David Eason is back to once again terrorize our ears—in addition to the swamplands up and down the Carolina coast— with another one of his rap song offerings.

Seven months after the soon-to-be-ex-Mr. Jenelle Evans destroyed tens (if not dozens) of eardrums with his rap “song” called “Please Don’t Make Me,” the fired Teen Mom 2 dad has released his follow-up, entitled “My Year.” A few months back, David teased threatened us with the news that he was “back in the studio” working on a slick new tune and, this time, he had a real “team” producing his music.

The Ashley has, once again, decided to sacrifice her hearing (and sanity) and take one for the team and review David’s “song.” She will also attempt to decipher the lyrics. (The Ashley will then proceed to sob into her college degree as she realizes that this is, in fact, what she does for a living: write about listening to horrific songs made by fired ‘Teen Mom’ stars.) 

Anybadjob, let’s get started…

David’s new song/thing is produced by something called Volyum Hot Seat, which appears to some sort of company that lets someone live out their dreams of being a rap superstar by supplying a studio and a few poor saps to mix and produce the aspiring rapper’s “song.” (Well…at least The Ashley found someone who has a job that’s worse than hers, so there’s that!) 

David’s song also comes complete with a “music video.” (He must have used some of Jenelle’s OnlyFan butt photo money to purchase the “Deluxe Superstar Package” or something.) 

The music video starts with David— sporting his signature Pippy Swampstocking braids, a “Will Not Comply” T-shirt and most likely three days’ worth of body dirt— sitting in some sort of “studio” (which may or may not be the basement of an Air B&B). In the background is a video screen showing his previous music video for “Please Don’t Make Me.”)

David explains in a confident voice (or, as confident a voice someone can have who lives in a broken-down boat) that “My Year” is supposed to be a country song. Oh Jesus God Reba…here we go.

However, David then tells us that he “didn’t write country” and that he “wrote some rap on this one.”

David first grunts out his signature “Chee-yah.” (Is this some sort of mating call used in the backwoods of Carolina or something? Because he has been trying desperately hard to make “Chee-yah” happen and it’s not going to happen.) 

David then begins “rapping,” and it’s obvious after the very first sentence that this was a “song” penned by Lurch himself because it has the rhyming stylings of a Blippi song. 

First, he sings I step up to the mic/ and I do what’s right

Then he terrifies us with the follow-up lyric: I let you all know that I’m coming for that ass tonight.

With that, my mind automatically circles back to David’s previous music video, which featured a scantily clad Jenelle shaking her rump roast for the camera with all her might. (At the time, Jenelle and David were still soulmated so she surely wanted to use her “celebrity” status to help her man out.) 

He then encourages the listener (whose ass he’s “coming for”) to “get right with God” and “get yer mamas out the kitchen.”

David then launches into a brag session about how good of a shot he is…or something.

My fingers ain’t slippin’/ My trigger’s always grippin’/ I never miss but when I do I’m swingin’ from the fences

Oddly, David then gives a shout-out to Jenelle (who had already kicked him to the curb…er…boat…when this “song” was recorded.)

I’m never leaning in for kisses/ Unless it’s from the Missus.

And they say romance is dead…

Then, though, David makes it clear that, if Jenelle doesn’t want to be his Missus, there are plenty of “ladies” who will.

I’ve got the bitches on the Internet/ Begging for the digits

David goes on to rap that he’s sleeping and swimming all the time (which happens I guess when you reside in a broken-down BoaterHome). 

He later admits that he has chores to do before he can pursue his dreams of being a hip hop legend.

I need to do the dishes/ It’s hard to be a housebitch and askin’ for some wishes.

Honestly, the jokes are just writing themselves at this point…

He then raps about “these kids” who want to kill him for “some stickers,” and then states that he’s always “cookin’ up some dinner” that no one wants to eat.

He then reveals that his life “was a disaster.” (We can assume he’s talking about his life with Jenelle on The Land before be was banished to the boat in February.) David reflects on what the world would be like without him.

Maybe I wake up soon, in the ground forever after/then I won’t take up too much room/ And my kids they all can scatter/ It’s OK because I don’t matter/ Keeping making money off of me/ If you do, it’s a disease.

David then gets political, launching into the controversial territory of immunizations for no apparent reason.

Think you need a vaccine?/ Then just turn off your TV.

That lyric has nothing to do with anything else in the song, which then starts talking about the pain David feels inside of himself because everyone thinks he’s dumb. 

It’s not even worth pursuing/ because I’m limpin’ and I’m droolin’/ Everyone thinks I’m stupid.

We then hear a clip from someone who sounds like Jenelle (but also a little like Producer Kristen from ‘Teen Mom 2′). It is most likely Jenelle’s voice, but auto-tuned so she can’t sue the BeJesus outta him for using her voice without permission on this “project.”

The voice says that she’s been calling, texting and DMing David, and that she just reported David for “going live” on social media. (That sounds like our Jenelle!)

To end this rap abomination, David tells the voice on the phone— who asks him to call him back— “no.” 

Unfortunately for ol’ Davey boy, the comments left on his YouTube music video weren’t kind, with one person calling him “Broke Malone.” (And, yes, The Ashley is kicking herself for not coming up with that one first.)

“This dude is embarrassing himself,” another person wrote.

The comments on the Instagram post announcing this “song” release seem to agree with The Ashley that “My Year” belongs in Farrah Abraham‘s driveway Porta-Potty.

“It’s your drunk friend in the garage that swears he can freestyle,” one person wrote.

“It’s Kid Rock, but from Wish,” another wrote.

“I feel like I’m owed compensation,” someone else commented.

As of press time, David’s music video only has a measly 530 views.

Should you be feeling some masochistic twangs yourself, you can watch David’s video below. 

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