leave a like i had to listen to some pretty terrible songs for this vid also, if you like any of these albums this is no hate! just overall reception & commercial success is what i’m basing this on
Failure or not, i actually like when artists try to expand their sound. Switching genres, even just for one album. It’s a huge risk for many reasons. It may not be good, but it’s experimental and I like that.
you & the rest of the waste are the reason absolute garbage has an excuse to exist. Continue to make excuses for the deterioration of your species because you know no better & don't have the accountability to gather some taste
I agree when it comes to MGK. Fail means it didnt work and he had to go back to his original genre. It worked and he got even bigger fanbase than he had before (somehow)
@@too1leasyIf anything eminem made an even bigger spotlight for him in rap. Before switching to rock his quarantine freestyles alone got hundred millions of views each and people still think he switched cause of em☠️
@@TimTam60that first album of his genre change was actually good that being said the album after that was just not it and deff a step down from tickets to my downfall
@@mattyballzyou’re not monotone you’re just chill bro, that’s a good characteristic. I have way too much energy & have been learning I need to chill out lol
@@mattyballz The videos have always been bangers and you're killin it so keep it up. Would love to see you cover GG Allin as that man was a big cultural icon in the punk rock scene and I think you could do him justice with a nice video:)
Wayne's verse on the song Ready To Go shows that he could make a great rock album. Just him going off with bars over some hard rock production is all we need, no autotune.
He isn't an actual pop star either, he's a rapper lol. Anyone can switch over to whatever genre they want, if they can pull it off well is a whole nother thing.
@@arios1977 I don't think I've heard the phrase 'real rocker' from anyone that isn't 30, late on child support and wearing a crusty Slayer shirt from 10 years ago lmao
lmfao catchin strays left and right, I was nearly lynched when I revealed I liked 1-800, even though most of the reason was for the other singer on the track (forgot her name because when I tried to look into her the music was too bland for me)
I kinda liked COADM, I thought most of the album was really good but I agree that some tracks are bland and lifeless, and especially in the middle the album completely falls apart with some of the most atrocious songs I've ever heard
I can listen to some of those tracks if I just turn my brain off but holy shit, clickbait, bobby and especially that Will Smith song are nearly unlistenable.
Vanilla ice still tours and has an extremely dedicated fan base, he’s well known to be an absolutely insanely down to earth and nice guy, i wish he had been more successful as he really deserves the support
As a huge nirvana/Kurt cobain fan, you can tell speeding bullet was heavily influenced from albums like bleach and incesticide. I like the album, it’s dark and different
Vanilla Ice is a damn good motocrosser and at one time was the #3 ranked JetSki racer in FL. Due may not be able to play metal but he is definitely metal on two wheels
I really liked Rebirth and Speedin Bullet 2 Heaven, even have them on rotation to this day. I was disappointed to find out in the recent years that people never liked them.
That kid Cudi tape may have failed commercially, but he made a really good punk rock album. That thing just oozed 90s I don’t care what anybody says. The Beavis and Butthead interludes we’re nothing short of * chefs kiss moment*
@@kabelosejake322 I think the problem is he did a punk rock album too well and his hip hop fans were thrown. That shit is solid. I have a former co worker and friend who love metal and punk, that dude immediately downloaded it and was shocked Cudi was a rapper.
Ice didn't fail because he switched genres. People had already treated Ice as a joke and he tried to self remove by the time the dust settled on Mind Blowin', so really, releasing a rock album was more of a having nothing to lose kind of thing. It wasn't about charting. It was about doing something in life so that people didn't automatically laugh at and hit him with things for being a phony. Remember, he was accused of switching genres already, from hip-hop to pop. THAT is what effected him so much. Ice has talked about just how important some of the songs on Hard to Swallow, "Scars" in particular, were to his own healing process.
Call me a super Wayne stan but I actually enjoyed Rebirth 🤷🏻♂️ I vividly remember playing “Prom queen” and “Da da da” a lot as a kid. That sample on “On fire” was straight 🔥 too
This is what I mean when I say Wayne is one of the greats. Dude put out an album of a different genre, and STILL managed to pull 176K first week. Just goes to show how big he really was 15 years ago. Lol.
Back then you bought the album before you listened to it, so obviously he's gonna have good sales cos you trust a legend like Wayne to make a good album and you buy it. But you're thinking modern day.
I actually liked vanilla ice's rock album. Also, I wouldn't say his career was over. His music career was. He did a lot of other things like guest appearances and hosting shows. He still made way more money than I will ever see even after ice ice baby.
