How Tyler, The Creator Destroyed DJ Khaled

this was a fun idea... hopefully it does good because I think its one of my most creative videos
maybe one day I will write about this

[@nanosmokex6998]

I will never understand how DJ Khaled got big off doing nothing and letting others carry his career it just amazes me

[@dr.strange5419]

It’s like Nav

[@KingBenny]

He used to put in work in the 2000s essentially

[@fabolous514]

@@KingBenny actually Khalid is been around since the 90s if not before always working in the background so his story is similar to Tyler just not creativity wise more hard work and determination ( Khalid just got salty instead of congratulating Tyler which is a L if you ask me)

[@yanceyboyz]

Tbf I hate Khaled but we can't call Rick Rubin a genius when he doesn't actually make beats just exec produces artists/albums.....in the same way Khaled does.

[@deluxeg]

@@yanceyboyz Rick Rubin did used to make beats. Ever hear early LL Cool J, Run DMC or Beastie Boys

[@richardcheese4680]

Not a fan of Tyler but my heart always cheers in joy when a soulless product loses to genuine art.

[@midniteryder_3-16]

Agreed. Honestly, i think khaled stunk up the joint since 2006!

[@leeeverett495]

Frfr

[@NoahStephens]

Agreed

[@canudont]

You don’t like Tyler’s music = I can’t trust you

[@Tattootin]

Feel that bro. I can appreciate Tyler’s moves, I respect him all around, just not my thang.

[@thatfckingpanda8079]

I'm really proud of Tyler, he represents all of us who didn't, don't and never will "fit in"

[@KristenZianourry2015]

Yes i felt so represented when he talked about living in homeless shelters/section 8 as a kid with a eccentric single mother

[@BSKROnlineLS]

i love it because tyler helped to love myself.

[@zboy1152]

Exactly that

[@One_of_Many750]

Tyler, The Brotha EARNED His Recognition, Whereas Khaled Manufactured His.

[@Yellow_Flannel]

Lol Khalid’s argument is literally that he doesn’t understand conceptual art. 😂 Tyler needed to dumb it down for him.

[@KingBenny]

I think its more so that he was on the radio and Tyler was not

[@finnafishfl]

@@KingBenny You've got to put more thought into it than that. DJ Khalid is a numbskull for what he said, exactly as OP said he doesn't understand true art, just cooperate music. I don't listen to either but Tyler is obviously 100 times the artist of DJ Khalid.

[@JACS420]

@@finnafishfl Tyler is a sht artist. Claimed to write OFWG music and especially earl sweatshirts freestyles when he didn’t, tried getting with his homies in ofwg who aren’t with the G with an A hard ending Y stuff. He’s overall a sht human, atleast Khalid tried to spread dumb blind positivity. Tyler nearly ended his old best friends career over his sexual frustrations. Dude is pure evil and even his homies are scared to speak out, and simply avoid him at all costs. Everyone that’s stuck around like jasper is just talentless ninjas needing a check, thinking it’s 2013 still. I don’t think jasper and them are bad people but you catch my drift why they stuck around.

[@PotawatomiThunderNew]

He called it mysterious 😄

[@frjcde9392]

@@finnafishfl cooperate music? Lol

[@JoeyVSupreme]

I think it’s worth noting how Khalid reacted to Tyler winning. He was already a meme. But how grumpy he was about it, really showed his true colors. He’s a bit maker who pumps out nonsense while Tyler puts time and energy into his work. The contract is stark, even for how different their styles are.

[@fabolous514]

They both work hard ...Khalid is from way back he used to not even get camera shine and now he puts together the “avengers” of rap he allowed to the his ego up (not his fan in fact I’m guilty on hating the DJ Khalid bars he trow around ) Ahahah but if you ever see where he started he was basically a background actor who is now producing his movies

[@tj3778]

@@fabolous514 "avengers" of rap? You need to expand your music knowledge man lol

[@jandoel]

I agree. DJ Kahlid destroyed his own career for acting so entitled. Tyler the Creator made an amazing, inspired album that brought something new to the charts. DJ Kahlid made pop Rap with artists that far exceeded his own talents. He brought the scrutiny himself, Tyler was just along for the ride.

[@prodbyhostile]

Khaled don’t even make music he has a team of producers. He’s like the Arab Diddy taking all the credit. I never liked him anyway.

[@starksvensk]

its . . . *stark* ?

[@audibleseekz]

Tyler's evolution as an artist and a person has been fascinating to watch. I thought his early stuff was hella corny and immature but this dude really put in the work, honed his craft, and showed real growth. He's converted me to a fan for real and I gotta give him all the 💐💐💐

[@mistamemewide]

IGOR is still one of the best albums I’ve heard. I’m not much into hip-hop or rap at all, but I loved IGOR. The amount of love, passion, and storytelling put into it makes it stick out in a good way. Always advocate for the weirdos of the world, they can be the next best thing.

