It aint trickin if you got it?

Answer 1

In common usage, a trick is an act of deception. A prostitute may "turn tricks", receiving money for false affection. "Trick" may refer to a woman who appears to be more sexually promiscuous than she actually is. In this sense, she is tricking the man into thinking he will be successful at a sexual encounter. This brings us to the phrase in question. When a man spends lavishly on a woman, he is said to be "tricking". Since most men cannot afford to spend lavishly on women, this amounts to putting on a show (ie. an act of deception). However, if one is actually rich, then it is not a show. Thus, if you've got IT (ie. money), it is not a show. Or more simply, "it ain't trickin' if you got it"!

Answer 2

For thousands of years, many have wondered if, truely, "It ain't trickin if you got it." scientists have tried for time and time again to see if there is some way to determine whether or not it ain't trickin, if you do in fact got it. However, the attempts at finding the answer were inconclusive because the scientist's lack of swagga and street cred. In recent days however, the best and brightest minds, Lil' Wayne and TI, have made a ground breaking discovery. Now, the world can rest easy knowing the truth. Truely, it ain't trickin if, in fact, you got it.