Was introduced to MGK back in 2010 when i was 15 via the song 'Cleveland' and i immediately became a massive massive fan......fast forward to when i was 19 and i get a tattoo on my chest that is heavily inspired by MGK's own tattoo...2 years later and MGK disses Em setting in motion a speed run in self Sabotage resulting in MGK changing genres... when i found this out i died inside and was seriously upset because when i invisioned MGK and all the things about his music I loved I saw drugs, girls, ghettos and a skinny whiteboy covered in tatts pissed off at the world cruising the city with his crew of mixed mates spitting fast well balanced rhymes that flawlessly gunned him Down to dockers
Just glad MGK still puts out rap from time to time. I’m a punk rock/metal/hip hop head till I die but that boy belongs in rap. Idk what anybody says. He can spit.
@@rell4219 I agree with that to a certain extent. I don’t think he was tryna be a lil peep as their sounds are nothing alike, in my opinion anyway. When I hear any of peeps musical groups like GBC/Scheemaposse or any of peeps library at all for that matter, the last thing that I would compare it to is MGKs shitty wannabe emo/pop/punk. To me it’s more like he’s tryna be a really bad version of KennyHooplah/Avril Lavigne/Yung Blud/POORSTACEY. But I totally see your point and I agree that the shift was super lame.
@@Nitro_Foundry U need A genuine underground following to be like Peep so he went the Mainstream, early 2000’s emo route. Still, the first time I seen MGK with A guitar was him doing A Peep tribute when he passed. He then died his hair the same Blonde, started wearing Pink, got Punk esthetic tattoos and the rest is history.
Just a quick note, I don't think people ever had an issue with logic's "biracialness", People's problems are more that he never shuts up about being biracial (as well as some people having concerns about if somebody who's so light skinned they look white using the N word)
I think I’m the only person who still bumps Rebirth to this day. A lot of catchy songs on there. “Paradise”, “Die for you”, “So over you” and “American star” are all cool songs. Takes a lot of guts to switch genres like Wayne did and I think he made a dope album👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
I genuinely love Rebirth. He collabed with Mayday, which is one of my favourite bands now, but Rebirth was the first time I'd ever heard of them! And Supermarket is good too. I really like when artists try something new. Speedin' Bullet 2 Heaven I hated when I first heard it, however it's grown on me with time!
Im so confused why the dude said Confessions of a dangerous mind was his worst album. It’s his best!! Like what? Some of his top songs are in that album: Icy, Homicide, On fire, Keanu reaves, etc.
@@gwentomologistI love Logic and COADM has some good tracks and one of my favorites (lost in translation), but it also has songs like Bobby and Don't be afraid to be different.
Great vid. Just wanted to note for the last note for Vanilla Ice is that Vanilla Ice in JoJo is the Stand User; the Stand he uses is actually called Cream (like the band from the 60s).
@@mattyballzFun fact: the Japanese voice actor for vanilla ice in jojo is possibly a more successful rapper than the actual vanilla ice He voices a very important character in a bizarre yet extremely popular Japanese rap battle multimedia project I just think that's really funny
Uh, no. My life was a black hole when I heard that album and it was still pure shit. There's so many other albums I turn to for that, so much music that succeeds in all the ways Speeding Bullet just falls flat. Plus, the Beavis and Butthead skits obliterate any possibility of gleaning any meaningful experience from it. Like, WTF?
You have no idea how badly I wish I felt like you about that album. Cause I think it’s terrible, but wanted to believe he could do a good job with a rock album at the time. It was such a disappointment to hear. But if you like it, cool. Lol
@@masterofeverything1835 Lol Bro, I Can Rap Every Lil Wayne Song Start to Finish, Just Haven't Heard Rebirth, To Be Honest I Think The Fact I Like "How To Love" Is Why I Enjoy Wayne Singing In Auto Tune, Cause I Really Like Rebirth, Don't Know Why Bro, Lol
It’s wild bc I really did like Everybody by Logic… but I also completely understand why everyone was clowning on him for constantly talking about being mixed. Some of his best songs were on that album imo … and some of his worst lmao. That album is supposed to be listened to front to back though, when certain songs are isolated it can be very cringe
Lil Wayne might not have reached the heights he would've liked switching to Rock but we wouldn't have had Drop The World, On Fire, & yes Prom Queen surprisingly grows on you maybe Knockout, even as a Wayne fan I can't really listen to the rest but Ima give it another try thanks to this Video 👌🏽
Just a minor correction: Vanilla Ice's "To The Extreme" was not Vanilla Ice's debut album, he had one in 1989 before it called "Hooked" which barely sold and was not on a major label (he re-recorded and reworked most of the songs for "To The Extreme"). Great video by the way, huge fan of your work. I also think the critics were too hard on "Speeding Bullet to Heaven" as I really enjoyed it!
