efemjay, an atheist, here likens himself to Jesus Christ, in terms of his opposition to war. Jesus was, after all, the Prince of Peace. Just don’t tell the Republican Party that.

efemjay frequently disses his imagined opponent’s mother, and in the first lines of this song, he dissed his opponent’s daughter. Here, he disses his opponent’s sister, and the appearance of her vagina, which is said to have oversize and “dangling” labia.

Stranglemania was the name of a wrestling video produced by the Insane Clown Posse. The matches took place in Japan and were extremely gory. Hence, efemjay is saying his rhymes are “hardcore” like the violence in the Stranglemania wrestling matches.

efemjay’s long-time partner-in-rhyme, Ryan Clark a.k.a. MC Preach On. Preach On was originally intended to be on Full Blown AIDS, but the track on which he was featured was cut due to technical difficulties. “Brother from another mother” is how the two referred to each other.

Shawn Frolich, a.k.a. Molson Ice, is a former rap partner of efemjay’s. “Prime Time” is the nickname of Shawn’s older brother; a Deion Sanders fan.

The eponymous “Bob Store” is not in fact “the real Bob Storer.” Here, efemjay gives a shout out to the genuine article, and Mr. Storer’s good friend, Larry Viles.

Here, efemjay lists several things he’s opposed to:

1. Collectivism: The idea that people should be thought of in group terms, instead of individually. A strict opposition to collectivism would imply opposition to racism, sexism, nationalism, and political creeds that espouse collectivism, such as socialism, communism, democracy, and statism in general.

2. Fiat money: Money that derives its value from government decree, as opposed to from market factors. An example of fiat money is the U.S. dollar. An example of free-market money is gold.

3. Protectionism: The practice of restraining trade between people from different nation-states.

4. Gun control: Restricting access to gun ownership and/or possession.

5. War.

6. “Your mama”: Here, after listing five serious, philosophical oppositions, efemjay returns to his forte of dissing his imagined opponent’s mother. After reciting five other “antis,” efemjay says he is “anti” his opponent’s mother because she’s an “anti-anti-whore” – two negatives making a positive; she is a whore.

In the previous line, efemjay says his knife is “at the state’s throat; thrust and dig.” By following that up with “the simple fact of the matter is I don’t like Nazis,” efemjay is equating all forms of statism with National-Socialism/Fascism or Nazism; or at least the U.S.’s political system (if by “the state,” he’s referring strictly to the U.S. state) with Fascism.

In the second line selected, efemjay asks, “Why you think I busted my hand on Mike Votzke?” Votzke was a classmate of efemjay’s and an avowed racist. efemjay got into several physical altercations with Votzke, beginning in Kindergarten and continuing through middle school. In one such conflict, efemjay broke his hand on the back of Votzke’s head.

efemjay is an anarchist (agorist) and, with his rhymes and other writing and activism, he figuratively thrusts his “knife” into the “throat” of the state; thrusts, and digs to do maximum damage. The pen is mightier than the sword.

The line also references “Rothbard’s button” – the hypothetical button that, if pushed, would immediately abolish government. Moderate libertarians would prefer a gradual reduction of government power, while radicals like Rothbard would “blister their thumbs” on the button.

Here, efemjay replaces Rothbard’s button with a figurative knife to the state’s figurative throat. Not only would he slit the state’s throat, but he’d thrust and dig – similarly to how Rothbard would not just push the button, he’d blister his thumb pushing it.

Referring to the severely and obviously retarded Michael Ruoff, efemjay sarcastically says he never knew Ruoff was retarded, “he appeared on the ball.”

The figurative meaning of being “on the ball” is understanding one’s situation; being “with it” or smart. The double meaning is explored by comparing someone being figuratively “on the ball” with someone being literally “on the ball” – i.e., “a chick riding Justin Pigg.”

Pigg was another classmate of efemjay’s who lost a testicle in an accident. Thus, a “chick” (girl) “riding” him (having sexual intercourse in the cowgirl position) would be “on the ball” – on one ball (testicle), not two.