| So this next join, um, I’m gonna give you guys a little more clarity
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| Shout out to my cousin Mano, shoutout big
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| Told- I played this record and they told me give a little bit of, uh,
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| intro of clarity on what it’s really about
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| 'Cause it’s- it’s a fresh song and it’s about, you know, flexin' and shit
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| But it’s about the mentality of staying the coarse
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| Uh, a lot of people during my career time would tell me, uh, what I should do,
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| what I shouldn’t do
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| And everybody would tell me to be safe and have these backup plans and shit
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| like that
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| And, you know, the minute I would give somebody an opinion and say, «Hey,
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| what do you think I should do?»
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| They would usually send me off by not telling me to take a risk,
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| but telling me to be safe
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| And being safe has never gotten me to where I am now
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| It’s always held me back, uh, so now when people offer up their opinion,
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| it’s more like, «Which car should I drive? | 
| Which Rolex should I wear?»
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| Because, it’s really just laughing in the face of that, um, of that mentality
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| It’s more like, «Ayy, I know what I’m doing, this is the vision,
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| and this is when I’m putting it out»
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| You can’t ask people their opinion on your vision because only you know your
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| vision and only you can show them that
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| So, uh, this song is like my graduation in a sense
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| Like, «Alright, I don’t need any more opinions, I know what I’m doing,
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| I know what I sound like, I know what I wanna say to the world»
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| Yeah, now I’m flexin' on your bitch ass |