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Muddy is slang for Lean/Sizzurp due to the thickness of the syurp The Weeknd also makes use of this in the song “Gone”.
Lean originated in Houston, which is Drake’s “musical home” in the states. He refers a lot to Houston. That being said, he is clearly saying he prefers his Leans ice cold.
Given that this song is about Drake’s Southern and Canadian roots, he’s also likely referring to the Blues artist Muddy Waters, who shared Drake’s North vs. South cross-culture. Muddy was born and raised in Mississippi before becoming the father of Chicago blues. Drake was born in Toronto but signed his first record deal with Young Money Entertainment, the New Orleans based label founded by none other than Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr.
Do me like the women from my town would Drake – Under Ground Kings
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The pole dancer is making up for the fact that Drake is far away from his usual bitches. He misses those girls, and that makes Drake sad.
When Drake was on Degrassi, he made a song called “Tell Me Lies” which made girls in his city go crazy over him, exposing his skills in rapping and opening himself to the underground.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAU1pAIU1nc
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It is quite warm in nevada.
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And when I lose, I learn – I'm still winning major Evidence – You
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hes openly gay and doesn’t give a fuck. (also a slight implication that Gandalf is closeted.)
J.K Rowling herself announced to the public that Dumbledore IS openly gay, and doesn’t care about it. He is in love with a wizard named Gerret Grindelwald (http://www.the-leaky-cauldron.org/2007/10/20/j-k-rowling-at-carnegie-hall-reveals-dumbledore-is-gay-neville-marries-hannah-abbott-and-scores-more). It’s also a reference that he has wizards to help him.
It’s Gellert, not Gerret, but yeah
Gandalf spent a lot of time with non-wizardly folk (Bilbo Baggins and the band of dwarves in “The Hobbit”, and the Fellowship of the Ring in “The Lord of the Rings”), and Dumbledore spent very little time outside of the company of wizardly folk.
This can have, and likely does have, a double meaning as a reference to his homosexuality, as preference for fellow wizards as opposed to non-wizards easily mirrors a homosexual’s preference for people of the same sex over those of the opposite sex.