LIL DICKY GETS REAL! "Russell Westbrook On a Farm" (REACTION) 

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You missed a crucial point Scru. "That’s at least what I thought/'Til I clawed and scratched the pen 'til I saw a line draw/Then I could've let bygones be bygones/But I really wanted to rhyme till my line drawn." As in it started as you think of him but the moment he sank himself into the craft he fell in love with hip-hop and realized he discovered his true lifelong passion. At that time he was "Russel Westbrook on a farm" picked up a ball just for fun and the second he heard that first swish, realised that he had truly found himself and what he truly loves.

bro the entire point of the song is talking about how he started ironically and then literally found himself in hiphop. he THOUGHT he wanted to do comedy but discovered his true calling in rap. idk where you got that he "doesnt care about the culture" but thats like the complete opposite of reality

Scru he was talking on this song about how he became committed to rap and had found that his true self was hip hop. People including yourself always preach it’s never too late to chase your dreams, and that’s exactly what he’s saying. He stumbled upon hip hop late but became invested. He is a comedian sure but he’s also a technically sound rapper that has way more creative ability than I’d say like 85% of rappers and 99% of today’s artists. He’s more than just a vulture culture and genuinely makes some of the most creative visioned art in this genre. I’m not saying you have to love the art he makes because at the end of the day it’s obviously subjective and he has a niche market and lane he works in, but he found hip hop late and became invested there’s no denying that. No hate all love over here for you Scru.

Been listening to your reactions for years Scru and I’m happy for your channel’s success. With that being said, this reaction comes across as very closed-minded and it really didn’t feel like you ever gave the message of the song a chance to breathe, suffocating it with your own rhetoric. I would love to see another reaction to this song with a little more listening because, I’m gonna keep it real, this reaction is not it and does not feel like the open-minded song breakdown guru that I love listening to.

I'm not a big Lil Dicky fan but I've been watching your videos for awhile now. This is a miss from you. You're picking the lines that seem to align with how you think of him without listening to the full meaning behind it. I don't understand why you get upset at being called a "RU-vid rapper" but then "painting Dicky in a box" like another comment mentioned. He DID originally want to use it as a stepping stone and then fell in love with hip hop culture and decided to dedicate himself to it. You cam into it with preconceptions and missed all the important parts about him addressing his newfound passion for rap.

Lil Dicky has always said that he never NEEDED rap. The fact that he stuck with it, to me, shows more commitment to the art of rap than someone who’s rapping because it’s either this blows up or I’m never getting out the hood.

Lol you heard exactly what you wanted to hear my guy. The Russell Westbrook metaphor went right over your head.

I'm not a dickey fan per say but based on the last part talking about Russell Westbrook I'm pretty sure he's he's saying that he wasn't committed before but he found out who he really is when he really got to know hip hop And now he's committed. He couldn't have been committed before because he was on a farm, no hoop(rap) in sight. He wasn't exposed to it yet once he got exposed to it and loved it it became a commitment. Can't love something you arnt exposed to or don't know, until you do.

I think the Westbrook metaphor is also about maybe Dicky didn't even know this path was available, but because he is who he is once he found it he became who he was supposed to be no matter what the background was; he was always meant to be a rapper, he just didn't know it.

The Russ metaphor isn't about how he's naturally talented and ran with it, it's about how he didn't even realize it was an option until he discovered it and fell in love with it and grew his talent because he fell in love with it

I get chills at the “found him” part every time. Scru missing the whole point of the song while saying people don’t understand lyrics is hilarious. I was looking forward to your reaction to this so much and you missed the whole point.

Scru saying people don’t listen to lyrics while not listening to what’s being said is crazy

How is it that when people box you in as a RU-vid rapper you get bothered and try to correct that stigma but when Dicky does it and explains why he's not just a funny rapper and how he fell in love with the craft you want to paint him in a box because he wasn't working at it his whole life. THAT'S THE POINT OF THE SONG. He's explaining how he fell in love with hip hop. He LITERALLY has been rapping since a kid and got called up during one of his camps as a kid to rap with 112 (Peaches and Cream, Anywhere, Dance With Me) you cant talk about what he ISN'T when you literally DONT LISTEN to ANY of his songs ESPECIALLY not the ones where he expresses his battle with himself on being a comedian and a rapper because of his passion for rap and how good he is. You can't give Biased one sided takes whenever you're on the same side he's coming from 💯💯💯

Scru… one of the best rappers in the game got into hip hop “ironically” in JID. Does that mean he’s not good/ invested in the culture? Cmon man

You paused at some of the worst times, some of the nastiest pockets, cadences, flow build ups and punchlines. It was a masterpiece and you blundered it with your mind racing around being right about him.

