J Dilla & MF Doom Influence in Hip Hop | @AskDEHH w/ Sophie

In this new Ask DEHH episode we were asked: Why are J Dilla and MF Doom so respected and influential in hip hop? If you think Beezy430 never talks, think again. Be sure to let us know your take in the comment section.
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[@soberhippy8240]

Myke C town looks more and more like booker T every day

[@imsteezy1]

Hulk Hogan, we coming for you nigga!

[@soberhippy8240]

imsteezy1 damn thats a throwback lol

[@imsteezy1]

+B.M.F1999 yea I always check that video out now and then, it's hilarious & classic

[@sammyboy7163]

+imsteezy1 when he puts his face in his hands like "what have I done" lmao

[@Dank_Dank]

sammy boy that realization of him messing up had me rolling 😆😆😆😆

[@Primophobic]

DOOM birthed Earl Sweatshirt and Bishop Nehru

[@nasribenzema]

+Primophobic Joey badass too

[@Primophobic]

+nasribenzema oh yeah hahaha cant believe i forgot even with DOOM's beats on his tape

[@romanapollo9467]

+nasribenzema nah biggie and badhu birthed joey

[@emmanuelsuarez3840]

+nasribenzema what about capital steez and nyck caution?

[@emmanuelsuarez3840]

Primophobic yea it's sad he's gone..

[@y0Special]

this title man... MF DOOM* ALL CAPS WHEN YOU SPELL THE MANS NAME

[@vizthekid3470]

was thinking the same thing lmfao

[@ichris2011]

He plots shows like robberies, in and out, one two three no bodies please

[@FrancoisDressler]

I always thought it was "nobodies pleased" relating to his use of imposters. Then again this is Doom so it could mean both.

[@EdRowe84]

TheVideoInvader I did too, but yeah it probably does have that double meaning considering it’s DOOM

[@cai6972]

The fact that half of DOOM's samples are from the old Fantastic 4 and Spiderman.

[@williammcdonald9416]

Dilla and Nujabes (my all time favorite producer) were born the same day

[@remonhidding]

And same year.

[@kennymccornmilk12]

I get excited every time dead end hip hop uploads no matter what it is

[@antoniozapata3371]

right, i stop whatever the fuck i'm doing to watch their video 😂

[@anthonyjohnston4707]

Well it's a rare event nowadays.

[@johnyog7518]

You gay

[@kennymccornmilk12]

+john yog fight me cuhh

[@OVERSEEROFRAP]

you lay on your stomach legs kicking smiling like a groupie

[@GewoonRood]

Did they just type MF Doom instead of MF DOOM???

[@DaukszPSN]

GewoonRood School shooters are triggered

[@kendrickmorrow4045]

GewoonRood just remember all caps when you spell the mans name

[@djsichuan622]

Dilla basically has a crazily tuned ear to find amazing sounds and his ability to create a groove or rhythm in his beats. He was the first to introduce many many different 'feels' and patterns to his drums. His ability to connect with numerous artists and collab with different personalities. He was also very low-key and had a kind of mystique to him cause he didnt really do interviews, you might find 3 online lol. He has sooo much output its insane, and we havnt heard all of it, plus it was said that he made most of those beats in 15-2- min. tops. Hes my favorite producer. Shit, he one of my favorite rappers too; lotta people sleep on bruhs raps and flows, he kills beats f'real!. RIP to Dilla dawg

[@MoeDaAbtract]

Factz

[@baddonkeyworld7254]

Rip to doom now aswell

[@BombXXplosive]

Oh let's not forget how Dilla was instrumental to the sound of the Soulquarians. Influence on The Roots, D'Angelo etc

[@Scrootumm]

MF DOOM is so criminally underrated it makes me sick, speaking in general terms

[@Juiceish1]

He's Overrated not Underrated.

[@Scrootumm]

you're overrated!

[@Juiceish1]

Scrootumm how ?

[@forkrhoades1953]

He's popular to those who know their hip hop & the real community. And to a select group his popularity is well deserved, but another group thinks otherwise. I personally love Most things MF DOOM.

[@mydadshowering2978]

DOOM isn't underrated IMO. Personally he's my all-time favourite rapper, and I feel like there's enough people that appreciate him on a high enough level that he's not underrated or overrated. I think he's fairly rated.

[@kimmystrongarms996]

All caps when you spell the man's name

[@parmar__12]

Cringe

[@fairplayterrific147]

WELL YOU SHOULD'VE SPELLED WHAT YOU TYPED IN ALL CAPS LOL.....

