Madlib Opens Up About His Mystical Connection With MF Doom & J Dilla | People's Party Clip

[@uproxx]

FAVORITE MADLIB BEATS???

[@leevancleef4124]

Meat Grinder

[@giiibbzoffizix]

The Healer.

[@theredfool33]

ABSOLUTELY

[@leonmorimoto]

Lootpack - Verbal Experiments. S/O God's Gift and Jack aka Wildchild

[@sleepleZZZV3]

The full Madvillainy record!

[@tmotivate]

I can’t be the only one that sees Madlib and reacts as if Big Foot decided step out amongst us

[@patricesankara3081]

You not dude. I’m hyped

[@tc8isgreat]

Legit. He is mythical. 🤩

[@SorsImmitis]

fr. so grateful for every interview he does!

[@GLo1991]

I can’t want to watch this!!!

[@LeekLone]

Right. Him showing up on Hot97 was even more wild

[@Ruhul612]

I never expected Madlib would show up on the podcast because he’s so low key. He’s easily the best and my favourite producer.

[@nocturnalron69]

Hes just an odd dude. Whenever we'd see him out he was a real recluse and stayed quite. His brother Ohno is more of an extrovert.

[@seinenwax94jr9]

Lol He really is "The Unseen" frfr. I feel like Freddie Gibbs has been bringing him out more especially when they did the Tiny Desk Concert a few years ago. Not that he needs the accolades or the limelight, but I enjoy this coming out party he's been getting for about 4 years.

[@sechabamashego9514]

I'm also confused 😂

[@nocturnalron69]

​@@seinenwax94jr9 good point. he seems to be getting more comfortable talking. his solo shows used to be terrible because of his shyness. Glad he's rockin with people again.

[@luisfeliballenuriarte9142]

yeah but again the new blackstar album will be entirely prouced by him so it does make sense to have him here

[@c10_c10]

Respect to MF DOOM, J Dilla, Madlib, & Stones Throw Records for putting out some of the most artful, creative, and inspiring records of the 2000s.

[@lordquas1550]

Stones throw got a stacked producer lineup fr

[@zacnoel912]

Yessir. But all caps, please.

[@philomenaweekes9796]

That label singlehandedly kept my faith in hip hop strong during the arid 00s

[@zacnoel912]

@@lordquas1550 PBJ choses what he liked. That the world likes it as well is only a bonus.

[@zacnoel912]

Our Vinyl Weighs a Ton is one of my favorite musical documentaries: 1) You Can See Me Laughin' 2) Decline of Western Civilization Vol. 1 3) Our Vinyl Weighs A Ton 4) The Devil And Daniel Johnston 5) Dig! 6) Buena Vista Social Club 7) A Band Called Death 8) Hype! 9) Stop Making Sense 10) Gimme Shelter

[@timgrimes1287]

"A lot of people don't think. If you think, you know how great he is.........." - Madlib on MF DOOM..

[@komplex_the_producer2819]

It’s more so life

[@LaughingGasFunny]

He pretty much summed everything I’ve been thinking about DOOM in that one quote.

[@Bandstand]

Good to see Madlib doing stuff like this

[@brocksamson9737]

First time I've seen a comment from you with no thumbs up.

[@rideroardvolid1716]

labels

[@kyleh6173]

I see you everywhere I go. Can you just link me what I need to watch at this point? 😂

[@amilcarlopez1407]

@@rideroardvolid1716 M

[@joshuaharris6934]

YES

[@fernandoreyes680]

Madlib, Dilla and DOOM are all GOATS

[@Woter_X]

The tri-force

[@LiquidDIO]

I feel like 9th could also lowkey be apart of that blueprint.

[@Woter_X]

@@LiquidDIO na bro. He got way to political and his style is a very common style and hip-hop. These three legends have a style that nobody can duplicate

[@LiquidDIO]

@@Woter_X Idk, man. A lot of 9th's early work and his beats and demo tapes, beat selections sound pretty fathered by Dilla. I just meant he originated there, his latter day deviations and side projects are why I said lowkey. He tried too hard to mainstream instead of embracing that original DNA, if that makes more sense.

