Figurative Language: Alliteration ("beep-beep"), Hyperbole ("Fresh blow out, skin on tan, ooh, she ready")
Figurative Language: Hyperbole ("A thousand miles")
Figurative Language: Metaphor ("hate that they servin' on a platter"), Alliteration ("dessert or disaster")
Figurative Language: Allusion ("Romeo," "Juliet")
Figurative Language: Metaphor ("You are the thunder, and I am the lightning")
Figurative Language: Onomatopoeia ("Beep Beep," "Toot Toot"), Repetition ("Independent," "Athletic," "sweatin'," "Doin' calisthenics")
Figurative Language: Hyperbole ("my hips don't lie")
Beep-beep, is that my bestie in a Tessie? Fresh blow out, skin on tan, ooh, she ready"
Alliteration: The repetition of the "b" sound in "beep-beep" creates a catchy and rhythmic effect.
Hyperbole: The description of the bestie having a "fresh blow out" and "skin on tan" is likely an exaggerated and glamorous depiction.