Dipset Anthem - Intellectual

Santana applauds Cam'ron for being made Vice President of Roc-A-Fella records. Ironically, this was the beginning of Jay-Z’s notorious beef with Cam'ron.

Juelz loves his guns. Specifically his .357 magnum, which some people refer to by its nickname: Trey (3) Pound. Santana is claiming he saw his enemies encroaching on his block, and so he ran over to deal with them with his trusty .357 and started shooting at them. He’s protecting his block.

This line was used in the chorus of Juelz Santana’s “Okay Okay.” Though the song was on Santana’s debut studio album (released later in the same year), it originally appeared on his breakthrough mixtape Final Destination in late 2002.

Cam can’t help but “keep the birds talking” with his activity. A likely reference (at least in spirit) to Biggie’s “Unbelievable.”

Camron likes to cum in girls mouths when they are sucking his dick (so do I 😂) but is saying it’s disgusting that after they swallow his cum, the girls go home and give their husbands kisses on their lips with his cum residues still on there from earlier. Trifling hoes! They suck a good dick though!

Cam is shooting at will, so take cover:

This is also a reference to the rapper Buckshot, who is on the Duck Down record label from New York.

Shout out for Shyne, who at the time was still serving his prison sentence for trying to defend himself, Diddy the dick sucker and kid toucher, and J Lo. He pulled his gun out and fired at a man who was drawing his weapon out to shoot at them. Diddy lied and got Shyne the worst lawyer around so he would get in trouble instead of Kid Diddler/J Lo

He is referring to him staying in his home with his hand on a gun.

Harlem residents show they have money, will take your woman, and then look at you and ask you what you’re going to do about it.

A reference to 2Pac’s “Death Around the Corner”:

I see death around the corner, gotta stay high while I survive / In the city where the skinny niggas die

The cocaine shipment has arrived.

The first two lines of this song are an interpolation of the opening of Biggie’s “Niggas Bleed”:

Today’s agenda, got the suitcase up in the Sentra
Go to room 112, tell them Blanco sent ya

Juelz loves getting his dick sucked by girls with fat asses and big hips. Big boobs too. She has sandals on also. While he gets a blowjob, he’s watching one of his favorite movies-Shaft, and counting up his drug money. Who doesn’t like a woman sucking on their penis while they watch good movies and count money?

The Heatmakerz produced most the beats for Diplomatic Immunity, including this track.

cam sell(flip) cocaine (birds) & girls be sucking his dick
Chick and Birds are also winged animal

A meme for Dipset rappers is leave to NYC–and go to places like Ohio–to set up shop

This line obviously refers to Wyclef’s hit, “Gone Till November”

“Gangsta Music” is the original name of this track.

Soldier Field, where the Chicago Bears play, is near the south side of Chicago. Cam' wants a Chi-town girl to give him head until he has throw his hands up in the air, like a referee does after the Bears score a touchdown.

A “bust-down” is a derogatory word for a woman, similar to calling her a “ho” or “skank.”

Santana combines the idiom “No way, Jose” with the names of Spanish soccer star Jose Camacho and late Puerto Rican boxer Hector “Macho” Camacho.

This is probably an allusion to this line from “Mind Playing Tricks On Me” by the Geto Boys.

Once the bullets fire out of the Tec Nine, your chest will cave in at first, then open like a taco