Damn Scru, let him cook for a bit.

SFJ i get what you saying but you seemed to have completely misunderstood what LD was trying to get at. He basically said he stumbled into rap unintentionally but grew to appreciate & love it once he started realizing it's actually something he likes & has a natural talent for so now he trying to commit to it more. Love your reactions, let's get you to 1mil💯

The metaphor is that lil dicky was born to rap but what if he never picked up a pen. His example is what if Westbrook never touched a basketball.

Scru: "I was a million percent right about what I thought" Also Scru: 0 percent right about what he thought. It just feels like you took a stance and got stuck in it, and completely missed the message of the entire song. Like so many others have said in the comments here, the point isn't that he thinks rap is a joke but wants to be taken seriously. The point is that He didn't know rap was an option. He grew up white, well off, suburban, with a business major(?) and thought that was his path. He chose comedy as a way to be creative and break out of that mold, and in the process found rap. The rap game and penmanship and rhyming is his true calling, it's how he found himself and how he found his passion, and if he didn't stumble into it ironically he wouldn't have even known it was a possibility. He came in late by your standards and the old heads, but at the end of the day he loves and imbues himself within rap, and uses comedy to reach his audience because that's what he knows. The whole Russle Westbrook comparison just seems to go over your head here. Much love and respect Scru I've been a viewer since the basement days, but you gotta get out of this pocket you've rooted yourself into regarding Dicky "not being committed to the culture"

Lil Dicky - Harrison Ave shows off his storytelling abilities really well. He put out the video for that a few days ago.

I think he mad that a guy he thinks is just dipping his toes in rap is still better than him when he’s been invested his whole life😂

Yo you need to stop questioning this man's dedication. I promise you hes more dedicated to rap than most of your favorite rappers. You are completely interpreting what hes saying to fit your narrative that hes using the industy . What he was saying he was not expecting to be this good and he surprised himself. Dudes literally got half of raps greats behind him. They don't question him why are you? It's a shame that you letting his skin color bother you that much

Even I didn't care about the culture, until I started caring about the culture. One can stumble upon it in many ways. I think what matters is what you bring to it after you found it. May be a will to share it with a fanbase. May be starting to craft your skills and use them to explore new avenues. Big hug from Italy 🙏🏼

Holy shit, your reactions make it really hard to not be a hater.

Run that song back Scru😂 Lick Dicky is a lyrical monster who stumbled into rap and stays in his own lane respectively. He needs to make more songs like this, Truman, etc imo, but he said himself he wants to be a TV/Filmmaker, so rap has taken a backseat.

Lil Dickie’s progression in rap comes across like a dude who fell in love with his friend with benefits. Which is sort of an analogy he made in the song. You might not respect the story but you can’t deny the love. His transparency in his songs is true to the culture by purist standards imo.🤷🏾‍♂️

Someone should not have to grow up in a culture to be able to succeed and be liked in it. Holding someone to a standard based on how they come up and not where they are now makes it hard for people to change lanes in life. Just a weird stance to take

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I don’t see the problem in not being apart of the “Culture” if you can rap then rap

“That’s hard!” “He ain’t committed to the culture” “That’s a bar! But he ain’t cultured”

Lil Dicky isn’t making a joke out of hip hop he just happens to be a comedian who’s doing this music

I come from the blues world. If I learned anything from blues, it would be that the "culture" is not as important as the emotion and message in each song. Their deepest song is always the closest to the REAL them as you will ever see

I respect your viewpoint, I dont think he was making jokes ABOUT rap. he was making jokes about himself as a comedian that could rap. you're 100% right that he cam in not with the intentions of being a rapper. and with your background i respect you as someone that "knew rap before they knew english" but the same way you still use and respect english, he "knew comedy before rap" and in the same sense he should be able to use and should respect rap. wont ask you to dm him to be his friend but that should be something you can look past

For someone who always defends anime or even character rap from people who call it "parody rap" and don't take them serious or see there skill and love for what it really is you're really digging into Dicky. But this is just my opinion and I'm still rocking with you. Almost at a Mil man lets get you there!!!!!

