Probably referred to drug abuse over the long period of time, up to the point when there is no longer a feeling of trip itself. Beyond the layer of reality where you still can feel insane.

This is also a metaphorical representation of the absurdity of life. Life is so ridiculous and void of reason that it’s like a bad trip.

He’s regretting taking this drug. Bad trips can make you feel this way constantly (on and on)

This sounds like the drug or the devil speaking to him – another voice inside his head. “You took these drugs, now get ready for the punishment.”

idk ride....

BLACK DICE

The first verse of “Black Dice” presents the listener with a grandiose, Satanic metaphor, not unlike those of the Bible’s Revelation, the prophecy of the world’s end. Ride’s narrator, as we come to understand, has the very same power as the creators described in Revelation—he possesses the implements to, at a moment’s notice, end the world.

A regular upright pentagram represents the “five wounds” of Christ: feet, hands, and chest. Flipping a pentagram would turn it into a sigil of evil. This implies that he purposely causes disruption and does so effortlessly, like changing the orientation of a cross on a wall.

Additionally, in the Lesser Ritual of the Pentagram, the forefinger is the instrument used to draw pentagrams in the air.

A regular upright pentagram represents the “five wounds” of Christ: feet, hands, and chest. Flipping a pentagram would turn it into a sigil of evil. This implies that he purposely causes disruption and does so effortlessly, like changing the orientation of a cross on a wall.

Additionally, in the Lesser Ritual of the Pentagram, the forefinger is the instrument used to draw pentagrams in the air.

I got some ♥♥♥♥ to say, just for the ♥♥♥♥ of it Them thangs, them thangs, don't even ask me

This hook, accompanied by a cheering audience, is in a meta way referring to Death Grips lyrics and how they don’t have any meaning: “Some ♥♥♥♥ to say, just for the ♥♥♥♥ of it.” But the next line immediately debunks that line, implying that they have some meaning but will never reveal it: “Them things, them things, don’t even ask me.”