Leon laments about the struggles and misfortunes he has faced in his hometown, as explained further in this interview with Vice Magazine:

I ’m the middle child from the middle class from the middle of nowhere. Where I’m from it’s grey and lifeless. The people don’t live here, they exist here. The music is dark because it’s a reflection of where I was raised, there’s nothing to do here. In high school we were cutting class to do home invasions because there’s nothing to do here. We’re smoking weed, fucking, and going to the movies every single night because that’s all there is to do here…"

Sean is here to bring something completely new to the table. He elaborated on this in his interview with Noisey:

…the world wants change, the culture is looking for someone to shift it because there’s been very little magic presented to the world as of late. The creatives are going to survive and the chameleons are going to die.

This is actually the second use of this line on the album, it can also be heard in the intro track.

https://twitter.com/SEANixxi/status/451445919322365956

Sean might ride around bumping some PARTYNEXTDOOR, another rising artist from Toronto.

Sean and PARTYNEXTDOOR have actually collaborated in the past, when they were known as Jahron B and JR Richy, respectively.

https://soundcloud.com/inexpertis/jahron-b-fantasy-girl-ft-j-r

Staying with the hellish theme of the last few lines, Jon references Dante’s inferno.

If you think “swag like Dante” sounds ridiculous… that’s the point. Jon’s uses this somewhat stupid line to prove his next point: sometimes words are just things for you to take back.

This is in reference back to the original version of the song, Quas (Melvin) is speaking to God/The Sun and ranking him down to the level of an annoying pest.

Quas is always pushing the boundaries of hip-hop, providing an antidote to the uncreativeness that plagues it.

While “green” is common slang for money (US bills are green), it’s also used to refer to weed.