@@mattyballz Yeah, that's probably fair (maybe "major label debut" would fit? I dunno). I'm really nitpicking, I get it. "To The Extreme" is by all intents and purposes his first *REAL* album, the previous one was horrible (I own a copy of it oddly enough). I also own a copy of his nu metal albums, and good god are they a trainwreck. Thanks for taking the time answer me!
SBTH isn’t even that bad of an album, yeah it has a lot of unpleasant sounds but if you have a taste in music that doesn’t cater to only rap and hip hop i believe you’d like at least a couple songs. the album is dark, emotional and full of passion and it’s so much more real than what most artists convey in their music and for that i appreciate this album far more than the general audience does. its gotten me through some tough shit due to its grittiness and how unapologetic it is, cudi really put his demons on display and i could relate to that. unpopular opinion but it doesn’t deserve the hate it gets
@@justinarzola4584 sounds like you didn’t even listen to it at all, it obviously has a lot of energy and ebbs and flows like any other musical production
Vanilla Ice had a couple TV shows in the mid 2000s, where he would flip McMansions down in Florida. I'm pretty sure this was pre-2008, so that probably didn't end well for him.
I actually once opened for a band that on another occasion opened for Vanilla Ice's Metal band. I basically met the man that met Andy Griffith #bawoosh
Speedin bullet to heaven is one of my favorite rock albums. The songs were real and raw. He held nothing back, and I feel like the Beavis and butthead sketches were the comic relief of the album due to all the dark vibes and lyrics. It was so different that it's off-putting but if you listen you'll find something you like about it. Also didn't help that apple music listed it as a hip-hop album without cudis consent so a bunch of people were tricked into buying it
Logic has NEVER been criticized for his bi--racialness. He's been criticized endlessly for bringing it up constantly, but never for being bi-racial. It's not racism directed at Logic, it's exhaustion.
Lil Wayne really did try different things during that era. I mean between his major projects Carter III and Carter IV he had Drought 3, No ceilings, We are young money, Rebirth, Sorry 4 the wait and during those years something like 80 features. I mean he probably needed to keep things interesting for himself. Probably for most fans it's just a sideproject that brought Drop the world and that song with Nicki Minaj
I left a comment on a video a couple days ago or maybe several, but I’ve watched another 10 videos from you. Keep these coming sorry I’m late to the show!
Vanilla Ice also came back in the UK during the 2000's. He teamed up with the Irish pop duo Jedward do a mash up cover of Ice Ice Baby and Under Pressure.
Really depends on the fan of the artist. I love kid cudi and I got into metal, punk and rock before hip hop. I liked speedin bullet to heaven. It’s not the best but it’s punk rock for sure
As it pertains to logic I felt like Bohemian Trapsody was an unexpectedly good song. I didn’t mind his switch up especially considering his track record of overused lyrics.
Rebirth went gold had hits and had the biggest cultural impact on the new gen it’s definitely a success f the critics who mad Wayne side missioned their genre
Lil Wayne was probably on drugs when he did Rebirth. But I still rocked with it, tracks was slamming. Especially the one he did with Nicki on a rock verse
Kid cudi album is one that will be one that ages like whiskey. I argue that SBTH is better than Entergalactic. 90% of cudi lyrics are dark even when theyre meant to be happy lol. His persona is literally MOTM. Dark side of the moon come on. He expresses the ingenuity in the world and how his pure intentions are tested by a darker force. If youre looking for more insight of how that force behaves for him as a fan that album is a necessity.
"Too cold" actually isn't terrible, and the weird thing is that Vanilla Ice somehow managed to get atleast a bit relevant again, mainly because of 90s nostalgia shows.
leave a like i had to listen to some pretty terrible songs for this vid
also, if you like any of these albums this is no hate! just overall reception & commercial success is what i’m basing this on
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wondering if you have an AlbumOfTheYear account since you showed it a lot here lol. It's a great website
Me personally I like Rebirth, I can see why others may dislike it but I find it to be an enjoyable and fun album.
Do video on the ones that switch and succeded
Bro don't EVER give mgk credit for anything bro, his deleted tweets said he found little girl's attractive ffs don't EVER give this man any props
Failure or not, i actually like when artists try to expand their sound. Switching genres, even just for one album. It’s a huge risk for many reasons. It may not be good, but it’s experimental and I like that.
you & the rest of the waste are the reason absolute garbage has an excuse to exist. Continue to make excuses for the deterioration of your species because you know no better & don't have the accountability to gather some taste
@@DennisMHenderson
dude what crawled up your ass and died?
Are you having a midlife crisis attack?
