I'm a 65 yr old Hillbilly from WVa. Racism has no boundaries. That song hit home. He spoke truth. Always be true to yourself. Your reactions are from the heart and how u feel about life. Don't ever change. Much RESPECT
At 12:30, he's talking about Dylan Roof. They aren't from the same area, but he had pictures with the confederate flag, so that's exactly when Yelawolf took down the merch.
At least he did and he's telling the truth he does have mixed kids you cannot have mixed kids and not love them because the love for your children is stronger than anything in this world oh, and just cuz he's white in from Alabama doesn't mean he didn't know the difference maybe he was scared when he was younger but now he's telling you that he had a horrible child till you know this with his mom and now his stepdad who was crazy obviously and this kid isn't he can't be prejudice. I'm sorry if you think so but look at me and I know Yelawolf is not prejudice like he said he's seen those flags his whole life when you seen the Magcon since he didn't think really no big deal he thought he was merging people together because he's at Eminem's concerts md-12 and all them oh, so how could people think he was prejudiced and I know that Royce has spoke up on this and he thinks that yes Yelawolf is prejudice, but I don't know and I don't think so I'm sorry I think Yelawolf is a great rapper and rock artist, like he said he listen to Michael Jackson in when it's candid so did I. I love rock and roll Led Zeppelin Def Leppard Metallica please but I also love Motown , you can be ecliptic with your music that's okay. Mia
Appreciate you for taking the time to react to this video I’ve been a wolf fan since I saw him live in 2010 yelawolf tells the story about the % of us that don’t have a voice, I cannot stand ignorance or racism from anybody I wish we could all build together and squash this world from it & never go down that path again, I believe change is coming it takes a long time it seems like but the media and politics hold us back from so much, fr tho it’s dope seeing your appreciation for yelas art, a lot of his songs have taught me so much and I don’t feel alone even tho I am not from the south I am from the midwest & a lot of these ignorant small towns are so simple minded, but the bigger city’s around these towns get the more progressive there thinking gets, fr respect for this man!
I grew up hood and didn't know any better in grade school, listening to Pac, Bone, Dre, all of em and as I got older, I started skating and getting into metal. Now I'm in my 30's, covered in tattoos, listening to 90's rap, Em, Yela, Hop, Rittz, Metal and Dubstep. That's Slumerican, that's Yelawolf🤙⚡⚡
Love Story is a phenomenal album if you ever decide to do a Yela album review. It's like a rap/rock/country hybrid and i dont think anyone has ever pulled that off the way Yelawolf has.
The fact he toured the world for 2 years straight off of Love Story tells you how great an album it is, I was lucky enough to see him in Glasgow, he brought Fefe with him & she sang a couple of hooks from the album, it was awesome!
Bruh 🔥🔥🔥 I’m a white guy and I grew up in a tough part of Denver. Black friends I got em. I rolled the blunts and my dad did their taxes. We always called it cultures combining and those were the best times of my life. ELE everybody love everybody. Much love to anyone that reads this and have a blessed day. Hold the door for people and just be fucking kind and a good person please.
Yo man, just came across your page, been watching all your yelawolf stuff, and I think is my favorite reaction of yours. Loved how you just let the song breathe, it's such a dope track, and his flow let's you clearly hear every word, let's you feel every verse.
You mean that you feel that the Bible and the Ouija Board reference is similar? See, I don't think so - just in my opinion based only upon my life experiences - bc doesn't the Bible preach that there are no coincidences and that all things are acts of God's? Something like that. My point being that there are explanations for everything - it is God's Will. This is what was drilled into my head when my dad made me go to church. My mom, on the other hand, taught me that things come in threes, birds that were brought from outside into your house (like from your cats😒), not walking under ladders...I could go on and on - that these are bad things. Bad vibe things. I'm not sure what to word is.
Thank you so much for putting this out for everyone to see. Some of those with wicked toes need to step to what Yelawolf be speaking on for real. Some might not have seen it other wise so thanks again for putting it out for all to see.
damn, being raised in the suburbs south chicagoland with a bloodline deep in alabama, this hits home. ive rocked a dixie flag through the years but it was all about the good memories i had from visiting family in AL, but bringing that back up north became more trouble than it was worth when people are too quick to jump to conclusions. Yelawolf has to be one of the best and just realest artists alive right now. nothing but incredible work and truth out of his mouth.
