The point is not what you’re doing, the point is where your heart is at. It’s a sin to focus only on getting money (Benjamin).

Note the near-homophone three-syllable multisyllabic rhyme of “synonym” and “sin in ‘em.” This suggests that there is “sin in them” who are not following the Sensei (Master). But even as Christians, if we keep it 100 percent truthful (Benjamin) there is sin in us too. And this is exactly why we need the father.

Reference to pro wrestler The Rock, and his famous eyebrow raise and catch phrase “You smell what the Rock is cooking?”

Ciroc is a brand of vodka. His relationship didn’t happen out of an alcohol-fueled one-night-stand–it was a fully conscious decision!

Novel is a secular artist that has collaborated with Lecrae before.

YG stands for Young God, the title of Rey King’s debut album. He caught a bit of guff from some christians thinking he was claiming to be a god, but it’s really just that he considers himself to be a child of God (based on John 1:12).

Everybody is trying to be like Social Club, but they’re not too worried about that, they’re just keeping focused on what God wants them to be doing.

The mad killer Arlo pretended to be is exactly what the military was looking for. This view of the military is typical of the anti-war movement of the 1960’s, of which Arlo was a part.

Play on words with the title of the movie from which this character is taken, “Say Anything..”.

This is a quote from the TV series Seinfield in the episode entitled, “The Summer of George”. In the episode, George comes into some money and decides to use it to live life to its fullest. Likewise, Social Club is starting to see the same kind of success.

STRT TRBL (straight terrible) is a record label and clothing line with which Social Club is loosely affiliated. The name comes from the biblical idea that humanity is not worthy, but Christ died for us anyway. Romans 5:6 says:

For while we were still weak, at the right time Christ died for the ungodly.