I agree
That's why I love rappers like em and tech for sampling rock songs. It adds a unique sound
Completely agree
The Carter III being right behind high school musical two soundtrack on billboards top 200 albums of the decade is hysterical
Me too I saw that, and was like these mofos put the highschool musical ahead of better albums
That shit was Huge when I was a kid so I don’t doubt it.
@@RealDrsoulighschool Musical has a ton of banger songs TF you on? 😂😂
Edit: I am joking (kinda). I haven’t even seen those movies.
High School Musical was like an event back then
@@RealDrsoulyou must be a youngin lol
I feel like Wayne could make a good rock album just in a slightly different universe
Ditch the auto tune
I actually like some of his rock songs
Could say that about any artist.
If he could sing he could
He definitely can, he just needs to try harder, it was cool to hear him doing sum different shi
I agree when it comes to MGK. Fail means it didnt work and he had to go back to his original genre. It worked and he got even bigger fanbase than he had before (somehow)
hey man to each their own i fuck with his rock more than his rap 🤷♂️
I’m just put off from the wannabe-emo cringe of him… and I can’t stand the lyrics overall
@@too1leasyIf anything eminem made an even bigger spotlight for him in rap. Before switching to rock his quarantine freestyles alone got hundred millions of views each and people still think he switched cause of em☠️
@@TimTam60that first album of his genre change was actually good that being said the album after that was just not it and deff a step down from tickets to my downfall
(Somehow) like that’s a reach. Eminem dickriders are so fickle. You just mad he didn’t fall off.
Much respect to the artist who ventured into a different genre
"It's Weezer and it's Weezy"
Don't care what yall think, that's a legendary lyric😂😂
Thank you Matty for not putting on a low, monotone voice that makes the video seem like a scary story one.
i can’t tell if this is sarcasm cus that’s just my voice lol
@@mattyballz No I'm being serious lmao, your voice isn't monotone at all tbh
Haha thanks, ive been working on it cus it used to be super dead in vids
@@mattyballzyou’re not monotone you’re just chill bro, that’s a good characteristic. I have way too much energy & have been learning I need to chill out lol
@@mattyballz The videos have always been bangers and you're killin it so keep it up. Would love to see you cover GG Allin as that man was a big cultural icon in the punk rock scene and I think you could do him justice with a nice video:)
Wayne's verse on the song Ready To Go shows that he could make a great rock album. Just him going off with bars over some hard rock production is all we need, no autotune.
Switching from pop to rock doesn’t work. He’s not a real rocker.
He isn't an actual pop star either, he's a rapper lol. Anyone can switch over to whatever genre they want, if they can pull it off well is a whole nother thing.
@@arios1977 I don't think I've heard the phrase 'real rocker' from anyone that isn't 30, late on child support and wearing a crusty Slayer shirt from 10 years ago lmao
Logic was not hated for being biracial logic was hated because he couldn't go two sentences without reminding you that he was biracial
Btw he's biracial
Yeah it’s sad because most Logic fans I’ve met are usually pretty cool or chill but Logic is just such an annoying asshole.
And making one song about mental health and acting like an activist. Dude is way too sensitive to be in the industry
@@Spectrum0122 which he took from Joyner Lucas
Wait …. He’s biracial???
Damn, I’ve always enjoyed Lil Wayne’s Rebirth album.. I had no idea it was so universally hated
@@DennisMHenderson bro chill out its not that deep
@@DennisMHendersonwtf did I just read...
@DennisMHenderson . It is just someone liking music you dislike. Nothing deep about it, man.
@@DennisMHenderson Says the cave dweller.
@@Supre3m3KaiNoo they deleted it..I wanted to see what it said😒😭
Lil Wayne and Weezer will always be the greatest collaboration of all time
Said nobody ever.
@@Springfeeeel Said me.
@@Springfeeeelhe has 109 likes and you have one which is probably you, shut up.
Weezer and BoB
Jay z and Linkin park
I was fighting for my life as a logic fan in 2019
lmfao catchin strays left and right, I was nearly lynched when I revealed I liked 1-800, even though most of the reason was for the other singer on the track (forgot her name because when I tried to look into her the music was too bland for me)
@@MontySlythoneverybody got mad hate but was the peak of his career streaming wise sold like 315k first week
Logic fan in 2019 is crazy ngl
I kinda liked COADM, I thought most of the album was really good but I agree that some tracks are bland and lifeless, and especially in the middle the album completely falls apart with some of the most atrocious songs I've ever heard
I can listen to some of those tracks if I just turn my brain off but holy shit, clickbait, bobby and especially that Will Smith song are nearly unlistenable.
