Lil Dicky- Professional Rapper Feat. Snoop Dogg (REACTION!!!) (Audio)

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[@josim7598]

Dicky grew so much from back then in fan base and after the show he just released he blew up... im def buyin tix to his next tour!!

[@tonyfallon2102]

embracing it and not using it as a gimmick. thats the key . real recognize real, whatever your real happens to be

[@angsta22]

I've loved rap of all kinds since the 80's, and Little Dicky is a legend already. I listen to everything, even 40's big band.. (thanks fallout)

[@BadfishKoo]

I go as far back as the 1940s. Im not genra-challenged. I dig anything that commands my attention

[@user-zd1re4ko9g]

BadfishKoo same my dude

[@zacharydepasquale6235]

BadfishKoo same

[@edwardgabriel6924]

1930’s for me

[@DMrider09]

Diddo

[@maxtincknell3946]

Genre*

[@hamedalharbi6590]

Im 16 years old, started off listening to only old school rap (tupac, eazy-e etc). But now i have branched off into more modern rap music.

[@LostInVegas]

If you're 16 and you've at least attempted to go back to check out older rap, you're ahead of the game sir.

[@thawhitefang]

Anthony Mendez YES! Organized threat is the greatest under ground group by far 💯

[@jojoyang6358]

Exactly same story but I'm 14

[@sandwichesarecool1572]

I'm 11 and I go as far back as early 90's.

[@IanEckie]

Through the years I feel like I ALWAYS come back to you guys in the form of one artist or another, your range of taste is awesome and your reactions are always so thoughtful and fun!! You guys are seriously one of the best reaction channels of all time

[@elbruces]

Just grabbing a random one of your video comment streams to say something that just occurred to me out of nowhere. I watch a lot of reactors, and I like their reactions (and yours), but y'all are the only ones I go to for their opinions. For the commentary. You're like the Siskel and Ebert of hiphop. Tough, analytical, knowledgeable, fair, but underneath it all, also enthusiastic and insightful. Just wanted to throw that out there. Keep on!

[@LostInVegas]

Thank you sir! We really appreciate that!

[@stone_est19xx50]

I’m 21 & I listen to music all the way from now to like the 60’s. I feel like an old soul. Any type of music I can legit feel or relate to, I love. Pink Floyd is probably one of my favorite bands of all time. Y’all keep up the awesome reactions. I support tf out of y’all

[@mitchellon18]

I was born deaf and through surgery, I was given hearing so music is my passion. I personally enjoy all types of music, I started listening to tupac and a lot of the death row records artists but I prefer great lyrics no matter the genre :-)

[@ofimportance5458]

Cool

[@seanwatts392]

How was it for the first time hearing

[@ignacioantona1216]

Finally a channel that actually reacts to videos! Thank you guys for not only watching a video but also breaking it down and commenting on it.

[@Safety_J395]

Y’all came for the rap and left before the head. 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@saint3211]

Unintentional bar right there

[@CarolinaScorpio91]

Hahaha

[@taraicobham9168]

25 and I literally listen to all genres going all the way back to the medieval lute lol

[@OpusKingOfficial]

Geoge sit here and listen to metal about killin people and sorcery but dont like saying dicky 😂😂🙆

[@1cuno]

Seems homophobic to me

[@prehistoricwatergun0136]

@@acedup00 90% of the world is what

[@prehistoricwatergun0136]

@@acedup00 bigotry being popular doesn't make it okay

[@wheetbread1]

@@acedup00 just cause its majority doesnt make it right

[@Spiritcr1jsher]

@@wheetbread1 is it homophobic to not like dick ? News to me..

[@Vladkhanthehun]

I go back to the 70s mainly cause that's what my dad listened to, and listened to in the car in the house all the time. The who, led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones. Feel like a lot of people go back to the era of what their parents would have jammed to

[@Magicman2h]

AstralGambit same bro

[@theodorehickerson4347]

Im 27 n I started listening to 50s and above as far back as I can remember being a kid.. I listening to pretty much everything. My dad played his records n a tracks everyday.

[@foundationsmedicalinformat2420]

Hey Gentlemen, PLEASE review "Molly" by Lil Dicky. I realize that most of his stuff is Comedically-based, however, this is a truly "real" and emotional song. I think that you both would enjoy it and it sheds a light on another side of Lil Dicky

[@skyenicole9443]

I love love that song & video - but the song in general!

