Cam'ron is like a leprechaun, except instead of a pot o' gold, Cam'ron has a stash (methadone, marijuana, heroin)

He sold drugs for 10 years straight, showing his endurance

Actually, Cam'ron is pretty clean in this song; he’s probably just using this as an excuse for why he oughtn’t meet the girl’s mom

Cam'ron was hot shit even before MIMS stole Washington Heights' heart with This Is Why I’m Hot in early 2007

Blue diamonds are particularly exotic and rare, so he is getting at the idea that he is both wealthy and a unique personality that should not be reduced to oppositional banalities

Cam'ron will revisit the dialectic many times over in “Spend the Night”

He called her a “stupid bitch” because she corrected him for using the term “stewardess” (rhyme!)

Cam'ron is playing on political correctness (a woman might be put off by the use of the term “stewardess” and correct his antiquated slang)

As foolish as Ashanti presented herself in her number-one single “Foolish”

“Foolish”, along with Notorious B.I.G.’s “One More Chance” (Remix), samples “Stay With Me” by DeBarge

See the connection?

Ultimately Cam'ron expects to be betrayed and relies on his wits (which are considerable, if wittiness is the standard)

Cf. another Cam Judas reference in “Killa Cam”

“Dipset, come out and pla-ay!” plays over this line. It is a reference to The Warriors (“Warriors, come out and pla-ay!”)