[@zahirecoates]

Reason why Tyler did way better Khaled because Tyler was just making music & diving deeper into his artistry , Khaled was just chasing hits. Im not even Tyler fan but igor is way better

[@KingBenny]

I mean yeah I don't think many ppl would argue dj khaled's album to be any better

[@SoberBob559]

I've never heard anyone be like, "oh shit you hear that new DJ Khalid album? Play that shit." Like no.

[@impacc4182]

@@SoberBob559 I’ve never heard anyone say “yo let’s play some Tyler” that gay shi

[@PresidentOfTheUSA]

@@impacc4182 wack

[@fantrash5698]

@@impacc4182 Meat riding Khaled is even gayer 🤡

[@WelfareChrist]

dj khaled seriously talked about his album being elevator music that you hear by accident and not by choice like thats the hallmark of great music. When music has to come to you to be heard, it's because its not the kind of music you'd ever go out looking for on your own.

[@KingBenny]

Elevator music overhated

[@sEdJ1281]

Love me some decent elevator music, but I agree with you otherwise

[@kaytea.]

Bossa Nova music go hard

[@doodtheman2508]

Also wasn't Khaled trying to sell that album as like a free bonus if you bought some energy drink? Like a portion of the sales weren't even people trying to buy the album they just wanted a drink.

[@WelfareChrist]

@@sEdJ1281 I have no problem with heavily produced pop music or music that's made for the radio, but the way Khaled went about trying to invent a measurement for what 'great music' is up on the spot he just looked ridiculous. He said his album was 'great music' which he defined as "albums that you actually hear the songs" but thats kinda my whole problem with it - it's background music, stuff you don't really pay attention to as you buy groceries or get your hair cut. Igor on the other hand is very much made to be actively listened to, it just also happened to be great background music too, which is always a remarkable achievement. One of my favorite bands is Neutral Milk Hotel, and it's gotta be one of the worst albums you could ever try to use as background music. So not only did his whole take make him look like an obviously butt-hurt grown man whose having trouble convincing himself he's number one in the mirror every morning, he even managed to kind of tacitly insult his own album.

[@WeBarelySober]

5:02 the transition from the quote to Yonkers is filthy.

[@mlt0403]

DJ Khaled was the Marvel movie trying to stack up to Everything Everywhere all at Once

[@sEdJ1281]

Quality over quantity. Tyler spent this last decade growing and maturing into the artist we're seeing and appreciating now, while Khaled followed the same chart chasing formula in the same time. There's something to be said about the ability to get so many artists from so many different backgrounds to come together, but as far as music production goes, that's all I'm willing to give him credit for. The "weirdos" are winning and it's about time. Edit: I see many of you agree, and I thank you all for the likes!

[@KingBenny]

Quality is always what I aim for in life

[@sEdJ1281]

@@KingBenny as we all should friend. Great job on the video as well! Liking and subbing for sure 👍🏾

[@ophhate]

@@KingBenny dude i tried by buying the igor vinyl by itself but no vinyl only bundles of a download code and a stupid tshirt. I like tyler but that shit is hypocrite as FUCK stop meat riding and learn the truth

[@ytisfulloffreaks4189]

Hahaha people are still thanking people for worthless Likes? Lol sad

[@sEdJ1281]

@@ytisfulloffreaks4189 it's hilarious that you're this pressed about it. 🤣 pathetic.

[@97tilinfinity]

That Khaled rant is still so funny to me 😂 you could tell he just got done listening to some songs off Igor and started self-imploding

[@KingBenny]

Lmao i never even thought ab that... that man listened to igor's theme and his brain couldn't handle it

[@midniteryder_3-16]

@@KingBenny the fact that he involves the likes of nas & jay-z in his work & questions some1 like tyler’s work speaks volumes of his ignorance.

[@smokeyskeet1694]

Man whenever I think of Igor I usually go straight to ‘That boy is a gun’. After actually listening to the lyrics and not just the beats my heart broke listening to that song. This secret relationship with that boy broke him. He loved to see a side of him that no one else got to see, but when Tyler wanted his lover to show the world his true self it scared him away bc he wasn’t ready. I’m ngl I cried a little. I can’t imagine scaring your lover back into the arms of his ex. Tyler seemed jealous of her even when he had him and I think that insecure, overwhelming side of him was also a reason for his lover leaving. He deserved that #1 spot.

[@doctorduncan]

That’s not what the song is called…

[@smokeyskeet1694]

@@doctorduncan I was close enough

[@doctorduncan]

@@smokeyskeet1694 Fair enough

[@AA-yc9dq]

Igor came out a couple weeks before I ended a a 4 year relationship. For the last few months I was working out of state. I listened to this on the flight 5h back to see them to end the relationship. It was painfully relatable. I don’t think I can listen to ‘bye, thank you’ w/o feeling intense sadness and nostalgia. I was completely done with my ex but we have 4 years worth of memories. It sucks. Not only because of the relationship but because it reminds me of how life was right before covid. Summer’19 was so fun and I was so much more optimistic

[@shanelbryant5638]

It’s interesting for him to say “you never hear it” when EARFQUAKE was everywhere cause I swear it hit RIGHT when all of us had a rough breakup

[@ZaytoonN]

All the money and gold Khaled owns can't buy Tyler's creativity.

