Lil Dicky

Released: July 31, 2015

Songwriter: Jean Burd Stewart Burd Lil Dicky

Producer: Lil Dicky

[Dave] (Lil Dicky)
Actually, you know what...

[Jean] (LD's Mom)
I don't, I-I will say one thing. I'd rather you sleep in a hotel downtown than sleep at your friend's house
You need a good night's sleep

[Dave]
Ha, why?"

[Jean]
Well, because you're gonna get up and perform, honey

[Dave]
Yeah, I mean...

[Jean]
You need, you just, I guess I just think you're underestimating...

Stewart: LD's Dad
And not only are you gonna perform, you're gonna perform 3 shows in 4 nights

[Dave]
Yeah

[Jean]
You know, you don't wanna get sick. You don't wanna have a cold, you don't, you know
I'm trying not to be a Jewish mother, here, but I think you're really underestimating this

[Dave]
No, you guys are handling it, I'd say you're playing your role great as the, the Jewish parents of a rapper
I'm curious to hear the conversations that happen between other rappers and their parents, I think these are interesting

[Jean]
What do you mean by that, David?

[Dave]
What do you mean what do I mean by that?

[Jean]
When you say we're handling our role, you think we're being, uh, we're being sarcastic?

[Dave]
No, I-I enjoy it, I think it's funny. I'm just saying, like, I can't imagine, like
Puff Daddy or something talking to his mom and she's telling him, like
'You better get a good night's sleep, you can't catch a cold.'

[Jean]
I-I, you know what, actually, you're gonna laugh at me. I disagree with you, I think anybody's mother would do that

[Dave]
Ok

[Jean]
And when Puff Daddy was 25 years old and the night before he was performing
I'm sure somebody was telling him the same thing. That's what mothers do
Black, white, Indian, it doesn't matter who we are

[Dave]
I respect that

[Stewart]
But Jewish mothers a little more

[Jean]
Yeah, Jewish mothers maybe a tad more

David Burd, better know as “Lil Dicky”, is an American Jewish rapper who was born and raised in Cheltenham, a small suburb of Philadelphia. He first attracted attention through his viral song/video “Ex-Boyfriend,” which gained over a million views the first day it was uploaded. The song was featured on his very successful debut mixtape entitled So Hard.

His debut album Professional Rapper was released on July 31, 2015.

The album debuted as the Number One Rap Album, Number One Comedy Album, Number One Independent Album, and Number One Digital Album on the Billboard charts, and Number One overall on iTunes.

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