[@connorwilliams6486]

@@LiquidDIO 9th is ill but he’s not in the same clique or realm of hip hop that DOOM Dilla and Madlib were in. Even tho his beats were similar to Dillas

[@devzeppalin]

I love that... DOOM is Charlie Parker. Dilla is Coltrane. Otis is the THELONIOUS Monk. Damn. That’s perfect.

[@googleedood9721]

i felt it too!

[@kbtitan2464]

Madlib always got a fresh cut.

[@tabouligum7300]

He always so lined up

[@leevancleef4124]

He looks chill and healthy, that makes me happy

[@uproxx]

Yes!

[@HenryYSuCanalSobreTodo]

Cuz he was always sparking

[@themusicofcbdkris]

No Rules . Most important piece of advice to any musician ..

[@thecunninlynguist]

Madlib!!!!!!!! Hell yes!. This will be a fantastic interview

[@uproxx]

it is!

[@MedusaVision]

when will be the full iterview online?

[@kevindube7096]

@@MedusaVision I think it’s Mondays but not sure what time

[@thecunninlynguist]

@@kevindube7096 usually 6 AM PT, so whatever that is if you're not on the west coast

[@ohianaw]

it makes me happy seeing madlib healthy and opening up more. hes a pretty odd guy but the works and pure dedication he puts into his music is genuinely awe inspiring and i hope more people discover how much of his music and works have impacted hip hop and music like no other

[@theredfool33]

WHAT?! YOU GOT A MADLIB INTERVIEW?! I KNOW Y'ALL ARE HOMIES BUT DAMN THIS IS RARE! SALUTE AND THANK YOU KWELI!!! AND ALL PRAISE AND BLESSINGS TO THE BEAT KONDUCTA HIMSELF!!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@alanktoler6514]

I always felt Madlib music...one of the most underrated producers beat makers Ever In history his style is like no other ...hes not for erybody ...especially in this climate...him J dilla Mf DOOM...are the university professors of eclectic Other wordly music and sampling..they are Truly GREAT...

[@hamblok0]

Any chance we get to hear this man talk is a fucking blessing.

[@hestules4763]

You really learn a lot more about Madlib by listening to his music than by hearing him talk. His music speaks for itself. Future music historians will place Madlib right next to John Coltrane, James Brown and Jimi Hendrix.

[@remnantsaved144]

true

[@remnantsaved144]

@nomad: Shalawam bro much love we almost home!!!!

[@fatlann]

Been saying 🙏he doesn’t dumb it down. DOOM, Madlib, and Dilla make you truly think

[@KenyattaJamil]

He's the Quincy Jones of hip-hop

[@oceanlover2426]

Reunited kindred souls often have a very strong connection and strong telepathic activity. Beautiful interview.

[@jonathanstoner7237]

“Everyone wants dumb down music” truest thing I’ve heard in a while people don’t use their minds to think anymore just look at a screen to think for them. Once people start thinking for themselves on lyrics and really listen that’s when they’ll appreciate witty lyricism

[@tremunique6149]

DOOM didn’t do music that was radio friendly. There’s no hooks in his music and his songs rarely reach the 3 minute mark. He also rarely did interviews and I just think he didn’t take the industry that serious. Those r the reasons I think he remained under appreciated.

[@seinenwax94jr9]

100% agree. Sometimes I think it's great that some of the rappers and producers remain underrated or at least have that cult following. It kind of makes them even more of a rarity in a sense that when people find a DOOM, Madlib, Aesop Rock, etc its like a "Oh.. I didn't know this could be done before" type of reaction.

[@JankoFrancisty]

He is the MOST appreciated by real Hip Hop heads and people with good taste for music and realness. Underground has the biggest balls because it's not sugar-coated for people to like it. It's for the raw Hip Hop natives that know what it is. He was everybody's favorite rapper's favorite Rapper.. Top five for sure.

[@pdub2762]

Yeah I mean he's not making club bangers, but if you have a brain you recognize the goatness 🐐

[@MrOzzification]

DOOM not taking the industry seriously is a big part of who he was as an artist. Its why he put on a mask and started calling himself the villain in the 1st place. He felt betrayed by the industry when "Black Bastards", the 2nd album he was working on with his brother, got shelved after they'd finished working on it. Reason being it was not something the label wanted and felt the album was unmarketable. This wasn't helped by his brother's sudden passing which led DOOM into a deep depression and being homeless for almost half a decade. When he eventually started his solo career under the moniker MF DOOM, he'd returned to the rap game as someone who despised the music industry. A villain to the mainstream. Dude had no intention of making it big

[@tremunique6149]

@@MrOzzification All that; Yes.

