In his younger days, Pusha’s mind was filled with exotic fantasies of becoming wealthy and successful, two things unimaginable due to the scummy job he had as a dope dealer.

However, he knew he was on the right path due to his vast knowledge, also working as contribution to the extent of his fantasy lifestyle.

Note that his “genius” could have arose from the mathematical skills used when in the drug business (i.e. measuring grams of coke, balancing his financials, ect.).

With “the lil .45 in T.I’s jeans”, he wasn’t scared to shoot at anyone who got in the way of his dreams, which were to become rich and successful.

This also may have been in dedication to his Uncle Quint in which T.I. would stop at nothing to full fill the morals taught to him by his Uncle as a sort of vengeance.

This also shows T.I. growing numb to his surroundings in the ghetto as a kid, especially during his escapade as a drug dealer.

Everyone dreams of the perfect life where they drive fast/expensive cars while smoking weed .

However, all of that can’t be achieved without any paperwork, or money, to pay for it with. Basically, this hook reveals the songs theme which is that ones life goals of true success can not be reached unless you are willing to work for the money in order to do so. If you don’t put in effort, you’ll be stuck day dreaming about these luxuries.

TIP has been in the game for so long that he is practically an expert. He has dealt with people that have double crossed him or even disrespected him, so he has adapted the skills that of a trained military soldier (hence the dog tags and camouflage) in order to seek revenge without drawing attention.

He is so notorious for his attacks that he has people looking out for him 24/7. If someone like this was to stumble across T.I, they better evacuate the premise before he shoots them up like the ruthless G he is.

Again, this relates to how T.I. stays true to his gangster heritage by taking these risks at all costs even in his his position of fame. He asks “what you call that?” rhetorically, as the answer is obviously G' Shit.

The hook makes it clear that this song is a dedication to all the people creating hip-hop music of our generation and lacking the gangster style T.I. was accustomed with growing up.

However, this may not be the kind of toast one appreciates considering it basically explains how these rappers aren’t productive in their “G' Shit”, or in other words fulfilling these gangster-like roles that these 3 (WatchTheDuck, T.I., & Jeezy) experienced when they were growing up and incorporated in their music.

As a result, they offer to become the Gangster Shit today’s music is lacking and show these fakes how it’s done (a partial reflection of how these guys are still true to their gangster heritage).

Note how on T.I.’s last project, Trouble Man: Heavy is The Head, he also had a song called “G Season”, showing how he is in constant effort for us to not forget he is still an OG.

T.I.’s previously stated words of wisdom are now related to his very own life as he himself was able to over come life testes and even become more successful because of them. For instance, the struggle of growing up for T.I in the southern suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia proposed an unlikely environment for anyone to become successful.

However, TIP oversaw this challenge and was able to become the wealthy man that he is today because of it.

Being busy, that doesn’t complicate your life as much as just confusion and lack of understanding within your internal personal circle. As long as the people around you know what to expect of you and understand what you expect of them.

When you see T.I., you know he is 100% authentic. The secret to his success is truly just hard work, which really is no secret at all, but rather common sense that people fail to acknowledge. What you see when looking at him is true dedication and hard work, in other words what it truly means to be a king!