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Astro’s willing to admit that Kendrick is good, but not the best. He uses the royal hierarchy to claim that he is merely a duke, and not a king.

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You workin' a 9 to 5 job at 7-Eleven. Daaaamn.

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This line is accompanied by a very pop-like guitar melody, and “going to the party” is a euphemism for going to war. It’s an ironic remark about the state of the military at the time. It’s also a shot at recruitment and how many times they make it seem like joining the military will be fun.

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“Run the World (Girls)” is a song recorded by American recording artist Beyoncé, from her fourth studio album, 4, released as the lead single from the project.

Lyrically, the song is a female empowerment anthem, while sonically it blends elements of Electro-Pop, Dancehall, Funk carioca and R&B over a sample of “Pon de Floor” by Major Lazer.

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No new friends : fake people saying they’re proud of Sabotage when they were never around to see the project grow.

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This song is part of the soundtrack of a 2008 Bollywood movie called Singh is Kinng.

This movie’s the shizzle.
-Snoop Doggy Dogg

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He’s not going to follow the rules: this song has no chorus and its instrumental is very reminiscent of old school hip hop.

Vic doesn’t want critics to shun him or stop him from doing what he loves.

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Jorma plays on the names of rapper Lil Wayne and hockey player Wayne Gretzky. He then clarifies that he doesn’t mean Gretsky’s dick is “little,” just his height (at 6'0", Gretsky isn’t the shortest person in the world by any means, but the standards for height in hockey tend to be higher).

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Oxnard is a city in California.

The mention of the city at first seems meaningless (since it is a pretty populous city) but it plays with the next line.

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