Reacting to "Operation: Doomsday" by MF DOOM

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Young Thug - Barter 6
This is my first time listen and reaction to "Operation: Doomsday" by MF DOOM. Enjoy!
0:00:00 - Opening Thoughts
0:04:25 - The Time We Faced Doom
0:07:20 - Doomsday
0:16:25 - Rhymes Like Dimes
0:24:05 - The Finest
0:31:30 - Back in the Days
0:33:45 - Go With the Flow
0:42:55 - Tick, Tick...
0:51:55 - Red and Gold
01:01:05 - The Hands of Doom
01:03:00 - Who You Think I Am?
01:09:40 - Doom, Are You Awake?
01:12:20 - Hey!
01:21:05 - Operation: Greenbacks
01:30:20 - The M.I.C.
01:37:00 - Dead Bent
01:41:40 - Gas Drawls
01:49:10 - ?
01:54:50 - Hero vs Villain
01:59:25 - Closing Thoughts

[@antipop1717]

bob while a generational beef is happening

[@aniim0sity]

he’s not informed enough to get the hype i think, most of us have been following these artists for years and years

[@nobody_X24]

Hahaha WORD

[@loseyourselfmw2]

I'm taking a legendary album over beef every day of the week

[@tofuteh2348]

​@@aniim0sityhe doesnt need to be 'informed' of anything, doesnt take a scholar to get why drake vs kendrick is a big deal even on a surface level

[@civilwarwasaninsidejob7405]

​@@tofuteh2348or some of us just don't care about grown men beefing. We're adults. We just like good music. Not high school drama.

[@Davon85J]

Doomsday may have one of the best beats I’ve ever heard. It’s SOOO catchy.

[@AngelRivera-de1lq]

It makes me feel so peaceful

[@katt2064]

@@AngelRivera-de1lqsame. It's like the chillest song ever.

[@joemomma6317]

Favorite song on here

[@Not_a_Femboy._.]

​@@AngelRivera-de1lqsame

[@ejr7856]

Sample: Sade - Kiss of Life … great track

[@YuccoYoung]

so upset he passed away, truly one of a kind love MF DOOM

[@1AMRamen]

Tick Tick is one of the coolest rap tracks I've ever heard, still haven't heard anything else like it to this day with the constant BPM swinging. It's so hypnotic

[@viktorvondoom9119]

Some say RZA (Bobby Digital) Brooklyn Baby. Even DOOM say he bit his style

[@ariefraiser140]

The first time I really truly appreciated it was after smoking weed and spacing out. It was mind bending at the time.

[@twpj2368]

@@ariefraiser140man I genuinely thought the weed was making the song sound like that 😂

[@Not_a_Femboy._.]

​@@ariefraiser140bro must've been thinking time was glitching😭

[@TommyTom21]

He does it again on the track "No Snakes Alive" which also has MF Grimm on it as well.

[@LjubicaServaas]

Viktor Vaughn HAS to be next. Probably my favorite DOOM, right next to Madvillainy. Very wacky sci-fi concept album.

[@LuisCarlin-bk4ly]

Vaudeville Villain was DOOM at his lyrical peak. He didn’t need to worry about the production and was in the zone.

[@LjubicaServaas]

@@LuisCarlin-bk4ly The production was still phenomenal.

[@LuisCarlin-bk4ly]

@@LjubicaServaas Absolutely. It’s a masterpiece all around.

[@user-qw1xv8sc5d]

metal fingers production peaked on that album

[@LeroyTDF]

this

[@daveruss9972]

You should definitely check out his early work in KMD. So much lighter and fun loving before his brother's passing. RIP Subroc and DOOM

[@themfdoomguy]

DOOM has collaborated with some of the Wu-Tang members, he's made an official song with RZA, Biochemical Equation, and many with Ghostface Killah, including The Mask, Victory Laps and some others.