[@KingBenny]

Real shit

[@KabbalahSherry]

Thissss 😏💯

[@TheJahool]

or a personal trainer!

[@oriokuki]

damn

[@DiabolikalFollikles]

Well stated.

[@lpsmadgirl23]

As a long time Tyler fan and former “weird”black kid, Igor meant so much to me, it’s like people finally saw what we were seeing the whole time. and you got to watch him literally grow up within the span of 3 albums which is something you don’t get with Khaled’s music, you get songs for clubs and background noise, not music you put on when you have a break up, remember your ex, pine for your crush, or just feel angry, Khaled didn’t understand that having songs you can always return to is equally if not more valuable then songs you hear that are “current year” music, not to mention how smartly Tyler used his features, he brings out the best in his features, not just make a beat that they can be on

[@untitled_entitlment1512]

Agreed. Tyler helped me realize so many emotions I had to work through. It felt like he was right there along with you during the heartbreak.

[@KingBenny]

Honestly I got into hip hop around 2015 and 2016 so i had a different perspective of Tyler

[@KingBenny]

Are we still friends is top 3 heartbreak songs ngl

[@itscooldude167]

Dj Khaled or khalid?

[@lpsmadgirl23]

@@itscooldude167 Khaled, my phone autocorrected it

[@dawnrobinson8433]

Tyler's live performances especially on awards shows are amazingly creative. He's also an artist ..Khaled is able to bring a lot of artists together ..two different talents

[@frankie5512]

Tyler and OF as a whole are a huge part of the journey that I’ve had growing as an artist, for me at least it wasn’t long before I understood Tyler on a deeper level than the shock humor and such, and it wasn’t hard to either, Bastard was a very emotionally deep album, idk if maybe just a lot of people didn’t see it as such or just ignored any of the lyrics that weren’t “KILL PEOPLE BURN SHIT FUCK SCHOOL!”, but it was there if you allowed it to be heard for sure… he spoke of his issues with his father abandoning him from the jump, he spoke of his anxiety from the jump, he spoke of being misunderstood from the jump, it was all there. But anyway, Tyler beating out Khaled was so cool to see, meaningless music has been the most popular for so long, seeing people have more depth is always a great thing.

[@bigbosses4686]

Yeah, the time for that random club shit has long since lost its taste on me, the new stuff anyway. I’ll still listen to the old stuff

[@kervensb2129]

Tyler really made his career by being himself throughout his whole career. Seeing an artist grow has started to be something fans want more, than just studio/radio ready hits. with Spotify and Apple Music being so big and streaming platform (I see being the new radio) being as big as they are now makes artists like Tyler, The creator, Weeknd, and others to grow the way they have.

[@KingBenny]

He rly shows the value of being true to self

[@rickg2706]

I agree 100% . Tyler is unique, different and true to himself

[@Algae555]

Honestly hats off to dj khaled for being so successful in the first place. He doesn’t produce any beats, write any songs, or even sing, yet in terms of fame he’s on par with the likes of Tyler the creator. To any aspiring artists seeing this: hire yourselves a marketing team

[@B.SuperB]

He is just a laughing stock. No one likes him because of his musical output. The whole world just laughs about him and his persona and Im pretty sure he know it.

[@bryanmartinez2599]

Nah fuck him, think about all the people like me who can create an entire song in my mind but with no equipment to produce it meanwhile all this literal brainwashing garbage is making a killing, shit's beyond depressing cause these people aren't even good souls

[@KingBenny]

You're not wrong... you have to be successful in the first place to do what he does

[@KingBenny]

Ngl tho... like 2010 dj khales goes hard

[@thornyback]

Everybody finds DJ Khaled embarrassing but nobody as much as his head-less wife.

[@tyrone8351]

My favourite line in a Tyler song is in rusty when he says “I’m harder than DJ Khaled playing the quiet game”

[@aYtto]

Khaled does more as a meme than anything else. But i gotta be honest, if not for him, idk how i'd face the fact that Life has Roblox

[@iconi1355]

this gets even more spicy when you realise the even deeper contexts within igor: the love story is one to another guy, it is cyclic, meaning it starts on a note that works with the note it ends on, even the story within the album loops seamlessly.

[@hagz_ghostyt6951]

igor doing better then the khalid album is just proof good music can do better than just radio hits, its just sad that most of the time the radio hits out usually do much better

[@KingBenny]

Not wrong

[@thevisi0naryy]

It’s always been that way, when we remember good popular songs of the past we’re usually only remembering the good ones.