The antagonist and Truman show has to be your next lil dicky reaction! Fire tracks! 🔥🔥

People really be mad that someone who's good at rapping, isn't wholly invested in the rap culture lol. I've never seen anyone from other areas that require a certain talent get mad at someone who comes into that same area and started to dominate even though they only did it as a hobby. Who gives a shit. Rap is about rap. The flow, the storytelling ability, the lyrical proficiency.. It doesnt matter if they grew up trapping on the strets, hustling, going to underground rap battles.

i honestly don’t think you understand this song bro🙏🏻 better luck next time!

Lil Dicky NEVER started rap "to make fun of rap" he utilized rap as a medium for comedy. Those are 2 very different things. For example, Weird Al isn't making fun of MJ or Pop music when he made "I'm Fat." What he did was make a funny song to the same beat.

It was so weird how he said that he basically said how devoted he was to hip hop and the craft and that he literally couldn't imagine his life if he hadn't stumbled upon it shortly after you just said the same thing about yourself... but you completely talked around it and ignored it. Wild.

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I still don't think he used rap to get famous in order to do comedy. What he really means is he found a talent that he had, besides comedy, and decided to pursue it first. Being able to do his show Dave and being a comedian is just the cherry on top for him. He was pretty famous years before Dave even came out, and he was still dropping a lot of music at the time even after he got notoriety. I think he accidentally fell in love with being a rapper when he had no idea that's what he'd do. It kind of just happened.

dude left a comfortable life to pursue not just music, but a genre that had every single odd against him. if that isn't commitment idk wtf is bro.

thing with Lil Dicky is, he may not have came into hiphop with the utmost respect, but he definitely developed that respect once he was in the game of hiphop. People learn and people change, so someones intentions when they started may not be the same as they are now

much like how we as fans can see what we want, you are kind of being the same way with seeing this track the way you want to, and by extension, Dicky's whole career. he's telling a story about how he started something without being fully committed to it, then fell in love with that exact thing. i think that's a message we can all relate to, scru.

This video is hella funny , you can see Scru going through the stages of loving Dicky and also being like , you didnt wanna do this youre just good at this lol . Its OK man , we can just like dicky

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Professional rapper with snoop is fire too

I can’t lie you’re hating on this guy for no reason. Maybe you feel attacked personally because his journey differs to yours but you can’t gate keep a culture from someone who literally is helping to fuel it in someway. Not to mention may be doing in a different way in turn broadening the boundaries of that culture. Not your best take imo Scru. Big up the videos none the less!

About 7 years late 😂 fire reaction 🔥

why does it always have to be about the “culture”? brother just listen to the song please. After that you go on a rant about people not listening to the lyrics. (you looked at the whole song from a wrong perspective) not trying to hate or cause anything, i just think this ‘respect the culture and taking everything dave says so sensitive’ is very unprofessional from you. not the greatest reaction but we keep going keep up the work bro

He also went into more of this on Professional Rapper which was a few years after this song to get how he felt about the same exact thing you're talking about Scru. The alignment with the culture vs just rapping

I normally like your videos, but the fact that you dislike someone just because of how they found their passion is honestly appalling to me, he tries to prove himself in rapping and people like you will never accept him because of something so trivial

I think the split in thinking is what the culture is and I think Dicky, not only here but in the song Professional Rapper with Snoop, is that the culture wouldn't even let ppl like him in it. He has to be THAT good to get ppl to vibe and the people missing out on the culture are those he can bring in.

Antagonist

Soo glad you reacted to this, his hardest song for sure

how can you sleep ft game…. gotta be next

I think you have an understandable stance. But I don't think a fair one. His love for rap has grown true and deep, and it reflects in his skill. Is rap more yours than his because he didn't grow up in it?

