First Time Hearing ONE BEER - MF DOOM | Behind the Beat (Reaction!!)

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Welcome to "Behind the Beat" with Taylor Hardin and our first time guest host Dylan O'Connor! In this episode, we dive into the mesmerizing track "One Beer" by MF DOOM.
Join us as we dissect DOOM's intricate wordplay and captivating storytelling, while Taylor expresses his love for the dynamic drum fills that add energy to the song. Dylan, on the other hand, is particularly fascinated by the offbeat lyricism that DOOM brings to the table. The unconventional flow and unexpected rhyme schemes keep Dylan intrigued and he'll be diving into those aspects.
But that's not all! Stick around till the end because we'll be losing our minds as we unravel the plethora of different samples used in this short yet powerful song. From start to finish, we'll explore the genius production, deep themes, and the artistic choices that make "One Beer" a true gem in hip-hop history. Get ready to go "Behind the Beat" and embark on this mind-bending journey with us!
0:00 Teaser
0:28 Intro
1:46 Song starts
2:35 Initial Thoughts
3:48 Verse 2?
4:40 Jumping the Downbeat
5:15 Discussing Samples
7:18 Gorillas Hit Preset
7:52 Drums and Bridge
9:45 Eleven Different Samples!?
First Time Hearing ONE BEER - MF DOOM | Behind the Beat (Reaction!!)

[@asussurge670]

from his effortless wordplay, the great and deep use of samples, the multilayered way of making album across all his personas of characters, there will never be one like him. R.I.P MF DOOM.

[@BandHousePodcast]

RIP! 🐐

[@luvergod69]

NEVER

[@kcook9211]

The fun thing about MF DOOM is that if you're waiting for the hook, you'll be waiting forever. He's there to drop off a sick rhyme, and leave you a confused mess. And you'll love it.

[@Shaman-py4sw]

Create digging for samples is another artform in itself, with MF Doom you get it all

[@BandHousePodcast]

Hell yeah

[@Ruffian71]

MF DOOM IS INFINITE AND ETERNAL❗️❗️❗️ Seriously, thank you for this… We all know MF DOOM has a cult following like the artists named previously… His flow or lack there of is superb, it keeps you engaged… There should be college curriculum written about his sampling techniques… He’s one of the guys that made Hip-Hop absolutely better for all… LONG LIVE GLORIOUS SUPERVILLIANY❗️❗️❗️

[@BandHousePodcast]

❤❤❤

[@dramatic3572]

The first song on the album is called “Beef Rap”, this song is like 4th or 5th on the album. This song is one of my favorites from DOOM, but my all time favorite song from him is “Crosshairs” from “The Mouse and The Mask” album that he collaborated with DangerMouse. The combination of the two makes the artist, DangerDoom.

[@linus4460]

We also need MF DOOM Rap Snitch knishes banger one of the best rap song of all time. The feature is a anonumus guy also very cool

[@BandHousePodcast]

Thanks we will check it out!

[@linus4460]

We need an MF DOOM ALL CAPS reactions it is a perfect song 😊

[@BandHousePodcast]

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[@Tomp4ul]

I think the best descriptor I heard relating to MF DOOM, was that 'he's your favourite rappers favourite rapper'.

[@BandHousePodcast]

Yeah!

[@garyoak4175]

3:40, same, love the honesty - chuckled.

[@isxgaming]

That Cortex album is Troupaeu Bleu. The drums across this album, and the album in general, go pretty dang hard

[@Folkmoot]

I have a hard time saying Madvilliany is my favorite DOOM album because its just as much Madlib's as it is DOOM's. This song is also produced by Madlib. Love anything either one of them has touched.

[@BandHousePodcast]

agreed 100 so far!

[@LORDGURIU]

2:11 "dam He got bar" face

[@MrDekasOne]

One thing your missing where a lot of the samples are from in the track is the fact that the album version has a 2 minute outro skit which has been cut from the official video it's where the UN meating sample is used, DOOM is notorious for doing skits using cartoon and TV samples especially from the fantastic 4 cartoon On a side note since you mentioned the gorillaz they did a song with DOOM called November has come it's definitely worth a listen

[@stateportSound_wav]

Tyler’s first album samples that part of the Cortex song you guys said was perfect for sampling. Surely in homage of / influenced by DOOM. Keep up the great videos!