Just starting this right now! I always love when people react to this song and get a deeper understanding of who Yelawolf is. It just gets more powerful and seems more relevant as time goes on. #slumerican
The imagery of trucks with lift kits, with speaker systems, rebel flags, and bumping 3-6 is like an image in time for me. I remember when 3-6 did a show at Memphis in may and right across from them in the other stage was lynard skynard and in the middle was like a merger of crowds watching both
This shit speaks volume for someone like me. A white boy from South Carolina with an accent. I get accused of being racist everyday of my life and it gets old. I got more black friends than white ones. But the the stereotype goes on. I’m grateful for this song.
damn dude .. wasn't on my radar at all !!!! straight up fire that song !!! .. thx to you and to all the guys liking your comment, so I could see it easily
Yelawolf is nice. I like his music. He's like me I'm a black man who like rap, country, metal, grunge, alternative, gossip, and every other genre. I love people
3:44 - Meaning "One hand on the Bible and the other on a ouija board" - he talks about being raised in church and also a life of sin. - "country music and cocaine" -He talks about being taught by hippies not to see color but at the same time having dukes of hazard (rebel flag) bed covers. Basically - the first time he was exposed to a rebel flag was bed covers from the same people who taught him not to see color. - This song is about the rebel flag. What it use to mean to him and what it means now -William Faulkner level imagery. I relate to this song
I'm from Mobile Alabama 41yrsold and I agree we all brothers and sisters I don't see color but a lot of ppl down here do and it needs to stop we all the same love your videos keep up the good work
That color blind line finished with the dukes of hazard for bed covers is talking about the confederate flag. Talking about how a lot of people who grew up in the south knew people flying it with no ill will towards anyone of a different race.
Stevie i been watching your vids for years now. As a 39 year old, mixed race native cat from south carolina, all this shit referenced in this song, is real down here in the deep south. This aint no entertainment shit. I listen to Yelawolf cause i feel like I’m listen to one of my cousins. Ive listened to hiphop my whole life, maybe its a southern thang but the white boys dont get any respect for what they doing with this hiphop shit. I appreciate a brotha listen attentively, and acknowledging what they hearing, and not being turned off only by what they seeing. Much respect to you Stevie Knight! Keep doing your thang! You making a difference whether you know it or not
Very refreshing watching your reaction to this. When this first came out, I made it a point to memorize it, all of it, and I did. This is definitely one of my favorite Yelawolf tracks. You gotta hit up that ‘Been a Problem’ Yelawolf feat. Caskey, too.
the first time and every time this song, it brings tears to my eyes .Now in my late 40's I have felt this same way my entire life. I was raised not to be color blind, but to embrace our differences and submerge myself into other cultures. I remember in 1986 Run DMC made a song and video with Aerosmith "Walk this Way" I thought that was going to be the start of something beautiful. But The media and record labels shut that genre down and mostly promoted gangsta rap to push their racist and black on black crime agendas. And yet some 35 yrs. later the Media is still trying to drive a wedge between us. Thank the universe for artists like Yelawolf, Tech9, and Cory M.F. Taylor. We keep doing our part CANCEL THIS RACIST CULTURE...!!!
Yela said " had the rabbits and the tin foil" not 10-4 not being picky but it brought back childhood memories of watching what few shows that were on back then.
This sounds like a response to royce 5'9" after that mention on his album .... sounds like he's acknowledging what happened but feels like he has his side to the story other than what Royce was speaking on
Ouija board and church steeples probably refers to how people blending paganism with Christianity. It’s contradictory but common in many cultures. A lot of holidays traditions are based on pagan roots. I really appreciate your reactions, TY.
Meet Yelawolf in high school he's a straight up n coolest guy I ever meet he was always wearing black beanie even if it was hot outside cause he says he always stayed cool love his music always
That's how I grew up and was surprised that everyone didn't, every color was my friend/family. I still don't get the ignorance or entitled attitudes of some (black, white, or purple). We have enough evil to fight in this world without people that won't go beyond skin deep, evil is from the inside. TY for the awesome reaction!
Trunk musik and stereo mixtapes were on replay for me. Then he got signed to shady with joe budden, that 2009 2010 2011 era of hiphop was great for me. Good times
I discovered Yelawolfs music today, if I wasn’t hooked just a few lines in the first song I heard, I would have been hooked by this song, dang! I live in a mostly white republican state and my son goes to a religious school and while I will always love my state, I don’t always agree with the decisions.
