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In reference to Worthing High School, where Lil Flip went to high school.

The school colors are green, which is maybe where Lil Flip got the idea for this outfit:

Wordplay between “ran” and “walk”. Both describe a pace in one’s movement. Explicitly, he’s “running through bitches” (having sex with a lot of wowmen) in his home’s walk in shower.

This song starts off with the classic hip hop refrain “This type of shit happens everyday” originating in Slick Rick’s “La Di Da Di”

This line is repeated and refrained throughout hip-hop forever and a day.

Daz believes that Jesus is the reason for the season.

NOPE!

Now that’s more like it! Yayyay!

Street Fighter 2 was a 2D fighting game originally released in arcades in 1991 and then for the Super Nintendo in 1992.

The Street Fighter video game series and hip-hop love each other. A simple Rap Genius search for Street Fighter results in over 20 results that reference the video game series.

A reference to Biggie’s line in his song Juicy:

Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis
When I was dead broke, man I couldn’t picture this

Interesting, considering the well documented east-coast vs west-coast rivalry, where Death Row and Biggie’s label, Bad Boy, play a very important role.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oz04BwDgRkI

Pogs was a popular playground game in the 1990’s. The strategy more or less was to hit the shit out of each other’s pogs.

The winner of a game of pogs ended up essentially stealing the other player’s pogs. The game was eventually banned in many schools because kids were distracted and since some pogs were considered collector’s items, the game itself was actually a form of gambling.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzzYc5lDmvw&feature=player_detailpage&list=LPsIvrLDyBtII#t=132s

While the first verse is mostly basketball references, the second verse goes into other things like dominoes, pogs, tennis, and in the case of Wade Boggs, baseball.

http://youtu.be/75Gx8OmO9Rk Wade Boggs, an MLB hall of famer, was once rumored to have drank 64 beers on a crosscountry flight going from Boston to Los Angeles. He denied that it was 64 beers, but did admit to throwing back “a few Miller Lights.”