I’m not a fanboy of Lil Wayne but the Rebirth album went platinum and was in the top 3 on the Billboard 200. I wouldn’t call that a failure.
I mean.. literally anything wayne put out at that time would get hella numbers. Thats why hes using critical reception instead.
Vanilla ice still tours and has an extremely dedicated fan base, he’s well known to be an absolutely insanely down to earth and nice guy, i wish he had been more successful as he really deserves the support
As a huge nirvana/Kurt cobain fan, you can tell speeding bullet was heavily influenced from albums like bleach and incesticide. I like the album, it’s dark and different
YES THANK YOU
I'm glad to find others who like the album and see it for what it is as well
Vanilla Ice is a damn good motocrosser and at one time was the #3 ranked JetSki racer in FL. Due may not be able to play metal but he is definitely metal on two wheels
I really liked Rebirth and Speedin Bullet 2 Heaven, even have them on rotation to this day. I was disappointed to find out in the recent years that people never liked them.
No. If you pay attention to critics it failed, but it hit top 50 in every country and toppled the charts in some places.
Rebirth was ass but Speeding bullet grew on me alot
That kid Cudi tape may have failed commercially, but he made a really good punk rock album. That thing just oozed 90s I don’t care what anybody says.
The Beavis and Butthead interludes we’re nothing short of * chefs kiss moment*
agreed. i uniromically like this album
@mattm6200 if you don’t come for me again, you won’t have wasted another three seconds of your life.
You are weird
Thank u....that shit waz fire
@@kabelosejake322 I think the problem is he did a punk rock album too well and his hip hop fans were thrown. That shit is solid. I have a former co worker and friend who love metal and punk, that dude immediately downloaded it and was shocked Cudi was a rapper.
SPEEDING BULLET 2 HEAVEN IS UNDERRATED AFFFFFFFFFFF
Ice didn't fail because he switched genres. People had already treated Ice as a joke and he tried to self remove by the time the dust settled on Mind Blowin', so really, releasing a rock album was more of a having nothing to lose kind of thing. It wasn't about charting. It was about doing something in life so that people didn't automatically laugh at and hit him with things for being a phony. Remember, he was accused of switching genres already, from hip-hop to pop. THAT is what effected him so much. Ice has talked about just how important some of the songs on Hard to Swallow, "Scars" in particular, were to his own healing process.
Call me a super Wayne stan but I actually enjoyed Rebirth 🤷🏻♂️ I vividly remember playing “Prom queen” and “Da da da” a lot as a kid. That sample on “On fire” was straight 🔥 too
Exactly
I mean you were a kid, if you were +20 when rebirth dropping there weren't fans above that age
This is what I mean when I say Wayne is one of the greats. Dude put out an album of a different genre, and STILL managed to pull 176K first week. Just goes to show how big he really was 15 years ago. Lol.
Back then you bought the album before you listened to it, so obviously he's gonna have good sales cos you trust a legend like Wayne to make a good album and you buy it. But you're thinking modern day.
@@mxchael_0385 176K for almost anybody these days is a God Send. Lmao.
A pop star never changes genres. They’ll always be pop, no matter how hard they try. He’s not a rocker. Never will be.
Sucks for Kid Cudi because WZRD was one of my favorite albums of all time. I remember the bad feedback for it…
I actually liked vanilla ice's rock album. Also, I wouldn't say his career was over. His music career was. He did a lot of other things like guest appearances and hosting shows. He still made way more money than I will ever see even after ice ice baby.
the Subway surfer split screen 😂
Was introduced to MGK back in 2010 when i was 15 via the song 'Cleveland' and i immediately became a massive massive fan......fast forward to when i was 19 and i get a tattoo on my chest that is heavily inspired by MGK's own tattoo...2 years later and MGK disses Em setting in motion a speed run in self Sabotage resulting in MGK changing genres... when i found this out i died inside and was seriously upset because when i invisioned MGK and all the things about his music I loved I saw drugs, girls, ghettos and a skinny whiteboy covered in tatts pissed off at the world cruising the city with his crew of mixed mates spitting fast well balanced rhymes that flawlessly gunned him Down to dockers
Rebirth was a good album. Prom Queen was an absolute slapper. His collabs with Kevin Rudolf were hard too.
Just glad MGK still puts out rap from time to time. I’m a punk rock/metal/hip hop head till I die but that boy belongs in rap. Idk what anybody says. He can spit.
MGK attempted to become Lil Peep when he passed… one of the lamest moves by an artist, ever.