Brother! I don't know how you got thru this without getting soo much more Emotional As A Black Man? All Good, I was Crying For You! Mad Respect To Michael Atha (AKA YelaWolf) For (To Whom It May Concern)
I’m from the same town as Yelawolf in AL...I remember when he was going round town selling his music out of his trunk...still own a burnt CD of his earlyyyyyyyy stuff.....He is far from racist...he’s as close to the black community and culture as you can get and still be white...even his own white southern town hardly supported him (except his young fan base..they are die hard Mf’s! Lol)........early on his concerts and fans carried the rebel flag until he designed his own Slumerican flag in hopes they would stop for more reasons than the ones he talked about in the song above(Slumerican flag is about bringing cultures together ...it’s a new way of life ...a culture of it’s own) ....it’s is so hard to explain the different meanings for that damn rebel flag to people in the south unless you’re from here....for some it’s a symbol of hate for sure and that hate should be condemned and not tolerated!....for some it’s a symbol of location/home and the rebel culture not associated with race at all like Lynard Skynard for example....but people outside don’t understand so the real people that don’t accept prejudice are learning we have to give up the flag completely so no one misunderstands...anyone that keeps flying it...you have to ask them why/what does it mean for them....................as for Yela’s being accused of being racist no way! ..SOME people want respect without earning it and when they don’t get it (just because they associate themself with someone who is respected) they get butt hurt and then try and make it about race.........SOME don’t like Yela is friends with Kid Rock but that friendship goes way back and Yela will tell you how much he appreciates the help he got from Kid (just like he got from Eminem) when he was coming up...doesn’t mean he has same beliefs but Kid & Em EARNED his respect....People only want him to do the fast hard rap but he is capable of so much more and they discount his talents when he does different sounds....most rappers can only rap...how many can sing too and cross over into different lanes?....not many! People wan’t him to be another Eminem but that’s not what Yela is trying to do. As a matter of fact he is putting out a rock album maybe this year and I can’t wait to see what he does with it. His music isn’t for everyone and he is ok with that as long as it’s the music HE want’s to do. We should just appreciate we get to witness it. He’s a unicorn!
He literally just described my life while.growing up. Only I had both parents, but they had me at 18 and we live in Southern Illinois, which acts like the South. Literally identical to what he is describing. Also, I am 35 years old.
A lot of us who came up in the 90s remember the days being taught to be colorblind and take people on their merits and their deeds, and I have to say that was a better way. You don’t fix hate with more hate.
I'm a 65 yr old Hillbilly from WVa. Racism has no boundaries. That song hit home. He spoke truth. Always be true to yourself. Your reactions are from the heart and how u feel about life. Don't ever change. Much RESPECT
Do yelawolf-Been a problem! Just came out not long ago! Great song!
Shits mean bro 🔥
Been a problem is dope, can't wait for the album
Yesss!🔥
For Yelas Standards pretty mediocre imo. He should do smth from Love Story or TM 3. Or some tracks from the mixtapes. Hyped for the new album though
Really like this song, that caskey guy goes hard in that song seriously
WE NEED A YELAWOLF WEEK! 🔥
definently
Hell yes!
Yes
less goo!
Yeah 🚀🚀🚀
Yelawolf is one of the realest of them all. That man mixed all genres because we can all be more than a label. Kudos to him and another great video!
Justin, took the words outta my mouth...
I no longer feel alone...
Dude is a poet, a true artist like you said, not just a rapper yet still one of the best rappers.. alive or dead.
Yeah I agree no matter what Yelawolf is one of the best rappers by far I've ever heard
Damn never heard this song before. Fucking fire ass song.
Hidden gem
I had goosebumps for at least 80% of it. Shit. Never heard it before either.
I think it was released just on RUclips and not on an album or anything. So it was easy to slip through the cracks. But it’s a good song!
At 12:30, he's talking about Dylan Roof. They aren't from the same area, but he had pictures with the confederate flag, so that's exactly when Yelawolf took down the merch.
