Wiz Khalifa: Black and Yellow Meaning
Song Released: 2010
Black and Yellow Lyrics
Black and yellow [x4]
Uh huh, you know what it is
Black and yellow [x4]
[Chorus:]
Yeah, uh huh, you know what it is
Everything I do, I do it big
Yeah, uh huh, screaming that's nothing
What I pulled off the...
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#1 top rated interpretation:He sings that everything he owns "from his whip(car) to his diamonds" are black and yellow in representation of Pittsburgh. Black and gold are the colors of the steelers, but also, the Pittsburgh Penguins and Pittsburgh Pirates. And for the person who said "it's his gangs colors," Taylor Gang is also representation of Pittsburgh. The high school he attended there was Taylor Allderdice. Same with fellow alumni artists Girl Talk, Mac Miller, etc. Basically, he's "reppin' his town everywhere he goes."
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#2 top rated interpretation:He's singing about his car (black stripe, yellow paint, them niggas scared of it but them hoes ain't...hit the pedal once make the floor shake...and I got the pedal to the metal...no keys, push to start), yellow diamonds(got a call from my jeweler, this just in...and rocking yellow diamonds), and pittsburgh steelers(in the official music video everyone is waving/holding 'terrible towels' which are rally towels associated with pittsburgh steelers).
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#3 top rated interpretation:It's the car. He made the song right after he got a black and yellow camoro. Plus, the steelers don't push to start with something. And the Pittsburgh thing is too complicated. Whiz sings about cabin fever and homicides. He's not that boring. I mean, who wants to listen to to a song about the steelers? So my point Is, whiz is too cool to do that. He also is cool enough to sing about a black and yellow camaro. The dialogue has no meaning to the steelers, but plenty of meaning towards the fact that it's a car.
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Black and Yellow (Legacy colors) are the symbol of a secretive subculture of Gamers playing The GAME. They are actors, posers, fakers, shills, thugs, bros, Goofies, Hoodwinkers, Tune Squad, Crisis Actors, hustlers, conmen and women. In essence, they are basically Sellouts. Willing to sell their Souls to get paid. It’s a risky lifestyle and BROs (Brotherhood/Best Reasonable Offer) keep the charade hush hush for fear because their contract is binded by blood and death. If their secret is to be revealed, the actor(s) will mysteriously die of an overdose, a fatal accident, or a suicide (mostly by hanging on a doorknob/symbolic to keep you silent).
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Because black peoples often have yellow fever.
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Its about the life of a humble bee. Its in the back of the Koran and he is Muslim..
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Are you all stupid its about the Iowa Hawkeyes just think about remember when they were ranked number 2 in D1 college football.
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It talks about both a car and he mentions something saying a game they fear it but the pros ain't
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Its his interpretation of fame and game,yellow diamond black men stuntin...then his car and everything just add to the appeal go big or go home
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It's about his fucking car.
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Hahahahahaaa I think yuhall are hilarious!! I'm not making fun, I seriously enjoyed reading all the "interpretations".....and who ever said the thing about the magnum condoms: YOU ROCK. That had me rolling! LMAO
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This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
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But, if you watch the video they are waving the terrible towel. Listen to the last verse while you're at it.
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This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
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Its about the gold he wears, his car and group he hangs with. Lision and watch you all will get what he is singing about.
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This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
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This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
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The song is about Taylorgang and it does not talk about the Steelers at all... It is just about how he and his crew are ballers and he even says, "everybody I'm with Taylor", not tailored.
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