Young Thug likes a panoramic roof in his cars, as can be seen also tracks such as “Panoramic Roof” and “2 Cups Stuffed”.

Thugger is also enjoying a nice cold drink while enjoying this view, making a comparison with his crystal-clear view and the purity of his drink.

If you see Tech, you know who and what he is, no use lying about it. He always says he’s an angel/demon, because of his seemingly ever-changing religious and moral views.

This could also be a possible call back to his track “Pinocchio” earlier on the album, the similarity being both of their inability to lie.

Fif uses this metaphor to say that anyone that chooses to mess with him is unaware that he is a more deadly person and can easily overpower (or out rap) you. 50 also makes the “piranhas” plural meaning that there is more than one person to keep an eye out for.

Rapsody explains how her previous relationship has failed and has obviously taken a tole on her. The love she once shared with her and her man has died and is rotting inside her, thus making her go wherever to keep herself occupied. Kanye must know the same feeling…

Building off of the theme of the song which focuses on poverty, Nyck explains how his career of being a minor rapper makes him wait on the money he has earned which he spends to have some kind of meal at night.

Nyck knows that his beats are worthy of becoming mainstream, but his lyrics will always be seen as underground to the public unless he works harder.

Just like the fads of Silly Bandz and colored cargo shorts, this is yet another scathing critique of conformist culture. Fashionable often just means fitting in as quickly as possible.

This could also be a reference to all of the other rappers that have started their own clothing lines and how it almost immediately causes a fan of that rapper to purchase their products. Either way, Shad takes fashion as a joke and knows it is truly unnecessary.

A hard-knock life, such as Azzou’s, can make a kid both tough and mature, even when they are at the age when it shouldn’t be something they have to worry about.

Like a good Muslim, Azzou was thankful for what he was set up with in his childhood and made the best of his accepted life.

Azzou was responsible for helping his parents pay for their expenses, considering he was also part of the family and needed to pitch in order to have stable living conditions.

However, at the same time supporting his needs by buying batteries for his Walkman, as that was one of his few connections to the hip-hop realm.

Azzou criticizes his foe for living an upper middle class life, while he was hustling hard in the hood.

This can also be seen as a stay shot at mainstream rappers who claim to have come from humble beginnings but really had an easy childhood.