Song meaning of Business by Tony Boy (Ft. Kid Yugi)

Ah, the song "Business" by Tony Boy featuring Kid Yugi. Let me break it down for you with my witty interpretation. Tony Boy starts off dreaming about the end of the world while seeing the heavens catching fire. Wow, Tony, you must have some wild dreams! But wait, he's got his head wrapped up in the business. From park benches to magazines, Tony is all about that hustle. He's got pieces with the magazines and some unseen drugs in his pocket. Talk about being prepared for any situation! And there's this persistent girl who just can't resist Tony's charm, but Tony knows there's a higher power up there watching over him. Meanwhile, everyone else is sitting on the bench while Tony is out there scoring goals and making the coach complain. He's always been himself, unlike these other rappers who are too busy calculating their sneaker brands. But hey, Tony, how are you gonna put those kicks on stilts? Tony used to call this girl green, but now she's purple. He called her "bro" before, but now she's just a disappointment. But Tony, amidst all the chaos, he's taking her away. Such a romantic, Tony. And then Kid Yugi jumps in, talking about rats dancing when they're alone and dying when the cat returns. That's some deep stuff, Yugi! He used to pack things in black bags that were worth a hundred times more than your contract. Money hungry, I like it! But hey, Yugi just wants ten times more because one gram covers the grocery bill, but twenty kilos can buy a car. Now that's some economic management skills right there! And if Yugi improves the game, he wants a juicy reward. Don't mess with Yugi, he's a pit bull when he's alone or in a pack. He defends others, don't expect someone else to defend him. Yugi's calmest friend almost committed murder, wow, that's a real ride or die friendship. Yugi doesn't do sneak dissing, so if you're feeling attacked, it's probably just your trust issues. Yugi barely considers you a man, so don't even think about being his enemy. And of course, we can't forget the catchy chorus where Tony Boy sings about being immersed in the business from the park benches to the magazines. I guess that's how dreams of the world ending turn into catchy tunes about the hustle. Keep doing your thing, Tony Boy!