Is this salvation or resignation with reality’s hard knocks? Just giving up without fight?

Fairly good pun! Literally, ‘down one degree’ refers to colder weather. Tyga is saying, that when the young niggas take ecstasy, they think they are hot and fly, but actually it’s getting ‘colder’ in their souls. In other words, with every dose they go low mentally.

The heavenly choir-like vocals in this part of the hook emphasizes the feeling of grandeur.

Flawless line! Tyga’s work tells the whole story. Enforcing the opinion that music is the ultimate form of art.

Let’s hope that “Mrs Drizzy” doesn’t see a problem with this line either.

In this equation Tyga = Hugh Hefner.

Hardcore or not, he won’t give them the kick to fuck them without condom.

Also, notice the brilliant example for tautology “rawly raw”! That’s an example of how underrated Tyga is.

Apollyon is the Greek name for Abaddon, the spiritual being named as The Destroyer in Christian apocalyptic theology. (Also, refers to a place or a state of mind.)

You wonder if he had a theme music? Well, here it is!

Fab pays homage to 2Pac, starting his verse with the same first lines from ‘I Ain’t Mad At Cha’.

Fab tells the stories of people who are now dead on all three verses of this song. Keeping with this theme, the opening lines of each verse are taken from a deceased rapper.