[@viktorvondoom9119]

To add, Raekwon has a song on Born Like This

[@eeeeezzz]

Also a bunch of stuff with Inspectah Deck (Czarface)

[@thecynth3820]

Also the beats he gave Ghostface Killah on Fishscale (even if most/all were old beats, still kills)

[@FredrickFreaker]

Books Of War still one of my favorite rap songs ever created

[@viktorvondoom9119]

@@FredrickFreaker its a remix

[@jmil843]

“Hey” is the best song with a sample from Scooby Doo EVER NO DEBATE

[@IceKoldKilla]

What a classic album. That chorus on "Doomsday" still hits differently now. May he continue to RIP. Dude had so many unreleased albums. Patiently waiting until his family sees fit. I can only imagine the pain. I've lost my mother recently, well 2021 but that shit doesn't go away. Only a bit easier to deal with. Still hurts. So a loved one, a partner, a father to your children, a best friend... I hope she and their children are doing ok.

[@BoredVHSlover]

fun fact: the scratching on "doomsday" is a sample from a song by Boogie Down Productions. blew my mind when i found out. mans so villanous, he had us thinking they were his own scratches..

[@augustinthewater]

it's amazing how much bob's vids are more enjoyable when he's having fun and liking the record. his reactions to DOOM are proof of that, i love how he's so into it! love your channel bob! keep it up!

[@hazzajac2443]

Bob’s favourite rapper is back! So glad you’re listening to this classic album 😊

[@blackcat4040]

The "only in America" line is one of the dopestest things DOOM have ever said. you really need to thinlk about that one. made me love DOOM as my favorite MC.

[@deensyed786]

It’s been a long time coming, but it finally came 🔥 please don’t wait another 2 years for Viktor Vaughn or DANGERDOOM 😭

[@goonerquinn4670]

Please!

[@jkbecker]

+1 for DANGERDOOM

[@kidfazer]

Vaudeville Villain might be DOOM’s best project. It’s so damn tight

[@Cleanszn]

@@kidfazerMadvilliany

[@daltonvillani8341]

@@kidfazera lot of people always forget about take me to your leader

[@LjubicaServaas]

By the way, MF DOOM was part of the Nuwaubian Nation, which is a new religious movement that is an off-shoot of the Five-Percent Nation of Gods and Earth. A lot of rappers were part of the same religious movements including Wu-Tang, Mobb Deep, Rakim, Nas, Big Daddy Kane, Erykah Badu, Jay-Z, LL Cool J. A lot of the terminology in 90s hip-hop is derived from the teachings of these movements "God, Allah, word is bond, dropping science, break it down, represent, do the knowledge, mathematics". They call themselves 5 Percenters because they believe 10% of people in the world are the elites and their agents, 85% of people are ignorant and being controlled by the 10%, and 5% are the ones who have gained the knowledge and have been awakened. They believe that black people are the original people of planet Earth and are therefore "Gods". They also have the "Universal Language" which is made up of the "Supreme Alphabet" and "Supreme Mathematics" where they attribute numbers and letters to words with special meanings. So a lot of times when you might hear seemingly random numbers or words (knowledge, wisdom, culture, cipher, born, god) being thrown out, a lot of the times it's references to the supreme alphabet and mathematics.

[@viktorvondoom9119]

Nas was not part of that. He hung around with people that were so was influenced by it but he was not part of it. I have definitely heard him say that in an interview somewhere

[@Tocinos]

Someone calling themselves a 5 percenter is a great way to cope with the fact that they have nothing going for them.

[@robertmatthews9650]

Very informative thanks. And thank you to the person replying with the minor fact check.

[@lalliito]

3:01 Damn, that “DOOOOMM” was good in the headphones

[@gavin._.727]

Operation Doomsday is one of my favorites and the first record I bought on vinyl. So glad you’re finally listening to it.

[@rayraydubb]

Doomsday used a sampled from Sade.....Classic 🔥

[@SchizoFrenic.]

That whole Sade record is SO good.

