They Say That White Phantom Look So cocaine…What Does This Mean?
Question by UrLov3: They say that white phantom look so cocaine…What does this mean?
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Answer by RetroRay
I first heard the quote in a Hip Hop cut titled, “Addiction (Remix),” by Ryan Leslie featuring Fabolous and Cassie. [For the full cut please see:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8QBMteT_os
For Fab’s contribution check out the tape at 2:47 forward]
Fab flows in with these lyrics:
“Now lemme find out i got you Amy Wined out
I get em hooked like i threw a fishing line out
My white girl keep me federlined out
Im too G so i stay gucci signed out (gucci)
And i get so much attention
They sit and talk about me like intervention
THEY SAY THAT WHITE PHANTOM LOOK SO COCAINE(emph. add.)
I hop out the suicides lookin’ so Cobaine
And i just Courtney Love when they know your name
They like Loso we already know so damn (damn)
They come back wantin more grams
Right back like Lindsey out the program”
All of the lyrics may be found at:
http://www.lyricsmania.com/print/803007.html
I can only offer these thoughts about what Fab may mean: My hunch is that he is either referring to the “cocaine” white color of the artists in his riff, especially Kurt Cobain and Kevin Federline, or that he is referring to a “white” Rolls Royce Phantom that is a “Fab” short @ $ 350,000+ sometimes called “cocaine white” on the street. Jay Z and Snopp Dogg own white Rolls Royce Phantoms. Please see:
http://www.popcrunch.com/christina-aguilera-own-a-white-rolls-royce-phantom/ and
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-CbuRuGQ2U
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