MF DOOM - The Man Behind The Mask Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 1 янв 2021
- Legendary rapper and producer MF DOOM is covered in this documentary. Your favorite rapper's favorite rapper. DOOM is a British-American rapper. He performed and released music under several stage names, most notably MF Doom (stylized in all caps). DOOM debuted during hip hop's golden age of the late 1980s and became a major figure in underground hip hop of the early 21st century. Upon his death, Variety called him "one of the most celebrated, unpredictable and enigmatic figures in independent hip-hop". People have called him The Phantom of the Opera of Hip Hop.
Born in London, Dumile moved with his family to Long Island, New York, at a young age. He began his musical career in 1988 as a member of the trio KMD, performing under the name Zev Love X with his younger brother DJ Subroc and another MC called Rodan. After hearing about the group from 3rd Bass, A&R Dante Ross signed KMD to Elektra Records and their recording debut arrived on 3rd Bass’s song “The Gas Face” from The Cactus Album. Their debut album Mr. Hood was released in 1991 and attained modest success with the singles “Peachfuzz” and “Who Me?” KMD disbanded in 1993.
After taking a hiatus from music, Dumile reemerged in 1998, when he began performing at open mic events while wearing a mask. He adopted the MF Doom persona and rarely made unmasked public appearances thereafter. His metal mask resembles that of Marvel Comics super-villain Doctor Doom, who is depicted rapping on the cover of his 1999 debut solo album Operation: Doomsday. DOOM’s most prolific period was in the early 2000s, when he released four studio albums and two collaborative albums between 2003 and 2005, using the MF Doom moniker as well as the pseudonyms King Geedorah and Viktor Vaughn. In the 2010s, he relocated to London, where he recorded more music.
MF DOOM frequently collaborated with other producers and rappers, most notably Madlib, under the moniker Madvillain. The duo's 2004 album Madvillainy received widespread critical acclaim upon its release and has been cited as DOOM’s magnum opus and a landmark album in hip hop. DOOM’s other notable collaborations include Danger Doom (with Danger Mouse), Doomstarks (with Ghostface Killah), JJ Doom (with Jneiro Jarel), NehruvianDoom (with Bishop Nehru), and Czarface Meets Metal Face (with Czarface).
In 2003, MF DOOM released the King Geedorah album Take Me to Your Leader. Geedorah is credited as producer, but only appears as an MC on four tracks. The majority of vocal tracks feature guest MCs, and the album features several instrumental montages of sampled vocals from old movies and TV shows-a technique employed on most of Doom’s albums. Later in 2003, DOOM released the LP Vaudeville Villain under the moniker Viktor Vaughn (another play on Doctor Doom, whose "real name" is Victor von Doom). In 2004 he released a follow-up LP under the Viktor Vaughn moniker, Venomous Villain. Later in 2004, the second MF Doom album Mm..Food was released by Minnesota-based label Rhymesayers Entertainment.
DOOM’s first commercial breakthrough came in 2004, with the album Madvillainy, created with producer Madlib under the group name Madvillain. Released by Stones Throw Records, the album was a critical and commercial success. It has since become known as a MF DOOM masterpiece.
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"He wears a mask just to cover
the raw flesh
a rather ugly brother with flows that's gorgeous" - MF DOOM
RIP legend MF Doom
“The mask is like a hand crafted ghillie suit, if only the ladies could see em they’d say he really cute”
this is the line that caught my attention when i first started listening to DOOM. RIP
He wears a mask just to cover the raw flesh
A rather (ugly) beautiful brother with flows that's gorgeous!
Amen brother 🙏🏿
The mask is like Jason, who let the basket case in.
That mask needs to be in the Smithsonian right by dillas MPC
Underrated comment
Facts💯
Yoooooo no cap 💯
Dilla's mpc is in the Smithsonian?
And ODB’s Grills
For some reason, the fact that MF DOOM is speaking through a phone with low quality is very fitting for him
Just like departing in a jalopy…
Also I kinda forget that he was almost 50 years old. He probably had some old LG hunk of junk. DOOM style.
You
He was METAL FINGERS when he was producing or on the turn tables, he was METAL FACE when he was on the mic.