[@hagz_ghostyt6951]

@@thevisi0naryy im talking more popularity of the masses, usually the radio banger does better in the short run then the actual good music, just look at this year with things like clb or come home the kids miss you, bad albums that did amazing sales wise compared to other albums like the forever story and denzels which didnt do nearly as well even though there sm better quality

[@angelicaaah1264]

I think he’s going to be the mainstream hip hop artist soon, bc at this point hip hop is going to shits so real talent like Tyler will stand out

[@isattathecreator]

I’m so happy people are starting to give Tyler the homage he has deserved for so long. Let’s be really serious…a lot the hate towards Tyler comes from hyper masculinity in the rap community and his refusal to conform - completely overlooking how insanely talented he is.

[@big_sea]

yes

[@rchemic]

His problem is he doesn’t make any music people want to listen to.

[@noseofthenorthstar6340]

@@rchemic ? People listen tho

[@hoopitydoopity]

@@rchemic the numbers speak otherwise genius

[@heartnsoulintodeglocc9975]

@@rchemic *you

[@petestreople7731]

I'm more into rock/punk/metal than I am rap and hip-hop, though I love both. Tyler has always been a standout for me because he strikes me as someone genuinely exploring an artistry with passion and an open mind and heart.

[@KingBenny]

I mean Tyler has some elements of rock/punk/metal to him so I can see it

[@imjustsam1745]

@@KingBenny as a punker my whole life we absolutely claim Tyler. He embodies the spirit of Punk Rock more than anyone else in music for the last several years.

[@bruderschweigen6889]

When odd future starting blowing up their shows felt like punk crowds I think there's alot of crossover between the two

[@petestreople7731]

I do feel a lot like Odd Future as a collective are pretty punk, and there's a ton of heavy influences on some of Tyler's stuff.

[@strexxtz]

4:30 “its great music” na bro just explained generic music

[@sensitive_salamander1091]

I absolutely ADORE Igor, i think it’s a complete masterpiece and I have so much respect for Tyler. I’ve…never actually listened to Dj Khalid’s music, at least not willingly

[@Rolafairy]

Lol it’s funny DJ Khaled said he makes music that people will listen to when I was just listening to Igor start to finish right now 😂😂

[@KingBenny]

Yeah I don't think anybody rly listens to that specific Khaled album tbh

[@magleskov]

Have anyone ever actually put on a Khaled album?

[@alexawesome456]

Facts!! 😂

[@MysterAitch]

I played Khaled's latest album for my sister... She got outta her wheelchair to turn it off.

[@trynnawatch]

@@MysterAitch no

[@EroticWhale]

Tyler also represents most of us. We related to Tyler early on cause he was us just on a bigger platform. Loiter Squad was things we would talk about as teens to each other but on a major tv show. We were just like Tyler. His career represents all of us from being weird and edgy to growing up and understanding that we are maturing and the journey it takes us on. That's true artistry.

[@KingBenny]

Loiter squad skits are deadass what I be wanting to do

[@Lion-O-Richie2040]

Who is us? Be specific because not everyone was what you mentioned and he doesn’t represent all of us. Maybe your generation.

[@4everforgotten]

@@Lion-O-Richie2040 that’s why he said most of us old man

[@EroticWhale]

@@Lion-O-Richie2040 Late to reply to this but yes, mine and Tyler's generation lol. Me and most of his OG fan base are all the same generation, it why we love him. We all grew up with him and have a similar path. His experience mirrored our own just on a larger platform. Even his albums reflect so much of this change that can have parrels to most of our generations paths to adulthood. Like maybe you just don't get it and that's fine but the rest of us understand what I am talking about.

[@ButcherOfBeek]

The difference is Khaled made music he thought people wanted to hear and Tyler made music he wanted to make. As Biggie said "only make moves when your heart is in it" its all about that inner motivation!

[@elbruces]

The only instrument DJ Khaled knew how to play was his contact list.

[@Evilmindy12]

I love Tyler he dares to be different. In a world where society tells you what's normal, it's nice to see a artist doing his own thing. Igor was a great album.

[@lnfskate6083]

Shit was like a thriller album to me 😂 I never listened to Tyler ever and that just came out of no where

[@captainskater8047]

Facts

[@MarshalerOfficial]

Tyler is not only The Creator, but also The Destroyer

[@BruteSix]

underrated comment

[@fabolous514]

😂😂😂😂 facts

[@megaCK1000]

To be a creator, one must also be a destroyer, that's what Nietzsche said

[@iskandarkhantm6530]

Shiva The Destroyer just entered the chat

[@astha_yadav]

​@@iskandarkhantm6530 ikr thinking the same xD

[@counterclockwisefilms3814]

I always believed that Tyler was greater than people saw him. He’s always been an incredible producer and rapper for me, and only 6 months months ago is when I truly started opening up to his music. I love Tyler now and a bunch of his music is always on my playlists.

[@dawsonsouza8833]

Tyler going from a troll into a more personal sound is like filthy Frank changing to joji

[@arifinrohan8595]

The thing about Tyler is that he's honest and pours himself in his music. When you listen to his music, you see him; not 20 other popular artists who are obviously there just to amp up the views. DJ Khaled, while he did make some fun songs, stuck with the same sound and aesthetic and even when he speaks you can tell he's not being himself but the version of him that he thinks hip-hop fans would like to see. Acts like these get old pretty soon but people like Tyler can always reinvent themselves with every project.

