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Beta;c-9643443 said:Spuds Mackenzie was a dog spokesperson for Budweiser in the 80s and he's white with a black spot.
He came back for a Superbowl commercial
So that line I get lol
It's wack but I get it lol
Your whole shell baby's wicked like Nimrod
Joker_De_La_Lover;c-9643448 said:Beta;c-9643443 said:Spuds Mackenzie was a dog spokesperson for Budweiser in the 80s and he's white with a black spot.
He came back for a Superbowl commercial
So that line I get lol
It's wack but I get it lol
I know who it is, still lost
Joker_De_La_Lover;c-9643537 said:I see I'm not the only one
Beta;c-9643535 said:Joker_De_La_Lover;c-9643448 said:Beta;c-9643443 said:Spuds Mackenzie was a dog spokesperson for Budweiser in the 80s and he's white with a black spot.
He came back for a Superbowl commercial
So that line I get lol
It's wack but I get it lol
I know who it is, still lost
Nah don't worry it's still nonsensical
The Lonious Monk;c-9643821 said:As for the first first bolded line, shell = frame or body and wicked at the time was slang for good or excellent. However, he's making another play on words because wicked also means evil, and Nimrod was a Babylonian king from the Bible and other texts that rebelled against God. In plain English, he's just saying her body is really sexy. A fresh water scrod is a kinda fish. So applying that to the previous line, he's basically saying that her body lured him in and now he's caught i.e. she has him sprung.
The next line actually a bit harder to decipher if you don't listen to a lot of Wu. Vine = Devine one of the dudes in the management side of the Wu group at the time. I think he's related to Rza or something. C Allah Rule is 5% code or something like that, but it just means car as shown by the bolded letters. He was telling the chick that her style had him turned on like a car. Again that one was difficult if you don't listen to the Wu a lot, but if you do, you'd get it because make weird quasi-acronyms out of words all the time for some reason. Another common one they use is C Cypher Punk. The C is just the letter like the example from this song. A cypher in this case is a circle or the letter O and you take the P from Punk, and you get cop.
As for the last one, Shirley Temple Curls are a hairstyle based on Shirley Temple when she was a young actress and Billie Jean's was a local hair salon.
The Lonious Monk;c-9643821 said:As for the first first bolded line, shell = frame or body and wicked at the time was slang for good or excellent. However, he's making another play on words because wicked also means evil, and Nimrod was a Babylonian king from the Bible and other texts that rebelled against God. In plain English, he's just saying her body is really sexy. A fresh water scrod is a kinda fish. So applying that to the previous line, he's basically saying that her body lured him in and now he's caught i.e. she has him sprung.
The next line actually a bit harder to decipher if you don't listen to a lot of Wu. Vine = Devine one of the dudes in the management side of the Wu group at the time. I think he's related to Rza or something. C Allah Rule is 5% code or something like that, but it just means car as shown by the bolded letters. He was telling the chick that her style had him turned on like a car. Again that one was difficult if you don't listen to the Wu a lot, but if you do, you'd get it because make weird quasi-acronyms out of words all the time for some reason. Another common one they use is C Cypher Punk. The C is just the letter like the example from this song. A cypher in this case is a circle or the letter O and you take the P from Punk, and you get cop.
As for the last one, Shirley Temple Curls are a hairstyle based on Shirley Temple when she was a young actress and Billie Jean's was a local hair salon.