@DavidsStashI thought that was Mf Grimm
Man some guy told me it was Mother Fxcking Doom.
If you can make an honest living while making music with artistic integrity, you have the best job ever.
8 he KB hi Ms nnnnkm
And he did just that ..... true legend ✊🏻
exactly
so true
💯!!
JUST REMEMBER ALL CAPS WHEN YOU SPELL THE MAN NAME.
RIP MF DOOM.
DAMN YOU FOR DYING DOOM.... PEACE BE YOUR JOURNEY X
Do it like the robot to headspin to boogaloo
Took a few minutes to convince the average bug-a-boo
It's ugly, like look at you, it's a damn shame
Simply put - The Greatest Artist in the History of Hip Hop. I've been with hip hop since it started, NO ONE else has been the level of mc AND producer as Daniel Dumile. Safe travels Villian. Thanks for stopping by
"Remember him God, cleaned Tim's with emery board / And only came to save the game like a memory card" - The Drop
DOOM!!!
The yz1 Morpheus - Reborn (full album)
m.ruclips.net/video/M3is9pYn310/видео.html R.I.P.
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"The mask is showing the whole aspect of the music - that it's all about the music, it has nothing to do with what the person looks like. And it's also - I like to give the listener a feeling of 'I could be them, I could be any one of them' you know what I'm saying? Like, DOOM is the average Joe. He ain't like, the flyest coolest dude, or the one who got all the money, he's just a cat you know that's your man - so the mask is showing everybody that I could be them - or they could be me." - MF DOOM
Genius. MF DOOM is really a character... nobody like him ever
Fucking legend.
The yz1 Morpheus - Reborn (full album)
m.ruclips.net/video/M3is9pYn310/видео.html R.I.P.
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the people’s champ 😎🥶🌎🙏👑#MFDOOM #MetalFace #MetalFaceDOOM #legalizelegends
Mos Def: ''This song needs to be out, needs to be a hit'' Rap Snitch Knishes is globally viral now on spotify. Pretty crazy.
My favortie DOOM song, that guitar sample just grabs and hold you the enitre song
How you going to sell crack and rap about it? That's the whole point of selling it, its suppose to be a secret!!
I wonder how Mos is taking his passing
👑👑👑👑👑💎💎💎💎💎👑💎💎💎👑👑👑💎✏️✏️📒📒📒📒✏️📒📒📒📒✏️✏️✏️📒✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽💎💎💎💎👑👑💎💎💎👑👑👑💎💎💎💎
@@erminization HipHopDX uploaded a video about Lupe Fiasco and Mos Def reacting to it, idk if it's footage or just a tweet or something, I'm gonna check it when I finish this video, thought I'd help you
Rest In Peace to the METAL FACE DOOM...still can't believe it. We will make sure your legacy and the mask lives on.
His energy will live on. NO DOUBT
AMEN🙌
Its Metal Fingers when he's producing and Metal Face when he's rapping.
🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯
word
I really liked the fact that this documentary had no commentary from a youtuber trying to make "content " and allowed the visuals to take precedent ,
this video is one of the best types of tributes
True so sick of that shit..
@@stinkypony613 i hate that generic label content creator. Fuck that shit. This documentary is a solid production no doubt.
DOOM remembering the lyrics to perform live:
Me: fuck
have u heart about the dobbeltganger he send out everytime they dont pay him or somehow dont keep the deal they made, dont know if it is in the doc, havent seen it thrue
@MrJuhs91 did you even watch the video you comment on? You can't tell that is him in the live clips?
@@kevinmackey2091 well im seing it now, im about half way thru, but the clip right in the start of the video, i thought maybe dobbeltganger becouse he sounds extra lazy and dont know much of the lyrics it seems, and also agian doom is know for doing that, but maybe not could'nt really tell you for sure.
@@kevinmackey2091 ahh i misunderstood the first commend, i thought he thought: "fuck", becouse DOOM could'nt remember his lyrics. lol
@@MrJuhs91 DOOM always came across as lazy in his shows. He planned shows like robberies, in and out, one two three, nobody's pleased.
People call it Halloween. I call it DOOM's Day.
