D Smoke blows fans away with Last Supper Rhythm and Flows winning performance! Thu 24 Oc

After weeks of auditions and challenges, the conclusion of Rhythm and Flow was finally reached and its inaugural winner was crowned.

The first series saw 33-year-old D Smoke rapper and pianist take home the mega $250,000 prize and rocket into stardom.

Although all of the four finalists set the internet ablaze with their final performances, it was D Smoke who really captivated viewers around the world.

So, let’s take a look at D Smoke’s performance of ‘The Last Supper’ and check out the some of the best lyrics!

D Smoke’s final performance

D Smoke was paired with Sounwave, a producer who is responsible for some of Kendrick Lamar and ScHoolboy Q’s biggest hits.

Together they created the track, ‘Last Supper’ which D Smoke was greatly involved in producing. Sounwave even told the judges after his performance that he’s never worked with an artist as “hands-on” as D Smoke.

Judges Cardi B, T.I. and Chance the Rapper were so impressed with his performance, as were viewers.

Cardi called him a “star.” She continued: “That was amazing, it was so creative and then as well we gave you so little time and for you to come up with this content, it’s just crazy. And a good song too!”

T.I. said: “It was an excellent execution of skill and art.”

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Where can you watch The Last Supper?

Currently, the only place to watch D Smoke’s ‘The Last Supper’ performance is on Netflix.

It is in the final episode, episode 10.

So far, Netflix has not released any of the music videos or performance clips to YouTube. But now the track is available on Spotify and iTunes, as well as on Amazon Music.

We bet fans all around the world will be adding the track to their fave playlists ASAP!

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Last Supper lyrical content

The song opened with with a stripped back balladic performance claiming the song was for the “dreamers” and “underachievers.” D Smoke’s piano skills and lyricism was on full show before the show descended into its more upbeat sections.

The first verse addresses those who doubted D Smoke and the life he is trying to be. One of our favourite lines from the first verse is ‘Every kid need a hero, I’m trynna be uncle Stan Lee.’

The catchy hook had everyone chanting along towards the end of the song.

[Hook]
Eat, smoke, take your time
It’s a long dinner
Eat, smoke, take your time
It’s a long dinner
Eat, smoke, take your time
It’s a long dinner
It’s one queen and a few brothers
The last supper

The second verse switches up the tempo and takes it down a few notches. Here D Smoke starts rhyming about how he’s “fully seasoned” like “baked chicken with the skin off.” He also delves into some of the tracks most memorable lines, talking about how “Jesus was homies with Judas.”

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