Samples from Watch The Throne

[@jarradhissey]

Kanye damn man his ear is incredible

[@citersinihabissinip4372]

😥😥😥😥

[@MissReesesCup]

Jarrad Hissey sure is

[@theresagloster5744]

Jarrad Hissey

[@h.bomber5488]

and still people say "sampling is no art it's just stealing lol"

[@angryredsquirrelyoufreakin1496]

Right that shit is annoying

[@johnc1280]

YUNG MAO ummm it's half the work ! Let's be honest some of these especially are like a straight gimme

[@curingthenaivete1642]

Not in Kanye's case- the sample v. the beat are extremly different after the beat is done

[@johnjr578]

H.BOMBER honestly like how amazing is it to hear one thing then flip that shit on its head and kill it

[@yeezyszn7208]

Only Gen X’ers say that corny shit 🤣 Just salty a black man can make better music than everyone in the 80s did 🤡

[@lawrencesanders6900]

pure genuine genius

[@truskool1971]

that boy yeezy a frickn animal...I been telling dudes since the The sample work he did on those common albums with the Gil scott heron material.... GENIUS!

[@RenzyTheGreat]

How does Kanye do it? How does he pick certain parts in songs from each genre in music, combines, adds his little tweaks into it and make one super song?? This man is brilliant!

[@jamesbrooking2143]

That no church in the wild sample is ridiculous, Kanye might just be the best producer of all time

[@benja303]

88 keys was the main producer on that

[@MelquanKatz]

No church for the wild was a great find but how do you confuse Otis redding with James Brown when they basically told you who it was by naming the song Otis?

[@JihiTheMusicGeek]

+MelquanKatz He's talkin' about the sample at the end...that's James Brown...I believe EVERYONE knows the main sample is Otis Redding's "Try a Little Tenderness".

[@billygramz9428]

Lmaaaooo i was like thats not otis !!

[@nemeansvision8437]

KANYE THE BEST.....period

[@Famedkevin]

How do people not like this album? It broke barriers for Hip Hop

[@treynino2094]

Love that Nina Simone sample

[@hughdr10]

Wow, the same song sampled 3 times, for 3 different types of songs. AMAZING!

[@sotymooky6133]

This album is just genius!

[@WayneDavisDA_ILLESTalive14]

'Don't tell a lie about me and I won't tell the truth on you ' lowkey gave birth to this album James brown in general really

[@iamdjrocboi]

this video just made my day

[@CMSINFAMOUS]

The Sunshine Help Me song is where the drum loop in No Church In The Wild comes from. After that, the K Scope song is the guitar sample from No Church In The Wild. Then, the James Brown sample.

[@orr971]

Wow... I gotta tell you.. it's one of the best videos I watched lately... I like to search for samples and haniging out in "WhoSampled".. .and you really did this video right... Although I think there are more samples, because like I know Ye... every song has a sample...

[@K8TR]

The song 'Why I love you.' The original sample came from a Gladys Knight and the Pips song called ' I feel a song in my heart. It's the very first line in the song.

[@monterreyk]

Major props. Well done!

[@InsomniacStudios]

GREAT WORK ON THIS YO. YOU PUT IT TOGETHER GREAT

[@hamhawkification]

True talent

[@kfc667]

damnnn Kanye is a fuckin God for real...straight up fuckin genius, a whole complete level of respect for this dude now i know Kanye works with a lot of producers at the same time, but its all his own vision & direction Otis is still my favorite, at that time hip hop really needed that kind of beat

[@gregjones7]

thanks for posting this...

[@Drkwlman]

ima listen to this album again rn

[@THAHITMAN509]

A lot of great samples. Kanye is a genius.

[@krishindoh]

this was the best album ever

[@muzikbynature]

nice work

[@AfroFlow365]

Thank you so much

[@horetsoti1]

how kanye and hov made no church in the wild from that sample is raw as fuck

[@NuggiezVEVO]

no breakdown of Murder to Excellence or did i miss it? those have so many samples and they're all layered so perfectly

[@MiecheyB]

He got every song but Kanye and Jay Z Murder The Essence

[@jordanautry9649]

maybe there wasn't a sample

[@SamHigo]

Jordan Autry what about the vocals at the beginning

[@Wemakedancemusicstudios]

swaggy bass keep it up.

[@NewEraKidd0323]

@gadeela Were you born in 02 or something? How do you think hip hop was started?

[@tonyli9323]

@YoungYahtz94 Not true, Niggas In Paris is produced by Hit-Boy, Kanye West, Mike Dean and Anthony Kilhoffer

[@tevindavis24]

Genius

[@DoubleYellowLinesUzu]

@COOKUPMUSICGROUP It's even more amazing to write your own songs :O

[@jobsmine]

Actually K did most of the works for this album in-terms of producing the beats, lyrics, composing and directing. Yet Jay-Z had the right and took them off from Spotify to tidal. But the world wouldn’t recognize the work of Kanye because he’s so honest on media and talk what he feels like not the audience wants to hear.

