“Listen kids, don’t care who your favorite politician is. Let him explain 🦻🏼 Comment by User 989184266 'The Brave' is more of a portrayal of how people see our modern times and worldwide events (both good and bad) I think this keeps their music relevant.
What Macdonald and Calhoun rap about separately is collaborated on with this new album. Comment by Meta-Proxyįlows hot! props from Yonkers NY Comment by slah el gazar Its a nice change from the cliche rap lyrics being spit out by many of todays rap artists. I may not always agree with what he says but I respect his opinions plus his songs be fire u can't hate lmao this is a song I fully agree with though Comment by Mark Johnson If you hate the man, why you shake his hand? Comment by Tonie ChambersYT He specifically targets those rappers who have come to rely heavily on namedropping to peddle their wares. The overall message the vocalist is making behind such statements is that his standing and talent is such that he does not have to rely on gimmicks, if you will, or even labels in the name of generating bread.īut, the title/chorus would imply that he’s more specifically dissing peers who are unable to generate the type of buzz that he does.Genre Hip-hop & Rap Comment by Ya Boi Mat Of course, he’s not the type of rapper to drop a song without making at least one striking statement that’s intended to offend a particular group of people. In this case the target does appear to be mainstream rappers. Rather, Tom really uses the opportunity of “Riot” to celebrate the fact that he’s, if we were to be honest, perhaps the most-successful independent rapper out there right now. Indeed it’s hard to remember when, if ever, MacDonald was backed by a major label. Yet he has been able to sustain a lengthy career largely through social-media results and, as forcefully noted in these lyrics, a very-loyal fandom.
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