[@14kiddd]

Khaled has been doing his persona so long that it’s just him now. Sad to see. Like you could bump into him on the elevator 1on1 and he’d just talk in catchphrases

[@bunny_tony]

bro, this video format and editing is fucking godly. love this man

[@KingBenny]

Thank you... this was one of the more creative videos to pull off

[@bunny_tony]

@@KingBenny i can tell !!

[@gregorych_9212]

Agreed!

[@itzelramirez4801]

I’m going to guess it’s my KZbin tripping because it’s just a black screen for me but 3 minutes in 💀the dialogue can carry the video alone I guess that something 🐸

[@KingBenny]

@@itzelramirez4801 your youtube is tripping ngl lol

[@umm632]

Tyler the creator is literally an Artist. From the beats, to the lyrics to the video to his character, to his album cover.

[@lovelove-55s]

He’s talking ab Igor being “mysterious” and not playable but if im passing by a car I’ll most likely hear Tyler being played more than Khalid

[@KhoaLe-uc2ny]

The fact that Khaled got successful in the first place without an ounce of talent or hard work speaks everything there is to say about the cesspool that is the music industry.

[@jacobreveles7222]

You can thank Capitalism for brining this mess

[@roycedot]

You obviously don’t know the amount of hard work required to release multiple top ten charting, gold+platinum albums. If it didn’t take talent or hard work, everyone would be doing it

[@MG-jk8bj]

Well said.

[@billymays7210]

Yes, hard work, but talent? No. Imagine if everyone got “famous” for hard work… Khaled might as well be a really good janitor as far as I’m concerned. Except that wouldn’t be fair to most janitors cuz they are hard working, but not buffoons.

[@BanlieueBaby]

U ppl dont know nothing about Khaleds history and yall want to talk music? Embarrassing fr. Tell Tyler to get Drake, Lil Wayne, Future, Jay-Z, Eminem, Kanye or Lil Baby on a track. They wont even open up his DM cause they dont respect him the way they respect khaled. He has all the pull. Hard work and and being a good hearted guy.

[@potater6163]

only 72 views? this is about to blow up. It was in my recommended

[@KingBenny]

I did upload this at like 1 AM so there's that for why it might have had little views at first but its def blowing up rn

[@k1ndmon161]

Same

[@KingBenny]

@@k1ndmon161 nice to hear

[@KingBenny]

@@ultimaa_ just a little bit for now

[@marroism]

frfr cant wait to revist this vid

[@kordact]

tbh people won't be using a song in the radio, barber shops or anything if they dont have some sort of attachment into it could also be those random playlist made but u get my point

[@emiliomonroy7929]

IGOR is truly a 10/10 god damn it just sounds so good, it's perfectly consistent, it never stops being surprisingly amazing trhought the track list and it tells a complete story too just like a movie, beautiful

[@n.e.i.l9248]

It’s funny that Khaled makes albums opposite of what he states in the video. Igor was something to listen to all the way through. Khaled makes music just for money and it’s hollow. Tyler a real one

[@KingBenny]

Tyler is very real

[@jhonnydiamond]

Tyler the creator is one the best artist out there. He puts content and quality on his work and He is humble.

[@KingBenny]

Tyler is pretty cool

[@zetas2968]

He isn’t that hubmble imo, but he is honest and seems very much aware of his strengths and weaknesses, I’ve heard him saying in interviews that he sees himself as a great producer and arranger but he hates his singing voice. Also he brags kind of a lot on CMIYGL but still he does that tastefully and it’s all very well deserved

[@IanPlug]

@@zetas2968 yeah he isn’t humble but he deserves to talk his shit 😂

[@nolan8859]

Lol dudes not even in the top 2000 let alone one of the best

[@YungLilBomb]

Tyler is a lot of things, but he's definitely not humble 😂

[@josephcopper2966]

Also, from what I remember, a bit after Tyler took the #1 spot, Billie Eilish’s debut album “When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?” was released as well, which not only hit #1, but knocked Khalid down to #3. That probably pissed him off even more lol

[@reallyepicguy]

tell them to bring out the whole ocean 🗣️🔥🔥🔥‼️‼️

[@frankguy6843]

Tyler is one of the best artists of our generation, many people knew that already, but I am so happy he made it more mainstream. Need more innovators like him.

[@steaklessbeef4856]

best VOCAL WISE; no (not the worst, but there are some better people). best STORY-TELLING WISE: definitely

[@bluemarty8362]

@@steaklessbeef4856 me when I cap

[@anubis8586]

The only reason he blew up mainstream wise and was even finally recognized at the innovator awards was because he came out of the closet. If he didn’t. People still wouldn’t have given him credit.