I like the way he raps in live clips. He sounds really excited and the giggles he has while he is rapping make it even better. It really sucks that I will never be able to see him in concert. RIP to MF DOOM (insert sad emoji here).
DOOM still on the astral plane
he’s laughing at his own jokes and punchlines, listen when he giggles, its right after a punchline.
The yz1 Morpheus - Reborn (full album)
m.ruclips.net/video/M3is9pYn310/видео.html R.I.P.
MF DOOM g2G Villian 4he Children
that version of rhinestone cowboy at the end is so good. RIP MF DOOM. A true legend
So damn true man
Never heard it before, so smooth!
Thank you man I was wondering what the name of the song was. Sounded beautiful with the band
Talking about the live version?
Performed with Robert Glasper if I'm not mistaken
I was a fan of Mos Def and Blackstar. He got me into DOOM. A lot of skaters rocked DOOM at the parks in the early 2000s.
This is true. when DangerDoom came out it was already imbedded into that culture
100% DOOM was in the skate rotation. Also Binary Star
All the real fans are showing love. Real heads know. R. I. P. MF DOOM
I like the way DOOM put words together
Remember; All caps when you spell the man name. R.I.P. DOOM; one of the illest MC's to grace the mic.
he dont like the way you put his name together
I correct it yall
Rest in peace doom
@@jonathanhouston1000 ALL CAPS
On Doomsday, ever since the womb
‘Til I'm back where my brother went, that's what my tomb will say 🌴
Right above my government, Dumile, either unmarked or engraved, hey, who's to say?
@@eggycat Yo.. the other day i was looking at the lyrics for this, and it said "DOOM will lay." not, Dumile. It literally stopped me in my tracks at how BOTH work! another one of DOOM's cleverer than clever ways of rhyming. Peace!
@@dizzastick77 I always thought of it as Dumile, as that's his 'government name'. So he was probably imaging his tomb/gravestone saying 'I'm back where my brother went' and underneath that, 'Daniel Dumile'.
I mean 'DOOM will lay' will absolutely work in terms of rhyming but doesn't relate as strongly to the words around it. Complex no doubt.
@@eggycat couldve been "either unmarked or engraved hey whos to say" as in either doom or dumile whos to say which it represents
His greatness will only be more respected with time. He's an unique writer like kool keith. Intelligent ,more levels and unique in simplicity at some times. You will be missed MF DOOM. One love
The fact you even mention Kool Keith tells me, you sir are a real rap connoisseur.
You know them two have a track together? Its called super hero
@@chemeister Thank you sir
@@OMGNinja357 and notebook and doper skiller
@@DomestiqueKoch dont know those two, but i really like super hero. But now that u mentioned notebook. Check out missing notebook rhymes if u cant find it anywhere xD the one with sean price and notebook 3 are my favorites on that one
R.I.P DOOM, praying MF returns at the end of 2021 in true villain style and blows us all away with a new album.
I so want to believe this. 😔
Yeah I was thinking that shit too. Could just fade into normal life without the mask be a retired villain come back one day with a plot to destroy the industry
@@ZeeZeeFaa I wish. But after his wife put that post on the gram mentioning DOOM'S son and he being together now... I don't think she would've included the mention of King Malachi if it was a hoax. Kinda morbid for a mother of a deceased child to do. DOOM forever though. He will live in us who loved him and we will share his legacy to those who don't know. The Villain will never be truly dead and gone as long as we do our part...💪😷💯
DOOM AND MADLIB ONE OF THE BEST COLLABS TO EVER HAPPEN. REST EASY DOOM. ONE OF THE GOAT. ALL CAPS
DOOM has one of the dopest flows ever. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
So GREAT he spawned two other awesome emcees... e... sw.......t, ty..r t.. cr.....r.
The yz1 Morpheus - Reborn (full album)
m.ruclips.net/video/M3is9pYn310/видео.html R.I.P.
MF DOOM g2G Villian 4he Children
Seeing Tyler & Earl jammin to DOOM just shows how far his influence reaches
Earl got into hip hop because of Doom
Them 2 dudes is NOT a meter for MF DOOM .... Thats Asinine
Go listen to Between villains casual
all the way to that old political commentator on CNN quoting Rap Snitches.... amazing.