[@knxtta]

nah MF DOOM's different personality do rhyme different... When DOOM is rapping as himself he is more mature and wise... As Viktor Vaughn hes more immature and mischievous... As King Geedorah (is that the correct spelling?) he has the feeling of a higher power that is just playing with you... as Zev Love X hes more playful and lively... As King Dumile (off of ASM the jade amulate which is a very good track you should check it out) His voise is more raspy and he raps with power and strict order and he says he has become consumed by absolute power...

[@knxtta]

and the collaboration albums such as Madvillainy, danger doom, NerhuvianDoom, ect his personalities are a mix of them all because the album isnt specifically based on one personality but some definitely sound more like some then others

[@knxtta]

i could talk about DOOM all day

[@consmo]

Mekk victor vaughn prolly one of my favs

[@roccy5735]

JJ DOOM?

[@justdoit_s.i.i.e6268]

Man DOOM is the guy

[@kanetowsey6813]

15:40 Doom sends impostas because he is playing the role of a villain not himself so it is a part of the act and he wants to portray the character of doom. It still sucks tho.

[@DaukszPSN]

Kane Towsey it is said yeah but not from him still a shitty move

[@boxtupos7718]

@@DaukszPSN Dr. Doom uses Doombots, so yea... Listening to his music, he has a lot of references to comics. So yea he embraced the character.

[@savageskid8777]

@@boxtupos7718 ALL CAPS my guys

[@dohertyz]

I haven't pressed play yet but I know Beezy about to get hella passionate!

[@beastcoastindigo173]

I come back to this video often, one of my favorite DEHH videos, and seeing Beezy open up like this about some shit he loves for one of the first times is great and everyone trying to push it out of him and then thanking him after is mad wholesome and always makes me smile

[@knxtta]

i first heard of DOOM from a vox video about the rap goats and after hearing just a clip of a verse of great day i searched for doom listened to every thing he has ever put out including all of the special herbs stuff... and prior to this my i was only listening to odd future and eminem i was 12 at the time and now im 13 and its amazing how in a year i can go from knowing almost nothinf about rap and then listening to almost everything... exept for the modern mainstream rap of course... now i listen to DOOM, Madlib, Dilla, Quest, De La Soul, Wu-Tang, Cannibal Ox, and so on...

[@knxtta]

i could talk about DOOM all day

[@knxtta]

ThatDopeChannel i actually like the good mainstream rappers such as Eminem, Tyler the Creator, Nas, Earl Sweatshirt, and Kendrick Lamar to name a few its the "get drunk, drink lean, and have sex all day" kind of rap i dont like

[@knxtta]

ThatDopeChannel word

[@SwaggerLikeUz]

Great tastes homie!!!

[@knxtta]

SwaggerLikeUz word dog

[@Jay-uw4bu]

J Dilla is dope but, I gotta put Madlib ahead of him. From Madvillany to Quasimoto all his shit is A+

[@shawnorjiakor]

Agreed

[@Utshob5]

piñata as well

[@devaughn850]

I agree

[@lepetitmort1150]

+Royal .Z MY NXGGA!!! DILLA WENT PLATINUM!!! 'NUFF SAID... RESPECT TO MADLIB ALL DAY... BUT... DILLA WENT PLATINUM!!!

[@thelankytank]

madlib knockin on the door but he not dilla yet. maybe if he got deathly ill id feel different lol

[@Apizzaslice]

His kicks, his snares, his bass, his sample flips, his chords, his groove, his ability to churn out pure magic every single time. I fully feel you B.

[@ndx2k]

Myke, the documentary you were talking about is Fuse's Crate Diggers, the J Dilla episode.

[@shellacSOUP58]

It's nice to hear DEHH go in depth talking about these guys, I've been waiting to hear this on the channel for awhile

[@hahahayess]

Danger Doom - Perfect Hair You're welcome.

[@devine301]

+HAHA HAHA Perfect Hair to the single power of FOREVAH

[@hahahayess]

Pyroclastic DOOM Ask him do he need it?, hells yeah, NOW OR NEVER

[@MAandS]

off to mount tuna!

[@hahahayess]

MAandS Wear your leather prepared sweater

[@how_sway]

W

[@KoolGNasBlackThought]

Feefo's nickname should be "I never grew up on them"

[@espiritucallejero9127]

Glad for that kool keith shoutout L'Orange & Kool Keith - Time Astonishing- a very underrated album of 2015

[@Alice-kv3sg]

I was sadden they never reviewed that

[@espiritucallejero9127]

+Jon Lax Same. I couldn't find ANY reviews. Love the album, sad it gets no recognition.

