Slim Thug spares no expense when providing libations, opening a tab on the bar that covers the drinks of everybody present as well as bringing along a large quantity of something illicit, expensive, and purple.

Due in part to his home state of Texas, Slim Thug enjoys a cold glass (more likely a styrofoam cup) of the unofficial state beverage, an opiate mixture of prescription cough syrup and soda or Hawaiian Punch known as “purple drank.”

While this line is confusing when heard or read quickly, it does actually have a meaning, not unlike the sentence “Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.” I’ll deconstruct it for you.
1: “Hot drop, drop top.” Webbie is saying that he has a nice-looking convertible, which he redundantly states has a retractable roof.
2: “Top drop, hoes drop it like it’s hot” When Webbie retracts the roof on his convertible, it makes women want to dance seductively for him. It is also a possible analogy for the swift removal of their clothes upon seeing Webbie in his car, which would certainly have been one of his top priorities when purchasing it.

Rozay is known for his immense, hoarse, brassy roar. Here, he describes it in almost hyperbolically epic terms, comparing it to an atomic explosion when he records his vocals on the Avalon 737SP Compressor/Tube Pre-Amp.

Rick also continues to draw metaphors for the gravity of his rhymes, now comparing his verses to black roses that would accompany sadness.

Ross delights in the fact that he is not beholden to the women with whom he has sex. He claims it’s an innate quality of his to bust a nut and sever all connections, an attribute which he describes as being “sucker-free” because he frees himself of women after they suck his dick. “Sucker-free” is also used to mean “no-nonsense” and “one who does not suffer fools.”

Ross wants freedom from the paparazzi, whose camera flashes make his pupil dilate. This yearning from attention is echoed in Kanye West’s “The Glory.”

Cameras flash so much that I gotta do that yayo dance.

Additionally, Ross seems to imply that greed can take root if a person is constantly hounded for attention.

The fleet of cars Ross and his entourage drive around in is shiny and black with many segments, causing it to resemble one of these:

Ross also refers to 2 popular hip hop themes of driving slow coined by Drive Slow. And the black pride movement of All Black Everything.

With the addition of money to his situation, Ross finds that women are more inclined to spend time with him and do what he says.
Ross often reference high end luxury cars which often have figurines on the hood of the car. Emphasized in the next line.

Rick Ross is comparing his “aura” or demeanor to that of Louis Farrakhan, the leader of the Nation of Islam. Muslim law forbids the consumption of pork. He also uses this line to express his distrust of the law (the “pigs”).

Just running through characteristic colors here, brought on by the talk of money and segueing into what happens if Wayne shoots you. You’ll be outlined in white chalk, the area will be surrounded by yellow tape, and you’ll look like you work at a butcher’s shop because your shirt will be all soaked in blood.