@@cr3055 no it’s not. Given the depth of creativity that they both have, my God did you even listen to Igor? And earl has been working on some low key shit for a min. Those two giants will walk among men and you will all stare in awestruck wonder how little you looked when you judged them by their catalog and not what their future offered this amazing and beautiful genre of music. Earl sweatshirt and Tyler the creator are artist who will set fire atop a mountain of legendary hip hop artist and they will watch Rushmore burn at their feet amongst the greatness they will expel in this lifetime. Appreciate them now for they too will fall just as Doom has.
Rest In Power King Geedorah 👑 ⚔️
All hail
@@gilscwartzman6204 give 3 cheers
@@martysweat5924 "like Hip Hip Hooray!"
three three
What do I do now when someone tells me to take them to our leader!?
I feel so weird knowing that DOOM might blow up now unlike ever before. Real hip hop heads know the villain but in many ways he was our best kept secret. He's just too much for most, between the ridiculous rhyme schemes, the hard to follow stories he creates in your head with his lyricism and his unique often off beat flow that just slaps different. DOOM was unlike any other and for so long it's been my way of identifying the real lovers of the genre. if you fuck with the super villain that you fuck with that real hip hop. He never wanted the fame, the recognition wasn't the motivation. It was about the art, it was about the beats and the rhymes. That shit has mostly been forgotten, so if losing DOOM is the only way to get a bit of that back, then what a sacrifice! It's time the world appreciates the greatness that's been left behind by Daniel Dumile, the greatest to ever do it
Just hoping his wife owns his music? If not they are going to water his legacy down. They will have all types of pop hip hop producers mixing and blending the man's material like never before.
@@mustafahajj that's terrifying and legit the last thing he would have ever wanted. The news of his death coming out late, to me, sounds like Dumile may have known his time was near and could have even asked that it's not made public, he never wanted eyes on his personal life. Assuming that's possible I also would assume DOOM would make sure that his hard work is protected and kept sacred. Let's hope
@@ngould2420 Let's hope.
Like the great artists (painters)
got into the man behind the mask shortly after his passing unfortunately, and he’s changed my perception of music for the better, i’ll carry the legacy to the next generation, it’s not really a bad thing to have exposure. his music doesn’t have mass appeal, and the bars take time to dissect unlike most 7 sec tik tok sings that blow up nowadays
Man I really slept on MF DOOM. I really didnt start peeping his music until I heard him on collabs with Inspecta Deck and Czar Face projects. Then I started listening to his old shit like Food, Viktor Vaughn etc....His spit is mad I'll with a unique rhyme style. Then the brother dies. Rest in Power my G hip hop lost a great MC
Same bro. I didn't care for Doom and passed him off as a corny lyrical myrical rapper. I only started listening to his shit after I found out he passed away, and I really like it.
@@vercetti_03 I think what's great about DOOM is how funny and witty his stuff is when you actually pay attention, fuckin hilarious....
@@MilesFinder I'm aware. It's just shitty how I'm finding out now. lol
Better late then never I believe
You are in for a hell of a journey. Those albums in his prime (vaudeville villian, mm food, madvillainy, etc) have amazing replay value. This dudes rhymes just burrow in your brain like no other. This man gave me and so many others tons of entertainment and for that I am thankful for him. RIP!
"Im writing for different characters, because it'd be too corny if I was just writing for me". He just all wrecked modern writing right there.
The immortal words of Heavy D "Never compromise your ARTISTICAL values"
MF DOOM STAYED TRUE TO THE CULTURE OF HIP HOP AND IS A LEGEND.
R.I.P IN PEACE & IN AWESOME BEATS VILLAIN OF VILLAINS🎤🎛🎶👑
From what I read he would go bombing on off nights from recording and touring. Not just that, many of his references and slang were drenched in late 80s early 90s NYC I always wondered how people got his shit other than those of us who lived in the area from that era. DOOM held that torch and flipped it for the world. Now he is gone and everything is wack.
LEGENDS NEVER DIE. DOOM. My brother in faith. Travel In Peace my bro.
