Pat W I first heard this expression from a VERY awesome coworker of mine. His name is Rick and he is the shit. Basically a white 56 year old Danny Brown with MS.
Shit and "living Like a Doctah!" Joey Diaz is before his time as weird as that sounds cus hes getting older and been doing stand up so long but the church of what's happening now is gonna be held to a certain. Standard one day imo
@@isaiahflores3411 Tide, Gain and Arm & Hammer are all brands of laundry detergent, which is what crack cocaine is usually cut with to increase doses from a batch of crack. As a result, Arm & Hammer is also used as slang for crack, used by Pusha-T in Nosetalgia and B.O.B. by Outkast just off the top of my head
@@elliotplaysgames_No, Arm and Hammer baking soda. Crack is made from a chemical reaction between baking soda and cocaine. Arm & Hammer is THE most prominent brand of baking soda in America. They also make laundry detergent, but it was definitely a reference to baking soda. The whole point of crack is that by freebasing the cocaine using sodium bicarbonate, it stretches it further and makes smaller doses more effective. Doesn't really need to be cut with other stuff. But yeah, the rest of it was a play on detergent names with the "laundry" theme. Crack being cut with laundry detergent is not something I've heard of. Those rappers are referencing baking soda.
Right? If this was a Freddie Gibbs track, there would endless comments calling Madlib the GOAT producer...people need to start showing The Abstract that same love.
@@googleedood9721 WHAT? Danny been hustling his whole life from 14 years old to 28. He started making it big at 30 after numerous stints in prisons for drug charges. You really dont know shit about him, dont talk.
been hearing it on all of the new stuff its all over wgifh like in the space program and its also in the song he produced for kendrick on his radio show
The sample is "Gimme Some More" by The JB's. Tip first used it in '93 on "God Lives Through" by ATCQ. He also used it in his DJ mixes on his show Abstract Radio before it ended up on "We Got It From Here".
@@dimebagdarrel4874 damn dude, find a more productive way to release all this anger. Absolutely no reason to slander someone like that even if the guy won't see this. Think before you speak kid
@@j4_3 the fuck you mean obviously danny aint winning awards we just talking about the actual album of the year. Atrocity Exhibition didn't win shit still was the best album in 2016
@@DonutzandGravy Bandana is great but Freddie is almost too clean with his flows if Dannys album is close to Bandana quality wise I bet uknowhatimsayin will be slightly more entertaining
Yo whoever shot this shit is talented as fk behind the lens. So different and so fresh. Keep up the great work both of yall. It's a great song too uniquely different. respect
Verse 1] The Hybrid, I'm telling you, try again Sleep with the beast, Daniel in the lion's den Still drop dirty, have to pop a Niacin Itched all damn day, just to get violated Ever seen a roach with babies have babies? In the hood like whatever, we in this bitch together Once got a ho, ain't had money for the room So we did the humpty hump in a Burger King bathroom Lowkey kept it undercover The way she slurp slurp, she's the quicker picker upper No job, dropped out and a felon On the net, met a fat white bitch named Helen 300 pounds, maybe more like 280 Had a couple babies, 270 give or take it Call that securin' the bag, had to fight the baby dad Try to stop how I eat so I got up on his ass [Verse 2] What's in the dark, always come to light Head was nasty, you'd think she had head lice Why try? Throw bleach in your eye Put your life on the line, hang 'em out to dry Tryna keep my hands clean, out here ridin' dirty Shit get messy? Mop him up with the .30 High Tide, Gain off the Arm and Hammer Swim towards the current, system try to drown me Stain your record like Clorox 'n' darks Spin cycle had four tops for one Out the slums, nobody gave me nothin' Had temptations, so I hustled, David Ruffin Papa was a rolling stone, so I sold rocks to 'em Beam up Scotty, we got lift-off Houston Left my sack in my clothes, Mama just did a load Eight ball in my jeans, fiends say it taste like soap Verse 3] Twenty five a peep show when I enter the booth Mop the floor when I leave, might slip if you do Cover your ears of your kids, we got round two Fuck a bitch two times, call it deja vu Fuck a stripper for some change, actual change Dime, penny, nickels, actual change Okay, wanna hear the story? Left the house in a hurry I was at Hunky Dory's, got some dances from Lori Left my wallet at home, ain't wanna hear that story In the car had change from laundry Had to wash clothes anyway, told her, "I'm sorry" Slow anyway, before you was boring Said, "Gimme a moment", jumped on it and bounced No fabric softener, 'cause I was hard Then she gave me head, had me moaning and groaning Guess who I seen doing laundry next morning?
