Pharrell's Four-Count Start | THE COMPLETE COLLECTION

[@RhythmicReason]

Link to the Spotify Playlist: open.spotify.com/playlist/0uwSDjX8ffWlMa0E9zcral?si=XqTEug7xQ7eVJdILhO9XPA Shoutout to everyone discovering this just now in 2023! Hope this video helps you find some new tracks 🙌

[@chrisbrown5863]

You missed that Chad Hugo is on half of these beats, put some respect on his name

[@masterproductions1179]

don't forget are we still friends by tyler the creator you could add I think also as its a reference to pharrell

[@rhetteffectextras]

if you make an updated version, cash in cash out has this 4 count start

[@VOLENSUCKS]

missing a LOT of tyler the creator songs

[@finn_hughmehh10]

Is there one on Apple Music?

[@Triillmiixx]

I’ve always wondered why Pharrell was praised so much. I thought he was just some singer but now I realize he played a huge part in my upbringing. Respect

[@Imperial_Squid]

Same, I listened to like 30, checked the timr and saw how much was left, dude is fucking prolific...

[@RhythmicReason]

He's easily a top 5 producer of all time!!! It's nice to see Pharrell get more recognition I remember rounding up all these songs during quarantine and I was surprised just how much great music he's been apart of. Btw I'm wondering where did you and everyone else who watched this video over the past couple days come from? It randomly got like 20k views in 2 days after sitting relatively stagnant. I wasn't sure if KZbin started recommending it to people or if y'all all came from somewhere.

[@Imperial_Squid]

@@RhythmicReason there's a short from a channel called RealIjN that came up mentioning it in 3 songs and I went searching for the others Bizarrely that short is from July last year so I guess it also got picked up by the algo and then your video was the knock on from that The algorithm do be weird sometimes

[@Triillmiixx]

@@RhythmicReason yea like the other guy said I seen a short that showed a couple songs with his 4 count start and I was like wow I can’t believe that’s him and then I just searched songs produced by pharrell.

[@Triillmiixx]

@@RhythmicReason I just went and checked and yea it was the exact short @Imperial_Squid is talking about

[@striderman-]

He literally is responsible for the iconic opening to Milkshakes

[@CollinGill7]

Might be the hardest one of the whole lot

[@nolanneals2568]

@@CollinGill7Tokyo drift begs to differ

[@sevegarza]

Opening to "Drop It Like It’s Hot" too

[@Thedotisthegoat]

@@nolanneals2568bro that beats so fucking overrated😭

[@goju-444]

​@@Thedotisthegoatdoesn't make it any less iconic tho

[@emielverhagen5389]

The Tokyo Drift one blew my mind. It’s such a iconic opening to the song and I never would have realized it was Pharrell

[@RhythmicReason]

I had no idea either until recently!

[@peedypxblo]

I looked up this video just to see if it was included !

[@divisionunion1658]

Its Neptunes

[@josephmyers2585]

its the teriyaki boyz that made tokyo drift

[@Bonelafide]

Teriyaki boyz did the vocals and such yes, but pharell made the beat. His crew Neptunes.

[@burdy707]

his tag actually becomes some of the most iconic sounds in music. the start to tokyo drift and drop it like it’s hot are both instantly recognisable. would never have known he was behind it

[@patrickr4762]

Even Milkshake. You def. know the 4 count intro of Milkshake but didn’t think it was Pharell’s. 🤯

[@518goeshard420]

Not to mention the drop it like it’s hot. You had to be in the clubs when that four count came in people scrambled to the the dance floor

[@fatboy133]

It's 2023 all his shit trash

[@vzm4663]

The way Tokyo Drift starts, I actually thought that the 4 count was part of the melody throughout the song- turns out its just another one of Pharrell's signatures xD

[@rkivelover]

also the beginning of "Happy"

[@Kent6494]

No one: No one: No one: No one:

[@turboligma9927]

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[@jximes670]

@@turboligma9927 sus😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😭😭😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@professerpercocet]

Your now in a Pharrell genjutsu

[@ashtonmartin8664]

This is genuinely funny lhh

[@Marvell3000]

Nothing Nothing Nothing Nothing you can do

[@thatbruhguy8827]

I like seeing people realizing that Pharrell is in a bunch of songs they like and not even knowing

[@Jessica_Costantini]

it’s crazy! i’ve always been a huge Pharrell fan and i was surprised on a few too!