The yz1 Morpheus - Reborn (full album)
m.ruclips.net/video/M3is9pYn310/видео.html R.I.P.
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There's something beautiful about MF DOOM honking out out-of-tune notes when he tries to sing.
Just feels exactly how it should🙏🏽
The internal rhyming god. Rest in peace brother...
"might take some shrooms together if we re awake at the same time"
God levels.
I can remember; the first time I heard DOOM when he reemerged on the hip hop scene was the song Impostas off of underground hip hop dot com back in 97; I was like, yo, this is ill. Then I heard Tick Tock with MF GRIMM, and then Gas Drawls, damn!!
I remember the Hey! and Operation Greenbacks vinyl on the walls at Fat Beats. I didn't have turntables but as soon as I saw that cartoon Dr. Doom face on the CD cover I copped it. I remember listening to Doomsday and just zoning out to the scratches in the end. Shit was and still is a masterpiece.
As a kid growing up in a small ass ex Soviet Union country where punk is still the most popular music genre, i hated hip hop.
It was the i guess "bling" era hip hop, 50 cent, lil wayne when they first started mixing hip hop and pop music. And it didn't help that a lot of our own hip hop was more tongue in cheek type funny rap.
By chance, when I first started making my own music for fun, i found one of does highlighted rhymes video on MF DOOM "meat grinder" and it absolutely blew my mind and "tick tock" ft. MF GRIMM broke it.
I'm still quite picky about what type of hip hop i like ((mainly Denzel Curry and Token)) DOOM made me love this genre of music and showed me how nearly limitless one can be with writing.
Word! I was like yo that's my man from KMD. "Gas Drawls", and "Greenbacks". thank you Bobbito Fondl 'em Records
This makes me appreciate madlib so much... This man really made all the madvillian beats high in a basement on a hill😭 god shit like that is what I wish for
Dude made the whole Quasimoto Greenery album on mushrooms
His loss hurts like crazy. He’s been one of my top favorite rappers for years. The world lost a true Titan. Rest Easy to the goat MF DOOM
The first song I ever heard from DOOM, I was scrolling thru RUclips and seen this dude with a mask on. Clicked on the video and it was “one beer”. From then on, I couldn’t get enough. This was in 2009 or 10.
Nice introduction b.
Have you ever smoked DMT???
I’m still missing this man everyday since we found the news. This is truly tragic for Rap. Thank you for making this.
I feel grateful to know that his family could afford the privacy deserved by all to make this announcement in their own time, rest in peace Doom
Can’t speak for everybody who got a chance to meet and build with the brother, from what I experienced in 1992 in Manhattan coming out of the Ansaar school ( Peach Fuzz) this dude was as cool as anybody you’d wanna meet. Good brother. R. I.P
DOOM the Stanley Kubrick of the rap game R.I.P
True... well said my friend.
I can only imagine the loss he felt with the passing of his boy. DOOM was other worldly and I have no doubt his soul is everywhere.
It is. When you sing his songs he comes back.
I'm going to start saying. "On DOOM."
Right behind you broda, on DOOM
Me too on Doom 💯
On DOOM!!
@@Vandalio_Saez All Caps please.
But please don't be capping tho
I'm not crying. There's something in my eye. Seriously
Real shit my eye too
Gotdam allergies 😢
who else is getting a MF DOOM tattoo now
Yep going to get it right by my Wu W
I'm either getting a full back peice or settling for a leg sleeve
@@grooviestneedle be sick if you get the mmm...FOOD album cover!
Been had the mask on my arm since 2004.
already got his tag on my thigh
He wore a mask to cover the raw flesh, a rather ugly brother with flows that's gorgeous...RIP DOOM.
I cried when Accordion came on.
MF DOOM FOREVER AND A DAY.
That shit gives me the chills now.
Really and truly, looking upon his talent from the KMD days, there was really no reason why Zev Love X wouldn't become this prolific artist. He was destined to. His rhymes even back then, were tremendous. MF DOOM forever.
R.I.P M.F. DOOM!!!! Just so you know, I never changed this profile pic since the first time I heard "Operation: Doomsday" way back in 2008. I was fucked up for a minute after I heard about your transcendence to the next level; but I am glad we had your musical (superior rhyme skills/production) magnificence while you was here with us. Now, I guess the DOOM-BOT's will take over from here. Excelsior My G!!!
