Six experiences FM! by Vince Staples for the first time

The only Vince Staples reaction video you will ever need.

[@jordanl6620]

Fun fact, Mac miller was the one who encouraged Vince to start rapping. He produced a full mixtape for Vince called Stolen youth which was his first release.

[@kaleidavow4184]

Vince actually had a couple mixtapes out before Stolen Youth, but they didn't make much noise and are really obscure at this point. Mac is definitely the reason Vince stuck with rap though, he basically confirms it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJ2uqX2Hhpd0nac

[@BuckMarley]

Vince started under Odd Future low key. He notably showed on 4 of 6 songs on “The Award Tour EP” from 2010 which led to Mac collabs from Earl

[@con5054]

Would highly recommend Big Fish Theory. It's my personal favourite and probably his most sonically rich release. Great way to demonstrate Vince's refusal to stay in one lane within hip hop. Glad you enjoyed this

[@esock2001]

Vince Staples is one of my favorite rappers of all time. If you follow his discography, you’ll see his style gets more and more electronic/experimental while still bringing hard biting lyrics throughout.

[@monfernova]

Vince and Kenny have a special respect for each other - Vince is the only person I have never heard Kenny Beats tag line on.

[@jadedandfaded7537]

You definitely should react to Ramona Park Broke My Heart next, I think its by far his best work. Then Big Fish Theory, then Summertime 06

[@d_shi]

I adore BFT. Think it's such a cool reaction album too, some top tier moments on it

[@DanJ_93]

Jay Rock is a part of TDE with Kendrick Lamar, SchoolboyQ, Ab-Soul and SZA.

[@DanJ_93]

And Isaiah Rashad, another artist you may like.

[@mememan3799]

This was the last Vince album I listened too, I need to get back into him cause he is really good! Glad you liked this one

[@monfernova]

Ah bro the two after are some of his best!!

[@jackyjamesjeffersonjamaljohnso]

man u gotta check out his recent ones like the comment above me says, it's his best 2 imo

[@geimzz]

This was the vince album I was expecting the least tbh I thought big fish theory would’ve been the one

[@hasan3step570]

Summertime 06 and Vince Staples are my 2 favourite projects by Vince staples. I hope u get to them eventually. Great reaction as usual

[@kn3446]

Man this album is so much fun to listen to. Real modern West Coast. Also more Kenny Beats production! (Unlocked reaction)

[@arizonateagod8491]

If you love repetition, please listen to Oneohtrix Point Never - Replica. It is a plunderphonics/experimental/ambient/electronic album that uses 80s tv commercials as samples paired with beautiful synthesizer chords/melodies from the Roland Juno 60. There’s a fair bit of repetition used within the album and it really conjures up a hypnotizing/haunting vibe. Oneohtrix has also scored 2 safdie brothers movies (uncut gems, good time) and was a producer on The Weeknd’s dawn FM (which is a weird juxtaposition considering he is wildly experimental and is working with one of the biggest pop stars in the world). Please don’t let this one go under your radar, as a fellow producer this album (and his whole discography) has really blown my mind. Would really love to see your reaction/hear your thoughts. Have a nice day!

[@arizonateagod8491]

Oh and piggybacking off of this comment: his most recent album “Magic Oneohtrix Point Never” follows a similar theme of the album being a simulation of a radio station. Although this one feels a lot more psychedelic/dreamy than FM

[@spongegar]

Almosy nobody could do a good replica reaction but he probably could, would definitely be up his alley

[@liamr340]

You know it’s a great day when M6 uploads

[@_WeDontKnow_]

i'd highly recommend his new project Ramona Park Broke My Heart. absolutely beautiful production

[@Luka-jk5ww]

Great video as usual :D! I really think you’d love Big fish theory by Vince Staples. In my opinion is most diverse production on an LP!

[@robertflom4153]

Cool that you connected No Bleedin (and the album in general) to those hecklers blaring this kind of music in the early 90s, since that was when West Coast hip hop was dominant - Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, Warren G, etc - and Vince's music is not just West Coast itself but really carries a lot of those vibes into the 2010s and 20s.

[@mercurialno6]

It's nice to hear that my ramblings have at least a toe in truth! :-)

[@robertflom4153]

@@mercurialno6 They do! The album of the 2010s that best captures that early 90s sound to me is YG's Still Brazy, which has absolutely insane production

[@justvince1575]

If you're interested Kenny Beats has his own solo project callled LOUIE he dropped last year, definitely a sounds like something to ride to

[@el_mal_de_ojo]

Vince has one of the best flows of anyone in the new school.

[@esock2001]

Also the radio show on the album, Big Boys Neighborhood, is a real radio station based in Los Angeles, California. The host, Big Boy, plays himself. They have a KZbin channel with interviews and freestyles of artists and rappers. Check it out.

[@silvester_8326]

I recommend listening to some of his interviews, just like whenever. He's very funny. He could've easily been a comedian.

[@lilfigurative]

Vince has a ton of variety, check out Big Fish Theory for a more experimental side to Vince and check out his self-titled for a more relaxed Vince (over more Kenny Beats production!)

[@onryo1739]

Kenny Beats has a show on youtube called The Cave where he invites rappers, produces a beat and they rap over it, highly reccommend it!

[@lilyandhi3927]

You would love big fish theory

[@vinnyvinvin1791]

Ty for this

[@lethalphantom925]

Dude is going to lose his mind when he decides to react to kissland

[@cdw2468]

11:56 i recently saw Playboi Carti live and, to your point, he had a live guitarist on stage with him, it really felt like a punk show with a veneer of hip hop

[@jacquecousteau]

Love your t shirt.

[@mercurialno6]

It's great isn't it! :-D

[@semantic.spaces]

Who’s watching this video in 2099

[@Krombachert]

I miss your headphones 🙃

[@joshpowers4795]

You should listen to Big Fish Theory RIP SOPHIE ❤

[@dvnnydvrko3820]

do the growlers - hung at heart

[@solomonpnq]

I think you should definitely give one of J. Cole's records a listen, specifically 2014 Forest Hills Drive or 4 Your Eyez Only. The vocals and ambitious and interesting production choices would be great to see you react to.

[@tobosshd9741]

PLEASE!!!! LISTEN TO BABYTRON.

[@mercurialno6]

Full version on www.patreon.com/mercurialno6 Trying to consolidate our small but faithful cult community. I intend to do lots of 'reaction' style things that may not be interesting to the wider 'general public'. Bear in mind it is my duty to constantly redefine what is meant by "reaction". Consider coming across and joining me. 8 years of doing things for nothing is taking its toll! Ha ha!

[@zatowin8316]

11:38 wonder why you didn't finish his other album DieLit, it was full of repetition.

[@mercurialno6]

I did. /Edit... I thought I did. Although it appears I actually didn't! :-)

[@Dillicicle]

Aw you skipped the Tyga interlude, one of the few times I've enjoyed a Tyga verse

[@fr_desperado]

Im Watching This high and This is the funniest shit 😂 Man talking to his audience like they Have no social life outside there KZbin screen

[@mercurialno6]

That's kinda the point.

[@Pizza_Rat]

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