it feels too much like a forced radio song for me to get real into it. like kendrick was trying to make his 'happy'
Actually, this pretty sums up my feelings
it feels too much like a forced radio song for me to get real into it. like kendrick was trying to make his 'happy'
Yea I got that vibe as well. Sorta on the lines of those Grammy niggas better know my name this year.it feels too much like a forced radio song for me to get real into it. like kendrick was trying to make his 'happy'
It is the reverse for me for now. I do not like the beat but the lyrics are okay.
Happy? Alright, I'm studying. Gonna listen to this before sleeping. HAPPY?it feels too much like a forced radio song for me to get real into it. like kendrick was trying to make his 'happy'
Happy? Alright, I'm studying. Gonna listen to this before sleeping. HAPPY?
its more like hey ya
Should've dropped before the summer tbf, I could easily bump this in July.
It sucks. It's okay. It'll be alright.
Kendrick wants that festival money brehs. That white girl in glow in the dark paint and native american head-dress dough. This shit about to slay at bonaroo you feel me? Coachella 2015 bout to be popping.
Kendrick wants that festival money brehs. That white girl in glow in the dark paint and native american head-dress dough. This shit about to slay at bonaroo you feel me? Coachella 2015 bout to be popping.
The follow up was a huge success commercially, but so what mixed critically before gaining more respect in hindsight.
Real talk now: I think we can all agree that most of these over Dilla shippers love him because they heard Donuts... And it's been confirmed by Questlove himself that what let to Donuts was J Dilla listening to TCD sampling (or to be more specific, Spaceship) and thinking to himself that of all the times he has heard the OG Marvin Gaye sample, he never would have chopped it like Kanye did... It fucked him up so much he spent his time after that sampling the shit out of soul records in strange ways (just listen to his unreleased 2005 beat tapes) which led to Donuts.
Dilla has also given Kanye tons of his drum libraries on ZIP drives before his death... He really was into his music and has said himself he wanted to do collabs.
[Madlib] He (Dilla) got influenced by some of the things I was doing when he did Donuts, and I took some of his ideas and did some other things, Beat Konducta stuff. Sharing crates, I gave him the Lightworks sample and he gave me couple joints. I heard the whole process, every time he’d do a few beats he’d hand them to me and I didn’t know it’d be an album. I thought it was just beat tape stuff. Every week I’d hear different ones that made Donuts, I was like ‘oh shit he’s doing something different.’
Shit sounds like Outkast minus the swag tbh.
I don't know. I'll probably wait until the album drops before making a proper judgment. Some of these gut reactions tho. I thought GAF-Hop was better than this.
so this new Kendrick joint is gonna drop at 8 A.M., huh?
totally gonna set my alarm
When's Jay Rock dropping
http://soundcloud.com/ryanhemsworth/snow gotchucan't just say that and not post it.
Great write up. Agreed.![]()
No brehs. This is wack. You can tell it's heavily pitched at a certain demographic (Eminem fans). The fast rapping, the way it opens like shitty 90s rock that fills up PhoenixDark's iPod, the corny positive message. You all know i'm not the biggest outkast fan either, so i'm not feeling this period. This has a real jammy feel at parts, but the breakdown where his voice is pitched and he starts rapping more urgently throws that entire aesthetic in the trash. It's abrupt, like all of a sudden you replaced The Allman Brothers on stage with Asphyx randomly to add fake, cheap tension. Plus the random references to a bottle of lean and a model are making me laugh. You ain't doing none of that shit bruh. To be honest though, it has the typical lab research flatness of your standard interscope single, but somehow still feels kendricky and outkasty at the same time.
Not a good portent for the album, but I'm not sure if I liked Backseat Freestyle. But I don't think I'll ever end up liking this song.
So you can't be influenced by more than one thing? The story of Madlib and Dilla echanging tapes and samples is old. But the spaceship chop def. influenced Dilla: listen to his Motown 2005 beattape.http://www.factmag.com/2014/09/20/t...ashes-madlib-interview-for-bonafide-magazine/
new interview with Madlib and DOOM reiterating that Questlove is wrong about Donuts being influenced by mu fuckin Spaceships, and needs to STFU around Nardwuar wannabees and other fluffer nutter NY culture vultures.