[@CodiacMusic]

It’s not that he’s “in” a bunch of songs. Y’all are realizing that he MADE the beats to these songs right? He’s not necessarily IN all of them lol

[@kaizenregimen]

​@@CodiacMusicwhat do you mean? That's like half the song

[@CodiacMusic]

@@kaizenregimen this wording just implies that his voice is somewhere hidden in the song as an Easter egg…. Although sometimes it literally is lol it’s not particularly wrong in a sense but in most cases the producer isn’t considered to be IN the song although involved in its creation. If say Just Bieber sings a song someone else wrote, but he sings it… is random reference submitter IN the song even though we only hear Justin?

[@CodiacMusic]

*Justin

[@taipeijoey101]

the jump from Spongebob: Sponge Out Of Water to Kendrick Lamar's "Alright" is grade A whiplash

[@fart63]

Just shows his crazy range

[@AuhoOfficial]

Fr

[@AbdulHakeem-gu4qb]

SAAAANDY SQUIRREL-- ALLS MY LIFE I HAD TO FIGHT🗣️

[@errorloadinginformation5429]

Man's touched nearly every hit over the last 3 decades 😂 his tag is so iconic, I can't believe I'm just learning about it.

[@jayandremcmurtry7331]

and the ones he didn’t produce, he wrote 😭

[@PinkPonk10]

I always thought it was some kind of music trend, but man it was Pharrell all this time

[@brody_pierogi]

bro literally IS the trend, thats so insane.

[@kcinrolyat3049]

800th like

[@destroyer99612]

My guy he is the trend, pharrel is built diff

[@squid8520]

That drop it likes it hot start is one of the craziest beginnings to any song ever.

[@RhythmicReason]

No doubt

[@jettswither]

Fr

[@jaronshelton4124]

What’s crazy is there are still tons of songs that didn’t make this list. Mr.Williams is a beat making god/GOAT!

[@RhythmicReason]

He sure is! Do you happen to know any I missed off the top of your head? I found all I could but you’re right there’s got to be more haha. I update the Spotify playlist every time someone gives me a track a left off!

[@jeffreyhill1011]

@@RhythmicReason you count Neptunes beats or nah? Asking because grinding was the hardest shit ever made.

[@klasse4311]

@@jeffreyhill1011 Grindin didn't have the four count and yeah the video does have Neptunes beats

[@keepitupkozart]

@@RhythmicReason So, I am aware this video is 2 years old, but CASH IN CASH OUT is one that just came out.

[@CAYCAYNULLIAN]

Like a boss by slim thug

[@lalolarriva]

Fun Fact: The first time Pharrell supported Tyler, The Creator, was on 2013 with Wolf. Most of the songs of the album begin with a 4-note opening

[@szalonysebcio5]

Even funner fact: despite most songs on the album starting with a 4-bar count, the only song officially featuring Pharrell (IFHY) does not start this way

[@primezilla37]

@@szalonysebcio5he himself was the tag

[@quitian9596]

That’s what I was thinking, I swear there should’ve been the wolf stuff in this vid

[@lalolarriva]

@@szalonysebcio5 Funniest Fact: When Tyler plays songs on his concert, he often plays uncut and alternate versions of the songs. The alt version of IFHY does begin with a 4-note hi-hat.

[@matthewv9169]

​@lalolarriva he also literally samples one of the songs in the video/just raps over it (like a boss slim thug)

[@gayliljaehyun]

the milkshake intro will forever be iconic

[@duckysnake]

This is such a genius producer tag

[@topazrose599]

It took me almost a minute to figure out that it wasn't the intro to some video explaining the history of Pharrell's four-count

[@SpongeChadSquareJaw]

🙂

[@goofy9125]

@@SpongeChadSquareJaw 14:24

[@voice_0f_reason]

I thought it was that type of video too. Though this is still nice, lol

[@cubanlinx936]

Pharrell re flipping the Presidental by Rick Ross to make Alright by Kendrick Lamar was one of the best decisions ever made

[@prodbydanai]

Once you hear the 4 count beat, just know shit is about to be lit 🤩

[@zachbernstein3804]

Eh, some of these were kinda ass, and by that I mean the 4-count felt out of place.

