Roseanne Son Responds to Lil Wayne Lyric After 17 Years

Michael Fishman, who portrayed D.J. Conner on "Roseanne," has humorously addressed a decade-old lyric by rapper Lil Wayne. Fishman recently participated in the popular "Preparing For My Netflix Documentary" meme, a format that typically features individuals recounting significant life stories. In his clip, he addressed the 2009 "Steady Mobbin'" lyric where Lil Wayne rapped, "Softer than Roseanne's son."

This playful response comes approximately 17 years after the lyric's initial release. The "Preparing For My Netflix Documentary" trend involves users setting up a scene to "tell their story," a format that has gained widespread traction across social media platforms.

In a separate interview with Media Path Podcast, Fishman shared the significant challenges he faced growing up in the public eye. He stated that Roseanne Barr's controversial 1990 national anthem performance led to a childhood marked by bomb threats and forced studio evacuations.

Fishman further disclosed that he experienced physical assaults due to Barr's public actions. He recounted being punched in the mouth by adults following the anthem incident. These negative experiences, he detailed, have continued into his adulthood, with daily death threats and public negativity.