[@maazwaseem8313]

Came here after I heard the news. RIP DOOM.

[@nagi_comics]

theyre not imposters. theyre doombots

[@Lux9103]

SEARCH "J Dilla's Vinyl Collection - Crate Diggers" to see the Documentary that Mike is referring to @ 8:44

[@pojomon1234]

Thank you man

[@Lux9103]

+pojomon1234 No Worries Bro

[@sidhayward7490]

Madvillainy and Liquid Swords are you tubers favourite hip hop records

[@sidhayward7490]

Nah man half the comment section on vids like this are people with swords as their pp

[@HDitzzDH]

Indeed

[@DaukszPSN]

Sid Hayward very accurate

[@VarsityAthlete04]

True

[@shwah2890]

I love when myke starts talking about Doom having an imposter he goes "this ain't gotta be in the video"

[@jtnellum070579]

Jdilla definitely an influence! From Fantastic Vol.2 to doing production with Common, Pharcyde, ATCQ, Keith Murray, Busta Rhymes, etc. I also I agree people jumping on the Jdilla Bandwagon. They be like Donuts this Donuts that. Don't get me wrong Donuts was on point but what about albums before that, welcome 2 detroit, slum village, etc. after watching those Bling 47 J Dilla Edition and clearly keeping with his archive I can clearly Dilla can take even samples that been used over and over and turn it into something you never heard before! Example: The sample he used for Common's "Dooinit" off the Like Water for Chocolate was Rick James "Give it to me Baby!" and i was blown away like Word? I never knew that and that was amazing! If you come to know Dillas archive since like Fantastic Vol.2 and been following then you know why the influence is there.

[@babychelf]

Rest In Peace MF DOOM !!!!!

[@ism519]

That Players sample was immediately what came to my mind too. Claire. Incredible.

[@dirkvoltaar]

Just found your channel. Subbed! Love it! Been listening to a lot of MF Doom, Madlib, and Dilla again. When Doom passed away it inspired me to dive into his work again. What I think that makes these producers so special is their musicality: swung rhythms, unique samples, incredible flow. There’s a great video of Mos Def in the studio breaking down some of Doom’s bars. Doom is the rapper’s rapper. Fantastic.

[@joshuaDstarks]

All caps when you spell the man's name!

[@adriansubryan2186]

No trick spellin lol

[@johnreder8167]

+Adrian Subryan got what it takes to get through your thick melon

[@mmuldo3383]

rip DOOM rip dilla. absolute legends.

[@bluecheckmiya]

Cuz the flow is so fucking amazing to listen to. Hearing those words fit together multiple times in a single bar is complex and hard for most to do. Takes a highly skilled mc to be able to produce that kind of word play and still make sense

[@KimarKurosaski]

I'm from Detroit and it's sad how many people don't know or care in my own city that J Dilla is from Detroit like the Detroit rap scene is sad af.

[@dr.fritza959]

Kimar Origami Danny Brown best alive in Detroit rn

[@MKB1L]

Viktor Vaughn bruh. Do u even know who's from Detroit?

[@leonrice8715]

Facts !!!! They on that New York shit

[@leonrice8715]

I saw in an interview that he didn't want to go back to New York

[@sameelatif]

9:00 the video hes talkin about is the "crate diggers" one, where they're at his lockup pullin out vinyl i think

[@MVP_MAGAZINE]

Subjects like J Dilla break my heart,because especially now a days people wouldn't even understand why he's dope...he innovated so many trends in production like dropping out the melody whilst the drums are playing,making unquantised beats with tight drums.....his soulful sound accidentally created Neo soul...he's produced so many classics "Drop" & "running" pharcyde he's the GOAT

[@SYMShutYoMouth]

DOOM and Dilla are both technical artists. DOOM is truthfully your favorite Rapper's favorite Rapper. DOOM in my open is technically sound. His rhyme scheme is amazing and the literary devices he uses are just amazing. Dude is a true emcee.

[@flygonfiasco9751]

He calls himself the VILLAIN. The bots are legit part of the persona. That said, I wouldn’t see him live lol

[@jcp2017]

Finally a video about DOOM. Thank you guys so much. Dude is so underrated and unappreciated.

[@DJPETE281]

Crate diggers - J Dilla is the documentary I think Myke is talking about.

