, Drake & Lil Wayne – Seeing Green
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Wayne delivers a double entendre in this line.

First interpretation:

Don’t put no K after that B, boy, “bad kall,” that’s flag talk

Putting a K after a B gives BK, meaning Blood Killer in gang culture. It is also the initials of Wayne’s next two words, “Bad Kall.” He purposefully swaps out the C in “call” for a K in opposition to The Crips, as he reps the Blood gang. Saying BK is saying you are against Wayne.

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Don’t put no K after that B-Boy, bad call, that’s flag talk

Wayne says not to go after a B-Boy, a breakdancer, with a K, a gun, because they’re not gang-affiliated, just innocent bystanders. Killing an innocent bystander would be a bad call to make by the person killing, like a foul in sports. In some sports, a foul like that would make the referee throw a flag, hence, “flag talk.”

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Putting a k after a b in the baseball sense would be calling a b, ball, a strike resulting a in a k, strikeout, would be bad call worthy of a flag, challenge/argument over it.

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Weeezy delivered 💯

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Also, baseball. A K-Strike after a B-Ball could be considered a ‘bad call’, especially if the pitcher is up 2-0.

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BK/CK is a common diss from Bloods/Crips to their rivals which stands for blood killer/crip killer.

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the 🐐 did it again

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Itty Bitty Piggy Nicki Minaj – Itty Bitty Piggy
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Originally released in 2009, “Itty Bitty Piggy,” the third track off of Nicki’s mixtape “Beam Me Up Scotty,” remained a staple throughout the 2010s decade. The song is a remix of “Donk” by Soulja Boy, which was self-produced. “Itty Bitty Piggy” received such acclaim and praise from fans that Nicki released a music video for it.

The song also features a phoned-in intro from Seven Up of The Hood$tars, Nicki Minaj’s old rap group. Nicki also shouts out Seven Up later on the mixtape in “Gotta Go Hard.”

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asalamulaikum is a muslim word, Nicki Minaj is so mean to muslims!!!

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asalamulaikum lol

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asalamualikum is an arabian word, muslim doesn’t own arab language. lol chill the eff up

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@ewokABdevito even though that’s an old question, I tried my best to answer it.

Let me know if you want the response shortened, then again this is explaining the concept of a Rap song.

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Hate The Game Young Thug – Hate The Game
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“Hate The Game” was first previewed on April 29, 2021, after Young Stoner Life’s collaborative album Slime Language 2 debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200.

Thugger was seen rehearsing the song for his Rolling Loud performance on July 24, 2021, but the song did not make the final setlist. However, he did perform the song through the second chorus two days later for his Tiny Desk concert.

Two weeks before the album’s release, an extended edit of the song with a longer intro and outro was played in full for Givenchy’s Spring Summer ‘22 Collection show.

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Black Akademi Black Akademi
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Black Akademi production group comprised of four producers: Postman, Stacks P, D-Lo (OSO), and Kid Dynamo. While each of these producers initially worked solo from 2004-2012, they would still work together occasionally on various projects. Eventually, they decided to officially form a group, Black Akademi.

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Minor setback for a comeback Cordae (Ft. Young Thug) – Wassup
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Young Thug makes a reference to the infamous Yak Gotti line from “Pull Up on a Kid.”

Minor setback for a major fuckin' comeback

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I'm with two hoes like a shotty Cordae (Ft. Young Thug) – Wassup
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Young Thug makes a play on sounds in this line, using “hoes” to mean “holes” for the simile. Thug compares being with two hoes to a shotgun having two holes.

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Thugga had a similar on Droppin Jewels where he said “ain’t 69, but two hoes with me right now you can call me shotti”

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“shotty” is also homonymous with “shawty”, a slang term for woman.

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And I'm still hard body, I don't fear nobody Young Stoner Life, Young Thug & Gunna (Ft. Drake) – Solid
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Gunna makes a reference to his first mixtape, Hard Body, which he released in 2013 when he was still going by “Yung Gunna.” He’s saying that the fame hasn’t turned him soft.

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When we do the sixty-nine, that's the only time that you ain't a dime, yeah (That you ain't a dime)
You not his no more, baby, yeah, you mine, ah (You all mine)
You're no longer his, baby girl, you're all mine (I swear to God)
Yeah, I treat you the same, baby, know the Lord, mine (I know the Lord, uh) Young Thug (Ft. HiDoraah) – Thug N 30
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These lines were later reused on the remix of Camila Cabello and Pharrell’s single “Sangria Wine.”

When we do the sixty-nine, that’s the only time you ain’t a dime (Yeah, yeah)
You’re not his no more baby, yeah, you’re mine (Yee-haw)
I treat you the same, baby, no, no, know the Lord, mine (All equal)

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https://images.genius.com/b6596f034c7ef509aef9ebb14f5d5625.1000x1000x1.png Slime Language 2
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The official album artwork was revealed on the night of release, an update to the cover revealed on April 12, 2021. The sole difference is the inclusion of YSL signee YTB Trench, who has been retroactively photoshopped into the image, which also is the case for Wheezy and Yak Gotti.

The cover shows off the Young Stoner Life Records roster as they pose in a luxurious living room, as well as confirming their appearances on the album. Notably, Wheezy and Taurus are the only non-vocalists that appear on the cover.

The artwork features, from left to right on the top: HiDoraah, Wheezy, T-Shyne, Unfoonk, YTB Trench, Dolly White, BSlime, Yak Gotti, and on the bottom: Yung Kayo, Karlae, Young Thug, Taurus, Lil Duke, Gunna, Lil Keed, Strick, and FN DaDealer.

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and posted the cover artwork, featuring HiDoorah, Wheezy’s head on Reese LaFlare’s body, T-Shyne, Unfoonk, Dolly White, BSlime, Yak Gotti, Yung Kayo, Karlae, Young Thug, Taurus, Lil Duke, Gunna, Lil Keed, Strick, and FN DaDealer. YTB Trench was added to the album artwork in an update the next day.

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