Man, I’m crushed. I just got into DOOM’s music during the quarantine, having learned that I was listening to his music back in his KMD days. He’s a genius. His ideas and aliases was a clever and well thought out concept. The music was always first and he never gave up his artistic integrity. DOOM epitomized the Hip Hop sound and culture. You can listen to his music and hear elements of 70s, 80s, and 90s hip hop. And of course, he was at the forefront of modern Hip Hop and always had a new sound.
Got me through a lot. Thank you for wearing the mask for all of us, rest in peace.
Been a fans for years and i watched this with a heavy heart. Been a huge influence to me. "Eat a rapper for lunch and spit out the chain"..... mad respect for everything. Gone but forever here. x
Metal Face when rapping, Metal Fingers when producing. But remember all caps when you spell the mans name, RIP MF DOOM.
Wish I could like this more than once.
1st celeb death that actually truly upset me.
I was pretty broken up about losing Bowie, this devistated me.
This the hardest celeb death for me man doom like an inspiration I don’t rap but like he jus makes me have so much of a deeper appreciation for the craft
Bro, started 2020 with Kobe Bryant dying, then finished the year off with DOOM...
RIP!
Word. Terry Pratchett also hit me hard because I like amazing things.
@@seek3031 this is the big one for me since Terry Pratchett passed
11:26 this interviewer knowing the right questions lmao
RIP MF DOOM
Simply put the man was a Genius. Whether spitting lyrically heavy wordplay that somehow defied gravity with his funny and nostalgic references to working the consoles and creating equally beautifully crafted beats to can control….
He was the pure essence of Hip Hop in every sense of the word.
ALL CAPS WHEN YOU SPELL THE NAME.
MF DOOM
RIP to the king of rhymes 😞
The yz1 Morpheus - Reborn (full album)
m.ruclips.net/video/M3is9pYn310/видео.html R.I.P.
MF DOOM g2G Villian 4he Children
when i listen to him rhyming to his mesmerising production - everything else stops, like gone, and im just standing there in the moment of serenity, grasping the narrative... rest in piece, my hero
I love your comment and I know what you mean - doom figured out how to navigate his ship and stay true north through all the storms and seas of life and so he could find the calm in the eye of the storm - right in the middle of it.. no lie at all - I love that man (craft a quote to keep the craft afloat- aye aye captain)
@@eliasWsfc absolutely true... cheers to you, my friend!
Honestly the goat no question, he’s more than a hip hop artist and I don’t think he should be compared
The yz1 Morpheus - Reborn (full album)
m.ruclips.net/video/M3is9pYn310/видео.html R.I.P.
MF DOOM g2G Villian 4he Children
my 3 favorite MCs
3. Ghostface killah
2. Guru
1. MF DOOM
Damn! You just listed my favorite in order. Good taste
Ghostface killah
MF DOOM
Immortal Technique
DOOM is like the MC you know but never heard of, with joints you don't know, but know the words of.
...like the greatest of so-called "character actors".
Perfectly said 👌🏽❤️
Greatest underground rapper your favorite rapper favorite rapper
Shiiiit.. your favorite rappers, girlfriends favorite rapper.
I wish we got around to a ODB & MF DOOM collab.
This man was a big influence on me as a youngin would listen to him for hours days months straight no other artist and find myself do it again in another time in life
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All my university days during early 2000's I only go with MF Doom in my earphones (Operation: Doomsday), no one understood me why I like this guy and his "strange" Hip-Pop production... I do not know why. He was so original and unique. He had his own universe, truly unique man in Hip Hop industry. I miss you Doom, like I miss Prodigy of Mobb Deep. Still in my heart, FOREVER!
Hip-pop??? I think you mean Hip-Hop homie. Lol
@@CannibalOX99 no. I mean hip-pop vibes on Operation: Doomsday, for example song like: Rhymes Like Dimes, or song The Finest.