[@politerudeboi6898]

I'll chek it out thanks

[@oeltingbeats]

Born in the 90´s and my life with music especially em and dr dre begun in 98 love the 90´s and the 00´s

[@jerohamromero]

I love the way you give feedback to this 🔥🔥🔥 man . Its just so so nice to watch both of u react. Shout out from the Philippines Man ! More power

[@WhybeDank]

I listen anything from 50s soul music to now, rock, classical, jazz, hip hop r&b, rap, electronic, everything

[@Mr.timecapsules]

Daniel Starnes you like doo wop?

[@necromax13]

I'm 22. My game is at electronic music, and my library goes to 1992 with Aphex Twin's Selected Ambient Works. In the rap... I listen to things that might challenge my musical tastes. Lil Dicky, Kdot, Gambino, Immortal Technique, and Tech N9ne are my preferred rappers. Other than that... I'm all about the instrumental side of things, complex musical production in rap tends to be something rare and unusual, and I like that.

[@brendondivelbiss2499]

Victor Ruiz strait up a good beat is hard to beat

[@politerudeboi6898]

Ur tastes are the same as mine but I've been sleeping on glover

[@QueensleyOkon]

I love this channel. Exhausted how many videos. Y'all are really UNBIASED and intelligent and I love that

[@5dollarsbuster]

26 yrs old. Listen to all types of genres dating back to 1950s rock & roll and country.

[@gdz6505]

25yrs old 80's some 70's everything. Rap, blues rock country no problem with any genre of music

[@mojalefasehloho8151]

Im 28, honestly started to listen to rap in 98 (7 y/o) and my brother introduced me to it with Pac, nas, Em. got so in love with it that I just grew with it.

[@charlesjameskelly7689]

17 as far back as mid 50s and lot 70-80s rock really getting into rap and hip hop recently. Ps love your channel.

[@zzasserzz]

I’m 28, I listen to majorly to electronic music with rnb classical and jazz as my minor. However, as a writer, rap hold a very special place in my heart and I love to discuss and analyse music and rap in the exact same way you guys do. Thank you for being the objective voices in hip hop, it’s something that was lacking in the industry outside of a few industry peeps who even then have their own business centric agenda. For this.... thank yoy

[@BrodieMusic99]

Love how you two break it down to understand it more. Keep it up guys. Great work

[@jonathanadamson6253]

Im 35 yrs now, im ol skool hip hop to eric b & rakim 2pac, krs one, but i like all music genres but i do love my Thunderdome (98)

[@isaiah365]

Lil Dicky - Tim Westwood Freestyle (newest one) J. Cole - Funk Flex freestyle (2013) (About 10 minutes long) Thank me later Thank me later.

[@janiearnott4625]

MMA Isaiah qq

[@juanitapalacio4697]

I'm 22, listen to absolutely every genre, I think good music is good music! Go back as far as the 50s, would love to see you guys react to older music, 70s, 80s, 90s! Even early 2000s was so different

[@politerudeboi6898]

2000s rap was the fkn shit lil jon was my spirit animal

[@xxkilljoixx7217]

I started listening to rap in 1994 listening top biggie, 2pac, Ice cube, NWA...etc Then linkin park got me into rock and metal. But always have love for rap

[@JJstram84]

same here

[@EcchiHeroOda]

I only started listening to rap in my early teens and my appreciation of bars came in time and I think that grew my love of music over all. Huge 30's swing fan going on into 50s Motown and rock. I love LD because he's so different to anyone else, his flow is insane but it's not all about the same shit. Rap has been stagnant for a while now with few exceptions but he's a breath of fresh air for sure

[@vyrusnation4053]

28 and I listen to music from the 90's everything from alternative rock to old-school hip hop.

[@butternubbs7442]

My parents started me off with De La Soul. That group was amazing. They did some amazing songs. I've listened to all the pioneers of rap but De La Soul is still my favorite

[@TheCandymusiclover]

To answer your question, I'm 24 and I listen to a LOT of different music. I'm mainly drawn to Rock and Rap (that's including every variation and subgenre of both). Most of it is from the 90s and 00s, but I love some 80s tracks too. I also enjoy music in other languages; namely, Korean (KPop) and Spanish (SnowThaProduct, Shakira...).

