She got a man!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvYIpa1Ulvw

In this line, it’s part of a reference to the previous line. He says “we’ve got one thing in common, it’s this tongue of mine”. They have nothing else in common but that and sex.

He then says, “She’s got a boyfriend anyway” because what’s the point in trying to have anything else in common and getting to know each other? There is none. She’s got a boyfriend anyway. There’s no point in him getting to know her and trying to be in a proper relationship with her because she is already in one.

She realizes that even when she’s with him physically, she is alone in the relationship because for him, it’s only physical.

This lyric is reminiscent of LCD Soundsystem’s tune “All My Friends,” where the song begins with a similar line:

That’s how it starts
We go back to your house

Like Rilo Kiley once said:

And the talkin' leads to touchin'
And the touchin' leads to..

Yeezy isn’t exactly good at watching his mouth, and his public image suffers accordingly. Playing off dick swallowing, Ye would rather be a jerk to express the truth and get criticized, than swallow his words and lie or hold his tongue.

This could also possibly be a reference to the conversation between young Tre and Furious Styles from Boyz n The Hood.

So you a leader or a follower?
I’m a leader.

He uses the same rhyme in a track from his mixtape Freshman Adjustment titled “Gossip Files”:

‘Cause we the leaders, and they the followers
And we the nut busters, and they the swallowers

The Hamptons–known for its density of wealth, seersucker suits, and douchebags–annoys Kanye.

Kanye has gotten a lot of flack for these lines – his critics argue that he’s countering racial injustice with misogyny. But it is of course unlikely that Kanye is actually going to fuck the new slavemaster’s spouse.

In fact, this is more likely a reference to the Black Brute stereotype, which has a long legacy of spreading fear among white society of black men having sex with white women. This led to severely racist anti-miscegenation laws in the United States, which were only ruled unconstitutional in 1967. Kanye is likely playing into this stereotype just to demonstrate through the backlash against him that this fear and the stereotype is alive and well. This fear of the ‘Black Brute’ and fear of miscegenation is well documented, and more information can be found here.