[@ZacharieVibertGuigue]

Madlib one the true greats that man needs to get his flowers now

[@adriansmith4064]

MadLib Is Top 5 Producers of All time give him his flowers goddamn Dope Hip Hop Producer RIP MF DOOM

[@BrentLane1]

So glad you got madlib on here. He’s always been one of my favorite producers. First time I found “movie scenes 1-2” I knew he was special. 🔥

[@waynethompson5724]

This man is a vital part of the essence of real hiphop. Big salute king

[@Dante_tea_v]

Madlibs probly using his Ipad for this interview 😂 one of my favorite producers!

[@BoChosen]

Real talk, we need a 'Liberation II'... I've been optimistically waiting on it for years. Respectfully, can we get that, Talib???

[@KarlozWatson]

#Facts- I still play the original to this day. Would love it if the second was a collaboration with Mos Def as well.

[@bgjr2304]

In the 18 years I've been listenin to DOOM, I STILL FIND MYSELF DECIPHERING HIS LYRICS AND METAPHORS... the enjoyment that brings me is unspeakable. TIMELESS

[@shottashabazz6721]

I use to think there was something wrong with me because I’ve always been to myself and low key by nature. It’s good to know MF DOOM, Madlib, J Dilla were on that same wavelength. RIP MF DOOM and J Dilla. There was three and now there is one. I know Madlib thinks about death more now than ever because he lost his musical brothers in MF DOOM and J Dilla.

[@GrandKuwsh]

Madlib is an Incarnated Being from the Planet Loot Pack. The language he speaks is called the Beat Konducktion - Those with great sonic ears here the message. Salute to the Legendary MadLib

[@SinestetKanal]

This is the best podcast in the game...amazing guests and pure substance, no gimmicks...thank you

[@ClosedLoopMusic]

You guys are crushing it wit the guest lately, and talibs interviews are getting better and better each episode

[@j.piramid]

Wow, yall got madlib to chop it up, respect! Can't wait for this one.

[@concept8407]

It hurts to hear madlib say he miss his brothers man i wish they were both here RIP DILLA AND DOOM

[@Juiceish1]

I Can see Why him & Dilla got along so Well. They both Werent big talkers.

[@seinenwax94jr9]

Man, yall outdid yall self on this one. It's not everyday we get to see the Loop Digga share his musical experiences in person.. and on camera too?? I'm beyond thrilled for next Monday ✌🔥🔥

[@MrCoughupalung]

Puts the biggest smile on my face to see a Madlib interview. Thank you for this. PEACE

[@terrenceball6439]

I can't wait to listen to this interview, big fan of Kweli, Madlib, J Dilla, and DOOM.

[@TheBrentonGarnhum]

What a great interview! Thank you Talib for being such a great interviewer.

[@hatezis]

looking forward to the full interview

[@Peltztheprodigy]

props to Talib and crew for landing a Madlib interview. It's a rare feat and he's one of the greatest to ever do it. Definitely gonna be some gems on this.

[@GLo1991]

I CAN’T WAIT FOR THE WHOLE EP

[@john.doe.845]

Madlib the goat producer, when’s the Black Star album dropping, my dream album is Kendrick and Madlib👀

[@blossm4002]

Hopefully we get the new blackstar soon lol, im okay with waiting if its gonna turn into a classic tho 🔥🔥 which i know it will

[@an3582]

There's a new Blackstar coming????? Oh shit, not the biggest fan of talib on his own but I love Blackstar

[@blossm4002]

@@an3582 yeah apparently ots mostly madlib production too

[@Ehgg-]

Blackstar 2 is long gone I’m sorry bro

[@fatlann]

“A lot of people just wanna hear dumb downed music,” -madlib

[@unaimichelena5674]

Oh fuck, I have been praying for an episode with Madlib! Thanks Kweli!

[@tonikakujay]

Rest in Peace to both Legends in the Hip Hop Cultural movement, but we're happy to have Madlib still out making moves and connecting with other artists pushing forward.