[@Andy-cx8ct]

@@anubis8586 please shut up lil bro

[@LiTerxion]

​@@anubis8586Bro the gay thing is a bit, guy's got a girlfriend

[@oreocookie1718]

DJ khalid said it himself, you play his songs so you can "hear" them, Tyler makes songs for you to listen to them

[@KingBenny]

Mmmm

[@user-sc1be2ev6v]

Tyler was so patient im truly inspired

[@SirBumRush]

Tyler's Igor was the Film Equivalent of Everything Everywhere All At Once while DJ Khaled's Father of Asahd is Dr. Strange 2. One is full of heart, another lacks it.

[@angelamadden5308]

I like the comparison

[@not_my_names3586]

can't believe this only has 4k views production quality is insane

[@KingBenny]

If it makes you feel better its at 5k now... thanks tho I do appreciate the compliment

[@kalianikolova1012]

Err e

[@bitbot9834]

129K NOW

[@KingBenny]

Insane rly

[@billybob-zk9nm]

@@KingBenny 384k now. Plus u have new sub

[@FluxSkies]

underrated vid, also that man Khaled got the audacity to say he makes music for people to listen to… like bro you’re an adlib at best 🧎‍♂️

[@KingBenny]

His adlibs are cool tho

[@frankoconnell6745]

There not anymore.

[@vladasv2615]

Same two adlibs for 10 years

[@sEdJ1281]

@@KingBenny yeah not really anymore I've had my fill

[@midniteryder_3-16]

@@vladasv2615 I’m surprised he doesn’t say “wE tHe BeSsSsStTt!” Any more…

[@Rahim1969]

Khalid claims to be a devoted Muslim and as Muslims, we are taught to be humble this man is by no means humble so I have issues with this dude but, Tyler I find humorous and intelligent yet have never heard one song by him ever. I only know of him through KZbin and his interviews which I find so honest I can't help but like the guy. I love how he said I'm just going to sit here and let him basically stew in his own envy meaning Khalid because that is Khalid's whole identity being number one. That was extremely humble of Tyler cause he really could have rubbed that in Khalid's face even more.

[@m0inul]

Tyler creates Art and Music. DJ Khaled creates Music and Money.

[@Mcmg-mb7sg]

Good video man. Dj khaled has to be one of the most talentless artists in the light right now imo. He grabs the most stacked feature lists and always manages to disappoint in more than one aspect

[@KingBenny]

i mean there has to be some type of talent behind the scenes somehow

[@whoozyyy]

Why would you call Khaled an “artist” when he’s not..

[@9_debolati_318]

Your assessment is incorrect, DJ Khaled is not an artist.

[@surrealchemist]

I think that's the difference, DJ Khaled not an artist. He's a producer, producing a commercial product.

[@whoozyyy]

@@surrealchemist Khaled is more of an organizer. When I was in my early 20s, he was a DJ in Miami for 99Jamz… it came to a point that if you wanted your record to get played, you had to fuck with Khaled. He simply just took all those people and had them make an album for him. He does nothing but collaboration

[@scxrdot]

Bro, literally 10/10 video. I wasn’t ever bored and going into the comment section. The editing follows a great rhythm. And your Voiceover and writing is amazing! Earned my sub

[@KingBenny]

Honestly its hard work, a little bit of skill and a little bit of luck

[@scxrdot]

@@KingBenny actually an amazing video! I hope to see more! 🙏

[@KingBenny]

@@scxrdot thank you, you'll see more soon

[@fortnitepro2892]

Yooo fellow I didn't mean to haunt you enjoyer

[@calebarends9151]

W pfp

[@RedForeman]

Earthquake is a timeless radio hit tbh .. bout to go play it now

[@ntrslmgb]

Man, I´m not from the US but I do listen to quite some US rap. I was never aware of the fact that DJ Khaled was rapping himself, I thought he only produced songs and did adlibs lmao.

[@larrymcmillan5611]

Khaled said " I make albums for the people to HEAR IT!!" And Tyler makes albums for the people to "LISTEN TO"....Big Difference!!

[@dddgtsd]

exactly man, we hear farts but we don't listen to them

[@larrymcmillan5611]

Smell,but no taste!😉

[@KevaKoala]

I'm glad the algorithm threw this my way, looking through your channel you got some high quality stuff, im super surprised you don't got more subs/views you're definitely putting in the work and you should be getting more. I just subbed and I plan on watching some of your other vids soon

[@KingBenny]

Yeah, the algo went crazy on this one... thanks for the support

[@mklargekarp5931]

poooorcelinnnnn haaaaaaaaaaaands

[@neverloaf1199]

nice pfp

[@henrymccoy2306]

“You don’t got” you’ve been listening to too much rap lol

[@RedForeman]

I’m so Hood “remix” and One Blood “remix” was the true Avengers assembling moment they use to get absolutely every one they could find for them remixes

[@F0UR3V3R]

If he's Tyler, The Creator, is truly "The Creator", why did he destroy DJ Khaled?

