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Skyrim Rap Jam-Packed With Braggadocio, Dragons
If all of your verses begin with the line "My name is ____, and I'm here to say," you are probably not a very talented rap artist. Even if you're beyond that skill level, rapper Dan Bull says that you are not very good. He makes these claims and more in a track based around (what else?) Bethesda's upcoming The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
Viewers with low self-esteem should probably skip this. Some of his lyrics cut to the quick.
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