This is a reference to the popular fairy tale, “The Story of the Three Bears” (sometimes referred to as “Goldilocks”).

As the story goes, a white bitch breaks into the house of a family of 3 bears who were out for an evening stroll, then proceeds to eats all their porridge (the hottest of which was Papa Bear’s) and sleep in all their beds. Upon the discovery of the white bitch by the 3 bears, the white bitch bails out of the window never to be seen again.

Here’s a re-enactment of the white bitch climbing into one of the bear’s beds and finding its comfort-level unsatisfactory:

This is a reference to the nursery rhyme published around 1820 titled “What Are Little Boys Made Of?” In particular, this line refers to the following:

What are little girls made of? What are little girls made of? Sugar and spice And everything nice, That's what little girls are made of.

A reference to Genesis 1:27 which states,

So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them.

This performance isn’t about any aspect of poetics or appearing intellectual, but rather about a black man’s pride in his life’s work in a world that already makes things hard for black men, let alone a black man whose life’s work doesn’t lend itself to being a cog in the wheel of corporatism.

The stage gives him the ability to say the things he doesn’t have the courage to say off-stage because he is free to adapt the audience to his message, which affords him the comforts of saying what he wants to whomever he wants while simultaneously protecting his privacy.

Diabolic is calling everyone within Odd Future a keyboard warrior. In doing so, he is saying that Odd Future is made up of a bunch of pussies whose shit talking is only ever carried out while they’re behind the safety of their computer screens.