I've been outta my mind a long time
I know, I know, I shouldn't even bother
With all these gossiping, no-pussy-getting bloggers Kanye West – Feedback
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Y'all sleeping on me, huh? Had a good snooze?
Wake up, nigga, wake up
We 'bout to get this paper Kanye West – Feedback
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What can I do?
To show how much
Real shit a nigga do
What can I say?
What can I do?
To show how much
Real shit a nigga do Wiz Khalifa (Ft. Juicy J) – iSay
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'Cause I'm a mess, the N9na's the most vulgar
And I'm a threat, you'll never get no closure
My kiss is killing you, wake up and it's over Tech N9ne – Killing You
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So why do you say that you will forever ding-dong?
That just will make you much meaner, that's some mistake to love N9na Tech N9ne – Killing You
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I went up inside of you, wanna bleed you
To get the last drop and then I'ma leave you
Every last one of you I'ma speed through
Covering every lady wanna see you
Open up wide, I wanna feed you
Into the pit of evilness, I'ma lead you
(I'm an animal, take what I like then release you!) Tech N9ne – Killing You
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I'm the worst, a lot of women see the demon in me
Still they want a piece, they want me carnally
A lot of them are really searchin' for the semen in me
I let 'em know at the front I'm a lust demon Tech N9ne – Killing You
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Like oxygen, like oxygen
Baby, I'm a house on fire
And I wanna keep burning
Boy, I'm going up in flames
And you're to blame
Yeah, you're to blame
Baby, I'm a house on fire
And I wanna keep burning
I wanna keep burning
I wanna keep burning
I wanna keep burning
Baby, I'm a house on fire
I wanna keep burning
I wanna keep burning
I wanna keep burning
Baby, I'm a house on fire Sia – House on Fire
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Pablo Escobar was a notorious Colombian drug lord. At one point in time, he controlled over 80% of the world’s cocaine trade, making close to $420 million dollars a week in revenue.
Escobar responded to his own “fame”/notoriety by embracing the material luxuries afforded to him by his success (he owned a diamond encrusted Rolex worth $70,000,) while also ensuring that he stayed protected from anyone who wanted to threaten his lifestyle (purchasing a Rottweiler for an attack dog).
Kanye draws parallels between himself and Escobar, highlighting how they handle their fame by becoming more aggressive. Instead of buying an attack dog to defend himself, Kanye responds to fame and unwanted attention by becoming more wild and unpredictable in public, à la the 2009 Taylor Swift incident, 2013 Sway Interview and the 2016 SNL “Meltdown” where he mentioned Escobar, saying:
Kanye address his “wild” ways on “Wolves”:
Could be a reference to deontay wilder, after saying he’s got wilder he says “hands up” talking about the cops but also refering to a boxing fight, where you need to put your hands up to protect yourself.
Reach?
The character on the album is called “Pablo.” The same way Kanye refers to himself on Yeezus as “Yeezus.” He’s not making any kind of comparison to Pablo Escobar.