Although there are plenty of Jake Paul critics out there, Keep Ya Dick Fat isn’t your everyday Jake Paul diss track. By making fun of the widely-criticized lyrics of “It’s Everyday Bro,” poking fun at generic rap in general, and continuing with the Tiny Meat Gang trend of boasting about subpar performances, the song quickly became one of Cody Ko and Noel Miller’s most popular.

Initially, the song was released as part of a video entitled It’s Everyday? No. (Jake Paul reaction), with a very bare-bones music video. When the video, and in turn the track, did very well, an official music video was released, covering an extended version of the song.