I'm including all three of these songs together because they all essentially tackle the same theme: Rittz' struggle to enjoy his success without guilt, without tipping too far in the other direction and losing his connection to the people and struggles that his fans relate to him through. I'm my own worst critic and I gotta write an album but I keep I think I might need, help getting out of bedĬause I'm here and I keep, spinning on a thread So you've got that going for you, which is nice.īy Donna-Claire Chesman “Living A Dream” / "Basket Case" / "In My Zone" Of course, if you're not into all that thinking about your feelings stuff and what not, he also made a " Blowjob Betty" reference, and said his necklace is shining like a bowl of goldfish. In a way, the same vehicle that serves as therapy, the music, can also trap you. For an artist, it's got to be bizarre to write a song about an emotional moment or period, and then have people hear that song and have to perform it maybe months or even years later, when your life might have changed completely. As I laid out in the intro, it's easy to miss the more honest and sometimes emotional moments Rittz will throw into a song when you're getting carried away by his flow, but look a little closer and they're there. This isn't the most intricately worded line of all time, but that's the exactly the point. Writin bout the past tryin to live in the moment.Īin't been passed with happiness, what's the missing component? The entire track is a woman speaking in.German? Maybe Klingon? I just wanted to point out that he's kind of got a thing for kicking off his album with women speaking in foreign languages.
Ok, so Rittz isn't pesonally saying anything on the intro.
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