[@edd5657]

Nice!

[@BandHousePodcast]

Thanks!

[@tripple1235]

please more i dont care what just more videos please!!!

[@BandHousePodcast]

Thanks! Will do

[@pptemplar5840]

Someone said MF DOOM isn't rapping? But If MF DOOM isn't rapping, then who is? 🤔

[@LeroyTDF]

Viktor Vaughn

[@panthastaa34]

King Geedorah

[@BandHousePodcast]

I know haha

[@jodycollier6607]

Glad to see people discovering gems

[@BandHousePodcast]

👍👍👍

[@paradoxicalegg6112]

You should watch a video called "Sample Breakdown: J. Dilla - Don’t Cry" by Tracklib, it has some of the best sampling of any song

[@findmragments1030]

The album is called Mm.. Food which is also an anagram of MF DOOM

[@asussurge670]

it's a great song but the first song id use to introduce someone to some music

[@BandHousePodcast]

We are gonna listen to Figaro next

[@bearwolfrider6292]

Let’s go!! This song goes crazy

[@BandHousePodcast]

Love it so much!

[@ngeschel]

Love it! More DOOM!!

[@BandHousePodcast]

Figaro coming next month!

[@andrewschryer8131]

If you're looking for a lyricist like that check out Cassidy

[@comovocesabefabioluiz8987]

Luv this track!

[@BandHousePodcast]

So do we! ❤

[@karljjr]

Old school rapper like a lot of Black families had moms or pops with a deep record collection that would be going all night on the weekends. When you grow up to this music it is not as hard to find a beat and couple that with Black families who had musical and professional backgrounds.

[@BandHousePodcast]

Makes sense! I love that it makes music connected from the past

[@karljjr]

MF DOOM became/ Dr Doom when his brother was killed and he hated the industry thus Victor Von Doom/ vigilante who was against the industry which he makes a mockery of brothas selling out to the rap game.

[@BandHousePodcast]

Oh shit. Gotta hear that

[@garyoak4175]

nice one

[@BandHousePodcast]

Thanks

[@tinameadors5797]

I'm not gonna lie, I had trouble getting into this tune. There's just a lot going on and so much story/back-story that I feel like I need to do a lot of research before listening again. I like the look into the samples section - that's a great addition to your reaction videos.

[@BandHousePodcast]

Thanks Tina!! ❤❤

[@shansingh4113]

DOOM is extremely complex. His persona is what you need to understand. He is actually DOOM personified. If you watch DOOM cartoons as I did, he is a genius. How does he intertwine himself and DOOM. He is the epitome of artistry and takes you for a ride. An open mind and knack for intellectual qualities for lyrics in the highest form is what's needed before you get into him and his personas

[@andrewschryer8131]

Check out MF Doom operation Doomsday AKA Victor von AKA madvillain AKA King Geedorah

[@Shaman-py4sw]

MF DOOM aint a g.o.a.t his a GOD!

[@BandHousePodcast]

☪️☸🕉✝️☦

[@omgHeadshots]

I’m 95% sure Madlib produced this and not DOOM, But with that being said DOOM was definitely one of the most underrated producers ever, he also has a song with Gorillas called November has come. If you want pure DOOM beats his special herbs volumes is some of the biggest gems in Hip Hop. Really enjoyed this video lads keep it up

[@BandHousePodcast]

Dude that sounds rad thanks!

[@MrDekasOne]

​​@@BandHousePodcast you are correct it's one of like 3 songs on the album not produced by DOOM, madlib's rapper ego is even in the video the yellow dude is quasimoto aka madlib

[@MrDekasOne]

​@@BandHousePodcast madlib and MF DOOM have an entire album together called madvillany it's considered by many to be the best album in DOOM'S discography

[@alexanderallan3530]

Doom ain’t a rapper he’s a monster from the future, here to twist your body in more positions than karma sutra. - Trunks, (the Rapper)

[@BandHousePodcast]

👹👹👹

[@xXxXx-----xXxXx]

Can you do this format with the song Night Of The Living Baseheads by Public Enemy? It's from 1988, that time was pretty much the peak of sampling in Hip Hop.

