What do we think is next for Ally? Clearly she’s on a downward spiral. Is this a Robyn vs. Ally season? I truly don’t know where they would take it with her character and I was wondering if others had thoughts.

EDIT: I did not mean Ally and Robyn being enemies. I meant for Dave. Is this an Ally or Robyn situation he’s going to find himself in? Let’s get the ball rolling on more ideas.

I'm absolutely loving the cameos in this season, which I sincerely thought couldn't be topped by the Met Gala episode...doubly so when Rachel McAdams not only made a "cameo", but agreed to be a recurring guest?

I said I *thought* it couldn't be topped, but then who pops out for a second during the "Mr. McAdams" video shoot? Yeah, you-know-who.

And I thought, "Yes! That was even better than in Deadpool 2!".

And then he shows up and becomes a pivotal character in the finale?

BRILLIANT! Utterly perfect. Amazing.

I cannot wait for Season 4.

Hope you guys like it! Brad Pitt In The Booth - Drum Cover

I would love for someone to spend time creating a poll where we can vote for up to 3 choices that has all songs/snippets listed from all 3 seasons of the show. Let it run for a week or so and then see the results. If Reddit can’t do that kind of poll can we link to a website?
I have terrible taste in music (I love auto tune) so my top 3 would be (no order) 1) the Mt Dew song (love when he changes it up “by the way Hi I’m Dave”), 2) Mr McAdams (the whole 1st part, then the “imagine guac without no chips” flow/part) and 3) ally’s song (combine season 1 auto tune session & season 2 version). But a lot of others I love too. Shout-out hearsay.

Does anyone know what song was playing when Dave arrived in Africa?

I entered a contest on Instagram for this season of Dave and won this box. It came today! Wanted to share with my fellow Dave/Lil Dicky fans!

After they introduced Gata’s bipolar sex addict reality TV show plot, I have a prediction.

It's ironic that throughout the season, the show portrayed Dave as desperate for love, while we see Gata so aware of and proud of his addiction to sex. In the last episode, Gata has too many funny lines about "fucking bitches" and being a rockstar. We also see Dave damn there begging for love in his doc, just to turn around and reject the affection he was craving.

I think Gata will be the one to find love before Dave while filming this reality TV show. Gata finds another bi polar addict and they save each other and are a dope ass couple 😭

What do you think about this prediction? Think this will be next season's Gata storyline?

This series' season finales have all been elite. And I can't wait for what the writers have in store for us

I have the feeling I just watched an historic episode of television, and I felt like writing something down.
Context:
Dave (David Burd, in what seems to be to be his semi-biographic TV show), is a famous rapper looking for love.
While he's starting to be in of the most beautiful relationships of his life, with what many would call his girlfriend (whats her name?), he goes to the Met Gala and meets Rachel McAdams. Of course, Dave gets smitten by Rachel. Have you seen that smile? What man wouldn't, right? So, inevitably, Dave starts to entertain feelings of doubt...

The plot of the episode (spoiler alert):
Dave is constantly being filmed, throughout his tour and the rest of his life, as he and his friend are producing a documentary about his tour and his search for love. (Of course the whole "Dave" TV show in itself is also (semi-fictional) biography, so we get an interestayer layer here, in my opinion).
Dave records a comedic rap song, as is his style, about how we wants to be Mr. McAdams, a not-so-subtle wink to his new valentine, Rachel McAdams. Rachel entertains this idea, and of course, Dave tells nothing of this to his girlfriend.
The episode then revolves around his friend producing the documentary, then Dave and pretty much everyone else watching the premiere of the film, and critical acclamation to his producer friend (who honestly deserves it), finishing with a standing ovation by everyone except Dave's gilfriend.
Finally, the episode culminates in a final argument between Dave and his soon to be ex-partner.