Normally I rock with you scru but on this you're EXTREMELY wrong. You can't cut off the lyrics mid line when he's explaining something and say "he's saying what I said" because he's not. He's expressing that AT FIRST he didn't think he'd ever get big on it. But IF YOU LISTEN like you're trying to say people are not, then you'd understand he's saying before he realized he was good he didn't want to do it but focus on his craft training and developing a love for the culture and became invested. People's issues with you in regards to Lil Dicky is you brush over him with what you think he should do when other artists you listen to have done similar things in reverse. Someone ORIGINALLY INTENDING to do something doesn't mean that they're a bad person, univested, or don't care about the culture. You can't cut lyrics off midway thinking you were able to fully get the gist. LISTEN TO THE LYRICS FULLY. Idgaf if you pause or not but pay attention bruh.

I have been waiting since the basement days for this. Love your honesty, maybe check out professional rapper next.

He didnt feel it! He thought it was a bad, BAD! Culteral approprial thing! YOU! Listen! You are WRONG! He is surburban and white! Watch his series! He is, like you said, honest... Surburban and white! Thats why his talent was hidden and used for something else.

Lil Dicky is saying that he didn’t think music would be his thing - but then he tried it and now it’s his goal to be one of the greats. So even tho you were right what you’re missing is that NOW it’s his love and his passion to be better than everyone

7:42 I've seen most reactions to this song and ur the only one to get offended by it 😂😂

I don’t see how he isn’t committed he mastered his craft and also his show is about hip hop so even when he’s not rapping he’s promoting the culture

I’ve never seen someone so confident while being so off the mark. I like Scru and I like Lil Dicky. I feel he’s hiding behind the word culture and the ambiguity behind it. I just find it distasteful that he’s brushing his commitment and dedicated to hip hop because of a few bars. Letting them dictate his perception from that point.I can’t speak too much on his personal life, but Dicky probably wasn’t surrounded with hip hop as much as Scru and other typical hip hop artist which is probably true. Doesn’t mean he didn’t find his place within it once he did discover that part of him. Yes he’s comical but that doesn’t mean he’s making a joke of hip hop either. He’s just expressing himself as he is which is what any art form should be about. I don’t think you can be as good as dicky without working and studying hip hop and you can’t dedicate that much commitment without a certain level of passion and love. Just because it isn’t expressed the typical way doesn’t mean the love for the culture isn’t there. It isn’t just hip hop, people sometimes take longer to others to find what they were meant to do in life. Just because they haven’t known since they were young doesn’t discredit they’re life/career there.I hope Scru reacts to more and realize more where Dicky is with all this. Love for both Scru and Dicky, Dicky is Westbrook on a Farm no doubt about it. He was meant for it.

If you want another one of Lil Dicky's rappin rappin songs you should check out 'The Antagonist.' He gives a more in depth explanation about what brought him to rap and how it changed his point of view.

scru, this is the first time i’ve ever seen you miss the mark completely. you had this built up narrative in your head and ran with it throughout the video. you were not a million percent right. this song is explaining how dicky realizes how his love for rap grew exponentially as he started to become better and better, and how despite having a life made out for him already with a college degree and everything, chose to go the hip hop route because IT WAS HIS CALLING. the whole culture thing from an outsiders standpoint could theoretically make sense why u would get that impression, but listening to this song you should have realized that dicky was explaining that it evolved into his true passion and love for the art of hip hop. The russel westbrook analogy was fantastic in that he didn’t compare himself to the goats of lebron or kobe, but someone who is considered great at what they do and is nothing to dismiss in the game. and the idea of westbrook stumbling upon basketball and grinding his way to become recognized is exactly what dicky did. all in all you are too hung up on the preconceived perceptions you have of dicky to allow yourself to see the actual meaning of this song. sorry scru but it actually left a bad taste in my mouth you missed the mark, all love tho and keep grinding u still my fav reactor fr.

Best thing he ever wrote

You completely missed the "Found him" for the found himself in the Westbrook analogy. Then also "That’s at least what I thought/'Til I clawed and scratched the pen 'til I saw a line draw/Then I could've let bygones be bygones/But I really wanted to rhyme till my line drawn." YOU missed the entire point of the song because you were too busy hating on him pausing on these exact lines. Like, i love you Scru, but every single comment here makes it clear you missed this one. Someone can stumble into rap and fall in love with it and that's what Dicky did.

I am so happy Lil Dicky is back to wrapping outside of his show. I know that’s really the soundtrack for his show. The new album that dropped in all but that’s a lot of good music. I haven’t heard anything from Lil Dicky in years.