@@rell4219 I agree with that to a certain extent. I don’t think he was tryna be a lil peep as their sounds are nothing alike, in my opinion anyway. When I hear any of peeps musical groups like GBC/Scheemaposse or any of peeps library at all for that matter, the last thing that I would compare it to is MGKs shitty wannabe emo/pop/punk. To me it’s more like he’s tryna be a really bad version of KennyHooplah/Avril Lavigne/Yung Blud/POORSTACEY. But I totally see your point and I agree that the shift was super lame.
@@Nitro_Foundry U need A genuine underground following to be like Peep so he went the Mainstream, early 2000’s emo route. Still, the first time I seen MGK with A guitar was him doing A Peep tribute when he passed. He then died his hair the same Blonde, started wearing Pink, got Punk esthetic tattoos and the rest is history.
Calling a 35 year old man a boy ok
Putting the family guy and subway surfers was hilarious 💀 💀
Just a quick note, I don't think people ever had an issue with logic's "biracialness", People's problems are more that he never shuts up about being biracial (as well as some people having concerns about if somebody who's so light skinned they look white using the N word)
ya thats what i meant
I think I’m the only person who still bumps Rebirth to this day. A lot of catchy songs on there. “Paradise”, “Die for you”, “So over you” and “American star” are all cool songs. Takes a lot of guts to switch genres like Wayne did and I think he made a dope album👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
YES
GET A LIFE HITS
Switching from pop to rock isn’t dope. Lol.
I still listen to it from A-Z
He should've turn off the autotune. Rock are supposed to be pure. Adding electronic voice into it just does not work
Matty i really appreciate the MGK explanation at the start . As much hate as MGK gets he did not fail switching genres and the numbers prove that.
I genuinely love Rebirth. He collabed with Mayday, which is one of my favourite bands now, but Rebirth was the first time I'd ever heard of them!
And Supermarket is good too. I really like when artists try something new.
Speedin' Bullet 2 Heaven I hated when I first heard it, however it's grown on me with time!
i could see myself possibly enjoying some of the these songs with a few more listens
“Rebecca Blacks Friday is overhated”
-Samuelstroud
@@Kylewraps I just like music, idk what to tell you
¡MAYDAY!
I liked what Logic did and he’s improved so much
i didn’t even mind it all that much but yeah it got ripped apart by most folks
For real his last few albums have been top tier too
Im so confused why the dude said Confessions of a dangerous mind was his worst album. It’s his best!! Like what? Some of his top songs are in that album: Icy, Homicide, On fire, Keanu reaves, etc.
@@gwentomologist nah his best songs are from 2013-2015 those are just his most popular but generic ones
@@gwentomologistI love Logic and COADM has some good tracks and one of my favorites (lost in translation), but it also has songs like Bobby and Don't be afraid to be different.
I love speedin’ bullet to heaven, adds great variety in cudi’s career
Me too!
Hell no
Angered kids my fav song from that album
SAME
It’s absolute unlistenable garbage
Rebirth is a banger imo
Tha Carter being right behind the High school musical 2 soundtrack is hilarious 1:50
That whole list is atrocious
Great vid. Just wanted to note for the last note for Vanilla Ice is that Vanilla Ice in JoJo is the Stand User; the Stand he uses is actually called Cream (like the band from the 60s).
U right, its been a minute since ive seen part 3
@@mattyballzFun fact: the Japanese voice actor for vanilla ice in jojo is possibly a more successful rapper than the actual vanilla ice
He voices a very important character in a bizarre yet extremely popular Japanese rap battle multimedia project
I just think that's really funny
Man kid cudi speeding bullet to heaven is one of the best albums ever you just gotta have problems
Uh, no. My life was a black hole when I heard that album and it was still pure shit. There's so many other albums I turn to for that, so much music that succeeds in all the ways Speeding Bullet just falls flat. Plus, the Beavis and Butthead skits obliterate any possibility of gleaning any meaningful experience from it. Like, WTF?
The thing about MGK is he already had fans from the rock genre so it wasn’t really that hard for them to get around his new phase
Yeah. He wasn't a hardcore rapper, he had always made rock songs, people who rocked with him then didn't feel the difference
I had no idea that rebirth did that bad😭I loved his rock era. prom queen & hot revolver are some of my favorite Wayne songs
It didn’t do bad at all. The album is platinum, Prom Queen is platinum, Knockout is platinum and Drop The World is 5x platinum.
