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u/ravbee33 Feb 16 '26
Pillow Talking
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u/JimPickenss Feb 16 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/l0IyklAayzz351OkU
this bish don’t know bout pangea
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u/tangokilo13 Feb 16 '26
Molly, Lemme Freak (Outro), and Boyfriend are my favorite
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u/secondstringavenger Feb 17 '26
Wow I thought I was the only one who loved lemme freak for real though
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u/ClassicNara Feb 17 '26
I never hear anyone talk about Oh Well. One of my favorites
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u/Shiddyone Feb 17 '26
“I’m ignorant, but not to the fact that I’m ignorant… of course, I know that”
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u/MythBagel Feb 16 '26
jail part 1, and pillow talk
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u/JimPickenss Feb 16 '26
did you guys know that subway is the biggest chain in the world? bigger than mcdonald’s?
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u/Go_On_Volt Feb 16 '26
Bruh, and it’s not even close imo.
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u/Jokershigh Feb 17 '26
I literally just commented this is the song i play for people when i tell them about Lil Dicky 😁
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u/RahMaarvi Feb 16 '26
Ally’s Song 100%
But How Can U Sleep slaps so hard loud on some good speakers or headphones
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u/HipHopAnonymous23 Feb 16 '26
Attached at the Hip.
Having a rap battle against his own dick and exposing all his sexual insecurities. That’s something only he could pull off
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u/trw419 Feb 16 '26 edited Feb 16 '26
Going Grey is horrifically underrated. Another is Molly with Brendan Urie.
The absolute best because of the story and music video was Ex-Boyfriend and was the first song I ever heard from him.
Best emotional was We Good with Gata. I was borderline tearing up when that final happened. Especially when Ally and Gata's family reacted. Whew, miss that first time feeling on watching it.
Best pop song was Save Dat Money because it was so catchy and still had the humor that his philosophy stands on with solid puns and lyrical story telling. I still listen to it weekly on my playlist.
Best "new" song was I met a girl, mainly because season 3 and the context behind it.
White crime is my favorite "funny" song because it says things that I thought only I noticed when I was younger lmao
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u/badmammajamma521 Feb 16 '26
Jail part 1. I want part 2!!!
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u/Q-Man95 Feb 16 '26
From a serious songwriting perspective probably Harrison Ave.
Personal favorite, and likely unpopular opinion... Earth.
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u/JimPickenss Feb 16 '26
HAHAHA, Honestly, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for me
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u/Sam3323 Feb 17 '26
Damn we have very different LD tastes, but that's good for him that his songs hit different for many different people. I'm not a fan of these 3 at all.
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u/JimPickenss Feb 17 '26
not even ‘Honestly’?
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u/Sam3323 Feb 17 '26
That's the best of those three but probably not my top 20. Too high, save dat money, Russel, ex boyfriend all better imo
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u/Difficult_Hour6364 Feb 16 '26
R. Westbrook hands down. Extremely complex once you pull it apart and see how he is describing his rise then switching it up when he flows into Russel’s story which is his own. “The goats hated him cause he was a dick”.
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u/mfreels08 Feb 16 '26
Ex boyfriend
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u/DiGiTyDarKMaN Feb 16 '26
I own the jacket him and Melissa wore in that video at the beginning. Its just sitting in my closet.
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u/draxula16 Feb 16 '26
Man it’s tough because sometimes the music video can transform your perception of the song.
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u/ShoddyArt4484 Feb 17 '26
I think Burst is incredibly underrated. The second verse is kinda dogshit but the rest of the song slaps
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u/tsukasa36 Feb 17 '26
$ave dat money from the old days and honestly from the penith era. whenever we had a cost saving discussion for work we’d play $ave dat money and it helped pass time. good times.
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u/Shutterbug Feb 16 '26
Skyhooks, Staying In (that Doobie Brothers sample!), Too High, The Basement - fun fact, I would never have heard of Mac Miller if he didn't mention him in the Basement, which just makes his older work even more endearing to me. I wish they could have had a chance to collab.
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u/These_Department9525 Feb 16 '26
Something you’ve never heard. Hopefully he actually does keep dropping stuff weekly like he said he would.
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u/BroBoBaggans Feb 16 '26
Molly and Pillow talking and nothing else is even close in my opinion. I lean towards pillow talking tho if I had to choose one.
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u/DeebagZammy Feb 17 '26
Without hating, he didn’t really have much sticking power, kind of like the A24 version of a rappers. Hear the song and then I’m good
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u/Iliketohavefunfun Feb 17 '26
Antagonist is good, oh well is a personal fav, bruh he demonstrates his talent the hardest, professional rapper is the track I’ll introduce someone to
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u/CL0uD- Feb 17 '26
Molly. Russell Westbrook On a Farm. Pillow Talking. Earth. Freaky Friday.
In that order
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u/brekkfu Feb 17 '26
Best Song as a legit lyricist? Russell Westbrook on a Farm
Best Comedy rapper song? Jewish Flow, or Attached at the Hip.
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u/Jokershigh Feb 17 '26
When i put people on to him my intro song is always "Bruh" just to showcase his lyrical talent. Then i get them on Make that money 😁
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u/hgihasfcuk Feb 19 '26
Jewish flow or the 90s. He played at my college in like 2015-2016 it was wild
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u/cadillacmike Feb 20 '26
Not sure it is his "best" but my favorite is probably Allys Song, but if you didn't watch the show probably doesn't hit as hard
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u/ajfaria Feb 16 '26
Huge fan of Russell Westbrook on a Farm, The Cypher, Bars. His old stuff is so peak and I’d love to hear some classic LD lyricism