[@HulkSmash-vi7jz]

Im 24 and i go back to 70s and 80s classic rock my favorite singer is ozzy like your reactions keep up the good work

[@msfair3625]

You guys have such positive energy, I'm a fan✌

[@LostInVegas]

Thank you!

[@rasheemjohnson3748]

The way They flow and play off each other is straight 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@chriskane5007]

It’s awesome that you ask the question what do people listen to. I listen to all types and go way back to early 30’s and 20’s. Now the reason I say it’s awesome you ask that is because music is the heart of society. It heals, motivates, educates, etc. so by being eclectic you have a better understanding of the world you live in. Thank you guys for the videos you make.

[@brittanyscott5651]

I'm 25 and I listen to everything. Rap, rock, alternative, pop, and soul.

[@Antonetheoneandonly]

your guys' channel is great keep up the amazing content! George to answer your question, any song that hits a certain spot in my brain that makes me want to play it over again is music worth listening to. an example is in the movie Watchmen, Zack Snyder uses a Bob Dylan song from the 40s i think and i love that song, along with most genres even (except screamo, death metal and the likes of them), but i love old school rap and some new age rap that im opening up to tl;dr if it's good music from the year 1425, bet it's going on my ipod nano

[@VashTheAverage]

I listen to about everything all the way back. That's why I appreciate this channel.

[@ludwigvanmichael1183]

Your opinions and exemples came out super solid, Nice job man.

[@deepcerich5150]

To answer the question at the beginning of the video, I started listening to oldie's and rap because of the influence from my dad.. I was born in 91'... like, I love listening to Rose Royce, Player, Rupert Holmes, Deniece Williams, Janis Joplin, Fleetwood Mac and Isley Brother's... Then when it comes to old school rap, Masta Ace, Spice-1, Souls of mischief, Mac Dre(please react She Neva Seen by Mac Dre), Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Mac Mall, Geto Boyz, Master P, Nas and Shyne... More modern day poetic lyricist I Rock with some Locksmith, Gigs510, Jeff Turner, Iamsu!, P-Lo, Kool John, immortal technique, Dee-1(react to him too.. his song hood villains), corner Boy P., big K.R.I.T and curren$y... I'm begging ya'll man, please react to Mac Dre's "She Neva Seen" and Dee-1's "Hood Villains"... I swear you won't regret it especially for your lyrical and metaphorical taste

[@-Hoods]

My mom put me on the og's Big daddy kane, slick rick and dougie fresh, Beastie boys, BDP ( boogie down productions), Big L and so many more but much love to my mama dukes for showing me some of the early ones who paved the ways

[@jessbmine9347]

I'm 29. I listen to r&b from the 70s-90s. Rap from like 95 to now. Just random tidbits of rock from when I was younger. Y'all have introduced me to a lot of Fire artists so my playlist is expanding now.

[@Jailbroke]

I'm 19, got into rap/hip hop by listening to Big L, Pac, Biggie, Rakim, Outkast, Nas etc. these days I listen to more modern rap like Joey, STEEZ, Logic and some questionable mumble rappers lmao

[@ChrxmeHeartYuuki]

don't be ashamed to name the mumble rappers you can like both bruh

[@brycesimpson1797]

Great video from the best duo on KZbin. Y'all growing quick glad to see that keep doing what your doing. Hope for nothing but the best

[@LostInVegas]

Thanks Bryce!

[@wikawldgrl25]

Almost 33 here and I listen to a wide range of music from Patsy Cline, New Kids on the Block, Backstreet Boys, Chris Brown, Usher, Staind, Disturbed, Skillet, Lucero, Ryan Adams, Jimi Hendrix, Brothers and Sisters (very lucky to have the 5 songs of their's that I do have), Cross Canadian Ragweed, Stitch Rivet, Tracy Chapman, Darius Rucker, Zac Brown Band and many more different artists and genres. When I listen to a song, there's something that catches my attention, whether its the beat or just by the way the lyrics of the song makes me feel or how important the meaning of the message meant to me. Music saved my life and still is a very important aspect of my every day life. BTW-Just came across your channel while watching the reaction to Freaky Friday by L.D. and Breezy. You guy's are pretty funny and have fun watching your reactions and comments. Can't wait to see more new video reactions from you two!