I Was Avoiding "Rebirth" Cause Of Peer Pressure So I Decided To Give It A Chance, Three Songs In, I'm Already Blown Away 🔥🔥🔥
The auto tune... You don't hate it? It's fine if you don't lol
You have no idea how badly I wish I felt like you about that album. Cause I think it’s terrible, but wanted to believe he could do a good job with a rock album at the time. It was such a disappointment to hear. But if you like it, cool. Lol
Haven’t listened to Rebirth but you should listen to Tha Carter II and mixtapes they’re so good
@@masterofeverything1835 Lol Bro, I Can Rap Every Lil Wayne Song Start to Finish, Just Haven't Heard Rebirth, To Be Honest I Think The Fact I Like "How To Love" Is Why I Enjoy Wayne Singing In Auto Tune, Cause I Really Like Rebirth, Don't Know Why Bro, Lol
@@turboshazed7370 Haha😂
It’s wild bc I really did like Everybody by Logic… but I also completely understand why everyone was clowning on him for constantly talking about being mixed.
Some of his best songs were on that album imo … and some of his worst lmao. That album is supposed to be listened to front to back though, when certain songs are isolated it can be very cringe
Lil Wayne might not have reached the heights he would've liked switching to Rock but we wouldn't have had Drop The World, On Fire, & yes Prom Queen surprisingly grows on you maybe Knockout, even as a Wayne fan I can't really listen to the rest but Ima give it another try thanks to this Video 👌🏽
Holy Fuck I slept on Rebirth I'm on Da Da Da got instant goosebumps halfway through, 4 tracks in and not a skip yet
Just a minor correction: Vanilla Ice's "To The Extreme" was not Vanilla Ice's debut album, he had one in 1989 before it called "Hooked" which barely sold and was not on a major label (he re-recorded and reworked most of the songs for "To The Extreme"). Great video by the way, huge fan of your work. I also think the critics were too hard on "Speeding Bullet to Heaven" as I really enjoyed it!
Thanks! Yeah i meant to say debut 'studio' album haha
@@mattyballz Yeah, that's probably fair (maybe "major label debut" would fit? I dunno). I'm really nitpicking, I get it. "To The Extreme" is by all intents and purposes his first *REAL* album, the previous one was horrible (I own a copy of it oddly enough). I also own a copy of his nu metal albums, and good god are they a trainwreck. Thanks for taking the time answer me!
he did day *major label* debut
@mattyballz also vanilla ice is not the name of the stand. Vanilla ice is the name of stand user while cream being the stands name
Speeding Bullet 2 Heaven was a Seance with Kurt Cobain ,it's fire,literally listen to it from top to bottom once a month
Prom queen, drop the world, and knockout were pretty big hits. They were played on the radio a lot when that album was released, I remember it
13:04 The album cover to Speedin Bullet 2 Heaven looks like Cudi is preforming Echolocation
I feel like Wayne's Rebirth was the "wait.. you can do this?" moment that paved the way for rappers who could actually carry out the task better.
spot on gang without him there’d be no keef no keef no trippie carti etc lol
Jayz and Linkin park
I literally came here to see if you'd mention MGK, so to see that you acknowledge the fact that he's actually doing insanely well was nice to see
I genuinely think Supermarket was a great album. One of my favorites.
I agree. When I'm not in the mood for rap I put it on. Nothing on there will ever be a number one, but all the tracks are solid.
SBTH isn’t even that bad of an album, yeah it has a lot of unpleasant sounds but if you have a taste in music that doesn’t cater to only rap and hip hop i believe you’d like at least a couple songs. the album is dark, emotional and full of passion and it’s so much more real than what most artists convey in their music and for that i appreciate this album far more than the general audience does. its gotten me through some tough shit due to its grittiness and how unapologetic it is, cudi really put his demons on display and i could relate to that. unpopular opinion but it doesn’t deserve the hate it gets
It's a very boring and slow album,no energy to it.
@@justinarzola4584 sounds like you didn’t even listen to it at all, it obviously has a lot of energy and ebbs and flows like any other musical production
@@MrDerpCentral it's very boring when you compare it to other grunge rock albums Cudi tried to emulate.
Vanilla Ice had a couple TV shows in the mid 2000s, where he would flip McMansions down in Florida. I'm pretty sure this was pre-2008, so that probably didn't end well for him.
You wrong for letting us hear those secondes of logic music, didnt have to do us like that, that was cold man
Keep up the good work, love you content man 🙏💪
When I was in high school I listened to lil Wayne everyday and I still listen to lil Wayne to this day
Lil Wayne Rebirth is one of his greatest albums of all time.
