Lil Wayne: Abortion Meaning

Song Released: 2011

Abortion Lyrics

[Hook 1]
I see you with your palms in your pants
But me, me, see me, I got the world in my hands
I make it spin on my finger
I'm a critical thinker
I'm a hell of a smoker, and a bit of a drinker
[Hook 2]
I know your name, yea
Your...

1. anonymous

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   Feb 28th 2013 !⃝

   "i see you with your palms in your pants but me see i got the world in my hands" hes saying that people are lazy and just sit there while he holds the weight of the world as in the music industry

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2. anonymous

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   Mar 14th 2012 !⃝

   "He says he was gravy. i say i was jelly" i think this means tupac is dead--in the graveyard and wayne is jelly-jealous.
3. anonymous

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   Jan 2nd 2012 !⃝

   Never heard it.
   In terms of the song it means that people who consider the abortion act are being selfish. Some say that 2 pac is still alive but I highly doubt that, and even if he was I don't think he'd back the song with a 10 inch pole.
   Lil Wayne is talking about how men feel about the issue and how the unborn view it seconds before they are killed.

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4. anonymous

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   Nov 29th 2011 !⃝

   Jumped on the celly, called makaveli
   He says he was gravy, I say I was jelly
   
   Makaveli refers to Tupac. In this song lil wayne refers to being "in the belly of the beast" meaning caught in between the pressures of the rap game and reality. Lil wayne is talking about calling up Tupac to see how he's doing while the media is claiming that Tupac is dead. to me this means that Tupac didn't want to be a part of the rap game anymore, so he faked his death.

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