KiDD FloyD seems to be talking about his glasses when he says hubbles. But they aren’t no ordinary glasses. Along with helping him achieve clearer vision like other glasses, his enables him to actually see sounds on that synethesia tip

KiDD FloyD’s rap sheets are so full of boasts and quote worthy lines that it makes other rappers' flows stagnant, which means not flowing at all.

There’s also the heavy assonance in this line that’s worth noting:

Scrolls full of boasts and the quotes make most flows stagnant

KiDD FloyD has just recently jumped on to the yellow girl wave.

Meshugganah being the Hebrew word for ‘crazy’ and Guggenheim sounding somewhat like a euphemism for a penis, KiDD FloyD is saying that he just wants a girl that’s wild and knows how to work his dick right.

Pingu is an anthropomorphic penguin.

FloyD is saying that everyone else’s words are featherless like how penguins are, which doesn’t make them fly in any sense of the word.

By attaching the feathers of birds to his words they then become fly, which is slang for cool.

FloyD is referencing ‘Fables’, the comic book series to which the word ‘mundy’ comes from. According to the DC Wikia, a Mundy is:

(short for Mundane) a normal Earth human who is unaware of the existence of Fables. Often intended as as derogatory term, Fables traditionally do not like associating with Mundies and believe them to be an inferior race.

This implies that FloyD is saying that he himself is a Fable and is above everyone else who are ‘mundies’. Or in other words, boring and normal.

KiDD references his favourite hashtag #iRAPBUTiDONT which may or may not be the name for an EP or album later on.

Plutonian could either relate to Pluto, the planet that’s been kicked out of the club and said not to actually be a planet anymore, or it could refer to Pluto, the roman god of the underworld. It’s more likely to be the former as FloyD talks about himself being on the outer rim of what would most likely be the solar system, which would complete the references to the ‘planet’ being a metaphor for how he feels he’s an outcast/outsider in society.