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@OGSJ7 2 сағат бұрын

Hey Tochi, you should check out a video called “J Cole is not that Conscious or Woke” by KexKe.

@what-rf5kj 29 минут бұрын

Don't tell me that comment section filled with Kbots?

@Lyrunfromda214 4 сағат бұрын

You think hip hop is party music ? I respect your opinion as a hip hop head for sure but I’m curious as to why you don’t feel like hip hop is more ? Some of my favorite songs of all time aren’t party records (art of storytelling pt 1,through the wire ,rhinestone cowboy,pound cake ,January 28th, it ain’t easy)?

@anthonydelpey6722 8 сағат бұрын

Sorry i know its yr personnal opinion but as for me, it is the album of the year!! I haven't heard so many great productions in one album for years!!

@thrdwrld3 12 сағат бұрын

Stop laughing…that’s not very nice😂

@omarhamdy5876 17 сағат бұрын

19:38 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@tochiRTA 16 сағат бұрын

@@omarhamdy5876 it's fax 🤷🏿‍♂️

@foolishcoyote. 21 сағат бұрын

The beats are mad whack...in my humble opinion. Sounds like some ol yesteryear non released for a reason 💩 crapola. check my music page... I'm a laidback boom bap producer.

@tochiRTA 18 сағат бұрын

@@foolishcoyote. Thanks! Will do

@therockforlife2023 21 сағат бұрын

I MOSTLY AGREE WITH YOUR REVIEWS BUT THIS ONE I DISAGREE. THIS ALBUM IS A BOP

@KevinJXT38 23 сағат бұрын

In essence your point is that the hip-hop genre of today and its culture as an extension, is missing the ‘fun’ light hearted side that maintained a real hard street sound and rhythm that A Low End Theory for example had. Really the hip-hop of today is missing producers like Dilla or 9th Wonder which they delivered that duality so well at the time. Something that kinda comes close to capturing that sound in a fresh/unique way at the moderately mainstream level is Earl Sweatshirt’s album “Some Rap Songs”. That album consistently has that soft yet hard hitting production that I recommend giving a detailed listen.

@tochiRTA 22 сағат бұрын

@@KevinJXT38 to your first paragraph: absolutely. To your second paragraph, do you know 2 Earl songs that are superb?

@KevinJXT38 22 сағат бұрын

@@tochiRTA superb in what sense and by what measure are you asking? if you’re asking as superb as Dilla’s production consistently was back then?….No. However for what it is and what Earl himself had been trying to achieve after his influences, I’d argue Earl’s sound is pretty superb to modern hip hop’s standards. Especially at the underground/moderately mainstream level. (Speaking primarily of his sound not necessarily the content btw)

@lonniemorris346 23 сағат бұрын

Naw bro you trash

@maxvendome8662 23 сағат бұрын

You're corny bro. You're literally a pseudo intellectual fake hip head whose channel is never going to grow to be honest. You've literally built your platform , (if you call this weak channel built) off hating on actual lyricists, writers, experimentally driven artists and you literally have no sensible, rationale driven critique of any of them. Other than the fact that they're new and younger than you. But at the same time though you'll uplift trash artists like PB Carti with no substance , lyrical value, who don't even rap just so you can put on this pretentious air of " im not old , I'm progressive and avant garde"....but youre not lol.. .. .. .your opinions are arbitrary, full of contradictions and each time, you expose your self as a lame. A troll. A contrariam for the sake of being contrary which Is the lamest, oldest trick in the book. Nothing you do is progressive. Nothing you do pushes forth the culture. Take a forever L fool

@NebeskaUniverzumskaCudesa Күн бұрын

Yo. All this reaction videos. I see pretty much allmof them.all.from USA. People so stupid or what? Why the hell i need to see your face on video.

@matt3089 Күн бұрын

Da Da Dahhh is one of my top Redman tracks for sure. You're the only other person I've heard mention it.