DOOM should have all this recognition since the man was alive, I hate to see the artist get their roses after
DOOM got alot of love while he was alive, not just from fans but from alot ofnother artists too. He wasnt mainstream, and didnt need or want to be and its better off that way. DOOM deserves eternal praise. Even for being a villain, he knew he was loved by many.
Simply put - The Greatest Artist in the History of Hip Hop. I've been with hip hop since it started, NO ONE else has been the level of mc AND producer as Daniel Dumile. Safe travels Villian. Thanks for stopping by
"Remember him God, cleaned Tim's with emery board / And only came to save the game like a memory card" - The Drop
Goated but Ye takes DOOM. not even lyrical but overall as a rapper and genre defying Kanye takes that crown
@@losbaby1044 if it wasn’t for doom Kanye would not be where he is. He’s called “your favorite rappers favorite rapper” for a reason
@@yaila1529 Wtf are u on Im a fan of both but Kanye is simply better not in everything but he is
@@losbaby1044 yeah you’re trippin. Kanye is not the god y’all play him out to be. Doom tops in all aspects. Kanye is good but not THAT good to even be comparable
@@losbaby1044 i respect your opinion, but this comment is straight blasphemy, brother.
I still can’t comprehend that he’s really gone. He will always be the master. The roach is never dead.
born in 1987. I mainly grew up with the late 90s and early 2000s hip hop. Mf doom was apart of my adolescence along with the whole stones throw family.
DOOM dying , is like a part of my childhood dying. His death literally tore a hole in my heart.
His music resonates with me in a very special way , much like j dilla , madlib , nujabes. I'm scared. My era is getting older, and time eats away at our body and souls.
Tomorrow is not promised. I hope my generation of hip hop strives and drops as many joints as possible.
To quote dr Seuss: " dont cry because it's over, smile because it happened".
Listening to DOOM. Walking from store to store in soho looking to buy fresh dunks. Best time of my life.
I feel ye , man... u know one feeling it the same way.
Still can't believe he's gone, just the thought of knowing there wont be another new doom album ever just saddens me. He was handsdown my favorite lyricists of all time, there will never be another Doom. Rip
Robert Glasper Experiment & Doom combo at the end is pure Fire 🔥.
This documentary was so well put together. Thank you for this. 🦾🦾🦾🕊
The yz1 Morpheus - Reborn (full album)
m.ruclips.net/video/M3is9pYn310/видео.html R.I.P.
MF DOOM g2G Villian 4he Children
"Just say 'Ho' - I'll test the yayo, Wild West, style fest, yall best to lay low."
Just doesnt get better... No one will ever compare.
seeing him live, you can tell he was a true master of his craft, every syllable placed perfectly, complimenting the beat the way he delivers is so fresh. Im still fucking sad about his transition. rest Easy Supavillain you are dearly missed
Beautiful video thank you for this. R.I.P DOOM. I cried the last at the last part of this. He can never be duplicated.
Without him explaining the idea of the mask, fans still understand the idea of it. Thats what is spectacular about him. Not to many emcees represent that "Hip Hop is universal" concept. Doom and maybe2 or 3 others do or did.
This is basically a collection of all the best DOOM clips out there, but very dope to watch alltogether!!! R.I.P. to one of the last original emcees in the game.
Only in America can you find a way to earn a healthy buck and still keep your attitude on self destruct.
"I sell rhymes like dimes...."
That beat will always give me 1 trillion goosebumps everytime I hear it. I was listening to that in NYC around the time I started getting into indie rap, so it brings me to a happy place. Aw I'm gonna miss DOOM
he wasent popular, never in bullshit. stayed out the news, was a good dude just rapped and thats it. I hope he wasent in any pain, but after his brother and son. thats hard to be happy, i cant imagine
what about London? he made a healthy pound there too
@@rasenigmatik6709 the one who mostly keep cash but brag about the broke times
Mad props to all those involved in makin this doc proper. Respect. The footage is priceless, and finishing with the MF/Robert Glasper Rhinestone remix was just beauty.
From Zev to MF and all the monikers we know him by, Daniel Dumile will never be forgotten. Only remembered as the truly unique Artist and force of nature that he most definitely was.
Rest in Peace and Power DOOM. MF The Supavillain!!! One Love.