[@viktorvondoom9119]

Doomsday's scratching is a sample of BDP's (Boogie Down Productions) "South Bronx" 33:20 KMD, the group he was in with his brother and Onyx, had an album ready to be released. The record label did not like the political undertones on the album, and it got shelved after Subroc died. I see this skit as a reference to that. Record company interference with the artist 49:15 A lot of Wu Tang members have their own variation of the Wu Tang symbol. For example. Meth's is the symbol flipped, GZA's is the symbol shaped as a G, etc. So switching like the Wu Tang symbol. Being different but the same. Oh and about Grimm. He was the first MF (Mad Flows), and he financed this album as an executive producer. They got into some real personal stuff because of that 54:14 Muslims don't eat pork. Pork is in gelatin. New Muslims might be unaware. "Some would debate, wait the fella ate gelatin" means that the guy of the story was new, did not knew the code

[@jaydubbxperiod]

Excellent breakdown. One note.. The scratching is from 'Poetry' by BDP.

[@viktorvondoom9119]

@@jaydubbxperiod youre right

[@tylerlevibald420]

Tick tick is a sample from The Beatles white album. Amazing flip and beat. The way they stay on beat with the changing tempo is mind bending.

[@littleboy1273]

Doomsday is imo one of the best hiphop songs ever made, that beat is beautiful and the fact it’s an intro to Doom’s first album is really fitting, he almost predicts and knows the respect and legacy he was about to gain

[@bingbong6276]

Seeing Bob go through the entire saga of stress denial and panic then relief on the song The Mic was so relatable 😅

[@jkbecker]

As someone who is that person, I can tell you: If your favorite rapper is MF DOOM, you're gonna love CZARFACE. First, DOOM did two collabs with them but they are very much doing "cartoon supervillain rap" in pretty much the same way. And they're extended Wu Tang Family so you I know I don't have to sell them to you further ;)

[@matjaz5684]

Based czarface frfr

[@aze4964]

Man I wish i hear voices was on the original record. Thats one of my favorite DOOM songs of all time. MF Grimm has an incredible verse too

[@Dockrix]

Grimm was incredible on pt 2

[@WaddupYT]

I was so disappointed he missed the Sade interpolation

[@Monkey-gr5ni]

I love the idea of waiting for all the diss tracks to come out and then reacting to them all in order. That would be an amazing video.

[@l0tso75]

ohhh this is actually a great idea

[@IceKoldKilla]

1:49:13 is the time stamp you forgot to add to the chapters for the song "?" (feat. Kurious). Thought I'd mention it. Great video! Thank you!

[@brunosubtitles]

hey bob! hope you get a chance to read this a few weeks ago, i translated Sobrevivendo no Inferno by Racionais Mc's in its entirety, 26 years after its release. the most influential brazilian rap album of all time. it became an obligatory read for college tests all over the country, was gifted to the pope by the mayor of são paulo, sold 1.5 million copies (and god knows how many pirated versions), and in almost three decades, had never gotten a full translation to english. but now it has. i welcome everybody in this comment section to take a peep at it, especially if you enjoy 90's rap -- "tô ouvindo alguém me chamar", 4th track of the album, is by far my favorite one. an 11 minute masterclass in writing that keeps you hooked from the very beginning until the last syllable; "diário de um detento", 7th track, inspired by the carandiru massacre, is a punch in the gut that does not hold back or sugarcoats any of the dirt of the penitentiary system; "capítulo 4, versículo 3", 3rd track has a beat that could change a man's life this album is great. it's raw, it's real, it doesn't hold back. don't go into it expecting clever metaphors or complicated verbose language. what has to be said is said, and it's said the way it is. please, i'd love for any of yall to check out and give a chance to brazilian rap. it would be a pleasure i've sent you an email with a pdf of all the translated lyrics if you ever want to check that out!

