Well, it's about that time again to start ripping on the top five worst lyrics I've ever heard this month. I'm sorry, that just sounds funny to me. Especially since the way he talks makes the word addict and addict sound exactly the same. So when I first heard it, it sounded like you wanted to get it on this unfinished similarly thing, but then when he heard it, he was like, yeah, I want to do the Twitter rap thing too, but like just in case they don't get it, like let me say the whole phrase too. Also, I'm so high like an addict. Yeah, I'm on drugs like, like you know someone who's known for doing drugs a lot. Yeah, I'm not really good at this similarly thing. Also, I'm really high. When you see something ill, nothing, you should have been. You know, I've been thinking about this song for a while, and I've been thinking about how it's... Well, I think it's kind of funny how he was obviously trying to start it trained with woe as if he had just heard the word for the first time yesterday and found it so aesthetically pleasing to his ears that he thought he could flip it into a catchphrase, which did not happen. Mainly because it's already a thing you say when you see something cool. Black Rob did to woe what Paris Hilton did to that's hot or Donald Trump did to your fire. It was already a thing that people said, but why not try to take the credit for yourself? Woe indeed. I mean, I know you're still talking about the chick giving you a B-Day from before, and I'm sure someone is gangster yourself is in no way gay. But, dude, you have to know how that sounds. And now I'm not against gay people, but I'm pretty sure that wasn't this guy's intention, which is kind of what makes it funnier, especially when you hear an extra guy in the background shouting, Woe! It's almost like the producer caught off the recording and tried to stop him from continuing down that thought process. And who knows, maybe if he didn't stop him, the song might have gone further. But where was I? Oh yes. So this song was obviously trying to make it catchphrase, but it did not work. Because as far as I remember, there was no one else who used woe as an adjective to describe something. Huh, maybe it did catch on for a while. Ladies and gentlemen of the mainstream audience, your best rapper alive. And yes, I'm going to keep saying that when I come across a terrible line from Lil Wayne, because if you're going to call yourself the best rapper alive, you'd better expect every line in your catalog to be accounted for. And yeah, I know he doesn't outright say that anymore, but after how much he repeated it back in the 2000s, he's definitely still thinking it. And I know his fans are still thinking it. And yeah, I know rappers can have duds every now and then, but when you've claimed for as long as he did to be the best rapper alive, lines like this shouldn't be this easy to find. All he did was switch around the last two words. You know, I think Lil Wayne is due for a full rap critic episode. Did you get it? He's saying he's got f***ing problems. Because people usually, you know, in general when they're talking about their problems, they say, I've got f***ing problems. But he's saying, I've got f***ing problems because he f***es a lot. This is almost as clever as that song where the chorus was about hitting on a girl by comparing yourself to a Fred Flintstone. Because contrary to what every girl you might say these two would want you to believe, the business of corny sex jokes is apparently alive and well. I mean, according to how popular these songs are, this stuff must be genius. Girl, I know you won't did, dude. Oh god, Kendrick not you too. You're referencing another song on your album, but that's not even relevant to what your time... Please don't let this be a preview of what to expect on your new album. Crack a smile, baby, I'm gonna be a P. I'm in the crowd, me and Bridey we echo out, li- Uh, I'm sorry. Are you trying to make hanging out with an aging increasingly irrelevant former team pop star with two kids in a fake British accent? Sound cool? Because, because that's not gonna happen. I don't care how many random black guys you put in your song. Yeah, yeah, I totally need to make another episode on Lil Wayne.