Fun fact: His dad was Zimbabwean, hence the name Dumile (prob Doo-mee-leh) and in Ndebele (his father's language) it means Famous. The irony is painful in that he spent the majority of his life resisting fame behind that mask.
Dumile. Famous.
To us he was more than that though. He was legend.
Thanx for pronouncing his surname the correct way unlike the rest of internet idiots who are arguing it's pronounced "Doo-meh-lay" cause they it on wikipedia
Always thought I’d have the chance to see him year later still can’t believe he’s gone. Seeing madlib for the second time in November, gonna make sure to appreciate it even more
The yz1 Morpheus - Reborn (full album)
m.ruclips.net/video/M3is9pYn310/видео.html R.I.P.
MF DOOM g2G Villian 4he Children
His name will forever echo in the LA underground RIP
Yup. From Highland Park to New York he'll be remembered.
It’s still so hard to believe he’s gone. When you hear him speak, you can hear the passion about the music. When you hear the music, you can feel the unique style. He was a legend. RIP
Nicely put together film. Doom’s music will live forever... listened to 1000’s of hours of Doom and 1000’s more to come. RIP to a true talent ✌🏻
Perfect ending, that live performance brought a tear to my eye. RIP KING
Rest In Riches, my guy. You deserve so much more than you received while alive. I'm sorry your son died at 14 in 2017, your brother in the early 90s. You left a huge print on the hip hop scene and history and I'm so sad that you're actually gone.
With the tragedies in his life, I just hope he passed on good terms with his family, friends, and with God.
Thank you for this upload. Brought a smile to my face hand on his hip and spits flows so gorgeous! R.I.P. DOOM.
DOOM gone live forever like Henrietta Lack's cells 🙌✊
Metal Face when hes rapping
Metal Fingers when hes producing 👐🏽
Mad Flows at all time
Its mad to see no one with their phone out at the concert. Everyone was full in it 🤘
I never understood why people do that shit recording will sound like ass cuz the phone mic and its so loud, I feel like people do it to "prove" they where there or some shit. imagine being more concerned about your shot than the artist you came to see.
@@GrandDawggy yeah man, its 100% just to prove they were there. Quite sad tbh
this dude was so unbelievably nice and genuine. What a stand-up guy. Mad respect for him and his amazing craft. Hope he’s resting in peace
thank you for the stabilised footage fam
Mf doom was & still is the dopest underground hip hopper there ever was & ever will be period ....king of underground hip hop
Man, it hurts! Rest in Power G. You left a great legacy that will inspire us all to persevere and stay consistent no matter what. Thank you MF DOOM
This was awesome! Thanks.
what a great documentary. really paints doom in a positive light. I love how he was purely about the music. Truely a master of his craft. The one and only MF DOOM. Also had no idea madlib was from the westcoast. Mixing the westcoast and eastcoast sound is a match made in heaven
Nothing brings a tear to my eye more than the fact that this Underground King is finally getting the mainstream love and admiration he deserved this entire time. I'm sad that it took so long, but I'm happy it happened. RIP METAL FACE, gone before your time.
The yz1 Morpheus - Reborn (full album)
m.ruclips.net/video/M3is9pYn310/видео.html R.I.P.
MF DOOM g2G Villian 4he Children
Gives me so much chills, this man is such an inspiration. Bumping DOOM til I die!
That live version of Hey! Is nucking futs, flawless!
This is hands down - THE BEST!!!!!! collection of DOOM info, footage, and in depth presentation of who/ what DOOM was to the world, rap industry, and us, the fans who love him for him and all the incarnations he embodied. I literally have music non stop in my ear and my entire life is soundtracked to every generation of music my pops jammed to right into what's hot right now. DOOM has been with me in the background playlist of my life for over two decades! So much of my hardest and best memories are backed by his beats and lyrics. Even when I was at the bottom he was crackin and lifting me up through his lyrics and presentation. I could be anywhere in the world bumpin his tracks and immediately be transported back to being a shorty in Bushwick watching cartoons and joking on the stoop. God bless this rap legend and may he give his fam the strength to endure his loss, and fully feel our love for him - Villian, Father, Husband, Legend! The Bruce Lee of rap!