[@brunosubtitles]

one day this gonna workout 🤞

[@alexanderdavis3603]

Please do Vaudeville Villain next. Super unique production and tons of clever/hilarious bars

[@abzeromusic]

As far as the music videos are concerned for Doomsday. No official videos in the original run. Rhymesayer records did a fan music video contest years after the release and the winners of the contest are the current music videos. Also you should consider reviewing "Black Bastards" by KMD (dooms original rap group)

[@robertmatthews9650]

The first sample is from the r&b song “Kiss of life” from Sade.

[@novatrooper1061]

Love seeing your vids! Especially the DOOM reactions, I’d love to see your thoughts on his Viktor Vaughn albums, his King Geedorah album, or Born Like This. Love your stuff man!

[@briancook6829]

King Geedorah and Born Like This for sure

[@sliggy2411]

I honestly really like when you dissect the lyrics, best parts of the video

[@TheKingHyral]

This album was my first impression to DOOM. Not Madvillainy, not MM.. FOOD. This will always be my favorite album by him.

[@francisadu429]

Will say that the beats on this album were kinda revolutionary for the time. DOOM was the first to really mine the 80s R&B and quiet storm scene for sampling. It was seen as a bit uncool before he started doing it. 18:21

[@Happycamper808]

Hell yea, a classic. I just got this vinyl in the mail a few days ago and you upload this. Perfect timing.

[@duanecardinez1826]

"Switch like the Wu Tang Symbol" is referencing the fact that each Wu member has a modified version of the Wu "W" as their logo. For instance, Method Man's logo is the W upside down. Genius is rotated 90º with an extra piece to make the descender. Inspectah Deck is also a rotated W to make an "E" in Deck.

[@saulogoodman]

BORN LIKE THIS AND TAKE ME TO YOUR LEADER (KING GEEDORAH) PLEASE

[@DNA77]

Makes me so happy that you appreciate MF Doom's music and lyrics there are a number of albums that you still need to go through that he's done I can't wait for you to experience them keep up the good work brother

[@miltongardnerjr.6323]

"Ox defacin' " refers to cutting someone's face with a razor, colloquially called an "ox" back in the day

[@MilesOnTheCorner]

1:54:30 DOOM said in an interview that even Zev Love X was just a character that he played.

[@duuuvalvillain]

In addition to just being a flat out incredible album, the backstory to this album is amazing too. His brother Sub Roc passed away, KMD was dropped from their label... leading Zev Love X to disappear and become a recluse. Years later he re-emerges from the depths as a metal faced supervillain and the MF Doom persona is born. This album and the 12" singles leading up to it are where this all started.

[@MFDOOM08]

FINALLY BOB I BEEN WAITING!!!!!! THANKS FOR THE AMAZING CONTENT

[@ajlance9536]

i respect you for just ignoring the beef and doing what you want. i would like to see you go back through it all once it’s done though

[@zshakur]

"Pass the P's" is a chorus line from a De La Soul song

[@tmarie0524]

You're my favorite right now! Thank you for such a great content👑

[@vamp32]

Watching you enjoy this brings me back to when I first heard this album. DOOM holds a special place in my heart and I wish everyone could listen to this record

[@shaney645]

way overdue lmaoo

[@Stuck-n-da-90s]

Switch like the Wu Tang symbol. The W used in the Wu Tang clans logo. Gets changed for each person's solo album. Method man has a M. The Gza has a G.

[@MilesOnTheCorner]

Thank you. Been asking a while. Appreciate it.

[@leeroyjenkins922]

Thanks bob legendary album !!! Always love watching the reaction’s !

[@YoussefBoukhris31]

This was reallyyyyyyy needed

[@MilesOnTheCorner]

You should listen to ‘I Hear Voices’. It replaced Hero vs Villain on every version of the album which came after the first pressing. It’s required listening if you are a big fan.