@@dyldragon1 that's his gimmick as a Detroit rapper literally rapping over Punk Rock or Techno sound beats. Mostly Techno since that's Detroit underground sound.
Interesting story, I never listened to rap before that episode. Then I saw danny brown on that sketch. So I RUclipsd him, then heard "aint it funny". Been listening to asap rocky and Danny Brown since
He's been touring and diversifying where his money's coming from (vice shows) so he's probably not as much in debt. If after this album I would be surprised if he isn't debt free.
Can you plz explain to me why you like Danny Brown? I’m not hating, but I just don’t understand his appeal. I can’t understand anything he’s saying in any of his songs...
Muhammad V he is pretty Real. He feels really unfiltered which i like. His production and overall Sound is very unique. I really disliked his Music when i first heard it, but now i really love his Music. His not for everyone though. He has some of the Best albums of this decade though.
Muhammad V musically he is amazing. Like the instrumentation and the production on his levels are creative as fuck and go hard too. His voice is very different, aswell as his flow. He definitely isn’t for everyone, so i can definitely understand why you wouldn’t like him.
"That's how it is in city of the motor. Where a n**** doin what he gotta do to get a quarter. Dime, nickel, penny. Automatic semi. Catch a ni*** with them Cartiers, and I'm like GIMMME."
Based only off the people I know from Detroit, I feel like that city is a Chapelle's show sketch. Everyone I know from there will tell you the most insane story you've ever heard and then end it with something like: "and that was my 12th birthday."
that's cuz you have to open the description to see that...I mean I knew cuz Danny has been talkin about how Q has been mentoring him and producing the album, but like your average joe wouldn't know that
For his last album he signs to a techno label from Sheffield. And releases an album named after a Joy Division song. For the follow up I think I'm gonna get Q Tip from Tribe to produce this one!!! Damn Danny Brown does it his own way dudes a true original.
@@windowsmizu416 sorry to be a dick but From The Guardian interview On Tuesday, Danny Brown, one of rap’s most interesting voices, released his new album, Atrocity Exhibition, named after a Joy Division song (itself named after the book by JG Ballard). Brown has a longstanding relationship with the band. In a 2013 Guardian interview, he cited Ian Curtis as an influence, and the band have informed his music since 2011’s album XXX. Brown told Rolling Stone that he named the album Atrocity Exhibition because he identified with Curtis’s pain in the song - the authenticity of which received terrible confirmation when the singer hanged himself in 1980, aged 23. “I just relate to that song a lot,” he said. “That song, [Ian Curtis is] pretty much talking about how he feels like he’s part of a freak show almost. People just wanna come see him and they just wanna see him be a certain type of way. I totally relate to that.” That said he probably read the book too knowing Danny.
@@jurassicmarc77 Thanks for the info, and RIP Curtis. I don't doubt he took inspiration from the book either, and I wasn't denying it's connection to Joy Division either, but it definetly came off like I was, thanks again for the information. Learn something new every day.
@@windowsmizu416 glad u didnt think I was being a dick about it, I was pretty surprised as big fan of Joy Divison that Danny Brown was a fan when I read that article. Not surprising really as their both dope.
yall mad dont know. q tip is really on point. the sample immaculate, danny comes in handy. video is just best reprasentation. like its just dannys video/vision, only thing unreal is his frontteeth.
I get this feeling that this new album won't be as dark as his last, but will still be at least as experimental and forward thinking. Time will tell tho'.
“This is my version of a stand-up comedy album.” He continued, “Most of my close friends now aren’t rappers-they’re comedians and actors. So I wanted to create something that mixed humor with music. Something that was funny but not parody.” This is taken from a pitchfork interview, you're right
@@vs71597 I think he's just saying that it's odd to see a label that primarily signs electronic artists sign a rapper, that's all. Yes he fits into their sound and aesthetic quite nicely but it's still (pleasantly) surprising nonetheless.
@@vs71597 ??? WTF For hiphop, maybe yes. But some of the most important electronic musicians are signed to Warp too, like Aphex Twin, Brian ENo, BoC, etc.
