I Hate You B. Tch/Z-Ro Analysis

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I hate you b*tch/Z-Ro
In this song Z-Ro describes how he hates the girl he used to love. He loved her so much, but he was suspecting she was cheating. This may relate with Raymond and his Mistress. In the story Raymond heard that his Mistress cheated on him, that’s why Raymond hate her soo much and beat her. We can clearly see in the song “I had no problem being faithful, I loved you so much I hate you Because you left me, when I needed you the most So now a bitch, is how I rate you”
Big Pimpin’/Jay-Z
This song describes how JayZ makes love with women and then leaves them. He says that he does not need a women in his life, but only have sex with them. He prefers to die rather than get married. he says that he keeps the girls until “I
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Raymond always said that he beat up her but not much, only “playing.” In this song Rihanna is crying and saying that he is always beating her up, but she does not care because she loves him too much. So this way, she lets herself get beat up. Even though her Mistress maybe did not love raymond so much, she might have been scared of him, that's why she never left him. Raymond says she was using him but actually the money Raymond gave her was very little.
Someday/ Flypside
I think this would be one of the favorite song of Raymond. Raymond didn’t care about authority and his business was illegal. He would fight everyone that is trying to stop his business and take his money away. This song represents that Raymond is not afraid to die because someday he will lose everything so it’s the same for Raymond to die now or later. fuck da police? N.W.A
Even though this song is about racism I believe that Raymond will still love to listen to it. He hates the police, always getting in his business. What he does for a living is being a pimp, and this is highly illegal. Raymond does not see it as a bad thing so he hates the police for trying to stop his business and him making

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