Bart iced out on a skateboard, and he skating, man Tha Joker (USA) (Ft. Gucci Mane) – Aqua Water
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Gucci’s diamonds are so bright and colorful that they can sometimes prove disorienting. In this case, a girl became seasick after looking at all of his blue diamonds for too long. She thought she was hallucinating when Gucci showed her his Bart Simpson pendant.
“Skating” here refers to the Bart pendant’s well-documented drug use, as seen at 1:31.
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Things One and Two, like many Dr Seuss characters, are drawn with pants that cover their feet.
And no gonads Epic Rap Battles of History (Ft. EpicLLOYD, Michael "Mickey" Meyer, Nice Peter & Watsky) – Dr Seuss vs William Shakespeare
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Come through looking clean
I said Y-U-N, G-N-I, G-G-A
Come through looking clean Young Nigga – Come Threw Looking Clean
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Everytime I put my hands in the air Lupe Fiasco – Lupe Back
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A particularly complex and satisfying line, even for Lupe:
Lu’s ability and knowledge reaches so high he can touch a Lear jet.
Note also the emphasis on “We’re” at the beginning of the line, which is pronounced in the same way as the first syllable of “werewolf.” It ties into the previous lines about wolves and Team Jacob.
The “we’re long armed” here is likely an allusion to rappers and their influence/reach, and to their history of bearing both physical and ideological weapons. Again, as well, it connects to the subject of werewolves, who are often depicted with (you guessed it) long arms.
Also, the part where he says “put my hands on a lear” also sounds like “put my hands on Aaliyah”. Aaliyah is a deceased R&B artist well known by all throughout the music industry and loved by all within it. She is often compared to an angel, and references are made to her being in Heaven. Needless to say, Lupe’s arms would need to be pretty long in order to reach her.
The repeated theme of arm’s length is about bringing justice to the people. The “we’re” is less of a werewolf reference, the we is collective for people who want to see change in the government. Lupe is very supportive and involved in the Occupy movement and I believe the entire movement of people actively seeking change is what the “we’re” is referencing
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This is the probable origin of the hotly debated rap meme. Kanye did mention “Jeezy in Paris” in his interview, after all.
This shit crazy, way too packed