I bumped into that guy at the laundromat too.... He talked so loud and tryed to hit on my girlfriend, when I confronted him, all he said was "Be Cool" then offered me a 1/2 smoked Newport!
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“One foot in the grave one foot on a banana peel” what a quote for the intro
Pat W I first heard this expression from a VERY awesome coworker of mine. His name is Rick and he is the shit. Basically a white 56 year old Danny Brown with MS.
He got it off Joey Diaz. He 's been on his podcast.
@@treythehardway check out Joey Diaz. He's made this saying famous.
Shit and "living Like a Doctah!" Joey Diaz is before his time as weird as that sounds cus hes getting older and been doing stand up so long but the church of what's happening now is gonna be held to a certain. Standard one day imo
Pat W its Joey Diaz he says that all the time.
Don’t know why but the line “So we did the humpty hump in the Burger King bathroom” resonates with me on a spiritual level.
Listen to Humpty Dance by Digital Underground. It will make a lot more sense.
@@wesleypipes4187 don't need it to make sense if you actually did it
@@Chris-w8r7y found the virgin neckbeard
@@sergf3624 calm down fam, just a funny line
I fucked an ex girlfriend in the ass in a maccy d's toilet once
Danny is still miles ahead of everyone else.
light years
miles!
not literally everyone, but he takes coffee hangover shits on people who won't trade features
Streets ahead
Don't know about that but he definitely has carved his own lane
Unbelievably hyped for new Danny Brown
Newinflux yeah this might be album of the year. Danny and q tip is a deadly combination
Newinflux i was gonna like ur comment but its at 420 dont wanna fuck that up
I hope people actually buy this one, Atrocity did atrocious on sales and he spent a lot on samples.
We been readyy🙌🏽
Skankhunt 42 idk man Igor pretty damn good. We’ll see, atrocity exhibition was def up there back in 2016
i got chills when he started with "The Hybrid..." took me back to XXX days
SMOKIN ON PAPAYA
that give you niggas bronchitis
Imagine me, it took me back to The Hybrid days. You had to get it off the blogs back then.
tottenham hotspurs what you write is all vagina
Took me back to “the hybrid” days
Dimes, pennies, nickels... actual change. Straight bars
She took that change to do his dirty laundry
This whole video feels like one long Eric Andre street skit
I got Dave Chappell vibes
*BIRD UP*
@@TWOhype23 no way
I got Beastie Boys vibes...
Yes! If the music wasn’t playing, this would totally be an Eric Andre Show segment.
This video proves Danny Brown spent the last 2 years living his best life.
_and playing persona 5_
love his persona 5 streams
The only way to be happy is playing persona 5
Ain't no next life, so now he's out here livin' his best life
@@Lexpionage he dropped heat after sometimes too
*youll never see it coming*
"High TIDE, GAIN off the ARM & HAMMER"
probably the most creative way I've ever heard someone talk about selling crack
I don’t get it
@@isaiahflores3411 Tide, Gain and Arm & Hammer are all brands of laundry detergent, which is what crack cocaine is usually cut with to increase doses from a batch of crack. As a result, Arm & Hammer is also used as slang for crack, used by Pusha-T in Nosetalgia and B.O.B. by Outkast just off the top of my head
@@elliotplaysgames_No, Arm and Hammer baking soda. Crack is made from a chemical reaction between baking soda and cocaine. Arm & Hammer is THE most prominent brand of baking soda in America. They also make laundry detergent, but it was definitely a reference to baking soda. The whole point of crack is that by freebasing the cocaine using sodium bicarbonate, it stretches it further and makes smaller doses more effective. Doesn't really need to be cut with other stuff. But yeah, the rest of it was a play on detergent names with the "laundry" theme. Crack being cut with laundry detergent is not something I've heard of. Those rappers are referencing baking soda.
@@WinterReflections this
@@elliotplaysgames_ sir did you just say crack is cut with detergent
nobody talking about how the beat is produced by Q-Tip
Right? If this was a Freddie Gibbs track, there would endless comments calling Madlib the GOAT producer...people need to start showing The Abstract that same love.
@@KardiFan2000 the beat is cool but it doesn't touch anything on bandana
@@joemckeown4511 How you gonna compare one track to a whole album? Wait til uknowwhatimsayin comes out and then compare.