[@NikkiC30]

I thought that sample on no church in the wild was chaka khan until I saw this. The break after no church in the wild is that a sample or a brand new piece made with the string section?

[@ExcellentScrotum]

kool vid

[@GirlsBloood]

The song has more than one sample in it, 'Try A Little Tenderness by Otis Redding' being the obvious sample that the song is built upon. (1:59)

[@Theoriginalwozza]

AMEN!

[@ImSOraphael]

Dope

[@Drunkdad699]

I always thought that scream was kanye and i thought it was so good :(

[@hwud4l]

Kanye West mainly produced this album, so it's no surprise that James Brown was sampled heavily, it's just the way Kanye produces his music.

[@gregy9175]

Nice! But you left out Murder to Excellence. It samples "La La La" by Indiggo and "Celie Shaves Mr./Scarification" by Quincy Jones.

[@stackzvalens]

the sample for otis isnt james brown its otis redding- try a little tenderness thats why its named otis featuring otis redding

[@Tls_oz]

music artists don't make money off of album sales, the record label does. Artists make their money from touring and events, the record label usually pays for most of the production of an album and they get up to 90% of album sales

[@MrIn4millz]

Good Deal!!!

[@lKsndrr]

this album is the 'apocalypse now' of music

[@alexanderkenniethbam]

@GirlsBloood you forgot murder to excellence-katutoka corrine

[@sdotskillz8206]

some of these dont match

[@010les]

I dont get the spooky tooth sample ? The kickline in no curch is real easy to make

[@ChillonDaviz]

Dog crazy wit it

[@IfYouLetMeStay]

This is how other rap producers should sample.

[@Heathermegan1]

Any sample that is less than 12 seconds, is free game. If you take a sample that is longer than that, you have to pay, if not its free. He is consistently under 12 seconds, so he doesn't pay anything. He is smart.

[@ZeheIntStudios]

James Brown had a album called "Hell"? By the way Otis Redding and James Brown are a raw pair.

[@YoungYahtz94]

@tonyli9323 oh. well thats what i meant. lol :P well i had seen on MTV where Hit Boy said he produced the beat so yeah

[@lemmeseedisonce]

If you guys enjoyed watching this video then you should all youtube kanye west samples theres a video that shows all the beats hes sampled throughout his career

[@hamhawkification]

lots of James Brown

[@JamieRobert_]

Anyone know the piano sample in primetime.

[@markgray1109]

@COOKUPMUSICGROUP its not that hard if you just take a loop for your drums, then another for your melody and sync em together to get a nice beat

[@dragondealcala]

ans what about the samples form Welcome to the jungle song?

[@HeyItsWinner]

so musically cultured

[@BCTrillOG]

where does it supposedly say "we killed tupac"?

[@bollangaemma1986]

Otis redding - try a little tenderness for the sample of Otis ! Great singer

[@bollangaemma1986]

+Bastion de la moralité tu essayes de m'atteindre là ? Oui je te tutoie parce que je me rends compte en faite que tu es loin d'être quelqu'un à qui l'on doit du respect. Tu choisis un commentaire hors-sujet en essayant de me descendre sur des fautes de ponctuation au lieu de répondre au commentaire que j'ai laissé sur ta petite vidéo sans aucun intérêt qui a pour but de pousser les gens à la haine sans raison. Ne me parle pas de culture quand tu ne sais même pas ce que cela veut dire.

[@bollangaemma1986]

+Bastion de la moralité et puis je m'exprime décemment je ne suis pas un toutou qui suit à la lettre tous ce qu'on lui enseigne et dit de faire. Si j'ai envie de terminer ma phrase sans point et bien à ma guise

[@bollangaemma1986]

+Bastion de la moralité c'est la meilleur celle-là !!! Tu prétends me connaître à présent ? Je pense que c'est toi que tu viens de dépeindre, tu as su trouvé les mots justes je t'en félicite. Par contre pour ce qui est de qui je suis ce n'est pas parce que je n'ai pas mis de points, ni de majuscules dans mon commentaire que je suis une peste je m'en foutiste qui ira en enfer voyons, faut se calmer!!

[@bollangaemma1986]

+Bastion de la moralité c'est toi qui a perdu tous sens de la vie en essayant de te faire passer pour un "adulte".

[@bollangaemma1986]

+Bastion de la moralité mais tu sais quoi ? Au lieu de continuer à se disputer comme ça sur KZbin autant attendre la fin des temps (oups j'ai pas mis de majuscule) pour voir qui a raison et qui a tort !!

