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He’s about to cry because he misses Earl Sweatshirt so much. He’s admitted on Twitter that he can barely go through a listening session of EARL (if it’s really true, who knows)

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The straight-forward conclusion would be the suggestion that she is giving him oral sex, but she doesn’t necessarily care for him. There’s also the head/mind pun

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Reference to the Nirvana song “Smells Like Teen Spirit”

Also at Top of the Pops show, Nirvana performed this song. They altered the lyrics, most notable and related to the ending of this song was: “Load up on drugs, kill your friends”; instead of the album version: “Load up on guns, bring your friends”

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Reference track, in the same nature as Never See Me Again and the unreleased version of Hell of a Life. It’s just for the melodies

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Tyler is signed under a distribution rights only label.. he has full creative input, basically he can do whatever the fuck he wants. Smart move (see B.o.B, Lupe Fiasco, Wiz).

I suggest that he says this because he is becoming older and more people are paying attention. This is why he put a disclaimer in a track on the latest album.

Tyler is now becoming recognized on a much larger scale. Some of his lyrics are seen as insulting and possibly illegal so he has to limit some of his verses to avoid possible penalty.

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Short song at the end of Room For Improvement. Drake talks about his struggles with people always telling him what to do in the first verse (aka about Degrassi). Then in the second one he talks about him coming up in the rap game.

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A track from Earl’s (then known as Sly Tendencies) 2009 unreleased EP Kitchen Cutlery

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‘A Night Off’ is my favorite song on the mixtape. It came from just … the song right before it is ‘Ignant Sh–’ with Wayne. It was such an exhausting song, rap-wise. We rapped for so long, it was so much to digest. I was like, ‘Man, after you hear that song, it would be so ill to just go into a slow jam.’ At the time it was some girl probably had hit me up like, ‘You never have any time. All I need is for you to take a night off.’ I saw that written on my phone. I was like, ‘A night off. That’s a crazy concept.’ Especially for anybody that works. You could be doing [any job] — to take a night off for somebody means the world. It was sexy and it made women feel special. That’s what I like to do. Lloyd with his higher voice showcased two types of tones. I love that song and girls really like it, which is the best thing in the world.
- Drake on ‘A Night Off’

Mac Miller sampled this song on his track Good Evening.

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In the previous song (Succesful) off of SFG, Drake says “There are so many things I want to say but I just don’t know how to say it to you”. Here he’s talking to a girl. This song is Drake saying that it’s time he moves on. “The breakup.”

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