Disclaimer: I absolutely love Thaiboy's music, and this is in no way a criticism of it. I thought this would be something fun/funny to do seeing as I have no better way to spend my time atm.
So I was listening to Everlasting Flames with a friend the other day, and the question struck me- How often does Thaiboy really say "Thaiboy" throughout his discography? I always knew he said it a lot, but after going through Legendary Member and discovering that he says it on 11/12 of its songs (Baby being the only exception), I knew I needed to investigate further.
I tallied every one of his songs and features into a Google Sheet which you can find here. For sorting purposes, I put each one into one of three categories:
Songs, which are either solo songs or songs where Thaiboy is clearly the lead artist, such as songs off any of his albums. In retrospect, I should have called these "leads" or something like that but I got like halfway through and got too lazy to change them.
Features, which are songs Thaiboy is clearly a featured artist on. These usually ended up being Yung Lean/Bladee singles.
Collabs, which are songs either released on a collaborative project (Avp, D&G, or Trash Island) or singles where there is no clear "lead" artist such as "Butterfly" or "Visa."
Additionally, I put down the album for each song so that I could sort each song per album, and a memorable Thaiboy line for each song where he does in fact refer to himself in the third person in this way. I stuck to only using officially released songs, so ones like Al Pacino don't count even if they had a near-full Thaiboy verse. There are some pretty obscure ones out there but this process did in fact help me discover a few new Thaiboy songs and verses. For convenience's sake, I went through his discography on Genius to make these findings, so please let me know if I missed any songs or verses.
Without further ado, here's what I found:
Throughout his whole solo, collaborative, and feature discography, Thaiboy Digital says "Thaiboy" in reference to himself a total of 87/105 times, or 82.9%. On collaborative songs he seems to say it quite a bit less: only 16/24, or 66.7%. This is likely due to the length of many of his parts; on songs such as "You Lose," "Brokeboy," or "The Void," he has a very short or simple hook/verse. This is further evidenced by his parts o
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Also, as a musician, I'd like to get to know more how do videographers look for their videos, how important is for the music to be free (or how much do you pay for the music for your videos), or even if somebody has some other person to do the music especially for them... Tell me everything! ^^
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