Catch (jokingly) slips in a mugging/robbery reference here, in which he plays up the black stereotype of stealing money from people at night because they are in desperate need of it.

“Wip[ing] ya feet at the door” is a sign of respect before entering someone else’s domain, so Catch is implying that Watsky should give the black community respect not only as fellow artists, but as those who own the domain he has entered.

Additionally, when one wipes their feet at another person’s door, they do it to get rid of the dirt from their shoes – Catch is imply that he doesn’t want George dragging in the problems and issues of white people into his “house,” or the rap community in general.

Watsky tells the “ociffer” not to take him in. He shows a good use of double syllables here also (popo, wayway), implying that because he’s drunk he is talking like a little kid (baby: wawawa).