Air Jordan 10’s feature a series of lines on the soles, as pictured below. Regardless of any of the other things that people may criticize him for, Andy’s going to keep concentrating on writing his raps.

Referring to his song “Death of Me” from his Never Land EP,

I bought the lie hip-hop sold me, man I want a refund

Andy follows the teachings of Jesus, who lived on earth for 33 years and then was crucified. Many of Jesus' teachings deal with serving others and sacrificing yourself for the good of others. Christians believe that Jesus crucifixion was the ultimate act of sacrifice, as he gave up his life so that the world could be redeemed.

Reference to Charlamagne Tha God, an interviewer, host and overall hip-hop personality. Andy’s saying that Jesus is the real God, not this dude:

This snippet is from “The Kentucky Fried Movie, which is a B movie from the 1970’s.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynY2begPzoM

PRo’s first couple albums were pretty focused on himself and his skills, but now he lives for Christ!

This is an encapsulation of the Judeo-Christian concept of the Gospel, as recounted in the first four books of the New Testament. Jesus came to earth, died for us, rose again, ascended into heaven to rule with his Father, and and now PRo will not stop telling people about Jesus until he’s dead.

By way of referencing a Jazz standard, Tricky takes this opportunity to let you know he’s fooling around with your girl.

This is a paraphrase of a line from Goodfellas. In this scene, Henry Hill describes some of the benefits of working with high profile “businessmen”, and building a reputation in the mafia world. Marty is similarly building his rep in the hip hop game.

One day some of the kids from the neighborhood carried my mother’s groceries all the way home. You know why? It was outta respect.