Delrvich

I kept expecting this to break into a stand up performance like an Andrew Dice Clay comedy special, but it didn't. It wasn't exactly as funny as his stand up routine, more like Woody Allen. In fact, if you closed your eyes, you probably couldn't tell the diiference. The LA scenery and cameos held my interest.

It had some cringe moments involving the old felon father, the young White cop, and the Young Felon. And the tension was slowly starting to unwind towards the verbose end, but that went along great with the message. That music nowadays isn't music and all to superficial. Great message which may be lost to most.