[@BLURZMATIC]

Cant wait for the full podcast! 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@sonicspeed5276]

I feel bad for Madlib, lost both of his brothers but he's still going. RIP Dilla and RIP DOOM

[@nataniellucas]

When a man loses his friends, he becomes more humble. Must be so much more lonely for him to lose two like minded souls.

[@dopetag]

Amazing! Please, post more of Madlib!

[@dannnnydannnn5201]

I was born in 87 and growing up I always felt like I missed the real golden age of hip hop because I was a young kid during the early 90’s. Don’t get me wrong, I would save up the little bit of money I could get my hands on and buy the cassette tapes and the cd’s from the chronic to enter the 36 chambers, to illmatic, but I was just a young kid who was a fan of all this powerful music that was coming out during that era. I gotta say that looking back on it now, I’m glad that through my teen years and through my early twenty’s I really got to experience life during the release of the madvillian’s and the slum villages, the donuts era and all of that. I think the album to kick all of that stuff off in m eyes was doomsday. It’s crazy looking back on it now with dilla’s passing 15 years ago, and doom being gone, that era is over. It’s gotta be tough for madlib but at the same time he’s really still one of the most relevant producers putting out music and creating albums with in my opinion the greatest artists of this era. The stuff he did with gibbs is some of the best stuff out and is still as relevant if not more now as far as shaping the landscape and taking the culture in a direction that pushes the boundaries while staying true to the foundation and staying real. Props to madlib. A legend. Rip DOOM. Rip Dilla

[@shansingh4113]

These men knew there worth. They still know what there worth and when they die they'll be worth more . Know your worth!

[@lavishstoner3537]

We can’t wait for this interview continued Success family

[@akiramatoi4158]

Endless Blessings, Prayers, & Just all around good vibes to MadLib, man. That has to hurt a lot. He lost 2 of his really close, not just artists he worked with, but friends, brothers. J Dilla & MF DOOM. REST IN PEACE to MF DOOM & J DILLA. Also, MadLib, I hope/wish nothing but even more greatness & success in anything you do for as long as you do it. Thank you for so much AMAZING music form all 4 of yall too. Yes, i said 4. The "4" being - Madlib, MF DOOM, J Dilla, & You too Talib Kweli. Talib Kweli, from your music all the way down to ur Voice Acting in Marc Eckos Getting Up as TRANE shaped my life & my love for hip hop, & music tastes into what it is still to this day. Yall have inspired so much of what I do since I was a kid & still to this day. Thank You. I cant say that enuff. THANK YOU! P.S - about 3 - 4 years ago i came across a gold MF DOOM Mask necklace in a store. & i have worn it ever since. & sadly after hearing about DOOM last year. i will never take this necklace off. #RIPMFDOOM

[@jabbad2992]

Man Madlib thanks for the interview YOU and DOOM and Jdilla changed how I hear music.....LOve this Conti Jackson collab got it downloaded to my phone now!!

[@connorvanzant7130]

When lord quas said " that's my brother.... I miss him" I got all swollen eyed.

[@user-yz5it9qe1r]

Woah new Madlib interview? Glad to see this

[@mofakah5906]

Champion sound and madvillainy are some of the best albums I’ve ever listened to

[@Man_eee]

This is major right here! Just finished listening to Czarface X MF DOOM Super What? & now I see this! Pumped for this interview. Rest In Beats DOOM.

[@mariofernandez7598]

I’ve been waiting on this one!!

[@cowboylemonheadmedia]

Madlib came out of his hole!! ✊🏾🙌🏾. Man I wish this dude would do more interviews and maybe even a master class.

[@DMacLean15]

Madlib is a man of very few words but those words carry infinite wisdom. I respect him for keeping a low profile and choosing to remain under the radar. Despite that, he is an underground giant and one of the best hip hop producers ever. As far as the album goes, “Madvillainy” belongs in a hip hop museum. Crazy to think that it came out way back in 2004 and it still plays like it is brand new even to this day. The sample choices are obscure and well thought out. It is extremely unique as there is nothing that sounds even remotely close to it. I love the short length song concept. Despite that, the number of samples used on this is insane so there was clearly a ridiculous amount of effort put into the crate digging by Madlib. My favorite tracks: Fancy Clown, Eye, Rhinestone Cowboy, Accordion, Raid, Money Folder, Sickfit, Do Not Fire! And All Caps. My Rating: 10/10 - A certified all time classic! Great video and thanks for having him on!

