In the, begining of the song, a criminal sounding male forcefully commands the subject of the song to submit, there is obviously a rape, in which the victom in some way or another relishes, and is killed by the criminal's "blade". This is the scene dipicted by the song. The point probably has something to do with how some people are willing to go to extremes to satasfy various needs of compulsions, most usually in situations of personal hardship such as poverty. In my mind, when visualizing this song, the subject is robbed first, ("stick em up mofo, this is a holdup"). The whole "are you ready to come" might deal with a retorical acknoledgment with the fate of the song's subject, or victom...
In the, begining of the song, a criminal sounding male forcefully commands the subject of the song to submit, there is obviously a rape, in which the victom in some way or another relishes, and is killed by the criminal's "blade". This is the scene dipicted by the song. The point probably has something to do with how some people are willing to go to extremes to satasfy various needs of compulsions, most usually in situations of personal hardship such as poverty. In my mind, when visualizing this song, the subject is robbed first, ("stick em up mofo, this is a holdup"). The whole "are you ready to come" might deal with a retorical acknoledgment with the fate of the song's subject, or victom...