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Everyone’s favorite Indonesian rap prodigy, the inevitably named Rich Chigga, dropped a music video for his new song “Glow Like Dat” yesterday, and announced an upcoming US tour called “Come to My Party.”

The 17-year-old taught himself English from listening to the likes of Childish Gambino, 2 Chainz and Tyler, the Creator.

His viral debut, last year’s “Dat $tick,” comes off as a Weird Al-style rap parody that, due to his obvious talent, eventually transcends itself to become a legitimate piece of art. The murky space between irony and sincerity is difficult to navigate for any artist these days, but is strangely matter-of-fact for the modern rapper.

Tyler, the Creator, almost exclusively operates with a base level of facetiousness and ambiguity, obfuscating his true self with jokey asides and trolling remarks; and, of course, there are, as Doreen St. Félix calls them, the autofictions of Kendrick Lamar—in particular his, “cu