"We 'bout cash" can also be referring to "what you're about" what your motivation is, which, as has already been mentioned, is money. And it's Ooooh, shit man, he's connecting this whole thing all together like some sort of mother fucking wordsmith. "Put it all out on the line with," Is from "put it all on the line" which again means to bet everything, but it needed to match a beat so he added "out" which is from "Put it all out there" which means to be fully open and honest. The "with" is going with the lines around it which is kinda all one chunk (that then continues) "And the same ones that I ride with, Be the same ones that I die with Put it all out on the line with," The same ones (people) with whom he rides, are the same ones (people) that he dies with (and are the same ones that he) puts it all on the line with. /If you looking for me you can find Wiz If you are looking for me you can find Wiz If you are looking for me, you will also find Wiz. If you find me you will also find Wiz I'm with Wiz a lot. /reppin for my dogs reppin for my friends repping for my friends fuck this shit. It's like, he's doing the things he does for his friends or something like that. Someone else may have a better grasp on the subtleties of "reppin for my dogs" /We the fam We are the family We are family We are like family (rest of the line) /We the fam and loyalty never change up We are like family and our loyalty to each other will never change.

I'm a native speaker, but I'm super square, so these may be wrong. /And we got it cooking like a one-eyed stove I suspect a "one-eyed stove" is referring to pussy. So he's comparing how they have it cooking to getting a pussy wet. This is reinforces by the next lines, "You can catch me kissing my girl with both eyes closed Perfecting my passion, thanks for asking" /everything rides on Means that you're risking everything. This is from gambling, in which "ride" refers to something being bet, at risk. Hence the phrase, "Let it ride" for continuing to bet after you've won. So if, "everything rides on tonight" Then he's risking everything tonight. If he "wins" everything will be good. If he "loses" he'll lose everything. /we 'bout cash We about cash We are about cash This has two meanings. One is explicit in context, the other is a double-meaning. The whole line is "You used plastic, we 'bout cash" "You used plastic" means you used a credit or debit card, which would imply that he pays with cash. Which implies that he has a reason to opperate in cash, ie, he's dealing drugs or something. The other meaning is one in which "cash" means money in general, which works with other parts of the "song": " Money's the motivation, money's the conversation You on vacation, We gettin paid so We on paycation "