Beat is ehhh
@@chinbeats6551 Fuck u
Cant wait for him to make a classic album then dissapear from the music scene for 3 years
That's what he did with Atrocity Exhibition.
@@vens2036 and for Old too
Kendrick too 😢
@@maxb8360 Kendrick has been realising music for 4 straight years
sounds like you demand too much from artists, kid.
this album feels like danny is your uncle and he needs a place to stay for a week because he got fired from his job
I feel like danny coming to your house for week coming off some shit is every album. Danny is the GOAT tho.
oh uncle danny
Nowhatimsaying?
"Week"
For showing up drunk...again
"Papa was a rolling stone, so I sold rocks to him" SHEESH!
That line stood out like a mf
Great reference along with the previous line "had temptations so i hustled David Ruffin"
Too bad he didn't actually do any of the things he talks about in this song. It's just fun humor😋
@@googleedood9721 wouldn't exactly say too bad. It's probably for the best this didn't happen. 😂
@@googleedood9721 WHAT? Danny been hustling his whole life from 14 years old to 28. He started making it big at 30 after numerous stints in prisons for drug charges.
You really dont know shit about him, dont talk.
hearing Danny say "The Hybrid" is all I needed to know this album is going to be fire.
Big Meech! that’s actually the only thing he said in the whole song!
Knowing Danny Brown is making an album is all I need to know the album is gone be fire
Smokin' the papaya that give you niggaz bronchitis.
oh snap this must be the Big Meech from Lynwood!
@@DoctahhOfficial it’s been 3 years and I’m still trying to figure what you mean by this
I keep coming back to this track. It's addictive lmfao.
and youtube just autoplays it next up for me lol
The verses, the production. On point. No flaw!
No cap bro HAHAHAHA
@@clorox9805 bruh smh lmfao. It's fire.
Dude there's so many parts to this song. It's fantastic.
i can hear that Q-Tip in there!!
e: the little “eeeeehhhhh” in the beginning is the same sample as the one at the end of ATCQ’s Solid Wall of Sound
Yup we can find it out through some songs off WGIFH like Conrad Tokyo also
Immense. fuckin'. BOUNCE!!!
been hearing it on all of the new stuff its all over wgifh like in the space program and its also in the song he produced for kendrick on his radio show
good catch
The sample is "Gimme Some More" by The JB's. Tip first used it in '93 on "God Lives Through" by ATCQ. He also used it in his DJ mixes on his show Abstract Radio before it ended up on "We Got It From Here".
This sounds like something I'd hear on a Tony Hawk soundtrack. & you KNOW that's high praise.
Saints row soundtrack.
I agree with Tony Hawk.!
Reminds me of old schoo skate vids too
Put this shit in skate or board
Lmao skating to this shit now
I really think Danny has perfected his style in every way possible. You can tell he knows exactly what he's doing
😂no doubt watch the master work
Fr very articulate
October 4th needs to get here ASAP!! uknowwhatimsayin?
Best part is, that's my birthday. Danny always brings the best gifts bro.
@@tomschult133 Damn, lucky man. Enjoy your birthday once it arrives. Blessings.
@@remonhidding thanks, I definitely will. In think that Joker movie comes out the same day. Idk what's happening in the world but I love it.
Im hype my bday is the 3rd
@@tomschult133 mine too!
Danny bouta rap up the year with a banger of an album, I can tell
and jpegmafia aswell.
When does he release it?
@@alexkenyon204 October 4tg written in description
this is gonna be some igor/bandana grade shit 4 sure
this flow is super weird. I am obsessed with it
Andre 3000
Afroman X IDK
flow so strange he got signed to Warp records
@@Kyxfinesse eh, same delivery but Brown's sense of where the downbeats are is more off-kilter,, I second that rec tho three stacks is the shittt
@@nigelthornberry5375 what do you mean ?? can you explain?
The Joey Diaz references at the beginning have made me a fan for life, Danny.
