You know, we really just kind of,
we're creating a song that was sorta like a, you know,
a ballad for your Fleshlight,
if your Fleshlight had, you know,
a personality and then it just kinda took shape from there.
In 10 years, who knows?
We could all be dating robots.
Yeah, there's nothing funny about it, man.
It's nothing funny about it, dude. It's coming true.
It's a documentary
It's based on like an actual robot named Sofia.
Sofia has been something that
we had known about for a minute
and she kinda was this weird thing where,
the creators of her got her even passed as a citizen.
And so I thought there's just something crazy there.
So she was purely the inspiration for the robot, you know,
the, the computer-backing on the head
and that kinda crazy face she has.
So we drew a lot from her.
I got to the studio late and you guys were already working,
and Christian had like,
he made a beat out of this Spanish guitar and it was super
like sexy and dope.
And so we had had this idea mulling and then Noel was like,
"What if we just did this song,
and it's kind of like a classic rap song, but every,
every lyric is kind of a double meaning
about this robot girl?"
And, and so we were just like, "That's great."
And we just ran with it.
Cody had come up with the first half of the chorus.
And then I thought to throw in the red pill, blue pill,
just because I think with the way the chorus was starting
out, it felt like a serious song.
So I thought, "Okay,
let's throw something in here that gets the premise across,
but in a way that's, it's not too, you know,
it doesn't take you out of it too much."
It's just kinda like, "Oh, okay,
they're talking about some weird matrix stuff now."
She just codes.
She can't, she can't fake anything
and she doesn't actually feel feelings,
but she's still a bad bitch.
So with the way the,
the beat kinda breaks down at that moment in the song,
I thought, you know,
I want the lyrics to kind of ride to that.
So, you know, it's like...
It has a rhythm to it.
So then I just kinda started to think of just computer shit.
You know, boot up, it's like starting.
That was like one of the only parts of the song
that we didn't have done
after the first session, or something like that.
And we went back, we always are like, "Okay,
we'll write it home.
We'll write at home." And then we never do.
But the next session we came in and Noel just put that down.
And I was like, "That is genius. It's genius."
That makes the whole song, right there.
Thank you, bro.
So he did, he did his homework.
He wrote at home.
I did my homework.
She's honest because she's a robot.
So she has to be honest. She can't lie.
Same thing like, like with the chorus,
but there's no bad blood 'cause she's super hot,
and also she doesn't have blood at all because she's a robot
I was all right at math in high school.
Then when I got to college, it just slapped me in the face.
I remember I had to do discrete math for computer science.
'Cause we we're both software engineers.
I didn't go to school for it. You know, I'm just,
as I've said before, I'm just, you know,
we go crazy with the math bars.
This song, writing these lyrics, really like, you know,
brought back some,
some early memories of failing math in college
and failing computer science.
I almost failed out for real.
How do you know when there's a spark?
You just feel it.
You know, You just feel it.
It's that rush of electricity through your body.
And then you realize that your balls deep in a literal robot
and you're getting shocked
because you spilled some water on her.
Frieza is a character on Dragon Ball Z.
And I was specifically thinking of the version of Frieza
wherethe back of the head is, is purple.
And it's got this purple and white, you know,
look and his head is just, it looks clear.
I thought it just would have been
an interesting rhyme there.
It's not a word that you hear often.
I feel that's only kinda newer rappers would reference
stuff like that,
so I just thought it was,
it's an appropriate time to use it.
So Ativan, to my knowledge, is something
that can reduce anxiety.
I know it's got different uses, but you know,
It's a benzo.
It's basically a benzo, yeah.
I thought that'd be an interesting way
to just refer to a robot.
You know, she's got no nerves,
call her Ativan.
With the 'Anchorman' line,
I actually was just referring to the literal red suit
on his, that he wears, like the burgundy suit.
So just leave you on red,
but also double meaning for leave you on read,
like she's not paying attention to you or your feelings
Yeah, shout out Lindsay, bro, please don't come after me.
You know, doing lines of zeros, binary, you know,
it's all lines of ones and zeros.
And I just thought about Lindsay Lohan doing lines of coke
with losers in the bathroom, you know?
This is the best.
It's the best line in the song.
By far dude.
He said that, we were cracking the fuck up.
You're sitting there with a smile on your face,
That's when I know you got something funny.
We're like, "What is it?"
And you're like, "Just, just wait, just wait.
I just gotta figure out how this fits.
Just gotta figure out how this fits."
And finally you stand up like, "I got it, punch me in."
He does it and we're all like, "What?"
Yeah.
I'm just picturing Lindsay Lohan in fuckin' Mykonos,
railing a line in some bathroom.
With a dude with four teeth.
Westworld is like a place
that rich people go
where they can live out
their wildest, craziest desires
because everyone there is a robot.
So they can murder and they can have sex.
So that's why I re referenced it
because the show has robots.
But it's also like she's a California girl.
Like, she's like, you know,
she's my west coast girl.
She's my west world, but yeah.
Bars
Have I ever been iced like that?
Don't lie.
Tell the truth.
No, no.
Oh, get out of here.
No, I have, I definitely have in the past.
I mean, we all have.
Not me.
Yeah, right, you have.
I'm 50-0, man.
Yeah, right.
I was just picturing like this all like this three-day
just like orgy, like three days of sex.
'Cause she goes nonstop and you know, I'm, she's gonna go
as long as I'm gonna go. Noel thought I meant drugs.
Like I was doing drugs with her for three days.
And so he said, "Got me in my head, like a whippet,"
And I was like, "That's perfect,"
And so now it's a drug and sex bender with this robot.
Super relatable.
Yeah, super,
I mean, we've all been there too.
Listen, this is just me showcasing.
I'm a cultured man of many eras, okay?
And I reference a throwback song, you know, by Santana
which if you've never heard it, you should go look it up,
'cause it's a banger.
Yeah, that's a banger.
That sucks so bad that Gen-Z hears that sample,
and they go, "That's the DJ Khaled song!"
Yeah, I know, right? Damn
It was a cool fit, you know.
I was thinking like bars on like a battery,
you know, like on your phone,
you know, doing more bars than Genius.
Honestly, man, it was after the Verified and I was just,
you know, I thought it was cool that we got a bit
of acknowledgement from you guys.
And I actually wrote this in reverse.
So I had the Joaquin Phoenix line and then I needed
something to build up to it.
So then I was like, "Oh Genius, cool."
I had actually never seen that movie 'Her'
until like pretty recently to when we had written the song.
I thought just saying that bar,
literally just like, "Her voice in my head,
like Joaquin Phoenix,"
I just thought it's, I don't know,
I thought it sounded cool, so yeah.
I just wanted to work off that, but basically
the movie is about a dude with a AI who is in his head
because he has to wear a earpiece, and she's talking to him
all day and he can talk to her back.
It's like what you want Siri to be,
but she won't be for another hundred years.
The last line of the song is pretty obscure,
but I was really just thinking about using a condom
before using your Fleshlight,
Wait, do you not use a condom when you use a Fleshlight?
Oh no, I always use a condom when I use my Fleshlight.
Okay you're supposed to, right? Yeah, yeah.
You're definitely supposed to use a condom
when you use your Fleshlight.
Good. Yeah, 'cause I do. Flavored ones.