[@SpacedShad]

Bro I loved this analysis between Khalid and Tyler, with Tyler you can feel his music and what he's saying is real while staying creative when he makes music. Khalid just seems to repeat his format hoping that it'll work again over and over. keep this up ❤️

[@KingBenny]

Thank you!

[@holdenkennedyy]

people seem to forget that music is more than just music, it’s art that’s what it is, igor was a work of art, father of ashad was a piece of garbage that didn’t leave the ground, 3-4 years later this is my first time hearing abt that mysterious album i ain’t ever hear while i heard igor in the car or the barber shop.

[@wieskarimi2999]

An album that I genuinely couldn’t tell you a single song from and one of the only albums that ever made me cry. It’s literally no contest

[@JohnAutopsy]

5:17 Small addition: Getting famous on the internet was very much already a thing in 2010. Countless bands, artists and early content creators blew up on Myspace and KZbin in the late 2000s, with Soulja Boy being one of the most prominent among them.

[@ThatCrazyMexicanBoii]

And Tyler 100% produces ALL of his content with a music theory passion

[@KingBenny]

I don't think he produces every single track but maybe I'm wrong

[@tungabunga4107]

@@KingBenny not every single one but nearly all of them

[@dodsonboys]

IGOR is probably one of my personal favorite albums and looking through your videos I can tell you're a good KZbinr, I'mma sub

[@KingBenny]

Thanks... means a lot ngl

[@mybreadgone5351]

have you ever played rugby??

[@B.B77]

3:05 why did you have to say it like that i almost pissed myself

[@dt90891]

Tyler, Earl, and Vince made some of the dopest shit ever in a short amount of time. New, fresh, and stylish stuff unlike anyone out there. Tyler kept the innovation going too. Big props

[@ryangordon133]

I will go to my grave saying Hive with Earl and Vince is one of the greatest rap songs of all time.

[@dt90891]

@@ryangordon133 I agree. Totally

[@Bookake-2]

@@ryangordon133 that’s a HoF collab for me

[@jhalenhanshaw5405]

I was a fan of Tyler when he first came out. Always though he would get cancelled or fall off. Especially when he roasted people like Lebron and Bruno Mars. Plus saying homophobic (yet funny) stuff. The fact he made it this far is kinda crazy, he is an actual super star. His musical progress kinda reminds me of Mac Miller

[@KingBenny]

I should get more into mac ngl

[@jhalenhanshaw5405]

@@KingBenny listen to his album circles and youll become a fan for life

[@KingBenny]

@@jhalenhanshaw5405 I've listened to circles here and there it hasnt clicked crazy but I want to get deeper into his music and his story because I know it will be good once i do

[@jhalenhanshaw5405]

@@KingBenny true. His catalog is huge but the soul touching ones are the best. Someone like you, objects in the mirror, floating, the question. List goes on. Makes me feel like im on the journey with him.

[@DubbX767]

@@KingBenny nah bro don't listen to circles, it's cool but its a whole different vibe that you kinda already have to be familiar with. I would start with KIDS -> I Love Life, Thank You -> Faces

[@gusta5230]

I don't like Igor, but the album is soulful. DJ Khaled is soulless asf... imho

[@JynxzisJohnson1]

Life is Roblox🗣️🗣️

[@siciliani16]

I've been taking Piano leassons for years now and am not very good at reading notes so hearing tyler say what he said really inspires me and I hope other people can relate to it and feel inspired

[@ProfaneVestige]

There's nothing wrong with either kind or type of music. However to say Khaled's music is better is wrong. Music is something natural, it grows, changes, alternates and reflects how we are at the moment. This is why truly great music is timeless, it stays throughout generations, it is something that you listen to alone or with others and most importantly, it makes you emotional. This is why the greats have so much emotion,passion, and raw energy into the lyrics, the notes and mood of it all. Good music makes you pass the time. Great music makes you realize time is passing, and you enjoy it all.

[@ejsrocket]

Khaled hears music and only sees dollar signs. He has no love for art.

[@craigcollins4322]

Neither do what you said...Neither... their music is utter toilet .... 10 years from now ...none of it will be of any substance

[@gurunhitam3414]

Khaled music might be last but not last longer in mainstream for another period of time. It might be only last to niche amount of people in the end of time and one that touches emotions and provoke nostalgia of how good it felt when you heard it as you were younger or first time hearing into it will stay on top forever. Tyler will be the latter one of course. He will be remembered

[@adrianocarrasco5286]

I've never listened to Tyler, but after hearing what you had to say about him I got quite interested. Let's give it a shot

[@cashmsc]

The whole situation speaks to how something genuinely well made and thought out with real artistic value can outshine something made for the sole purpose of being popular (at about 4:08 Khaled literally admits that this is the thing he cares about most), no matter how much backing it may have.