Sorry :(
Dimebag Darrel bruh yo name dimebag darrel shut tf up
@@dimebagdarrel4874 damn dude, find a more productive way to release all this anger. Absolutely no reason to slander someone like that even if the guy won't see this. Think before you speak kid
they hate us, because they *anus* 😎
@@kylekitchens1017 kid, you should look up who dimebag was before you go thinking it's just some troll username
Album of the year comin boisssss
EARTHGANG...
fuck bandana uknowwhatiamsaying Is my new best friend
@@j4_3 the fuck you mean obviously danny aint winning awards we just talking about the actual album of the year. Atrocity Exhibition didn't win shit still was the best album in 2016
William Bisley I don't think it'll be better than Bandana tbh, but it might be
@@DonutzandGravy Bandana is great but Freddie is almost too clean with his flows if Dannys album is close to Bandana quality wise I bet uknowhatimsayin will be slightly more entertaining
Yo whoever shot this shit is talented as fk behind the lens. So different and so fresh. Keep up the great work both of yall. It's a great song too uniquely different. respect
You can find them at the profile event center in Minneapolis. Great dudes.
Clipping and Danny Brown albums come out the same month? It's like 2016 all over again.
i was thinking the exact same thing. its about to be litter than a muthafucker
Splendor and Misery is criminally underrated
If only frank would drop to then it would really be 2016 again
JPEGMAFIA TOO
Dallas Campos imagine if Death Grips dropped a project as well
"We got one foot in the grave and one on a banana peel" 👌
That Jose Diaz line. ⚡
Wes Anderson inspired Danny
Joey Diaz Line
Verse 1]
The Hybrid, I'm telling you, try again
Sleep with the beast, Daniel in the lion's den
Still drop dirty, have to pop a Niacin
Itched all damn day, just to get violated
Ever seen a roach with babies have babies?
In the hood like whatever, we in this bitch together
Once got a ho, ain't had money for the room
So we did the humpty hump in a Burger King bathroom
Lowkey kept it undercover
The way she slurp slurp, she's the quicker picker upper
No job, dropped out and a felon
On the net, met a fat white bitch named Helen
300 pounds, maybe more like 280
Had a couple babies, 270 give or take it
Call that securin' the bag, had to fight the baby dad
Try to stop how I eat so I got up on his ass
[Verse 2]
What's in the dark, always come to light
Head was nasty, you'd think she had head lice
Why try? Throw bleach in your eye
Put your life on the line, hang 'em out to dry
Tryna keep my hands clean, out here ridin' dirty
Shit get messy? Mop him up with the .30
High Tide, Gain off the Arm and Hammer
Swim towards the current, system try to drown me
Stain your record like Clorox 'n' darks
Spin cycle had four tops for one
Out the slums, nobody gave me nothin'
Had temptations, so I hustled, David Ruffin
Papa was a rolling stone, so I sold rocks to 'em
Beam up Scotty, we got lift-off Houston
Left my sack in my clothes, Mama just did a load
Eight ball in my jeans, fiends say it taste like soap
Verse 3]
Twenty five a peep show when I enter the booth
Mop the floor when I leave, might slip if you do
Cover your ears of your kids, we got round two
Fuck a bitch two times, call it deja vu
Fuck a stripper for some change, actual change
Dime, penny, nickels, actual change
Okay, wanna hear the story? Left the house in a hurry
I was at Hunky Dory's, got some dances from Lori
Left my wallet at home, ain't wanna hear that story
In the car had change from laundry
Had to wash clothes anyway, told her, "I'm sorry"
Slow anyway, before you was boring
Said, "Gimme a moment", jumped on it and bounced
No fabric softener, 'cause I was hard
Then she gave me head, had me moaning and groaning
Guess who I seen doing laundry next morning?
Thank you dude,
This needs way more likes👍👍👍
Goated
Living like a doctor!!!! shout out joeyyyy
The flow sounds so weird in the beginning, its crazy how great it sounds once the beat drops
Danny could literally rap over anything
@@dyldragon1 that's his gimmick as a Detroit rapper literally rapping over Punk Rock or Techno sound beats. Mostly Techno since that's Detroit underground sound.
I love how it's kinda broken at the beginning then snaps into perfect focus.
"papa was a rolling stone so i sold rocks to him." Lol
Danny Brown quoting Joey Diaz is legendary
Zachary Medeiros which quote?
Zachary Medeiros tremendous
basically everything in the intro "one foot in the grave one on a banana peel, and lookin like a dr
Poopy "like a fucking doctor"
Uncle Joey! #church
God bless Q-Tip & Danny Brown
One foot in the grave the other on a banana peel livin like a doctah.. Joey "coco" Diaz
Jauza fuck yeah my man!
lolol glad I wasn't the only one. WHO'S BETTER THAN YOU?
who is that. Please i seriously dont know.