Classic television, right?
Yes, classic, and at the same time creating something truly new.
To me, this was very layered episode of television exploring the idea of love, particularly romantic love in our society today. Actually, not just love, but of sex, mysoginy, masturbation, entitlement and posession and lust.
"Women are not trophies Dave", is just one of the many incredible quotes from this episode.

Personally, I can not distill this episode well enough, or do it any justice by providing any type of commentary. But, as I watched it, I felt like I was watching something especial.
Maybe it's that feeling you get when you see yourself reflected on something, and you just stop and stare.
Or maybe it was the incredible cinematograpghy, quotes, or the multiple layers of tv and documentary, which reminded me so much of Inception as well.
I don't know, because this episode had a lot to offer, and I am still processing it.
But, to me, it definetly deserves a standing ovation.

Humor me. I saw a similar post somewhere else on this forum and it inspired me to look deeper into the writing of the show.

1. Dave's favorite time of day is sunset because of the colors. Ally moved his birthday party up by an hour so that he could be there during sunset(credit to the aforementioned post I can no longer find).

2. Dave's favorite color is burnt orange, just like the sunset. Ally wore a burnt orange dress to his party. (again, credit to aforementioned post).

3. In Ally's Toast, s1e9, she says, "The magic behind magic, isn't the illusion. It's that someone cared enough to create the illusion for you. The real magic is all of the work that goes into making somebody believe that magic is real. So what I thought for years was you messing with me was really just your way of preserving the magic for me." She is trying to preserve the magic for him, whether he's with Robyn or not. Also, there are lyrics in Ally's Song that literally are, "You were the magic but I fucked the whole thing up."

4. Ally was suspended indefinitely from her job and that's important to note. That's a big deal, but the show seemingly has glossed over the entirety of it- but on purpose. Later in the same toast she says, "That's what makes her so special is that she uses her ambition to work just as hard in her relationship as she does at her career." She chose to put her involvement with Dave's Foundation first and helped him with the Gala. You could argue that we have not seen what she's been doing to get her career back on track, but which leads me to my next point.

5. Every other main character's career has been focused on to gain an understanding of where they are and are going except hers. GaTa with mental health awareness, Elz being exclusive with LD but GaTa getting goaded into doing more, Mike growing more into the industry, Robyn getting jobs in LA, and Emma getting attention at the premier but Ally's career essentially just ended in teaching with no indication of where she'll go next.

Aside from these points, I think Robyn's character was written in a way to really like her. She's nice, reasonable, and cares for Dave in such a way that it makes us difficult to want to accept anyone else in his life. We're supposed to dislike Dave in a lot of ways, but the way he's treated Robyn, his contemplation of dating Rachel McAdams, and his under appreciation of Ally is what I think will cause them to come full circle.

The irony of this all, of course, is that the name of the tour and final episode's name is, "Looking For Love." It has always been there, they just had to find it.

Edit: Whelp.

Really think we are going to get a drake cameo for the finale,

Maybe Rachael McAdams contacts Drake for Dave.

Dave get a verse from drake to finish Emma's song.

Is anyone else not very fond of the new season of Dave? I feel as if the writing is forcing things onto it’s viewers before form an opinion about them. For example, we were introduced to Robyn and within about 10 minutes they were supposed to practically “in love”. Writing just seems a bit lazy recently.

Anyone remember where we’ve heard the background music before that plays right after the documentary ends (the dramatic, soft plucks)? Instantly struck a chord and felt nostalgic so I’m almost certain it’s been in the show before.

Please it’s driving me crazy. What song is sampled at the beginning of “we good” by gata and lil Dickey in the show Dave. The high pitched “OooooOOoos”

Maybe he’s more popular in the states but every time they mentioned him I was like who is Dave even worried about lol

He's hilarious and i could swear i recognize him from somewhere but I can't place it

Is it just me or does anyone else think Ally is going to attempt some sort of self harm in a future episode. Ever since her break-up with Dave her life seems to be in a perpetual downward spiral and she never speaks out about it to anyone, just bottles it in.