[@prof3ssor178]

Legend! I love this channel I learn so much Hip-Hop

[@hankleepixain4283]

Yo Talib, i didn't see that coming but i love it!!! Can't wait to see the whole episode.

[@lamontricks1074]

I can't wait to see this episode I love Madlib

[@kablehead]

Can't wait to see the whole interview

[@remnantsaved144]

U did it!!!! Much thanks

[@papanovembermusic]

The man can construct a deep beat, we can say that with certainty. One of the best yet.

[@SwaggerLikeUz]

KMD, Wutang, Lootpack, Jaydee was love at first listen!

[@HYBRED247]

Madlib Dilla and DOOM are he holy trinity of underground rap and beat making.

[@teegreenburg]

I love how Kweli lets the guest speak!!

[@rougeskematik]

Need this entire interview NOW!!!!

[@user-lx9hv2ys1n]

👍I like this channel, God bless y'all.

[@dynamic9016]

RIP Doom n Madlib arguably the best Hip Hop producer..RIP to J Dilla too..Another great hip hop producer.

[@GodCee360]

Ooooooh. Now I can't wait for the full interview.

[@BeatsByGemsmiff]

Kweli We barely Hear or see Madlib speak...please release the whole interview...🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@HazeusThaDamaja]

Can't Even Explain How Happy This Made Me

[@vinniecousinofvito6401]

The names here, RIP DOOM and Dilla man we have lost some greats but left some of the best music hands down....

[@frankturcios6075]

Oh ishhhh he got Madlib on the show...this is big .... Loot Pack, Likwit Crew... Wildchild aka Cracker Jack and Tash of Tha Liks are on my top Mcs......

[@sportsfan1496]

Big homie Tash! Glad to see someone give him his props that foos a machine

[@IsaiahMarcellino]

Respect to Madlib man, seems like he's been through a lot.

[@jarretmyer8597]

Going to be legendary!!!

[@useinsight]

That’s so fresh that he said he was makin those beats for Dilla to hear when he made that Lootpack album. Dilla’s antenna was tuned into that frequency.

[@mohamedhadidou3987]

Salam aleykoum everyone❤( peace/ love/ respect)🙏

[@user-lx9hv2ys1n]

Wa alaykoum salam bro🌹

[@DEEDUBZ]

Madlib, J Dilla and MF Doom we're amazing beat makers. Crazy!!!

[@Eddsucks]

Loved your channel for years. Keep it up.

[@LeafErikson]

The supergroup I always wanted to see... Jay Dee, DOOM, Madlib

[@johnhurd4878]

Madlib’s answers alone are beautiful.

[@MrARhodes]

Big up/R.I.P. Dilla/Doom. From JayLib to now, my God. Eternal blessings Madlib, BlackStar.

[@xVertygox]

Talib: Can you tell us in depth the friendship Yall two had? Madlib: it was great.

[@tanishbisht]

🐐

[@richmuscle8316]

Legends ✊🏾

[@MrPyromanic1]

"a lotta people don't think" painfully true

[@ZomBSnatcher4671]

Madlib's glasses are straight fire...

[@EmraldoDaSilva]

Madvilliany is one of the greatest albums of all time and not only in hip-hop. Salute!

[@djtrakakadrunkpoet8598]

I feel bad for MADLIB . I pray he is at peace with his losses .

[@MrTIMAN1988]

We need new Percee P album with Madlib beats. Am I right?

[@frankturcios6075]

Percee P bronx legend...i heard a Chino Xl and Madlib album is coming out

[@ceftokes]

That “that’s my brother I miss him” hit me different :/

[@koolkev75]

Music for the soul. Dilla Doom and Madlib.

[@mattomczuk5152]

I love how at 3:50 right when they are talking about DOOM it sounds just like the beginning of Rhinestone Cowboy from whatevers in the background.

[@rodangles382]

Finally!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@thakozhani]

Mads beats complimented Dooms uncanny wit which was the genius in his rhymes

[@vonjackson2421]

Love all three of Wisemen on beats and tracks...