[@xINSAN1TYx]

@@zachbernstein3804it do feel out of place in some songs but I mean it’s his tag, not like he’s not gonna put it in even if it’s weird.

[@harrytowers1076]

@@zachbernstein3804 miles better than hearing a “DJ HKALED” at the start of every song

[@munkhtulga8877]

​@@harrytowers1076"WE THE BEST MUSIC"

[@staralul]

crazy how pharell made presidential by rick ross (10:42) and then turned THAT into the all time classic, Alright by kendrick (13:41)

[@newpancakeman]

OF COURSE HE DID THE TOKYO DRIFT BEAT I wish producers were more recognized mainstream

[@mmmghool]

Ya his soundtrack makes that pretty good movie just amazing

[@MrElliottm]

He is very recognised. They call him the best producer in fact. On top of that he's an artist too

[@Literally___Me]

@@MrElliottmmore producers

[@MrElliottm]

@Literally___Me oh yeah, you're right ahaha. Not sure how I didn't read that

[@user-vl4zi9vl8g]

Damn, I knew he did the 4 beat intro but I didn't realize he did it on SO many songs. And still was able to make them sound different.

[@AllmostEveryEar]

Crazy how he used the same sample for Rick Ross’ Presidential and Kendrick’s Alright. Almost the exact same 4 count!!!

[@ivancorobcov]

Just now realized Presidential by Rick Ross uses the same sample as Alright

[@fSqGG]

Of course he made Alright, explains why i CANT STOP PLAYING IT

[@chrisatd1]

For 15 years, I did not realize that Pharell produced Fall Out Boy's song "w.a.m.s." That song seemed so different from the rest of the album, and it makes sense why now lol It was already one of my favorite songs from Folie a Deux, but knowing this now puts it up a few notches

[@pika2sday]

I know, right? It’s kind of a no brainer when you make the connection of Pharrell and the Four count intro, but it sounds different every time.

[@feliciathebee5225]

Tokyo drift 4 count is soooo iconic

[@ThePenout]

This just shows his uniqueness. One of the only ones to be this successfull in multiple genres. Every song hits. Nothing has the same vibe, nothing feels forced. Different breed.

[@gillanblanket1711]

this is genuinely one of my favorite KZbin videos to watch at this point ever

[@RhythmicReason]

Glad you liked it!

[@cristobalbalenciaga7295]

3:34 The first time I heard Tokyo drift was during the premiere of fast and the furious. And at that point I literally had an Ipod with nothing but the entire production discography on it (literally in my pocket). And as soon as the four-count started the cars came drifting in with neon lights, the crowd went nuts and I went nuts because I realized the beat was actually produced by the Neptunes. 🔥🔥🔥 The good old days as a die hard neptunes fan.

[@aayanbaig4775]

the most discreet and best producer tag. never even realized he produced tokyo drift and now i realize how many songs i have listened to produced by pharrell

[@cameronsmith1423]

Honorable Mention for "Skeletons" by Travis Scott. It's technically produced by Travis and Kevin Parker and the quick four-count start isn't until 24 seconds in. The song features Pharrell but that four-count is time he's heard singularly on the entire track.

[@RhythmicReason]

For sure, that is one that should be on here! I didn’t realize Pharrell was involved until recently. I was able to add it to the Spotify playlist though!

[@Xenc5]

Thanks for sharing this, never noticed until now!

[@coltrv]

Tame Impala Kevin Parker?

[@cameronsmith1423]

@@coltrv the very same

[@TheMatthyssen]

i cant believe pharrel invented the number 4

[@champlookid1804]

I can listen to his producers tag all day

[@Literally___Me]

He made the unlucky number 🙍🏻‍♂️

[@GDotLevitate]

Neptunes made it not just Pharrell

[@etheron1235]

Jhin: Perfection Mista: This has turned for the worst

[@bagyongpablo761]

​@@Literally___Me "Your next line is "Is That A Jojo's Reference?!!""

