I quit. I quit making music. I quit rapping. This is PFC Rob saying I quit. I’ve been at this since 2011, and still haven’t made any money for myself. I’ve made a lot of money for others though: Started from the bottom now we’re here. Drake stole from me. I’m still in the same place. Drake is rich and successful with my music. Nobody thought he could be a rapper, then you just give him my songs, and then he’s a rapper. Amazing. So many have stolen from me, and they lie about it too. Tyler the Creator, Lil Wayne, Ski Mask, XXXTentacion, Scarlxrd, 6ix9ine, ZillaKami, Lil B, just to name a few of the American artists that’ve stolen from me. Even Ariana Grande and Mac Miller have stolen from me—But I’m GLOBALLY stolen from, such as: Girl’s Day, Girls’ Generation, BTS, AKB48, CLC, Korean Pop, 2NE1, BIGBANG. All stolen from me. It—It’s been kinda fun watching them perform concerts, have a lot of success, win Grammys, with my music. Childish Gambino, This Is America, my song, won a lot of Grammys. Kendrick Lamar, won a lot of Grammys with my music. Bruno Mars, did great that year at the Grammys with my song, Finesse. It’s been a lot of fun over the years, from Black and Yellow’s success as Wiz Khalifa stole from me to OMG by NewJeans. I’ve had a lot of success as other artists. Pretty bitter sweet having to share my success with so many others. The height of my success, with my voice on it, with my face on it, was: Been on the Radio. I’ve probably accomplished more in music than anybody else, though not with my face on it, not with my voice on it. You got Eminem on it, Rap God—Stolen from me. That had over a million views on my YouTube, but it has over a BILLION views on Eminem’s YouTube. I’ve done anime openings and endings, such as Attack on Titan’s Season Two End Theme; And I was a big fan of Attack on Titan. I remember Rack City being a huge hit. Tyga stole from me. So many of these artists owe all of their success to me. And Lil Wayne’s new nickname, Tunechi, that comes from me. I re-did Lil Wayne’s album better than him, and he just stole it from me. Just redoes it himself, everybody was shocked, that the album was redone. I wasn’t that shocked. I was kinda shocked. Can’t believe he stole it from me. C-Can’t believe he agreed that my musics better and re-did my album. That was his move. I remember when East Coast was sent to me, wanting beef with me. I did a song over it telling him to call me, and then A$AP Ferg stole that song, so I remixed it, and even got Snoop Dogg on the remix stealing me—stealing my song. Though I did do that verse with Snoop Dogg and mine, so it’s kinda strange when I did some songs and got the artists I wanted on them. I made YBN Nahmir and Cordae stars. I made Zico a star, hard to believe he stole, Veni Vidi Vici with my name all over it, so did Ready, another song with my name all over it. And now TWICE, MOONLIGHT SUNRISE, with my name all over it, they’re still doing it. Hard to believe. But I haven’t been famous since 2012 it looks like. I started doing these live video performance videos, and the response was: crap. Nobody liked them. Turns out it was a mistake to go from my old mic to this. Though this records better, sounds better, looks better. I guess they didn’t like my look of being white. I know being white has held me back as a rapper my whole career. Trap music, just stealing from me; that’s the trap, PFC Rob, Pretty ♥♥♥♥♥♥’ Cool Rob, thought it was a great name until everybody started robbing me, stealing from me. Oh well. As someone said: You’re 35 years old and white; it’s time to quit rapping. That about sums me up. Though I’ve had a lot of success. I’ve made some great songs, such as, Broom Hell, In the Light, Ivy, Munching, Call Down, so many big hits that don’t get any play. Nobody listens to them. In a last ditch effort to make this work I made a SoundCloud. Hopefully somebody checks it out. PFC Rob. I was the one who said, “you’re not in this game until you’ve made a thousand songs”, and I’ve had a thousand songs stolen from me, and I’ve made an thousand songs more after that—But nobody listens to them anymore. I lost all-everyone’s interest doing too much music, too many albums. The songs are still as good as I—They’re still just as good, even if nobody listens to them. Just Another Night, another big hit of mine, I went to rehab and made Just Another Night. One good song in a year, worth it, I say; But nobody listens to it, so maybe it wasn’t worth it. Oh well. That’s not gonna change the past. That’s not gonna make me not stolen from. And now I see them all moving on without me, stealing from others, or maybe they finally made up their own music, who knows, I bet they hired ghostwriters. “Now I don’t write rhymes, I write checks”, thats not my line, thats some other’s line. So I’ve had a lot of success, won Grammys, VMAs, not with my name on it, with other’s name on it. Made some big hits, not listened to. That’s what I always tell people, the hardest part of rapping is getting heard, getting people to listen. I guess I was lucky the first time I got famous. It’s hard to get famous twice. Nobody listens to my songs anymore, they listen to it with others on it. I did the-it said, the top K-POP song of all time, Girls’ Generation, Gee, and that’s MY song. Who can—Who can hold Girls’ Generation back from doing that, huh? Whatever. So I quit making music. My best songs are behind me. I quit. I’ve lost my rhythm, I’ve lost my emotion. I’m not making that screaming metal I used to make that made ZillaKami famous, and Scarlxrd. I’m not doing that type of music anymore, I’ve been more chill. But I can’t get any views on YouTube and, it’s time to get a real job. Time to quit. Time to move on with my life. I hope you still check out my SoundCloud though, some big hits on there—Though I refuse to pay to have people listen to it, and YouTube has gone away from the person posting, now it’s businesses posting, and paying to have them promoted. It’s not gonna work anymore. Mo Bamba had 4 million views on my YouTube, but it has like 800 million views on Sheck Wes’ YouTube. He had a lot more success with it than I did. So it’s been fun over the years watching my music be released, watching new girl groups and boy groups doing my songs, but it’s over. I’m done making music. I’ll just look to my past success and enjoy that. I hope that old hits like, In the Light, get noticed. Thanks to any fans that still remain, now I’m done. I’m getting too old for this. It’s a young man’s game, music, and I was one of the people that made it that way. So now it’s time I quit. Goodbye.