Ep 22 - Desiigner VS Seven Harris

The hosts of Shitty Song of the Week dive into a brutal showdown between two of the most bafflingly incoherent tracks in modern music: Desiigner's 'Timmy Turner' and 11-year-old Christian rapper Seven Harris's 'Chosen'. What begins as a lighthearted roast of mumble rap quickly spirals into a chaotic, hilarious dissection of lyrical nonsense, autotune abuse, and the absurdity of internet culture. Red and Jody dissect Desiigner's song, where every line is a garbled mess of 'Timmy Turner' and 'burner' references, while simultaneously trying to decode a chorus that sounds like a malfunctioning robot. They're equally baffled by Seven Harris, whose childlike delivery, chipmunk-like autotune, and dad-driven Christian rap persona are treated as both tragic and comically surreal. The episode becomes a meditation on how music can be so bad it's almost art—especially when it's marketed to rehab Christians and fueled by Jelly Roll's influence. The hosts conclude that both songs are equally terrible, but in different ways: one a chaotic mumble rap experiment, the other a disturbingly earnest kid's rap fantasy. The final verdict? It's a tie—because when both tracks are this bad, the real winner is the audience’s ability to laugh at the absurdity. The episode reveals a deeper truth: mumble rap isn’t just lazy—it’s a symptom of a culture that rewards noise over meaning. Meanwhile, Christian mumble rap isn’t just bad music—it’s a marketing strategy disguised as faith.