[@livingroomsuperstar]

ayo that Jim Carrey analogy at the end was crazy on point

[@LostInVegas]

Thanks bro!

[@daddyslothington]

I’m 17 and I got introduced to music from my dad around 8-9 he listened to a lot of Eminem. but when I listen to hip hop / rap I go back to biggie/pac.

[@jakedavis8705]

I late on the comment but been watching for years. I started listening to rap probably 92-93 classic rock since I've been alive from my pops. Country same time frame from my mom

[@nickmclarnan153]

I'm 19 and I listen to Rock and Rap more than anything. I like the Rolling Stones, which goes back to the 1960s! But I also love modern music. I love the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Logic, Mac Miller, and Imagine Dragons!

[@LostInVegas]

Nice line up! R.H.C.P are LEGENDS! I was rockin' with them being a hip hop dude even when it wasn't fashionable back in the day.

[@zekehernandez758]

I listen to every genre and I’m 20. Spm is one of my early rap influences and I feel like you should check out some stuff by him. A true lyricist with flow and way ahead of his time.

[@yano4400]

You guys are actually clever to catch everything properly , after i saw 30 different reactions , I finally found someone worth watching , im the type of dude that never subscribes ... but HELL , you guys totally hooked me in , I feel like i'm watching with you guys in same time haha , very entertaining. I SUBSCRIBE !

[@adeanamarsh978]

It doesn’t matter how far back the song was made as long as it’s a good song I’ll listen to it

[@matheya]

Eminem was dorky too ! He started as a LD as far as I remember with Slim Shady persona. :)

[@TheComicBookJoker]

Maya Bee The Slim Shady persona rapped about murdering his wife (‘Kim’) and having his toddler daughter help get rid of the body (Bonnie and Clyde ‘97). It may have been written in a funny manner, but Eminem always played that character completely straight (in theater terms, ‘playing it straight’ means treating a character as seriously as possible). Comparing Eminem to Lil’ Dicky is like comparing the original ‘The Longest Yard’ to the remake. The original is a drama with some damn funny parts, and the remake is a comedy with some incredibly serious parts. They’re both good movies, and they tell the same story, but they do so in fundamentally different ways.

[@AlkoWasAlreadyTaken]

TheComicBookJoker This was very well put, good job. Like the comparison.

[@TheComicBookJoker]

FYNFB Thank you very much. I appreciate you taking the time to tell me you liked it.

[@candyanime7730]

Nah Em came from nothing. Far from dorky, but he had charisma and wit like Dicky.​

[@Ishie1013]

That Alf shirt though...

[@spencermc222]

As a singer/songwriter and as a person with parents who have great musical taste, I've always listened to everything, all the way back to 1920's swing. You can find inspiration and lessons in all music!

[@jennicash]

I’m 27, and when it comes to rap, I go back to the mid nineties mostly. I feel like people listen to what has been around throughout their lifetimes. That being said, I grew up in a country/Christian household and I didn’t really listen to rap until college.

[@cBrown22923]

29 years old- Bone Thugs/Wu Tang/Dr.Dre/Ice Cube/E40. Mostly 90’s Rap

[@BrodieMusic99]

Love the stuff y’all make. Thank you guys love y’all 💕

[@odinsonthered9226]

I listen to everything from classical, blues, rap, melodic death metal to lounge style

[@RoarofdalioN]

Odinson thered I was gonna comment the same thing

[@OGTonyP]

I'm 26 going 27. I go pretty far with music. I love to listen to what inspired or inspires people who inspire me.

[@garetgifford5577]

I am 24 and i listen to hip hop, rap, rock, classic rock, rnb, pretty much everything going back to the 60's

[@futchology4352]

I listen to 2000 rap (em, lil Wayne, 50 cent) and that’s as far I go. I’m 20

[@57kwest]

Please check out Rakim, Kool G Rap and Scarface.. It's who your guys listen to.

[@bkirk0510]

@Isardella Scarface is dope. The Diary is a great album.