[@default3252]

I'M SUDDENLY REALLY HAPPY BOB DIDN'T DO THE DISSES YET

[@krutledge9605]

That beat from the song Doomsday is from the song Poetry by Boogie Down Productions

[@JC20XX]

9:50 also DOOM'll Lay (DOOM will lay) = Dumile, his last name. Listen to KMD for the earl 90s hip-hop sound where he built his foundation.

[@josechamu240]

GOODDDDDDAMN🔥

[@justinhurst3179]

the craziest part of all this is he’s pulling all these references from his head

[@waynemazique6556]

This album is pure HipHop genius! It helps to appreciate the samples from previous HipHop and R&B classic music DOOM used. Such as how he mashes up Sade and BDP. Only a HipHop genius could pull that off.

[@Robpool2000]

Would love to see you react to DOOM’s “Born Like This”. Probably his darkest record and most lyrical, it was his last solo album and it is a perfect way to go out.

[@iwtdkmp5081]

Im not contesting this, but Belize felt like the perfect ending for it all

[@Robpool2000]

@@iwtdkmp5081 No doubt about that, honestly amazing considering it was left over from the DANGERDOOM recording sessions. I just said “Born Like This” was the ending because it acts as a bookend for “Operation Doomsday”. On Doomsday DOOM tries to obtain world domination but is defeated by the Fantastic Four, but “Born Like This” sees him find success in his attempt at world domination.

[@goonerquinn4670]

Bob reacting to doom is just the absolute best

[@duanecardinez1826]

The Spotify "deluxe" album is worth a listen. You mentioned being interested in his process and the second half of the album are the tracks that he essentially made in his living room before it was remastered by Stretch and Bobbito. You can hear him ripping the drums of Kool G Rap clear as day

[@michelschieffer1885]

the doom reaction at this time is really fitting with dooms relation to the rap game

[@krutledge9605]

TNT= tactical narcotics team. It’s been speculated that TNT would throw handcuffed suspects out of a moving van and claim that they were trying to escape

[@zakariahmardon5702]

As a surfer from Byron Bay, Australia, I never thought I would hear Bob mention the sport haha!

[@brvalentine1]

The “change like the Wu Tang symbol” I always took as the W changing forms of individual artists like Gza it was made into a G and with Method Man the W symbol changed into an M. Within all of that is Grim’s metaphor.

[@Comatose_Rat]

The song Doomsday is such a good introduction for the character of MF DOOM

[@jkbecker]

"DOOM is my favorite hip hop artist so far" > instantly hits like & subscribe

[@willoverdoseonmusic]

if you ever can, please give I Hear Voices Pt.1 and 2 from the expanded version of this album a listen, they're up to the heights of the best tracks in the original tracklist

[@viktorvondoom9119]

With the videoclip!

[@WR3ATH]

They are on The downfall of Iblys, which is an entire album worth listening to

[@miked2445]

Been patiently awaiting this one.

[@Poliosupplements]

Bob you might wanna listen to the disstracks now, maybe view it with the rest of us a fan of hiphop. You said it yourself that you struggle with understanding the references and what goes on in the culture. Now would be the perfect time to see what being in it feels like. All love

[@Poliosupplements]

It’s done nvm

[@AHHHHHH03]

I love that you see the bittersweet tone in ‘?’ on first listen. I’d recommend the music video which actually shows that pic of his brother he’s talking about

[@bakhtiyarguseinov9402]

Took you long enough Bobby

[@Cruzx.]

Never would I expect pop to react to my glorious king DOOM!

[@HookedonChronics]

In the Bay "hella" is still going strong, will probably never leave

[@brvalentine1]

Apparently when this came out DOOM worked on some of this at DJ Stretch Armstrong’s pad using his equipment. Stretch Armstrong thought he was nuts for sampling rap songs because people didn’t do that back then. He also worked on some of it around the “CM Crew” in Manhattan. People like The Beatnuts and Heiro would visit Kirious’ pad and while they were in there partying and acting wild DOOM was off in the corner working on this masterpiece and participating at the same time. From what people that was around said about him, I got that they thought DOOM would’ve made this album even if it never came out. Making these songs was like breathing for DOOM. Good thing for us it did come out along with everything that followed! About the mask…….he only wears it while he performs or is “in character”. A lot of times he hangs out at venues he performs without the mask and no one knows it’s him. Essentially he’s a rock star with the mask and without it he’s an every day person, and I think that’s the perk of using the mask.