[@youngin.coolin5441]

Justice

[@abyss1728]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmKXeZWdgK5lf68 that's the sample used in murder to excellence and this is romanian folk music. I don't know why this sample isn't mentioned

[@thuglife995]

back in the day public enemy would have so much samples in one track now other produces are bringing it back in a new style and dont get it twisted people kanye did not produce every track on the album nor by himself

[@Tim073]

yes, Kanye is a genius no doubt. But he gets a lot of help while producing. Otis is the only track he produced entirely on his own on the WTT album

[@teenagejezus9242]

He forgot a sample in gotta have it.

[@cardsfanjordan]

That's why Ye is the best man......he drops MILLIONS of dollars just to get the right samples cleared. And when you're dealing with Michael Jackson, James Brown, Aretha Franklin, Otis Redding, etc.....you're gonna pay A LOT of money to that shit cleared. And it costs just as much to get a one-second James Brown sample cleared as it does an entire song by Otis Redding, i.e. "Otis."

[@sunnydreux]

I know I wasn't the only one creeped out by that "Spooky Tooth" song.

[@CharlieSummthin845]

it was only on the deluxe

[@rub23n]

@gadeela hip-hop is based on sampling .. just sayin

[@DRRiPPXXETT]

Can't lie, kanye is a genius, Who'd think to sample this shit!?

[@SuperAusie]

That is completely unfounded and straight up untrue. Kraftwerk is 12 years into a lawsuit over a 2 second long sample (google it). Kanye does things right, he pays those who deserve it. The difference between an artist and a vandal ladies and gentlemen.

[@Madoxize]

But how he got all the knowledge what song to sample..

[@MrCofeebean]

Madoxize Listen to a hundred albums a week and chop up the gems that you like

[@phro321]

That would the second time Kanye samples from orange krush. The tech he did on the graduation with Nas

[@rickochetproductions]

@gadeela hiphop was always based of sampling.. And not just anybody can take a sample flip it and make it sound good and become relevant again.. and sampling can be so hard sometimes... not everything fits to a beat.. 80% of it never does

[@MarcDeAcetis]

He sampled the screams.

[@ZombieNationAlumni]

They obviously are Jay-Z is a billionaire and Kanye is rich too but not as rich but has a very powerful fan base.

[@ParoArtPixie]

Kanye loves James Brown

[@JBtoInfinity93]

This is what I find ironic about my screwed up generation. You got my high school students saying "I can't stand classical music." or "i can't seem to appreciate it." now when artists like kanye and jayz use classical samples in their music, everyones so appalled by it. Then they act like they adore the song. I guess you must like classical music a little bit since thats all they're puttin in their songs?

[@janetrh12]

Well atleast old singers are making money off him. He aint shady.

[@V1NTAGE_ARCHIVE]

Kanye Musical Genius

[@rickjames2764]

Dude Otis is specifically a reference/tribute to Otis Redding that's why it's called Otis that's not sampling there's a difference

[@Zepoch1]

Everything and anything, kanye will find.

[@jsaenz1992]

@mistersaussy Speakin the truth

[@jacobtroiani1616]

2:20 SOUTHSIDE BANGAZ DEMO

[@eldoradoNei]

doesn't matter he makes millions on tour and other stuff playboy

[@moussolnalou6068]

So 'cause they take small bits of songs here and there and put them together to make another sound, another music, they are totally dumb ?

[@treyshawnbeats]

open your mind about the definition of creativity. do you have any truly original ideas or are they an amalgamation of every memory you have? he's just being outright in a way no other artist is

[@TheMidnightSnackGuy]

lol, he was , not hes a 475 mill. still rich though

[@ThatOneBlackGuyxx]

@gadeela can you do it? lol wtf

[@Ma3MaY]

Instead of " Jay-Z & Kanye West - Otis " they shouldve named it " Jay-Z & Kanye West - Otis & James "

[@CampbellsShow]

My original music sounds like the shit he samples. I like Kanye, too. I gotta make more original music and play with it.

[@ZombieNationAlumni]

Almost is going to be then lmao.

[@CMSINFAMOUS]

Probably a filter.

[@moussolnalou6068]

Nope, of course not, the guy owns one of the biggest label and recording business in R&B, produces the biggest R&B girls in the industry right now + produces video games + marketing and clothing companies ... seriously, do you think that because you read on wikipedia he worth $500 or $600 million, it is obvious that it's true ... come on ..

[@TheMidnightSnackGuy]

-____- . Jay is not a Billionaire

[@INDZDIPSET]

In my brain Common, Talib Kweli and Jon Connor shit over them

[@italianstyle7777]

@bootypipes he pays for it so..