@@viral-titlepizza9627 He has a 🔥 podcast
@@viral-titlepizza9627 he’s a comedian and that’s where Danny got the line from “living like a DOCTAH”
uknowwhatimsayin? gonna be so hard, features RTJ, Peggy and blood orange imma die on October 4th
GangsterGIBBS Hoe FACTS.
imma die just cause is abstract on production
the rest is the rest...
“The way she slurp slurp, she’s the quicker picker upper”
Jacob Motley Danny brown king of the one liner
I don't really get it
Ennis Shabab that’s unfortunate
A Bad Guy if u getting sucked up, it’s gonna be sloppy tho. Just think about it.
Please may someone explain this line to me. I'm curious!
Actual real footage of Joker (2019.)
Tip really figured out how to produce a Danny beat
Danny Brown: *gets new teeth and haircut*
Also Danny Brown: *dresses up like old crusty man for new music video*
"They want that OLD Danny Brown" :P
He didn't actually get his teeth fixed.
Brandon Gascho then what he do ?
Runaway Germ this is some story
@@brandongascho6437 bro you can literally see his fixed teeth in this very video
danny brown really the goat, i don't care what anyone says
I says he is
The E̶r̶i̶c̶ ̶A̶n̶d̶r̶e̶ Danny Brown Show
Tamir woulda been sick if Eric was in this too lol
I wanna go to Danny's House
They should've at least had Hannibal Burgers like Quelle Chris and Jean Grey on their album
Interesting story, I never listened to rap before that episode. Then I saw danny brown on that sketch. So I RUclipsd him, then heard "aint it funny". Been listening to asap rocky and Danny Brown since
Fam. I could cry rn. Q Tip and DB. It’s beautiful
This is without a doubt, one of my favorite raps of all time.
Danny Brown is the man, and a poet, a a true gentleman of the era.
I GOT THAT INCOME TAX SWAG
Y'all better buy this new album
Danny went In dept cuz of the samples of atrocity exhibition
He didn't recuperate his 70K?
He's been touring and diversifying where his money's coming from (vice shows) so he's probably not as much in debt. If after this album I would be surprised if he isn't debt free.
Danny's greatest album
That drop is so nice. Q-Tip is magical on the boards
Just checked the track list for the album and this jumps out:
Track 4 - 3 Tearz (feat. Run the Jewels)
Oh hell yes!!
RTJ 4 SOON
he has one with jpegmafia too
If the album is all like this, maybe the album of the year is coming
COBRA OFFICIAL i Think it is.
Can you plz explain to me why you like Danny Brown? I’m not hating, but I just don’t understand his appeal. I can’t understand anything he’s saying in any of his songs...
Muhammad V he is pretty Real. He feels really unfiltered which i like. His production and overall Sound is very unique. I really disliked his Music when i first heard it, but now i really love his Music. His not for everyone though. He has some of the Best albums of this decade though.
Muhammad V musically he is amazing. Like the instrumentation and the production on his levels are creative as fuck and go hard too. His voice is very different, aswell as his flow. He definitely isn’t for everyone, so i can definitely understand why you wouldn’t like him.
Idk bruh it's gonna be pretty hard to top bandana but I guess we'll see
At this point, Q-Tip has become one with sound
dimes, pennies, nickels...ACTUAL CHANGE
"That's how it is in city of the motor.
Where a n**** doin what he gotta do to get a quarter.
Dime, nickel, penny.
Automatic semi.
Catch a ni*** with them Cartiers,
and I'm like GIMMME."
Saw this comment as soon as I heard that line
it sounded sik in the song but i was hoping itd be a double meaning...
Production, flow, lyrics, delivery on point. The collaboration we didn't know we needed is almost here!!!
This is definitely a previously unreleased Chappelle show character
He bases songs off of comedy sketches, so that makes sense
it reminds me of tony clifton !
I swear he's the second coming of Dave Chappelle
Based only off the people I know from Detroit, I feel like that city is a Chapelle's show sketch. Everyone I know from there will tell you the most insane story you've ever heard and then end it with something like:
"and that was my 12th birthday."
"EYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYyyyyy"
"THE HYBRID!"