[@BandHousePodcast]

Absolutley! On it

[@xXxXx-----xXxXx]

@@BandHousePodcast cool, if you wanna catch all samples make sure you don't watch the music video. It's amazing and I recommend seeing it afterwards, but it got it's own storyline and is kinda distracting from the music.

[@dramatic3572]

This animation is a fan made video. If you listen to the track there is a bit more where DOOM is singing

[@andrewschryer8131]

You should check KMD MF dooms band before he went solo

[@lincolnreimers2448]

love these doom reactions, i would listen to can i watch from the artist viktor vaugh (one of DOOMS alter egos) details the story of a relationship with guest artist apani b.

[@BandHousePodcast]

Dope! Thanks. On it!

[@stijn8588]

Cortex is amazing. I'd highly recommend listening to their stuff.

[@BandHousePodcast]

Will do! Thanks

[@brismmcpot2739]

Mf doom is your favorite rappers favorite rapper

[@HeruWilliams]

I think you guys would really like one of my favorite song creators his name is Brock Berrigan his music is very interesting his samples are very unique. You can pick any of his albums but I really like Point Pleasant, The Scenic Route, and his latest album Kindred Spirits. Hope you can at-least check him out.

[@BandHousePodcast]

Dope thanks!

[@pnm0012]

Pease can someone name the artist at 5:57 ❤

[@jfulton2852]

Aesop Rock

[@anthonyv6962]

You should give Danny Browns masterpiece Atrocity Exhibition a listen. I've never heard a project that has lyrics and music that reflect the artists condition like these do. It can be hard to listen to as its disorientating and Danny is so open and vulnerable that I don't know how to feel when its over. Makes me realize I'm watching a person self destruct but he's funny so I laugh. Overall it's just a super well done album. If you're interested in samples and sampling there is nothing better than the 1989 Dust Brothers/Beastie Boys produced album Paul's Boutique. It's thought to have 300+ samples. Each song samples between 10 and 25 unique artists. It's a high water mark for sampling and pop culture references. Considering it was recorded to tape its an impressive album.

[@BandHousePodcast]

Dope. I watch his podcast and he funny as hell!

[@pyrox2518]

Gorillaz made a track with MF DOOM called november

[@BandHousePodcast]

On it! Thanks

[@mvoogt2908]

daft punk is french right and gorillaz is basicly 1 british guyu and a shitload of feautures including del and DOOM

[@BandHousePodcast]

DOOM worked with daft punk!? Dope

[@mvoogt2908]

@@BandHousePodcast as far as i know of no but i was mentioning daft punk because u put them in the uk music while they ar french then i mentiond gorillaz as the other band that is not really a band 1 guy with a shitload of features wich del the funky homosapien and DOOM are a few of , also the MM FOOD album is an acronym for MF DOOM so your not wrong with MF FOOD kinda :D also my bad you mentioned it but i didnt hear it first time when u dropped the hint at like 6.01 2french guys and i heared it after the retake where he awnserd the gorillaz and here thats the same thing but those are older british guys so thats why i thaught u mentioned daft punk as older british guys :D srry for the confussion DOOM with Daft Punk would be amazing though

[@-47-]

Straight-forward setups and punchlines are a little too simplistic for DOOMs style of lyricism. He preferred to say more using less words, reminiscent of modernist poetry.

[@BandHousePodcast]

yeaah he was diff all the way

[@o1o236]

yall getting deep... this is what they would call NY ..HIP HOP... .../.. you see there is a difference between RAP and HIP HOP... the beats and lyrics..... NO THIS TRACK IS NOT A freestyle

[@BandHousePodcast]

Thanks! As I listened back there no way it could be a freestyle!

[@hankhill1212]

DOOM has a cult fanbase and for a great reason.

[@BandHousePodcast]

Absolutely!

[@transparentsea]

I'll like, and I'll subscribe, but how dare you compare the GOD to Wayne. And I respect Wayne. ALL CAPS WHEN YOU SPELL THE MAN NAME. KING GEDORAH.