The Chancellor calls a would-be opponent a “rat bastard” – a despicable person – and then formally announces that he and efemjay have returned to the hip-hop scene.

Regularly scheduled programs are interrupted by natural disasters, either because news preempts the regular programming, or perhaps because electricity is lost. Either way, The Chancellor compares the sonic assault of he and efemjay with this “encroachment” of your regular radio listening.

The Chancellor says opponents “can’t see” him (“Chance Nasty”) or efemjay (“Flash Master”). “Chance Nasty” being a nickname for The Chancellor, and “Flash Master” being the origin of the name efemjay: efemjay = FMJ; with “FMJ” standing for “Flash Master Jay,” a portmanteau of Grandmaster Flash and Jam Master Jay. (The “FMJ” that make up “efemjay” has now been backronymed to stand for “Full Metal Jacket”).

“You can’t see me” is hip-hop slang for saying someone is not on your level. Here, The Chancellor is saying that would-be opponents of he and efemjay are not on their level, and thus, cannot “see” them.

After his hiatus as a jungle DJ, The Chancellor has returned to rap music to “tickle the fancy” of his fan-base.

Although he has gone by many names in his career, fans still know “Chance Nasty” (a nickname for The Chancellor). Here are some of The Chancellor’s previous names:

Boog Noggy Nogg
MC Booger D
Dzel
Daddy Fat Sax
DJ Dayglo
DJ Dayglo The Oblivious Chancellor

Despite spending time developing his skills as a “junglist” (a jungle DJ), The Chancellor says he’s “still the greatest” rapper (the greatest “on the M.I.C.”).

Double meaning: (1) The Chancellor went through “different stages” of musical development, from hip-hop to various forms of electronica, finally settling on jungle. (2) The Chancellor has literally gone through “different stages” as a jungle DJ – he’s “tore down the place” (put on a really good show) on actual stages throughout the country as a DJ.

The Chancellor took a hiatus from rapping, during which he got a little famous as a jungle DJ.

In the previous line, efemjay says his opponent will “never build a legacy.” Why? Because his lyrics are “ill conceived” – they are poorly thought-out.

The double meaning of “conceived” is explored by applying it to conception of pregnancy. A pregnancy derived from anal sex would be one “conceived” in an “ill” manner – “ill conceived.” Thus, efemjay says his opponent’s rhymes are “ill conceived” like a pregnancy resulting from semen leaking from a woman’s rectum into her vagina. Ill!

efemjay advises a competitor to “burn his rhyme book” – to throw away all of his written raps, because his rapping we’ll never amount to anything (he’ll “never build a legacy”).