B.o.B. Drops ‘Ted Talk’ Diss Aimed at His Flat-Earth Critics

B.o.B is lastly reacting to the 2016 flat-earth debate that tossed his profession out of orbit … and he’s still, rather certainly, dropping a diss-fueled track entitled “Ted Talk.”

B.o.B. informs TMZ Hip Hop the 6+ years because he launched his viral tune “Flatline” has actually rattled his point of view a bit, resulting in more confusion.

Naturally, we asked if he still thinks the Earth is flat, and he stated … “I’ve heard a lot of theories at this moment from all individuals that have actually come my method I do not understand what to think any longer.

“Neil Tyson said it’s an oval, let’s just go with that for now”

The brand-new song-video mashup discovers B.o.B’s alter-ego Bobby Ray providing himself a tongue-lashing as they deal with the flat-earth fallout … which mirrors the wackiness of a sci-fi thriller with twists and turns.

Bobby Ray concerns discarding their profession to show a point and ought to have left all the conspiracies to YouTuber Eric Dubay … something everybody can most likely settle on in hindsight.

The track consists of B.o.B’s admission he fumbled the bag rejecting 2 deals from CBS — one to appear on “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” to discuss his shenanigans and another to have his own series.

Let B.o.B inform it, the entire plot was developed by the media to take him down … calling out Comedy Central and Complex after they enabled researchers Neil deGrasse Tyson and Bill Nye to slice and dice him online.

He even states NASA began attending his shows to lose consciousness handouts including precise info — and he actually pissed off The Root when he mentioned he’d never ever seen a servant ship in his life time.

He likewise still has bitter bars for Charlamagne Tha God and Lil Duval for their viral responses to his flat-earth remarks, and unlike Kanye West, regrets being called an anti-Semite after stating he related to the tirades of Holocaust conspiracy theorist David Irving.