[@iedison3839]

That’s the most iconic producer tag in the world and almost nobody even knows 😂

[@Thaeffintruth]

Wow, some of these i didnt even realize was him ... the dude's resume is UNTOUCHABLE

[@bbbelt_far]

A music resume is a discography lol

[@Thaeffintruth]

@@bbbelt_far for his own music yes. But I’m not just talking about his own, I’m talking about all the music he’s done for others too

[@bigsaucehighlights881]

pharell was a 99 overall in 2014

[@RhythmicReason]

Yeah he was going crazy back then

[@sheluvkey1]

now he’s 100

[@sk8brdkee]

From 1998-2005, he was 9999999999999 overall along with Chad. 😂🔥

[@jeffreyhill1011]

@@sk8brdkee bro grindin was the hardest beat of all time. Neptunes were on another level for real. Them and Timberland

[@squishedpea6114]

He even did it on some of his despicable me songs, this is crazy to find out this is his tag, now I can't not hear it everywhere

[@blarghinatelazer9394]

Even 'Happy' has the damn four count

[@CiRdy34]

I already knew Pharrell was a legendary producer but only now I'm realizing he produced some of the best songs most of us grew up with, I would've never guessed he had part in making Tokyo Drift.

[@cristobalbalenciaga7295]

He single handedly produced the song

[@dayshawna]

« had part »

[@adolfo7835]

I will never fail to be absolutely shocked when I discover one of my favorite songs ever has a Pharrell beat

[@fabsfabian6476]

this is pure GENIUS to me, I get so excited by stuff like that

[@k4rty]

Pharrell started to become a bass addict in mid 2015

[@RhythmicReason]

Alexis Kurt Lagura Haha yeah songs like Neon Guts have some real thick bass.

[@m_thaOutKast]

Pharrell knew what was about to go down with the rise of trap

[@Number-gs3rv]

Even so I fw it. He rolled with the times and he rolled well.

[@creydadj]

He’s the master of the percussions

[@JALC-x]

and the funny thing is I can't tell if that's because the trend in music was deep sub bass or if he's the one that set the trend lol

[@blaiaa]

i love how its actually part of the music and not just a mumbled catchphrase or voice memo

[@mabel9701]

Pharrell is my all time favourite producer. The late 90s and 2000s music was amazing because of him. He was unstoppable and produced so many bangers across all genres. Sadly today he’s not close to what he used to be back in the days.

[@bitterman7258]

hes still good, ofc hes past his prime hes literally 50

[@chunkycrusader]

He still makes insane music

[@asifitwerereal]

honestly he still seems to be doing quite good. any time kendrick and him are making music together, it’s guaranteed to be good

[@d3va383]

@@asifitwererealAnything Kendrick Lamar touches becomes a good song. Bro’s the GOAT

[@Gangstabean420]

POV: You just now heard about pharells producer tag and came to investigate

[@trashhuman3977]

"Drop It Like It's Hot", "Tokyo Drift", and "Alright" are the best ones

[@smoothee5804]

Burgundy too

[@Rickylm10]

Neon guts

[@tuesdayvalentine7325]

Milkshake too

[@JaysNotHere]

Sandy squirrel is 🐐

[@drycereal9736]

DU-DU-DU-DU-DUUUHHHHHH

[@_artman]

A phenomenal songwriter too. I don't see anyone mentioning that!

[@lynnygirly]

It feels like a song that keeps starting and never finishes

[@anthonyalexander2107]

I was mind blown at "Right Here"-SWV. And this 1 of my fav producers ever...wtf!!! 1 of the modern hip hop & r&b GOATS.

[@nayru1855]

damn not only is this a great collection of pharrell’s beats, but it reminded me of a lot of songs that i almost forgot about. good video man

[@migyah]

Ayooo that transition from dilih to perfect was smooth asf 1:34

[@lex23669]

I mean he was in band. So it makes perfect sense. I know my band teacher started every song with a 4 count

[@andynachos2045]

Pharrell produced 3 songs for the 2nd SpongeBob movie and Alright by Kendrick Lamar in the same year, that’s insane.

[@orionsopulence9883]

To re-hear these songs, and instantly start nodding.. but to have never noticed the 4 count intro just blew my mind. I truly appreciate this video as well as Pharell and Chads genius.