[@xSalamz]

I'm a massive Odd Future fan (even though Tyler's latest album was shit) and the MF DOOM influence is so clear in their earlier projects especially Earl's. I can't wait for the DOOMSTARKS album coming out.

[@josealvarez8980]

they aren't even together anymore. They say they didn't break up but they don't fuck with each other. Support them as single artist if you really fuck with them

[@xSalamz]

I do.

[@Huumf]

What's up dude!

[@xSalamz]

AJ sorry how do I know you?

[@Huumf]

+xSalamz ;)

[@BombXXplosive]

Dilla the GOAT

[@ThaMadvonnie84]

The first song I ever heard that was produced by Dilla was 2 Pac " Do for love" and I've been hooked since then. His sound just mesmerized me to be completely honest. His beats were just so soulful and I hadn't heard anything of the sort other then R&B. The first song I heard by Doom was " Doomsday" and right after I heard " One Beer". His lyrics were just so jaw dropping to me cause I actually had to dissect his witty lyrics and define the meanings of his punchlines. Also in a era where people make songs with a hook and a chorus he just rhymed through the whole beat. At the time the only songs I heard him have a chorus in was " Rap snitches". So that captured me cause, though he rapped through whole song he was always on topic, never strayed, and none of it was filler. This man is unstoppable with the pen and there is barely anyone on his level.

[@theneovas1]

Imma have to put Flying Lotus up there with J Dilla

[@iftachsolomon]

Just Some Asian Dude he’s great but he didn’t change hip hop

[@EdRowe84]

FlyLo is def dope, but nowhere near Dilla’s catalog just yet

[@EMIN3MFAN96]

Just Some Asian Dude my nigga how

[@sammadden5540]

I agree, fly lo has so much influence it's crazy

[@ortiztheinfamous2771]

Dilla's beats are immersive and the instruments in his beats are just so perfect , the way his samples , sequencing, how he organizes everything is great , his drums, hats , baselines , etc. Dilla is the goat man.

[@yamch]

when mos def, rza, nas, kanye, drake, danny brown, ab soul, joey badass, earl sweatshirt, etc say he's the best, you can see how many generations hes influenced.

[@prizegotti]

To be honest, I had seen the Mask around the rap scene for many years, but because he is so underground, I never listened to DOOM until I started listening to Tyler and Earl, hearing he was an inspiration for them both. I never really knew he was so big or that there was this bandwagon, I know very few people who even know of DOOM.

[@Chuckjay95]

J Dilla And MF Doom Are Pioneers In The Game, And I'm Still Waiting On Kanye West And Dr. Dre To Collab

[@CommonSenseless1993]

J.Dilla is probably the most gifted and slick sampler in hip hop history. Some of his arrangements are even too ridiculously complex for seasoned veterans to grasp. A true legend.

[@andyrevo1927]

Damn... two of my all time favorite hip/hop producers. Dilla and Doom are godlike. Donuts and MMM Food are the albums for me. Great video DeadEnd!

[@WEKetchum]

Another crucial thing about Dilla is his drums. Dilla's drum work was just as important as his samples. Kanye West famously said, "Dilla drums are like good pussy." His drums definitely had a swing and personality to them that many have tried to follow

[@kennymccornmilk12]

Didn't cha know is my favorite Dilla beat and my favorite Erykah Badu song

[@ReyHugoTelevision614]

J Dilla could play live instruments too. Same as Madlib. J Dilla and Madlib spent a lot of time together before he passed away, cuz he lived in LA.

[@willemgoff5476]

8:47 The vid Myke's talking about is Crate Diggers - J Dilla

[@SOB308]

Beezy has a good point when he said that only producers can really understand the magnitude of Jay Dee production. Not saying that you can't appreciate his production by being a regular music fan but when you know the process of digging through a crate just to find that one record with that one sample, and you manage to create art; beautiful art I may add. When you understand that, you understand that Dilla was putting his heart and soul into every beat he made. Truly one of the best ever.

[@ArmandTheBlackRevolutionary]

Ya'll really sold DOOM short. You should try to listen to more of him, then you'll see his true greatness. I recommend Kon Karne, One Beer(prod. by Madlib), Figaro, Raid, Doomsday and Rhinestone Cowboy.

[@HarryVerolme]

Three of those songs are on Madvillainy, what are you talking about?

