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LET'S ARGUE: Lil Dicky Is Too Popular (Patreon)

Published:
2020-06-17 02:12:37
Edited:
2026-06-24 02:17:12
Imported:
2026-06

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Other topics include D'Angelo being one-dimensional, and Anthony's best tooth.

Thank you all for your support and hot takes this month. Hope you enjoy this episode! Sorry about the sort of unorthodox way of sharing it. Got blocked on Youtube because of the "remix" in the end credits, but no need to bow to Youtube in this case.

Update: For anyone having difficulty viewing this through Drive, here is a version on YouTube w/ the credit music swapped: https://youtu.be/SHf0zQnsrN0

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scubaghost

On the topic of pronouns in cover songs, one of my favorite covers ever is Xiu Xiu's take on Fast Car, where it goes the opposite direction of what you might expect and Jamie sings from a female perspective.

ElephantofDoom

Switching to google drive? I guess someone finally started handing out YouTube links

Felix Gervais

I think Lil Dicky shot himself in the foot with his last projects and should have kept going in the same direction he was in on his mixtape. Undeniably technical rapping, multisyllabic rhymes (rhyming Action Bronson in a speedo with Magic Johnson near mosquitoes is 8 deep, not many rappers have ever done that, especially not if the whole thing actually makes a lot of clever sense rather than just random-ass patterns for the sake of rhyming), and an interesting self-deprecating attitude mixed with undeniable ego due to the aforementioned rapping ability. Yeah, the novelty of the comedy songs and the whole "I'm a white middle-class kid rapping" wear off but tracks like Ham, Sky Hooks, The Cypher and the epic closing track are fantastic, and it's sad that Professional Rapper was a dud with a few moments among a heap of filler.

Thom Avella (edited)

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2026-10-27 04:00 who the fuck said miles davis is a bad trumpet player? i just wanna talk. literally top 5 ever
2020-06-17 17:02

Brendan

Just got this comp album for him off of diggers factory. So excited. Sure I may be more inclined to listen to louis Armstrong and I may listen to other lesser known jazz artists a bit but saying he’s bad is laughable. I’d agree with your placement

diego martinez

ok i admit i probably should not have said he was a bad trumpet player, and there are many reasons why miles could be considered one of the greats. but i personally feel the least of these reasons would be his actual trumpet playing. i guess he didn’t need to be a super virtuosic player with stunning technique for the music he was playing; but sometimes his tone is quite grating for me and he noticeably doesn’t keep up with the band. I think this is especially notable in Miles’ first great quintet.

diego martinez

maybe i’m a little too hard on miles though. it seems that with every generation, instrumentalists have crazy higher standards for what makes a good vs great player. I’m not sure if it’s this way for trumpet players and I’d have to ask my colleagues, but it certainly is this way for bass players. Really, every new incoming class of bass players seems to be on a new level of talent and it genuinely scares me lol. but i will say that many of my trumpet playing colleagues (at least my jazz friends) would probably not put miles in their top 20 if we’re strictly talking about total mastery of their instrument. as a jazz MUSICIAN and INNOVATOR and INVENTOR and THINKER, absolutely. without miles, my favorite genre of jazz, jazz fusion, would not exist today as we know it. but talking strictly trumpet playing PROWESS, i’d rather listen to lee morgan or diz

diego martinez

to be fair, i am speaking as a CLASSICAL musician so maybe my opinion is worthless

Matías Pauer

yes, just check out instagram, every one is now fucking shredding on every instrument, thats because of internet every one has acceses to free top level education, i am a drummer and i have Drumeo and it's better for me that going with a teacher

Grego

Come on Anthony, Vince isn't from the bay. He's not even from South Bay. He's from Long Beach and very much claims LA pride all over FM. The radio interludes are morning show legend Big Boy and Real 92.3, which is the most popular hip hop station in LA but also up there with Hot 97 nationally as one of the most well known hip hop stations in the country.

daniel .

I love you fantano

Samuel Baron

If you want an example of bad gender swapping, listen to Santa baby by Michael bublé. Biggest “no homo” ever

Mad Ness

take back what you said about bulbasaur you baldheaded bastard

Jireh Bevel

I need this man to review the new MIKE album Weight of the World.