[@shortsNgiggles041]

Lil Dicky Sway in the morning 🔥🔥

[@seandavis629]

I was born in '89, as far as music as a whole goes i listen to 50's 60's ... as far as hip hop goes i still listen to 1980's-present

[@ricksanchez7296]

I listen to all types but mostly Hip Hop, going back all the way to the 80s and 90s but alot of 2000s and new stuff too!! Alot of MF DOOM, KRS-One, 2Pac, Nas, Jay Z, Biggie, Redman, Wu Tang, Method and Ghostface alot, Grandmaster flash, Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, Joey Badass, Capital Steez, Kendrick Lamar, J Cole, Eminem, ETC

[@Scubasteve90]

literally everything this guy listens to minus Capital Steez.

[@TheSecv]

Answering your question from the start of the video, I’m happy with Gregorian chants, doowop and all the old time stuff being in the same playlist as my bangers haha

[@dannybboosh]

im 26, i listen to stuff from about the 60s onwards, most genres, my hiphop love is from about 1992 onwards. and you reminded me this song is amazing thanks.

[@silverback9572]

I’m twenty-four, & I listen to just about everything. My favorite genres are alternative, metal, & rock, but I also listen to Beethoven, Mozart, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Smokey Robinson, The Temptations, Cher, Madonna, N.W.A., & Run-D.M.C. Talent is talent no matter what genre you are

[@GhostMMB]

I go back to the 90's for rock and rap

[@cottonswab72]

Yo, listen to everything but country and I go back to about the 50's. Started with metal but grew to love most everything.

[@LAZARUSMAXIMUM]

Logic - Do Ya Like Logic - 925 Logic - All Sinatra Everything Logic - Growing Pains Lil Dicky - Pillow Talking

[@LAZARUSMAXIMUM]

For sure.

[@tristan.23]

Lyrical Mistake Yea Pillow Talking for sure

[@GokuBurraku]

Might as well just say fucking young sinatra undeniable and young sinatra welcome to forever

[@Nix-nb3zn]

Lupe Fiasco - Mural

[@thomaswayne2076]

They scared

[@Nix-nb3zn]

@@thomaswayne2076 yep lol

[@Double44inthemorning]

I'm 25 and I listen to everything from oldies from the 50's/60's to classic rock in the 70's to disco and metal (especially thrash) in the 80's to the begginings of rap/hip hop in the 90's to all the new EDM shit from today. Let me put it this way. Music is my passion. I'm a drummer, guitarist, dj, and I sing too, I need to get in to production next.

[@zuko655]

Logic - All Sinatra Everything hahahah

[@jakeshepard9292]

Huge fan guys, you're videos bring a great perspective to this music and I truly admire what you've done with this channel. I think it hits home for me cause I'm 23 but my personal playlists includes things like Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin to Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings to Nirvana and Soundgarden to Run DMC to Logic to J Cole to Childish Gambino to Ice Cube and Eminem and Notorious BIG to Tupac and Snoop and I get into some newer alternative shit like Alt J but I like 70s and 80s rock and metal so I love Metallica and Megadeth and Iron Maiden but I like the Cars and the Eagles and Aerosmith and Bad Company and ACDC. I can't really sum it up in a single post to be honest. That was already such a run on sentence but your channel really speaks to me guys. It's right up my alley because all of my life I've been listening to anything and everything and at least giving it a chance. I'm not saying I like every song I hear, just like you guys are proving in these videos, but I think it's so important to be openminded to different genres and styles of music from all different times. There's so much greatness to be found if we're only willing to open ourselves up to it. Thanks for making videos guys, it's been great to follow and experience you guys genuinely reacting to music for what it is.

[@dra3g1ons]

I’m 27, and I listen to multiple genres: Hip-Hop, R&B, Jazz, Contemp. Christian, Gospel, Christian Hip-Hop and Old School. I love music from the 70’s and 80’s.

[@sc_gam3r308]

Vince staples-yeah right ft kendrick lamar

[@rocketracoon2138]

SC_ gam3r nah fam, alright by kendrick

[@ThePewLife]

Texas rap, 3rd coast, three 6 mafia, dj screw, mid 90s

[@antonionewton2404]

DanesCollection I'm dripped up and draped out

[@27drdubs]

3-6 is from Memphis TN

[@lindahand9255]

UGK Geto Boys Lil Troy

[@Kristmascane]

Z-RO is the most htown rapper out there probs

[@dillbill2A]

Z-RO, & Trae

[@winterain6857]

I Love watching you guys react and commentate, addicted

[@krieginphernjacobson]

"How far back do you go?" *listens to classical music

[@dylanevans565]

✋✋ I fucks with Beethoven and Chopin

[@joelebanks2057]

@@dylanevans565 was literally just listening to Prelude in E Minor when I was scrolling through my recommendations.