[@HarryVerolme]

I just read a little bit on the topic and came across something called "Doombots" from the comic book villain/alter ego Doctor Doom. Quote from marvel: "The term "Doombot" refers to various series of robots originally created by Doctor Doom. All robots that are now identified as "Doombots" are exact physical and mental replicas of the original Victor von Doom in his armored form. They are designed with psionic disguising circuitry that is capable of fooling low level telepaths into accepting them as the real Dr. Doom. Their advanced A.I. program makes them believe themselves to be the real Doom, except when they are in the presence of Doom or another Doombot. They were created to replace Doom whenever he cannot be present at a situation, or whenever he does not want to risk his own life." I'm guessing this confirms what you said. Really fascinating how he brings his rap-persona to life like that.

[@NOTURPLUGBRO]

B droppin knowledge! I listened to "Players" so many times and never realized that.

[@Youngapollo47]

Maybe not the best, but these 2 are definitely in the top 10 most important hip hop artists of all time just on influence alone.

[@duals-growthofculture2085]

I still remember when my producer at the time back in high school brought me over a hiphop mag with an article on MF Doom and a couple of his CDs for me. Magical moment

[@gwkonyoutube]

Of course B is the thumbnail 😂

[@rasungod7257]

Shout out to The Pharcyde for being the first Hip Hop group that used J Dilla's (Jay Dee back then) production on their sophomore album "LabCabinCalifornia" (1995). They saw the vision and created incredible songs on that album.

[@maini11]

DOOM is so damn underappreciated

[@Primophobic]

King Gheedorah is my favorite DOOM alias

[@pullupthen5073]

DOOM in terms of raw ability is the GOAT hands down

[@TheOneKeyToLife]

This whole episode was made for just getting Beezy to talk and get in his bag 😂😂

[@theunseenghost]

What was the first MF DOOM you ever heard? Mine was "One Beer" and I recognize the beat from Tyler's "Odd Toddlers."

[@ayeeitskwon7959]

Mines was rap snitch knishes i thought the shit wass soo true and funny at the same time

[@smileyent.3055]

mine was Rhinestone Cowboy

[@255chainsaw]

Frank Amador For me it was Gas Drawls

[@dogsandyoga1743]

Mine was Peachfuzz haha...1991 But as DOOM? Rhymes Like Dimes in the late 90s.

[@MrFatso128]

Deep fried frienz was the first song and I was hooked

[@ReyHugoTelevision614]

About his shows, he is the villian lol. Other part, he couldnt return back to the US, he had to stay in London where he was born. So he probably had imposters doing shows for him in the US. He was in London since about 2012 or so.

[@skeletonkey6942]

I've waited for a video about Doom for awhile.

[@jeremiahbarnes6313]

When Busta dropped his Album Genesis the song "Make It Hurt" Dilla did the beat. That song brings memories.

[@kamphychair]

RIP DILLA RIP DOOM CALL CAPS

[@illexpreshun]

The doc Myke C Town's talking about is called Crate Diggers - J Dilla's Vinyl Collection on KZbin if anyone was wondering.

[@polkatolka]

One word to describe Doom's rap: Intelligent.

[@Cyrusislikeawsome]

Rest In Power MF DOOM

[@crackswareg135]

I think MF Doom is worthy to be in someone's top ten G.O.A.T list

[@pullupthen5073]

He's worthy to be number 1

[@shawnorjiakor]

Too many good MCs known as the GOAT we should retire the top 10 and make a top 15

[@crackswareg135]

+Brandon Standifer I feel like no one has dethroned Biggie

[@ultei605]

+Cracks Ware I personally put Nas as top dog

[@austyn8942]

Myke is cracking me up, "He said Dilla was WHACK" "Trick trick gonna come for you" "You calling us stupid"

[@DeamnProd]

anyone know the documentaty myke mentioned?

[@DeamnProd]

thanks

[@nimaxx]

+Jigga2k i know another documentary, its called "still shinning": vimeo.com/19637436

[@youyouyouyouyou___]

feel like this my favorite video ever from dehh. B truly spread the knowledge that day

[@alexdayenian]

did anyone get the link to what myke was talking about with that documentary

[@filetinho]

search for j dilla crate diggers homie

[@caricatureparty]

i'll just tell you what it is about MF Doom. he pinned it down how important the figure of speech is. everybody knows its kind of a cheat to throw in a word you just made up to fill a rhyme, but its also important to use figures of speach that people commonly use too and not just make them up to fit whatever word you want in there.this element has always been present in rap, but Doom latched onto it and brought it into the foreground.