Lil Dicky does have some punches that are heat. Like BARS bars. It's just the Lil-Dickyisms and the way his voice sounds that make him a bad rapper for me. Like why you making 5th grader jokes as a whole adult?

you should 100% do Make Belief by LD, he snaps on that too

Scru I love you but just say what you really mean man. You just don't like him. You dont like him because he didn't choose hip hop first. Even though that argument is completely nonsensical because unless you're documented like someone like Mac Miller or Eminem whom weve either heard or seen actual documentation or people say as early as a child has wanted to become a rapper or hip hop artist, you WOULDNT choose hip hop first. Every young kid when first asked what they want to do when they grow up is always going to choose the tried and true answers and none of those are even close to "I'm going to be a rapper". So what you're really saying is "I don't like him because he didn't choose rap as his first love or his profession" which means YOU aren't part of the culture nor 99% of rappers ever since likely your first answers to that question WASNT rap. So what are we saying here? That just because he didn't choose rap as a teenager like most rappers pivot towards and away from things like drug dealing or a shifty job or to escape an abusive relationship or household that THAT Is what makes someone like him less cultured and yet he's able to out rap 90% of all rapper ever? That because he left a really good desk job and a pretty comfortable life to do it means hes worth less in the hip hop world than X person who you DO think is cultured? What are we saying here? I absolutely hate the notion that a rapper isn't "a part of the culture" or "cultured enough" because either they aren't black enough, weren't poor enough, don't speak right, aren't this or that. Those reasons have less to do with whether someone is cultured enough and more to do purely with someone's disdain towards someone personally. Whether that be jealousy, hate, anger, or any other virility one could have for another person's ability or perceived commitment to anything. At the end of the day he DID choose hiphop and ever since hasn't swayed in his commitment with it not one bit.

6:20 this rant about fans not listening when he’s listened to one bar that confirms his thoughts and not the other dozen bars that give context to the sentiment, that the real fans were probably trying to explain .

I dont understand why dicky not planning to be a rapper, is a negative. He still putting in the work to drop great content. Shouldnt take away from his ability. I just dont understand the hate. I understand his humor to subjective but again, thats either for you or it aint.

I was waiting on this one

@ScruFaceJeanOfficial you need to react to Lil Dicky's Molly and Professional Rapper.

One of my favorites from LD.

Scru, your perception on "culture" is so skewed. Music is music. Just because you have to "work a lot harder" in your mind, shouldn't mean you should hate on someone for their upbringing in the music culture. Plus, Dicky is so dope because he doesn't need to talk about "guns or violence" to make a track. He keeps it real. As a human we just gotta appreciate talent when its stumbled upon. Hate does nothing but give you negative vibes. Love only. Love is a lifestyle.

Im happy youre someone who can learn to appreciate artists you dont fuck wit really. Nice to see people who are willing to step outside that comfort zone and something ive always appreciated about your channel!

If you doing artists you weren't really into, maybe you should dig into some old Logic tracks, under pressure reaction anyone??

You’re sounding a little like Lord Jamar when he was salty about Eminem. The beautiful thing about rap (poetry in music) is that anyone can catch the bug and can become great at it. Just because they aren’t from the streets or didn’t grow up around hip hop but found it later in life doesn’t make them invalid to the culture. Dicky talks about the culture and his appreciation and love for it all the time. He is a huge fan and has been since he was a kid. Just because he has a different way of thinking and didn’t grow up in the streets and because he doesn’t want to be fake doesn’t make him any less dedicated to it. Drake didn’t grow up in the streets, he isn’t a hard, forged in fire gang banger who made it but he sure does rap like he is though and that’s phony as hell. I like Drake but he’s phony when it comes to him always talking about popping off and killing his “ops” and shit. Dicky talked about sneaking NWA and wu tang when he was a kid and always loved rap and the culture but never thought he could do it or be good at it and one day he was just goofing around and made up a funny rap song but never thought it would be anything it was just for fun because HE LOVES RAP, he didn’t make a funny country song, and then he got good feedback on it and he started to think maybe he actually could be good at this thing he loves and so he started to put his heart and soul into it. But because he is corny and white and soft he knows he will never be one of the greats so he has leveraged his rap into other things but plenty of people do that, ICE T, ICE CUBE, 50 cent, and the list goes on. So to say you don’t like him because his dedication to the culture isn’t there is corny on your part. Still love you though lol. Just saying I think you’re wrong on your reasoning. Now you can not like him because of his style all day long but the other stuff is just looking at it the wrong way and not knowing the full story.

