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Dip, I dip, you dip, dip, I dip, you dip, I dip (Stunt)
Dip, you dip, I dip, dip, you dip, I dip, you dip (Molly)
Dip, I dip, you dip (Stunt), dip, I dip, you dip, I dip Danny Brown – Dip
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Pure MDMA is either powder or crystals. In this case, Danny is literally talking about licking your finger and dipping it in the powder, similar to the way somebody consumes the candy Fun Dip.
It’s also about dipping his ‘ink pen’, euphemism for having sex.
Also a reference to Freak Nasty’s “Da Dip” :
I put my hand upon your hip
When I dip, you dip, we dip
You put your hand upon my hip
When you dip, I dip, we dip
Freak Nasty’s “Da Dip” is also sampled is this song but he didn’t want to clear it because Nasty thought it’d bring bad representation to his song but he eventually did it (39min)
Bet a million dollars, these niggas ain't dipped it Danny Brown – Dip
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Life 'round here, when
Life ain't really been 'round here in some times
Sometimes it's no one 'round here James Blake (Ft. Chance the Rapper) – Life Round Here (Remix)
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Chance likens himself to Michael Jackson when he was still dark-skinned. Do you see the resemblance:
But “Bad” was one of MJ’s hits when he was light-skinned.
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Play off of Nas' 5th album Stillmatic. Perhaps Chance wonders if this is still Nas' state of mind.
This line is less random than one would think: The previous line was about God, and this one is about Nas, who is also known as “God’s Son”.
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I guess sometimes life forces us to calm down
I told her she could live with me if she need to, I got a compound
But I think she's straight Drake (Ft. JAY-Z) – Pound Cake / Paris Morton Music 2
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This girl Drake used to be with has a kid now, so her new life responsibilities mean she has to calm down.
The girl Drake talks about is probably Paris Morton, who recently gave birth to a son named Carter.
Drake cares so much about her, he’s willing to put her up (and he’s got space), but she doesn’t need him to.
He’s got a habit for texting those old flames.
This might also be a reference to his song “From Time”, which contains a similar line about texting:
Due to the similarity of lines, Drake could also be referring to Courtney. The song placement almost could be a timeframe showing the time that’s past, to the time that she now has a baby.
You never know what could happen to you Drake (Ft. JAY-Z) – Pound Cake / Paris Morton Music 2
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