However, Lil Dicky remains honest with his reality even when he answers the next question about how he paid to start his rap career:īut don’t diss me buddy, I wasn’t one of them younguns up on the block who had nothing to lose For OG rappers like Snoop Dogg, Lil Dicky’s degree means nothing. Off the top of my head, I couldn’t name more than a couple rapper that I know that have a college degree. How you paid to get the rap shit started?” Snoop Dogg was not impressed as he replied, To this, Lil Dicky answers that his undergraduate education was very hard because there was immense parental pressure on him to be successful. One of the first questions Lil Dicky is asked is about what kind of hardships he faced while growing up.
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Since this song is set up like an interview, much of the song is in a question and answer format where Snoop Dogg is trying to figure out whether Lil Dicky is worthy enough to be a full time rapper. In one of his breakout songs, “Professional Rapper”, Lil Dicky creates a song that is really an interview where Lil Dicky is pitching himself to Snoop Dogg on why he should become a professional rapper. On many of his songs, he is making fun of himself for being a nerdy, affluent, Jewish boy. What makes Lil Dicky special is that he embraces who he is and makes the most of it. Needless to say, his unique style has made an attention grabbing artist that is loved by people from all sects of the rap community. After, working as an account manager at an advertising firm for two years while pursuing his rap career on the side, Lil Dicky gave up his 9-5 for the life of being a rap star. David – Lil Dicky – Burd graduated at the top of his class from the University of Richmond with a degree in business administration. Lil Dicky has made a rap career for himself based on making comedic songs. However, Lil Dicky is a rapper who doesn’t really fit into either category very smoothly. Either they are very serious about issues like mental health, racial equality, and social issues or they are “stereotypical” rappers who just rap about sex, money, and drugs. So far, many of the artists I have looked at fall on one of two extremes.
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