He acknowledges the fact that he doesn’t get paid as much doing the whole rapping thing, but he still loves and enjoys it and believes that it will all eventually come to him with patience.

Sometimes the people around him feel that he is never home and sometimes is gone for more then a few days which makes them feel like there is no sign of life at times.

In other words, he feels that he has to always speak the truth both in his music and in real life, and if that offends anyone, so be it. He also references Biggie’s lyrics from the “Come On” song as a way of saying his music reaches people from all around the world and therefore may also offend them from a distance.

He thinks its funny how a lot of rappers represent a city but they barely know anything about it.

When he has problems with his girl, he just wants to be left alone and do whatever he likes without her on his back.

Work smart, not hard.

In other words, everybody wants to achieve the most successes and is comparing this to Bill Russell who has the most NBA Championship rings in NBA History.

If there’s any problems legally, he’ll let his lawyer take care of it, he doesn’t wanna be involved.

Here, he shows us how he was poor and lived in low income housing and didn’t care about money and materialistic things but eventually he changed his mentality and kept pushing forward no matter what so he can succeed and get out of that situation.

The team he goes for is the Miami Heat and he enjoys seeing them win, especially when “Bron” (Lebron James) plays well.