[@_NightmareVideo]

The thing that will always bother me is how long it took people to see that this man was actually talented. Before all his big albums, I personally knew Tyelr was talented off of his old stuff and current. The newer albums allowed for newer fans to come in and discover him

[@_NightmareVideo]

@@SLyDenvibes I've always felt we got a little bit of Tyler from everything he's done, but I'm sure Flower Boy was it. I definitely need to sit and listen to the album to make an actual assessment

[@_NightmareVideo]

@@SLyDenvibes I'll definitely give it a listen 👀

[@inolofatsenglekaba5026]

Igor was and still is an artistic masterpiece. I easily listen to it while meditating. This ain't even a debate

[@HONUT]

You should look up what meditating means, think you're doing it wrong lol

[@tungabunga4107]

@@HONUT everyone meditates differently and not all meditating is sitting on the floor and turning into a microwave

[@HONUT]

@@tungabunga4107 You need silence for meditation, otherwise it's just thinking while listening to a song. But the more you know right.

[@_TSC_46]

@@HONUT you dont need silence for meditation. And that would simply not work for some people. Meditation is introspection on a person and subjects.

[@IAmGalaxian-bi6co]

It's great to imagine someone sitting on the floor, calm as New Magic Wand blasts in their headphones

[@idkwhy_imstillup1274]

6:28 sneaky shot of castle in the sky

[@backwoodmenace]

Always gotta love it when the art triumphs over the business

[@fitforfreelance]

Great analysis and conclusion. I don't listen to a lot of Tyler the creator music, but you gotta respect his process and results! A case study in doing you and letting the right people vibe with you

[@KingBenny]

Thanks... and yeah Tyler is a respectable guy tbh

[@elFxble]

the old odd future days gives me so much nostalgia its crazy. they genuinely changed my life back then.

[@ElecWaff]

“better to try your best at something you love rather than doing what you think other people would like” is genuinely some of the best advice you can take for YT

[@KingBenny]

Kinda I guess

[@lateplayer5650]

Dj doesn't make music anymore, he just makes noise to chase a high

[@mog7501]

4:15 Yeah Khaled, everyone HEARS the music but no one LISTENS to it. There's nothing to listen to or feel in DJ Khaleds songs.

[@royfablooo2810]

IGOR most sonically produced Albums I've ever heard. He went God mode on the beats in every song.

[@captainslam]

I love that DJ Khaled always anounces himself at the beggining of his songs so that I know when to turn off the radio.

[@nellemonte]

This just shows how small Dj Khaled’s mind is. Public spaces playing the songs doesn’t mean anything if I’m not adding the shit to my personal playlist. I have never in my life looked up any of his projects on streaming platforms, despite hearing them countless time on the radio. I’ll vibe to it if I’m shopping in H&M, but that’s about it. That’s the difference. For a lot of people, that’s the difference. And I say this as someone who can count on one hand the amount of Tyler songs they know.

[@calilove6445]

6:41 they wouldn't let him join band class as a freshman bcz he couldn't read music??!! He was at SCHOOL, aren't they supposed to TEACH him there??? WTF... glad he didn't give up. But I'm sure tons of others have with a system like that. SMH

[@KingBenny]

my school was the same and I was very confused

[@PuffinPass]

Khaled makes music that is of the moment in time that it is being made. This means he jumps on all the names and trends that he sees as the formula for success in a numbers game. To a certain extent this has worked and it is true for a certain demographic. As an artist or executive producer though you never see him be vulnerable or grow as an artist outside of what the pop scene is doing and how to jump onto it. Tyler on the other hand is making more personal music for himself and if others like it thats cool too. No doubt he is thinking of sales numbers as well but it is more a side thought and not the focus. Tyler will take risks to get his concept and art out there into the world, sometimes it works and other times not so much, but each time you feel you got a piece of who he is included in the project. He also makes a much more timeless album that you can return to, chill to, reflect on and even get turnt up to but no matter what his honesty and willingness to lose out on potential sales, awards or positioning to get his thoughts out really is what makes him one of the more interesting and compelling artists to watch currently.

[@KingBenny]

I saw someone comment that Khaled's music is gonna age badly and I kinda agree... obvsly some are gonna band regardless tho

[@scramator9077]

He said “you know” so much that it reminded me of when my mom says “ le dije” every time she tells me a story.

[@jasonhaller825]

DJ Khaled made a career by yelling a couple catch phrases over beats that were mostly made by others.

[@fuziontonygaming]

Yeah there’s two lessons in this from Tyler’s perspective don’t be afraid to take artistic risk as well as it that could affect being on the top by Tyler still went for it and it worked out for him, which gives me hope. And DJ Khaled to actually “BE HUMBLE” as he always just makes trendy music and once someone beats him to the top his whole “humble” image is broken and he can’t even practice what he preaches only for us to see it was really about ego.

[@KingBenny]

Being humble is crazy important idk if a lot of ppl realize that

[@fr00tloops]

He is the most embarassing guest on Sean Evans "Hot Ones" ....you really ge to see how truly lame Khaled can be

[@fuziontonygaming]

@@fr00tloops Dude quit on the wings and said he still won lmao, we should’ve seen it coming.