discovering j dilla made me feel like i got a serious boost to how cultured I am. just chill, sophisticated, good-ass beats for driving or studying or doing whatever to
1990s-Early 2000s New York City was something different man, and I only wish I was alive and old enough to have had experienced it. 0:34 Just seeing shots of those old towers always gives me goosebumps. The Twin Towers always represented to me a symbol of the economic power and mite the USA had from the 80s-Early 2000s. When problems in the USA like Waco, Rudy Ridge, OKC and the Atalanta Bombings were just problems society dealt with. Not the literal existential threats our country faces today like the crippling debt and deficits, affordability, inflation and weakening of the dollar, bankruptcy and income inequality, loss of manufacturing jobs, terrorism, global conflicts, aging + weak infrastructure, open borders/immigration crisis, poor education, low birth rates, high infant mortality, high rate of chronic disease, the worst healthcare in the first world despite spending the most money on healthcare than every other country combined and dangerous political polarization/division we haven’t seen in this country since the 1860s, etc…I feel it all went down hill after 9/11 and the 08 financial crisis + Covid just added to the pressure of an already weakened foundation. 03 baby here, God I wish I got to experience America from 1981-2001. Boomers and Gen X have no idea how good they had it. I still have hope that we can make this country great again as it once was and even better. It’s still great and that’s remarkable with what we’ve gone through. Now, as with the Silent Generation, it’s time for Gen Z to step up to the plate and turn this country around for the better. Or we will quite literally parish…
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not cool to self promote but i think everyone’s gonna let this one slide
It’s fine big time plus he’s a good friend of mine
@@safariman_ thanks man. Feel free to promote anything on your channel on my videos likewise.
@Lemba Makina no problem bro 🤝🤝🤝
@@MrSqilz real one
That intro just crazy
That intro is a "sample" of the song "Invitation" by Joe Sample.
@@paulopedrodasilva7388 I believe you meant "Black Is The Color".
discovering j dilla made me feel like i got a serious boost to how cultured I am. just chill, sophisticated, good-ass beats for driving or studying or doing whatever to
Sweet edit. Makes me nostalgic for the late 1990s for some reason
Rest in peace to J Dilla.
Truly amazing music with what he left us.
We'll save the last donut for you G.
Dope edit as always my man.
🍩🍩🍩
I love how theres a dude in the comments telling us where the places used in the video are with timestamps
I love j dilla i love this music i love New York 😊
Cool vid mate. Blends perfectly with Dilla's track!
Thanks big time
This song has so much depth and power, I'm instantly trapped in a daze like trance
0:01 Navagio Beach, Zakynthos, Greece
0:11 indochina Junk sailing Halong Bay, near Vietnam
0:01 Clear Lake
0:11 Galveston
0:01 Sugar Loaf at sunrise, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
0:11 Sunrise over Yuchi Township, Taiwan
ILY SO MUCH FOR UPLOADING THIS!
No problem and thank you for the love, I really appreciate it
I bet Dilla got in a little trouble from god for plagiarism, because I’m certain this is what heaven sounds like.
That's some Nice music and a nice video of new york city
Beautiful edit, RIP J Dilla. Keep it pushing yall
1990s-Early 2000s New York City was something different man, and I only wish I was alive and old enough to have had experienced it. 0:34 Just seeing shots of those old towers always gives me goosebumps. The Twin Towers always represented to me a symbol of the economic power and mite the USA had from the 80s-Early 2000s. When problems in the USA like Waco, Rudy Ridge, OKC and the Atalanta Bombings were just problems society dealt with. Not the literal existential threats our country faces today like the crippling debt and deficits, affordability, inflation and weakening of the dollar, bankruptcy and income inequality, loss of manufacturing jobs, terrorism, global conflicts, aging + weak infrastructure, open borders/immigration crisis, poor education, low birth rates, high infant mortality, high rate of chronic disease, the worst healthcare in the first world despite spending the most money on healthcare than every other country combined and dangerous political polarization/division we haven’t seen in this country since the 1860s, etc…I feel it all went down hill after 9/11 and the 08 financial crisis + Covid just added to the pressure of an already weakened foundation. 03 baby here, God I wish I got to experience America from 1981-2001. Boomers and Gen X have no idea how good they had it. I still have hope that we can make this country great again as it once was and even better. It’s still great and that’s remarkable with what we’ve gone through. Now, as with the Silent Generation, it’s time for Gen Z to step up to the plate and turn this country around for the better. Or we will quite literally parish…
Makes Me Think OF NY Forreal when i listen to it lol makes me think of “ Law & Order “ Taxi “
No one:
Me when i realize my homework isn't done: 0:12
My City! ☺
yessir, the 90s.
vibes, god bless :)
This is beautiful
The video is perfect for this beat
I'm having 90s nostalgia and I wasn't even alive then
GEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAR!!!!!
0:01 Leros island, Greece
0:11 The Dolomites in the Italian Alps
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0:11 Holiday Inn Club Vacations Holly Lake Resort
FBA music in a nutshell
0:11 Moraine Lake, Banff, Alberta, Canada
0:11 Houston Marriott South at Hobby Airport
0:11 Dead trees in Deadvlei, Namibia Africa
0:11 Chuck E Cheese's
0:11 Animal Crossing: New Horizons
0:01 March 11, 2020
0:11 March 26, 2021
0:11 El Capitan