[@mag5020]

Reactors are the new critics now 🙂

[@mackcash8828]

I've noticed the older i've gotten the more my taste in music changes, but ill always love old Outkast, Pastor Troy......actually y'all should react to Pastor Troy-Oh Father or Vice Versa, he's absolutely underrated!

[@sentientmlem727]

I am 22. My mom was a music teacher before she retired so I listen to music from 300 years ago to today. But my favorite is 60s and 70s classic rock.

[@mastersreacts8818]

So I’m a new subscriber and have been binge watching your videos! Haha. But I’m only 18 and listen to all genres between all dates! I’m southern so naturally I gravitate more towards country and listen to hank Williams Sr. Often which is in the early 1900s. With Hop hip I actually prefer the 80s/90s like NWA but can also tolerate the real old school like Sugarhillgang. I believe a good song is a good song and all genres from all times always have at least one good song within them! 😁 thanks for making your videos and keeping us entertained on an unbiased level !

[@KillAudioInferno]

I listen to any type of music I can find, as a kid my parents exposed me to everything from classical, classic rock and country to jazz, blues, and big band. Im also a huge fan of Motown and I grew up in Houston so I love rap from newer styles to the classics. this is why i love watching your videos because you cover alit bit of everything..... To properly answer your question though I listen to anything as far back as I guess Johann Sebastian Bach

[@nilox6462]

I'm telling y'all, this man QuESt (Sylvan LaCue) is hungry. You gotta react to Hunger by him. This will be your favorite song request yet. ( Hunger - QuESt )

[@Ares__]

NiLoX facts

[@tyronebiggums6400]

bro yessssssss Searching Sylvan's one of the best mixtapes of all time

[@23abedabed23]

Tyrone Biggums whoa y'all gotta chill

[@jalenborne4261]

NiLoX Or guilt trip

[@mobby4422]

Daaaamn not many ppl know about him . Glad you put this up bro 👍🏼👍🏼

[@zavhayward591]

Pillow Talking- Lil Dicky is awesome and brings up some interesting topics Also im 16 soon to be 17 on 7/20 and i go back to Eric B and Rakim, i also only listen to Rap

[@thatoneguy5969]

I'd say 90s and back is the timeframe of music I listen to. I mostly listen to metal but I try to branch out, this channel I'll say definitely helps with that

[@d.t.vonschatten6561]

Everything and anything. Started listening to rap cause of “train with no love” by Andre Nickatina

[@THEDisneyNerd]

For rock 90s, rap- honestly anyone I can find that's good which is all around but normally not new stuff. Punk- 2000s

[@questionable-ethics]

What punk bands?

[@jonahontherun]

After watching and seeing the comments on the sway freestyle, and I can’t wrap my head around how you guys are underselling him. You guys are the best

[@Dustyholes]

Nah we think there not giving him the credit he deserves. On the Sway freestyle all I heard was “ diarrhea of the mouth” and I’m sitting there thinking wtf?

[@andrewsikes8390]

I’m 15 and probly the farthest I go back is late 80’s on NWA but I enjoy 90’s a lot more.

[@merrittorius]

Listen to everything that makes me feel.

[@bkis6033]

I go back as far as 60-70s my dad was in a band and has a huge impact on my musical knowledge

[@kjvii4859]

Logic - Relaxation

[@TheEnigma271]

If I go back to listen to music it’s usually rap or r&b. Mostly r&b. I was born in 94 so mostly late 90’s to early 2000’s in terms of older music

[@dirtroadd2390]

Im 35 and I been jamming all music from pac to country to rock ever since I been like 8 years old. ...music has no color and I love it all

[@leovincent7417]

In terms of rap I go back to 1990. I'm not really in contact with the culture and it's music I'm from Portugal, Europe. There's a lot I still got to explore. I'm 17 by the way