First she picked her clothes up then got in the shower Moufy – Miss Newton
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Picking out your clothes and taking a shower is a task that takes most people no more than 30 minutes. It takes Miss Newton double this time.
The large amount of time it takes Miss Newton to get ready eludes to how much she cares about what others think of her.
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Go ahead and hate all that you want, but your words have no substance.
Any hate that could be directed towards Moufy is meaningless.
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Hoodie has spent the entire song coming up with creative ways to insult Mike Stud. It’s a lot of effort and he’s getting a little tired from writing these lines and wasting his time talking to a bad rapper.
So, Hoodie stops with the creative lines and just says it bluntly:
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As the image described changed throughout the last few lines, the listener had to pay attention to keep up with the story.
Pell appreciates that you allowed the image of what he was saying to change in your head as he changed the image.
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Wordplay!
Okay so the girls didn’t have as big of boobs as he previously described.
However, he is also saying that he did better in school than previously described and actually got C’s.
Why would get get C’s instead of D’s?
Because he paid attention in class.
Double D's the whole term cause I ain't passing on what's tempting Pell – Dollar Store
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Pell chose to spend his time with beautiful women rather than in the classroom.
These girls were better known for their large breasts.
Pell uses a play on words off the word “passing” as he most likely did not pass the classes that he was skipping.
Also, there is a play on words as Pell’s girls had double D’s while his grades were D’s.
Metaphorically, Pell – Dollar Store
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He isn’t literally making girls bleed out of their hoo-hahs. However, Pell is killing so many soft rappers that he is leaving these pussies or ‘soft rappers’ bleeding.
This relates rap skills to a hypothetical fight. In this fight, Pell takes the cake.
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Pell points out the flaw in two sayings as the contradict eachother.
This line speaks to a much deeper issue than is easily seen on the surface: Don’t believe everything you hear. Pell is stating that in a rise to success one can’t listen to other people’s mottos of success because it will lead them nowhere.
Also, Pell cleverly acknowledges that he is a boss under the deep meaning of this line.
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Pell is speaking exactly what he thinks. He’s not trying to play head games with you, he’s an honest man who knows better than to play around.
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Pell is running the game!
He compares this hypothetical scenerio to him literally running a marathon with other rappers.
And he’s not just beating other rappers in this race – He’s running laps around the track on them!
Pell even challenges you to name other rappers on his level in this line.