[@Yommi20000]

Milkshake, Frontin’, Drop it like it’s hot, On & On, Tokyo Drift, Everybody Nose, Sweet Life, Blurred Lines, Just a cloudy day, Happy, Marylin Monroe, Alright, Neon Guts, Vernon Family some of the most iconic to me

[@potter22q]

I love a good count in, and Pharrell has so many iconic count ins no one notices

[@michaellawson5442]

This video is just revealing to me how many songs Pharrell actually produced

[@ix69yn]

Once I found out Pharrell was behind majority of already popular songs today, I already knew when he’s involved with some songs now cus of his signature intro.

[@chuymagee]

Pharrell and snoop chemistry was always something special

[@renthehag]

This has been stuck in my head ever since I first saw it. I heard a song on the radio, heard the four-count drop, and INSTANTLY recognized it as one of Pharrell’s songs. Ngl it’s a bit life-altering 😂

[@alfianfahmi5430]

Pharrell started this back when production tags can be really sneaky. Nowadays producer tags are mostly loud shoutouts 🗿

[@amadeosendiulo2137]

DEEE JAY KAAAH LEAAAD WEE DA BEST MYUUSICK

[@Helios8170]

MUSTAONDABIHO

[@fart63]

MUSTARRRRRRRDDDDD

[@hanglolo14]

I get this is about the 4 count but it’s worth remembering that a lot of this came out from the Neptunes, and not just pharrell

[@Draygonessa]

w.a.m.s is one of my utmost favorite songs of all time. It didn’t even click that it starts with 4 beats. Absolutely blew my mind!

[@k_rimi3.455]

Tokyo drift has the best intro hands down

[@EinFelsbrocken]

Its just such a fucking mood bomb I love it everytime it comes up

[@jewel77jewel14]

Here to show some love to CHAD HUGO...Unfairly too often forgotten 😌

[@difficultytweak1]

4:21 still one of my favourite songs to this day

[@Alsihfjdid]

3:35 Honestly, this what we all came here for

[@justwater9763]

10:40 and 13:50 makes sense that they use the same sample, when they have the same producer, just in different ways lol.

[@kanj_dan5442]

After I found out about this after Cash in Cash Out came out I couldn't unhear it and I've been listening too songs literally spotting out how many songs I listen to that he produced, also the amount of songs this man has produced with people and made multiple songs on the same album is crazy

[@DaronNooner84]

I wish this playlist was available on Tidal! I’ll have to go through and create it myself one day. Pharrell is the GOAT!!!

[@k_rimi3.455]

Iconic sound signature

[@releasio9921]

The whiplash going from Spongebob to Kendrick was insane

[@TheHenryBenryShow]

the fact that it can go slow or fast to fit the song is amazing! Bum.. Bum.. Bum.. Bum.. or Bum Bum Bum Bum

[@PearlPredator]

That originally was the point of the count. Like a metronome so the artist knows how to flow with the beat. He said he ended up leaving the 4 count in the songs by accident, so they kinda became his thing over time.

[@thetalkinghead123]

the transition between the spongebob song and alright is the funniest to me and idek why 💀💀💀

[@RhythmicReason]

Lmao I may have done that on purpose. Shows Pharrell’s versatility

[@BrokeBoyInFilm]

💀💀💀

[@idle_andrew]

🤣

[@charmainekhin4784]

i geek out over videos like this!!! mind blown that i just found out tokyo drift is produced by pharrell too???? insane

[@Cupidador]

one of the most versatile producers in the industry!!

[@redbluemonday]

I've known about the 4 beat intro for a while but somehow I'm still so surprised when I come across a song in this video that I never realized before was his.. like how could I have missed that 4 beat intro all that time haha

[@kimberlyreynolds4646]

I noticed this about the songs he produced. Definitely his signature

[@JoseJuncaGuerra]

looking back at this, it's amazing how Pharrell literally shaped the sound of a generation.

[@MuawiyyahMuye]

Never knew he had his own tag without sounding like a tag. I mean how do you produce and not forget the four count tag? Genius

[@toneronii]

the best producer tag in music production history

[@christianclark2763]

It's LITERALLY his producer tag...