😃 Danny & Q-Tip coming for 2019 AOTY
if tom waits was a rapper this would be a song of his
John Mendell daaaaamn this is the comment of the year
Wasn't there Tom Wait samples in AE?
@@juanpablocadenasoto8295 Yes, got me.
The production is the strongest aspect of this song, IMO.
"living like a doctor"
Shout-out to the Church members 😤
"I humped her to earth, wind, and fire."
Cocksuckaaaaaa
Q-Tip never misses with his beats
never.
*LIKE A DOCTA!* whatup church fam
Yessirrr
Actual change! - best line
That joey diaz tribute in the beginning tho
LIKE A DOCTA! Uncle Joey would be proud hahaha
Honestly man...I think he might be Uncle Joey the whole video!
I saw that
Thank god someone else recognized this! Danny is a HUGE fan of Uncle Joey
Yall make it sound like hes dead
this beat is honestly so hard, and Danny always making shit sound good
This video looks like it smells like a blockbuster.
That part at the laundromat felt like a followup after Thurnis Haley lost his wife and kids
Ah love GAWLF
Realest comment long live THURNIS!!
You like laundry detergent?
Moe Salamander I sell laundry detergent
MEME LORD hey hey. you don’t have to raise your voice
Q tip: produces a song by Danny brown*
Everybody:says nothing about how two legends came together
One legend and one future hall of fame then legend. Q Tip been in the game since 1985 Danny been rapping since 2007 no disrespect.
that's cuz you have to open the description to see that...I mean I knew cuz Danny has been talkin about how Q has been mentoring him and producing the album, but like your average joe wouldn't know that
HELLBXY CASPER tip did the whole album.
@@bierlichen1 a legend can be better than a another legend.
What a fuckin duo. I'm a huge q tip fan. That dude got shit wit Norah Jones lol
"dimes, pennies, nickels...actual change!" lol
that line took me out lmaooo
I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR SO LONG AND HE STILL DIDN'T DISAPPOINT!
"Got one foot in the grave and one on a bannana peel.....Livin Like A Doctah!" -Joey Coco Diaz
Yess!! Danny Brown is always so much fun. its lovely to hear him coming back strong.
For his last album he signs to a techno label from Sheffield. And releases an album named after a Joy Division song.
For the follow up
I think I'm gonna get Q Tip from Tribe to produce this one!!!
Damn Danny Brown does it his own way dudes a true original.
Atrocity Exhibition takes it's name from a book title most likely, the cover art of the album is similar to the book, and have more connected themes.
@@windowsmizu416 sorry to be a dick but
From The Guardian interview
On Tuesday, Danny Brown, one of rap’s most interesting voices, released his new album, Atrocity Exhibition, named after a Joy Division song (itself named after the book by JG Ballard). Brown has a longstanding relationship with the band. In a 2013 Guardian interview, he cited Ian Curtis as an influence, and the band have informed his music since 2011’s album XXX.
Brown told Rolling Stone that he named the album Atrocity Exhibition because he identified with Curtis’s pain in the song - the authenticity of which received terrible confirmation when the singer hanged himself in 1980, aged 23. “I just relate to that song a lot,” he said. “That song, [Ian Curtis is] pretty much talking about how he feels like he’s part of a freak show almost. People just wanna come see him and they just wanna see him be a certain type of way. I totally relate to that.”
That said he probably read the book too knowing Danny.
@@jurassicmarc77 Thanks for the info, and RIP Curtis. I don't doubt he took inspiration from the book either, and I wasn't denying it's connection to Joy Division either, but it definetly came off like I was, thanks again for the information. Learn something new every day.
@@windowsmizu416 glad u didnt think I was being a dick about it, I was pretty surprised as big fan of Joy Divison that Danny Brown was a fan when I read that article. Not surprising really as their both dope.
I wish it was the book, all that shit Ballard wrote was incredible.
yall mad dont know. q tip is really on point. the sample immaculate, danny comes in handy. video is just best reprasentation. like its just dannys video/vision, only thing unreal is his frontteeth.
Pappa was a rolling stone
So I sold rocks to him
Crazy
Danny doesn’t finish the secondary taxi mission in GTA.
that taxi spelling tho
Sorry guys,I got big fingers,a small phone and i’m italian
He won't be able to cabbie boost then.
