“"My daddy told me at age five grown men don't cry," Toronto's Rich Kidd divulges early on "I'd Be Lying", before the other shoe drops: "He also said he wouldn't leave, so much for that advice." It's a nice subversion of an outdated and harmful attitude toward masculinity, and it's indicative of Rich Kidd's head-on-straight pragmatism, one of his biggest strengths as a rapper. "I'd Be Lying", which”