[@KasaiKouhai]

I’d say mr morale by Kendrick should be added to the playlist, Kendrick said he wanted his four screams to be an allude to the four count.

[@SerialdesignationN-0X001]

This video was made before mr morale and the big steppers came out they wouldn’t add it

[@AntiSocialExtrovert323]

The screams are in To Pimp a Butterfly

[@oekfoh8684]

Yooo that Tokyo Drift one blew my mind

[@IntergalacticSpaceKitten]

That is so awesome. It doesn't come off as arrogant and "in your face" to me like for example "D-J- KHALED!!" is. It seems way more humble because it's subtle. I never knew this. What a cool Easter egg.

[@ivanf3973]

I've seen people said that it was his name. 4 L = Forell = Pharell

[@sallyworm2358]

​@@ivanf3973s t r e t c h

[@thedude7737]

not to mention it gives u stank face every time a song opens with it

[@sailoragitate900]

it's cool, but i don't fin producer tags arrogant at all. why wouldn't you want people to know you made the beat?

[@karlhendrikse]

​@@sailoragitate900Producer tags themselves aren't arrogant, but "WE THE BEST MUSIC" probably is

[@segrest1989]

chad n pharrell..yall please title acknowledge that

[@starlinjimenez6195]

Def one of the most underrated artist ever and one of the best as well of all time NO QUESTIONS ABOUT IT!!!!

[@ana-z9w5d]

God this man is a genius?!?!?

[@musics4me]

Love the high probability of seeing our favorite artist in this compilation

[@jieuneekim]

Crazy genius. Thanks for the vid!! Loved it!

[@RhythmicReason]

Thanks for watching!

[@TakenBacon1]

Appreciation from a musician here, massive respect you spent the time on the transitions to switch exactly on the downbeat between tempos - keep going bro

[@falo4043]

Great video man, apreciatte the time and effort you put putting searching and editing all of this!! The only thing i noticed is missing is keep da o's by tyler the creator featuring pharrel in 2015

[@RhythmicReason]

Thanks for watching, I appreciate you!! Keep Day Os is a cool collab from those two but if I’m not mistaken I don’t think there is a four count start on that song. Could be wrong though ima go check!

[@thomasthetankaccident6164]

What about are we still friends?

[@talonvnd]

​@@thomasthetankaccident6164 that isnt produced by pharrell, just happens to have a 4 count in the beginning

[@clairdeloona]

took me a while to learn pharrell was already hella iconic before Happy was released but i’m glad i did, he’s one of the top producers ever.

[@mimik222]

Pharrell and Missy Elliot have carried the 90s and 00s when it came to producing in secret

[@amethystriver0]

1:33 drop it like its hot transitions into perfect perfectly

[@IceKoldKilla]

A lot of these if not all had Chad Hugo on just as much or more than Pharrell. He never gets the credit from people. It's The Neptunes. Not just Pharrell.

[@engineitano7771]

Great compilation!

[@RhythmicReason]

Thank you!

[@jakeyo1752]

P literally is the industry. Greatest producer ever. Undisputed legend.

[@logansymmes2193]

He has by far the best producer tag because it’s unique as hell and it’s not annoying. Most other producers love shoving their involvement in your face, but not Pharrell.

[@CrabSpu]

But there's nothing wrong with "shoving their involvement in your face." Can beat makers not be proud of their beats or want to take credit? Is extreme humbleness a necessity?

[@lionone457]

I feel like APESHIT is technically a 4 count. If you count how many times Quavo adlibs “yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah”

[@lionone457]

And JU$T was produced solely by El-P. The 4 - Count was just homage to Pharrell but it’s cool

[@RhythmicReason]

Yeah I was considering putting APESHIT in but I decided not to just because it would have been kind of weird to animate that. And yeah I think it’s awesome that EL-P payed homage to Pharrell with that beat! I mean even the style of the beat is paying homage to him it’s perfect. Had no idea it wasn’t Pharrell who produced it until I looked it up.

[@brandonburton5928]

That Frontin' drop really hit different

[@officialblimp]

that 4 count is just iconic

[@manuelpomona]

I was wondering if this video existed. Thank you for making this. I know it was probably a lot of work. 🙏