you keep patting yourself on the back for being right about LD, while repeating the lyrics and incorrectly explaining how they prove you right😂😂😂 jesus christ

He is telling us his story though the Ruusel Westbrooke metaphore. How id Westbrook grew up on a farm, baskeball wouldn't even have been on his list. But then he started playing for fun, got really good and became passionate about it. In the end thinking back on how his life would have been if he had stayed at the farm. Yes, Lil'Dicky started rapping as a joke, but it grew in to a passion. Life is like that for most people. You start out on one path, but life pushes you in another direction than you had planned and you find something you never ever thought of in the first place.

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It’s honestly painful watching you consistently mentioning how “He’s not about the culture. He didn’t choose this. I’m right, you guys don’t listen to the lyrics.” While the lyrics literally go over your head.

Lowkey Let me down wit this one Scru NGL

Screw, I have the upmost respect for you, and most of your hip-hop opinions, but I sincerely believe that you would not have the same view of him if he was black, and this is part of the issue, people wonder why a lot of artists that aren't black feel they have to overcompensate, this is why, because they feel they're never going to be accepted unless they do those things, unless they are super involved in everything, when there are a lot of those of your own race that aren't super committed, let's be completely honest. He's opening himself up, he's speaking, honestly, and yet he's still facing criticism, it's kind of sad to witness. This makes me think would you feel the same way if the artist was native American, Polynesian, Korean, something like that, part of me thinks that you would.

The simple fact that just the simple fact that he wanted to be a comedian and ended up doing music just makes him not like able? How many mfs come into the music business and end up doing other shit. Lebron played football and ended up doing basketball. So f*** it hrs saying basketball is a joke too then huh?

You sound hella ignorant on the whole message. He’s saying he never knew rap was an option because he didn’t grow with the culture. He wanted to be a comedian but realized he’s good at rapping. He wants people to take him serious in the industry. You’re just a RU-vid rapper, let’s not act like you’re part of the industry.

So focused on Gatekeeping and colour guarding the "Culture" you can't give the man his flowers. Bit sad.

Biggest hater on RU-vid... dude you didn't even react to the song.. all you did was criticize him.. and you telling us to listen.. what a hypocrite

I'm typing this half way through the reaction so the epiphany may come later but the fact that Dicky didn't intend for this is what this track is all about. Russ didn't want to play ball, he wanted to work the farm. He accidentally found his gift.

Scru that’s like people saying ah I don’t watch scru cuz he don’t committed to the culture of RU-vid he a rapper using being a RU-vidr as a stepping stone liek you can be both a rapper and a RU-vidr just like how you can be a rapper and a comedian

Gonna be honest. This felt a little gatekeepy to me. He has never been about the 'culture'. He is a Jewish guy with multiple degrees and had a 6 figure job before he even started his music. You expect him to act like he is from the streets and the only way to survive is to rap or die?

Bro get out of ur feelings. He said he used rap to start drama..agreed. He discovered and found an appreciation that he didn't have in the beginning. People chastise him because he didn't honor rap as an art from the very beginning...how many things that u love now did u have to grow to appreciate..also, it's a lie if u think all other rappers are purist and respect hip hop/rap as true art...over 60% see it as a check

This vid is such a big miss its crazy, not even letting a full rhyme scheme fly. Never seen someone so miss the point of the song, most I see is people who mistake the Russ analogy for being his real backstory. 6:32 no way, how did you say this unironically?

You literally took his words and made them into something else to fit your idea of him. Real convenient. Considering you missed the entire point. Its ok Scru were all wrong sometimes. We all dont get on YT and gatekeep ppl and misuse their words to support our beliefs.

scru ily but, you are just assuming views without finishing even the verse, he chose rap because of the culture and the commitment to do it differently with bars and actual elite rapping skills while still having his own lane and style “comedy” in it. it is actually this exact reason and thinking of the public that made him do records speaking about this stuff in professional rapper with snoop he touches more on this specific perspective

It’s honestly super frustrating watching him not understand what Dicky’s really saying