[@WR3ATH]

Listen to the song Ruler of Day and Night by Rodan and MF Doom, Rodan uses a more laid back flow than usual

[@ariefraiser140]

The very first DOOM album. I remember just picking it up on a whim back in in 2000 and was like meh .. it's ok ...But I played it more and more and it just necak an earworm and then I really listen and I was hooked.

[@rbntlly]

although it would be call to do the whole diss track thing in one video, going along as it happens is part of the fun of it + not even for views but you are such a good reactor when it comes to lyric analysis so it would be perfect

[@richerprior5961]

Bob’s description of DOOM method of rapping before Operation Greenback is SPOT ON

[@sonofmeh3182]

YESSS BOB I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!!!

[@BigUrta]

yall drake and kendrick just dropped in the same hour… i guess it’s DOOMSDAY

[@jja2000]

I think there's an early demo of either Gas Drawls or Dead Bent you can find under his earlier alias "Zev Love X" that has him sounding even younger. It's weird to hear the song that way.

[@JDXTHEKID]

I had to stop mixing my tracks for this!😂

[@colonelkurtz8607]

1:54:33 One way to find out would be to check the two KMD albums he did with his brother, when he still went by Zev-Love-X 😁kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ6rc5yrlK-Chdk

[@tripple1235]

take me to your leader is so good you gotta listen

[@coltonkerbs7466]

MF DOOM is one of the few classic 90’s-early 2k’s rappers who have actually stayed relevant till today. It just shows how timeless and formative his stuff is.

[@spikez5578]

Really looking forward to watching this. Any death grips upcoming Bob?

[@sliggy2411]

I love your doom videos! Please do born like this next please!!!

[@daniel-san-augh]

This is a fantastic way to cap off a week. Hell yeah!

[@Ghousempc]

People know who Doom is, he's Zev love X of KMD. His mentor is MF Grimm and his influence is Ghostfacekillah It was just shocking to come up with such a scheme because although he's underground as KMD the mask pushed him beyond popularity he asked for.

[@VeegovonDOOM]

Bob explaining a collect call is pure entertainment., 😆

[@sideshw1940]

MF DOOM - Born Like This; One of my favorites albums

[@cardijefferson1427]

I loved this album when my good friend. who put me on to DOOM in 05 he played me Mmm Food I brought Operation Doomsday and Mmmm food so imagine, Bob listening to those two albums back 2 back and just being holy shit who is this man and why he saved hip hop the Villain really did say what he said he save it. At least for a hip hop fan as myself. Rest in Peace Gerald a.k.a George for putting me up on Metal fingers DOOM and R.I.P Daniel Dumile The Villain

[@Stuck-n-da-90s]

One of my favorite lines is in Hey! With more rhymes than there's ways to skin cats As a matter of fact, let me rephrase With more rhymes and more ways to fillet felines these days

[@cremedelacaca]

Bob you NEED to react to every diss track right now

[@J.C.3]

Bob. There’s a mega generational beef happening rn!! You gotta react to each track

[@jabbad2992]

It made sense it doesn't matter what I look like JUST THE LYRICS!! Plus he can walk In public without the mask and no one would recognize him.

[@wisp.]

Let's GOOOOO! so hype to watch this. such a classic

[@latvipug5094]

Please listen to king Geedorah - take me to your leader, I find it one of the more obscure mf doom album and it has one of the more experimental sounds that mf doom rapped on and produced which has become one of my favourite albums, if your still craving to listen to mf doom please check it out

[@noworries2432]

There are so many references in this album!