@@robertochiaravalle7303 its all love
I'm hooked on this beat. When that 1st bass drops. Mmmmm
I get this feeling that this new album won't be as dark as his last, but will still be at least as experimental and forward thinking. Time will tell tho'.
AE represented his drug addiction, I think this will represent him being clean and healthy.
You may be right. However, given the sound of this track, it may be more straightforward / less of a wildly experimental trip than AE was too.
“This is my version of a stand-up comedy album.” He continued, “Most of my close friends now aren’t rappers-they’re comedians and actors. So I wanted to create something that mixed humor with music. Something that was funny but not parody.”
This is taken from a pitchfork interview, you're right
Noamane Ragane just read that article. Kinda bummed there’s only 11 tracks though, but quality is better than quantity.
Qtip is on the helm, we’re getting jpeg and blood orange features, i say we’re little spoiled on this one.
This gonna be fire, i'm feeling it
This already is fire lol
Bless Danny and Q-Tip getting together
I hope this new album gives Danny brown more attention. He deserves so much more for what he does for music
This is probably the greatest music video I have ever seen. Danny Brown never disappoints 🔥🔥🔥
Shane N Oh come on it’s good but you can’t have seen many music videos if this THE GREATEST...
And we still out here! Living like a Dr. ! Ha ha ha.
This slaps like a mf ham hock against another ham hock
That’s a Danny brown line that he hasn’t written yet
Lol. REAL SHIT BRUH.
Where's my Church of What's Happening Fam at!!?!
Fuck yeah cocksuckas!!!
like a docta!!
the most underrated artist of all time , his droping great albums one after another , but time will tell
Atrocity Exhibition is a modern classic
danny came to save 2019's hip hop
It doesn't need saving, you just ignore the good shit.
Good to see Q-Tip still making good shit after We Got It from Here.
Danny Brown once again captured the pure essence of the streets.
One of the best beats I've ever heard. Hands down. I keep coming back to this track!
Finally something unique in beat production. None of that tick tick treble nonsense.
the joey diaz reference made this song an instant favorite LIKE A DOCTA
Danny Brown never disappoints.. this is fire!!🤘
never not gonna be surprised by the warp logo showing up next to danny's name lmao
Why??????? Danny is everything Warp has ever represented
@@vs71597 I think he's just saying that it's odd to see a label that primarily signs electronic artists sign a rapper, that's all. Yes he fits into their sound and aesthetic quite nicely but it's still (pleasantly) surprising nonetheless.
@@vs71597 ??? WTF
For hiphop, maybe yes. But some of the most important electronic musicians are signed to Warp too, like Aphex Twin, Brian ENo, BoC, etc.
Still surprises me to this day that he is signed to them (he is a perfect fit though), would love to see him collab with aphex or autechre
@@ketjetb2b Sean pls.
Anybody else been playing this a least once a day since it dropped? Hyped for the new album!
I've been playing this everyday my man.
It's one of the best I've heard in a while to be honest. And it will be in one of my favourite Rap songs of all time. Also the video adds on to it!
Church fans know we still living like a doctah
right when he said “the hybrid..” i knew this whole song was gonna be crazzyyyy
Yup anything to do with the hybrid is brilliant
We still out here, livin' like a doctah! I can see a comedy acting career for Danny in the future. He's hilarious in that costume.
t4exanadu Bro I fucking died when you started screaming 7-Eleven
Well the intro quote is a Joey Diaz line... they’re friends. I assume Joey doesn’t mind at all.
FINALLY, welcome back Danny.
I had a dream I met Danny Brown last night and then I see this video in my recommended life is crazyyy
I bumped into that guy at the laundromat too.... He talked so loud and tryed to hit on my girlfriend, when I confronted him, all he said was "Be Cool" then offered me a 1/2 smoked Newport!
Google getting into your dreams to find videos to recommend you now
@@dondillinger4740 lol shut yo ass up😂
@@Rocky-vj5uv I swear I'm telling the truth.... Lol
@@dondillinger4740 😂🤣😂😂🤣😂 lol 🛑 it lmao
this is possibly the best music video i’ve ever seen i fuckin love this song
Holy shit I can understand Danny Brown perfectly for once!!
But on the real, banger 🔥👏🏼
Hip hop been waiting on this
U just gotta understand the beat..wierd beat wierd rhymer..perfect combo...perfect
Hyped for the q-tip production.