@tochiRTA Күн бұрын

Because I'm the only KZbin hip hop commentator who actually listens to hip hop. ALL of it. Not just a certain type from a certain era.

@matt3089 Күн бұрын

@tochiRTA for sure. I'm glad I found your channel.

@wavmosaic Күн бұрын

You gotta do a reaction to Lord Jamar vs Professor Dave 😂

@DumbitDwn Күн бұрын

BTW if your looking for new music in this tradition. You should check out Oddisee and black milk.

@tochiRTA Күн бұрын

@@DumbitDwn those guys aren't new 🤔

@DumbitDwn Күн бұрын

@tochiRTA true but they making new music and id say they are the ones pushing that sound forward

@tochiRTA Күн бұрын

@ it's not so much about continuing tradition as it is to innovate in this tradition. Oddisee and Black Milk released a lot of weak stuff with the occasional dope beat. And even that dope beat wasn't some new type of sound if you know what I mean.

@DumbitDwn Күн бұрын

@tochiRTA id say black milk definitely has made his own unique stuff. i dont think he sounds like anyone I've heard b4 at least you have to listen to his albums like fever or dive or no poison no paradise. And I think Oddisee is unique too like the song "already knew" love the production but maybe it's just me

@balle733 Күн бұрын

ODB wasn’t c**ning that’s how he was naturally was from the block. C**ning is when you are putting up a performance or persona for whites.

@balle733 Күн бұрын

Phil Spector was before Quincy Jones.

@KingHazy-OnlyHaze Күн бұрын

Infamous Knowledge - Ascendance the Tape 👍

@balle733 Күн бұрын

Didn’t Brand New Heavies play live instruments. I don’t think they even sampled.

@balle733 Күн бұрын

Raekwon was talking about Sugarhill Gang and casual Joe Rogan started talking about Ice T and Tipper Gore jumping over 7 years of rap.

@matt3089 Күн бұрын

I've tried to explain so many of these things about Kendrick to people... The thing that always blows my mind when I bring up the blinged out crown of thorns and him protraying the savior... Their response is always, "he literally says he isn't your savior on Mr.Morale", so they just dismiss the criticism because of something Kendrick himself says... However they simultaneously act as how he portrays himself, that he's the savior

@tochiRTA Күн бұрын

yep. They love to lie.

@d-rock4306 Күн бұрын

Kissing Pink is his best verse!!! Ferg is trash 🗑️

@chaseboogie3559 Күн бұрын

Great interview and great reaction. When I was young I never thought there would be a day when Wu-Tang would stop dominating the music scene. Hip-hop and specifically, Wu tang, is one of the greatest phenomenon in human history. The sound back then was otherworldly. Right now they are in the process of trying to erase this history. Please keep this going my brother. We need shit like this.

@shockatoldon6610 Күн бұрын

I need two more hands to give this goofy @ss dude and this review four thumbs down.

@timb6755 Күн бұрын

Tochi can you please do more of these typa vids

@JordanBean12345 Күн бұрын

This isn’t trash Reggie was bad This his best effort since Red Gone Wild

@d-rock4306 Күн бұрын

Base for your face with 9th Wonder is classic!!! 💯

@d-rock4306 Күн бұрын

This worse than Redmans album!!!😂😂😂

@d-rock4306 Күн бұрын

Can you do a video about the genius and influence of Lil B the Based God???

@tochiRTA Күн бұрын

@@d-rock4306 already did one. Search my channel

@d-rock4306 Күн бұрын

@@tochiRTA ok thanks 💯

@grizraider88 Күн бұрын

Dude just stop. U are embarrassing yourself.

@calvingilmore9967 Күн бұрын

U need to Drinksumbleach 😊

@elftower907 Күн бұрын

Does anyone who liked these recent Nas projects actually relisten to them? They’re due a revisit for me to try again 😅 only recently discovered the dogs for life song and Belly

@tochiRTA Күн бұрын

@@elftower907 they're not relistening