A reference to ATCQ’s seminal rap song “Can I Kick It”

Of course, one wears shin guards while playing soccer, which involves kicking

He and his girlfriend are watched by private investigators who are suspicious about their activities

The only time Cam is nice to his girl is when he is trying to get her to help him out with his criminal activities

Cam’s woman is “fly” or pretty and also flies around in his Cirrus SR22-G2 private plane

Cam keeps his girl in designer gear, so she should close her mouth about his drug-dealing exploits

How can he both sell drugs and be a famous rapper? It seems to make no sense, yet he (allegedly) does it

A pun, of course, on “doing”. The newly mature Jay is letting her be herself, and is receiving her amorous attentions in return

Em had somewhat of a hard-knock life growing up, moving a lot and constantly changing schools while dealing with a (in his telling) drug-abusing mother. A fictionalized version of his early years appears in the movie 8 Mile

Done deal. He abbreviates to start a rhyme scheme with “one d” and “Dundee”

This is a reference to the chorus of his single “Do It Again (Put Ya Hands Up),” from Vol. 3… Life and Times of S. Carter. The hook goes, in part:

6 AM I be digging her out
6:15 I be kicking her out

Nowadays, Jay was mature enough to not kick women out of bed 15 minutes after they have finished having sex.

The resolution didn’t last though: a year later he had relapsed and was once again kicking woman out after sex, now just so he could bring another woman home soon after.