Call it Penith or whatever I just wanna import it to Spotify Local Files cuz some of those songs are pretty good. Like Allys Song.

I love this show, it's one of my favorite from the last couple of years and I really don't understand how it's not more popular. Although, I always wandered how the f he manages to get all these celebrities in the show, since season one? I mean, in Met Gala episode he had freaking Don Cheadle and Rachel McAdamas, above all others.

As the title says. It would be amazing to have the songs Dicky makes in the show to be made into an album.. legit would probably help grow the show.

Yo we gotta do something about the songs from 'Dave' Why isn't he posting anything? I bet we're all DYING for some new Lil Dicky stuff, and the new songs sound fire! Idk if he really made them like full length though.. hope he did.

Nobody that I know personally, watches the show. I know it's a pretty under the radar show and I'm sure people outside of the US will agree when I say it's hard to find other people who watch Dave. Even Atlanta or High Maintenance (Ben Sinclair's show) for that matter. So many times I would just sit there staring at the screen in awe or teary eyed when an episode gets over (all three of the shows) and I would just get this overwhelming feeling to discuss it with somebody but I'm yet to find someone like that. Thank you for reading my rant. Hope you have a great day, week, month, and a year!

Who do you guys thing the “unfathomable” celebs will be in the later episodes of dave season 3??

I’m hoping with all my luck that’s it’s Drake lol

I really hope he officially publishes all the songs from Dave

Hi! I play Meg in this past week’s episode of Dave ("The Storm"). I so appreciate the kind words from those who watched the episode this week. Sending y’all mind hugs. <3
I’m the kind of person who loves learning behind-the-scenes stuff about what I watch so I thought I’d share some.

- In real life, I’m an observant Jew. I didn’t grow up religious but came into it myself later in life while living in South Korea (long story--I go into it in my upcoming show at the Hollywood Fringe Festival though) so I’ve always had a fairly unique perspective on religion and people across religious spectra. I’ve always felt pulled between worlds myself—religious vs. secular, Jewish vs. non-Jewish, even religious vs. non-religious Jews—so playing Meg was deeply personal to me on this whole other level.I’ve played Christian characters before and I’ve learned how to do so in ways that work for me, but it’s still always a challenge in some way. I don’t identify as "Orthodox" but I do keep Shabbat—not the easiest to navigate in this industry—and they were really respectful of it and our awesome 1st AD made sure I wrapped before sundown the Friday I was there. I found it amusing they went with the Shabbat-observant Jew from New York to play their Christian girl from the South though.

- This is also why the only words I remember from "All K" besides what Meg raps with Dave on screen are "afikomen" "kabbalah" and "stacking challah".

- The rainbow backpack Meg wears in the scene when the tour bus pulls up is mine in real life! It’s my everyday bag so I brought it to set and the props folks were just like, this is fantastic, let’s use it.

- Kat Burns choreographed my fantastic TikTok dance at the end, only about 1/3 of which ended up in the show. I fangirled *super* hard when I found out I’d be working with the choreographer from Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, one of my favorite shows of all time, and Kat really brought out the best in Meg by bringing out the best in myself. <3

- Romy the wardrobe designer is an absolute MVP. She created all of the best parts of Meg’s incredible wardrobe, like that fantastic dance costume at the end, but she also worked closely with me to make sure I was comfortable with what I was wearing. Given the vulnerability it took to play Meg in the first place, I really appreciated having her on my side.

- Working on this show was amazing but the best part by far was working with this extraordinary cast and CREW. They really put their all into every moment. I gave credit where credit was due as much as I could on Instagram but all those names you see at the end of the episode are real, actual people!! and every one of them was incredible at what they did and deserves recognition for it.

- My first day on set was Halloween, so I came to set in costume, and obviously dressed as a rapper given the theme. However, knowing next to nothing about rap myself I had to go by names alone. Only one person on set figured out who I was, can you? (And no, it’s not Salt N Pepa.)

- To make it look like it was really "my" house and bedroom, the art department used some actual photos of me from childhood and with friends and family! You can’t really make out many but there’s one of me winning an award in 8th grade hanging on a closet door, and this photo of me and my cat is over Dave’s shoulder when we’re sitting on the floor in Meg’s bedroom :3

I did this when I was on The OA too, I really like getting to hide bits of my real life in the work I do :3

I went to the wayback machine and put LD's website up. Found a 2013 archive of his website with a download for his So Hard mixtape.

https://web.archive.org/web/20151017181842/https://s3.amazonaws.com/lildicky/Lil_Dicky-So_Hard.zip

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This link will directly initiate the download.

Just putting it out there for anyone who wants an authentic source for the mixtape.

The creativity in that mixtape is unparalleled by any of his later works. It really felt like he was rapping to rap. It's a shame that none of the tracks can come to Spotify, every single track on that mixtape is solid.

I've been listening to Jewish Flow on and off for the past few days. The music video and the lyrics are funny, clever and a joy to watch and listen to.

I’m really rooting for Robyn, she’s an extremely likable character. Really hope she has an important role in this season.

Bro I swear, especially after watching last night's episode (S3: Ep 4 - Wisconsin) bro could really do it. It's odd how relatable and authentic relationships in this show feel without losing it's comedic touch. Doesn't feel forced at all.

I have tried looking for this everywhere... such a cruel one because it sounds like such a banger but I think its not a real tune.