Lil Wayne's rebirth was not a fail it went gold
I actually once opened for a band that on another occasion opened for Vanilla Ice's Metal band. I basically met the man that met Andy Griffith #bawoosh
Speedin bullet to heaven is one of my favorite rock albums. The songs were real and raw. He held nothing back, and I feel like the Beavis and butthead sketches were the comic relief of the album due to all the dark vibes and lyrics. It was so different that it's off-putting but if you listen you'll find something you like about it. Also didn't help that apple music listed it as a hip-hop album without cudis consent so a bunch of people were tricked into buying it
I kind of liked Rebirth when I was younger, but it's been a while since I've heard it
Keep up the great work and don't let anyone stop you
Just stumbled upon your videos a couple of days ago... love the content and had to subscribe 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Matty finally said something about Weezer and ofc its about Can't Stop Partying 💀
Logic has NEVER been criticized for his bi--racialness. He's been criticized endlessly for bringing it up constantly, but never for being bi-racial. It's not racism directed at Logic, it's exhaustion.
I honestly think speeding bullet to heaven was amazing!
There's a lot of you in the comments. I just don't get it, and I can't.
I was watching ur content since 1 year and now u have 160k shit crazy
Happy for ya dawg
ty bro 🙏🙏
Akon. He switched to dance/afrobeats and failed miserably
Good coverage here! Good vid, brother!
MGK went hard in both genres. I like both but I fuck heavy with his newer music but I do miss his rapping
Lil Wayne really did try different things during that era. I mean between his major projects Carter III and Carter IV he had Drought 3, No ceilings, We are young money, Rebirth, Sorry 4 the wait and during those years something like 80 features. I mean he probably needed to keep things interesting for himself. Probably for most fans it's just a sideproject that brought Drop the world and that song with Nicki Minaj
Stating that lil Wayne failed to go rock is crazy.
I left a comment on a video a couple days ago or maybe several, but I’ve watched another 10 videos from you. Keep these coming sorry I’m late to the show!
the family guy n subway surfer clips 😭
Vanilla Ice also came back in the UK during the 2000's. He teamed up with the Irish pop duo Jedward do a mash up cover of Ice Ice Baby and Under Pressure.
Logic never switched genres he just did something different
honestly huge respect for wayne for trying something new like that back then and while being at the top
Really depends on the fan of the artist. I love kid cudi and I got into metal, punk and rock before hip hop. I liked speedin bullet to heaven. It’s not the best but it’s punk rock for sure
As it pertains to logic I felt like Bohemian Trapsody was an unexpectedly good song. I didn’t mind his switch up especially considering his track record of overused lyrics.
Vanilla ice hard to swallow is pretty good if you like that type. I thought it was better then most of the rock bands coming out at that time.
I just discovered it from this video and holy shit. Defintely an album I'm gonna need to add to my collection
The edit for 12 yr olds was genius im dying laughing
I wonder how bad the audience retention slipped when you took off the subway surfers gameplay ☠️
Enjoyed this video Matty thanks man!
Rebirth went gold had hits and had the biggest cultural impact on the new gen it’s definitely a success f the critics who mad Wayne side missioned their genre
Idk I like a lot of songs from logic’s supermarket. It’s such a vibe for me.
Lil Wayne was probably on drugs when he did Rebirth. But I still rocked with it, tracks was slamming. Especially the one he did with Nicki on a rock verse
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Kid cudi's "speeding bullet to heaven" is a great album. It's iconic, he has some of his best songs on that album.
It has to be remembered to be iconic
@@diemes5463your talking about it 8 years later it’s definitely remembered
Kid cudi album is one that will be one that ages like whiskey. I argue that SBTH is better than Entergalactic. 90% of cudi lyrics are dark even when theyre meant to be happy lol. His persona is literally MOTM. Dark side of the moon come on. He expresses the ingenuity in the world and how his pure intentions are tested by a darker force. If youre looking for more insight of how that force behaves for him as a fan that album is a necessity.
"Too cold" actually isn't terrible, and the weird thing is that Vanilla Ice somehow managed to get atleast a bit relevant again, mainly because of 90s nostalgia shows.
I don’t care what anyone says, Rebirth is a classic
one of my favorite youtubers!! keep it up bro!!
Lil Wayne is still the G.O.A.T
You’re so real for the MGK disclaimer
Screw it. I want Rebirth 2
Same tbh
"emo Rock" is the funniest shit I've heard
Rebirth wasnt successful?! Lies. It inspired a whole genre of rappers who felt comfortable experimenting in other genres. And the album went platinum
It’s hard to call Vanilla Ice a failure when he is still more wealthy than most respected rappers today
The amount of rappers who think making a rock album when they have never listened to rock music is a good idea is wild
L he listens to nirvana & Green Day 😂 ect
It works most the time
@@Moderu99 ok, he is just incapable of making it sound like he’s heard any then due to lack of talent 🤷♂️
@@Kumquat57 like when?
@@nicholassimon1419 kid cudi, lil wayne, lil uzi vert, and pharell williams
I’m so glad I found this channel a few days ago😊