Lil Dicky

Lil Dicky, born David Burd in Cheltenham, a Philadelphia suburb, is an American rapper and comedian who built his career on blending genuinely skilled rapping with self-deprecating comedy. He first drew attention with the viral video «Ex-Boyfriend» and the mixtape «So Hard», establishing an image built around unglamorous, hyper-honest storytelling rather than typical rap bravado.

His debut album «Professional Rapper» topped multiple Billboard and iTunes charts and featured the title track with Snoop Dogg, cementing his reputation for pairing comedic songwriting with real technical rap ability. Singles like «$ave Dat Money», «Molly» and later «Freaky Friday» with Chris Brown showed his knack for high-concept, video-driven hits, while «Earth», a charity single featuring dozens of celebrity guests, became one of his most widely seen releases.

Beyond music, Lil Dicky created and starred in the television show «Dave», dramatizing a fictionalized version of his rise as a rapper, with guest appearances from artists such as Trippie Redd, Desiigner and Doja Cat. His work sits at the intersection of comedy rap and mainstream pop-rap, distinguished by dense wordplay, self-aware humor and elaborate music-video concepts rather than straightforward genre convention.