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In TPAB Uncle Sam represents Americas capitalism in the outro of For Free? She says "I'ma get my Uncle Sam to fuck you up
You ain't no king" and in Weslesy Theory he says
"Forty acres and a mule, a piano, a guitar?
Anythin', see, my name is Uncle Sam, I'm your dog
Motherfucker, you can live at the mall"

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40 acres and a mule represents the economic relationship between Black people and The Government in the song Weslesys Theory it states "What you want you? A house or a car?
Forty acres and a mule, a piano, a guitar?
Anythin', see, my name is Uncle Sam, I'm your dog
Motherfucker, you can live at the mall" This shows how the money is going right back in their pockets

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The walls represent the walls of a womans vagina as it in the lyrics it says She just wanna close her eyes and sway
With you, with you, with you (Ah, come on)
Exercise her right to work it out
It's true, it's true, it's true
Shout out to the birthday girls
Say hey (Hey), say hey (Hey, ah, girl)
Everyone deserves a night to play (Play)
She plays, only when you tell her no

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Yams in the song King Kunta represents the power that be in the song it says "When you got the yams(What's the yams) The yam is the power that be
You can smell it when I'm walkin' down the street" This lyric says explcitly is the power that be

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Kunta Kinte shows black empowerment providing an oxymoron for title of the song "King Kunta" Because he has King in his name but is also a slave