[@Northsyde21]

ALL CAPS WHEN YOU SPELL MF DOOM

[@FurredTurgeson]

The last part about the DOOM imposters, I have heard that he lost a whole bunch of weight and that that's why he sounded different. Also, it's pretty tough to recreate how he sounds in the studio recordings on stage, he intentionally makes his voice sound different like on madvillainy. So idk, just something to keep in mind. This is really well done video and I hope cats that don't get both DOOM and Jay Dee's influence understand it at least a little bit better now after watching. The story about black milk being blown away by Dilla is such a great way to capture what made him so special

[@elchuma5989]

First time seeing this Sophie is beautiful

[@davidshamie1808]

Can't believe you guys didn't mention dooms voice! Dude was the first to use a monotone deep vocal in rap, which made his music so distinct and influential you can hear the influence overwhelmingly on Earl and Tyler.

[@JonConstruct]

Guru?

[@ashrok1982]

Y'all need to invest in more cameras. That shit going back and forth was annoying as fuck. This ain't tennis son.

[@Ayplus]

Myke is talking about the J Dilla Crate Diggers Episode @8:50

[@generalgrax]

Sophie is perfection manifested! Anyways lol, my favorite producer of all time is Dilla hands down, listen to tracks like "As Serious As Your Life" by Four Tet ft Guilty Simpson, not to mention Fantastic Vol 2 bangs till this day and that should show you all you need to know.

[@lbushquizeanic1]

When Dilla did Busta Rhymes "Keep It Movin" he flip the Eddie Harris "Recess" I was like ......Whooaaa

[@lbushquizeanic1]

Cant forget "Sometimes (The Ummah Remix)"

[@Dnize24]

DOOM doesnt give af about his fans. And he has a good reason, the majority if his fans pirate his shit..

[@nexa6280]

majority of fans pirate all people's shit dude, shit's nothing new at least for the past decade

[@EdRowe84]

Nahhh, DOOM said in an intvw that he only refuses to show up when the venue doesn’t pay up the money they both agreed upon. I’d be pissed if he did that a show I paid for as a fan, but as an artist/businessman, I certainly can’t fault his reasoning.

[@STAVROS1801]

most fans probably didn't even notice tbh

[@SkratchMyItch]

Dilla has the God snares. No question. Motherfuckers weren't even stacking claps on snares before Dilla.

[@brookloncrook3576]

madlib is not that Hot. don't get me wrong I bump madlib but he ain't no dilla. When madlib makes beats he hold on to the sample to long, madlib is a good (looper) producer . He throws sampled drum loops over samples. Dilla is more organic with his production, cause the way he chops up samples and his (programmed) kicks and snares. His sub bass in the background adds to music history. All music . He might be on of the best sub bass players in hip hop history. not only hip hop, but in a lot of genres of music. Off his sub bass melodies alone, you can make an album.

[@ColdtrainDavis6791]

Brooklon Crook truth.

[@jjjd12346]

you havent listened to much madlib have you

[@hawkeyedsentinel4648]

Brooklon Crook madvillainy....just saying.

[@madnizz1511]

Madlib is a better producer than Dilla imo but it's close and they're the two best hip-hop producers of all time

[@PrNy99]

J Dilla and MF DOOM are the best artists/producers in hip hop history hands down

[@MoeDaAbtract]

Factz

[@kiingquan1657]

I fucks with doom and dilla I'm only 14

[@JayZC96]

You want a cookie? A trophy? It's good you know, but if you are a true hip hop fan, you should know them, regardless of age.

[@shawnorjiakor]

That cool. Hope you listen to other good stuff as well

[@Vextos]

+Lyrical MC Ever? lmao

[@MaskedMenace94]

+Lyrical MC lol no you haven't.

[@Vextos]

Lyrical MC lmao "nas is the best rapper ever" yupp, you're definitely 14.

[@7thsaga662]

The video Myke is talking about is called Crate Diggers. J Rocc from the Beat Junkies was the brother who started crying.... which made me start to tear up.

[@TheSuperlativeMind]

Damn, Sophie is beautiful.

[@ReyHugoTelevision614]

Pharcyde "Runnin" J Dilla's drum programming sounds like a live drummer. Amazing.

[@onmypurpose9075]

Can't keep runnin awaaaaaaaaaayyy

[@jeffnathan7293]

This camera work is atrocious. Content was good, but please for the love of god fix that camera work

[@thamaker4133]

RIP TO A LEGEND, MF DOOM!