At least he did and he's telling the truth he does have mixed kids you cannot have mixed kids and not love them because the love for your children is stronger than anything in this world oh, and just cuz he's white in from Alabama doesn't mean he didn't know the difference maybe he was scared when he was younger but now he's telling you that he had a horrible child till you know this with his mom and now his stepdad who was crazy obviously and this kid isn't he can't be prejudice. I'm sorry if you think so but look at me and I know Yelawolf is not prejudice like he said he's seen those flags his whole life when you seen the Magcon since he didn't think really no big deal he thought he was merging people together because he's at Eminem's concerts md-12 and all them oh, so how could people think he was prejudiced and I know that Royce has spoke up on this and he thinks that yes Yelawolf is prejudice, but I don't know and I don't think so I'm sorry I think Yelawolf is a great rapper and rock artist, like he said he listen to Michael Jackson in when it's candid so did I. I love rock and roll Led Zeppelin Def Leppard Metallica please but I also love Motown , you can be ecliptic with your music that's okay. Mia
Yep....thank you
@@tonyfro23 ‘twas...profound.
Appreciate you for taking the time to react to this video I’ve been a wolf fan since I saw him live in 2010 yelawolf tells the story about the % of us that don’t have a voice, I cannot stand ignorance or racism from anybody I wish we could all build together and squash this world from it & never go down that path again, I believe change is coming it takes a long time it seems like but the media and politics hold us back from so much, fr tho it’s dope seeing your appreciation for yelas art, a lot of his songs have taught me so much and I don’t feel alone even tho I am not from the south I am from the midwest & a lot of these ignorant small towns are so simple minded, but the bigger city’s around these towns get the more progressive there thinking gets, fr respect for this man!
I grew up hood and didn't know any better in grade school, listening to Pac, Bone, Dre, all of em and as I got older, I started skating and getting into metal. Now I'm in my 30's, covered in tattoos, listening to 90's rap, Em, Yela, Hop, Rittz, Metal and Dubstep. That's Slumerican, that's Yelawolf🤙⚡⚡
Love Story is a phenomenal album if you ever decide to do a Yela album review. It's like a rap/rock/country hybrid and i dont think anyone has ever pulled that off the way Yelawolf has.
For real man it's one of my fav joints of all time, real close to my heart
Can confirm the comment above
Trial by Fire was even better imo, but all dope shit
The fact he toured the world for 2 years straight off of Love Story tells you how great an album it is, I was lucky enough to see him in Glasgow, he brought Fefe with him & she sang a couple of hooks from the album, it was awesome!
@@CMClaudio1989 I go back to Trial about once a week!
React to "row your boat" he literally sounds like MJ
My FAVORITE Yelawolf song
Bruh 🔥🔥🔥 I’m a white guy and I grew up in a tough part of Denver. Black friends I got em. I rolled the blunts and my dad did their taxes. We always called it cultures combining and those were the best times of my life. ELE everybody love everybody. Much love to anyone that reads this and have a blessed day. Hold the door for people and just be fucking kind and a good person please.
Yo man, just came across your page, been watching all your yelawolf stuff, and I think is my favorite reaction of yours. Loved how you just let the song breathe, it's such a dope track, and his flow let's you clearly hear every word, let's you feel every verse.
Hailing from Nashville'TN.. BORN AND RAISED.. WOLF HAS NASHVILLE LOCKED DOWN.
He put his whole heart on this track.
U you oh FINALLY did this song 🤟😎 as a major Yelawolf fan, THANK YOU 🙏
This is such a dope song! This was my first time hearing it. Yelawolf is so underrated
Damn that "One hand on the Bible and the other on the oiji board"... I felt that. I was raised religious as all get out but am superstitious as hell.
Those things are pretty similar
That's way I took it basically
You mean that you feel that the Bible and the Ouija Board reference is similar?
See, I don't think so - just in my opinion based only upon my life experiences - bc doesn't the Bible preach that there are no coincidences and that all things are acts of God's?
Something like that. My point being that there are explanations for everything - it is God's Will.
This is what was drilled into my head when my dad made me go to church.
My mom, on the other hand, taught me that things come in threes, birds that were brought from outside into your house (like from your cats😒), not walking under ladders...I could go on and on - that these are bad things. Bad vibe things. I'm not sure what to word is.
One hand on god, one hand on the devil.
@@hitmanshagy That's not how I interpreted it, but to each his own, I suppose. I can definitely see where you are coming from, my friend
Thank you so much for putting this out for everyone to see.
Some of those with wicked toes need to step to what Yelawolf be speaking on for real.
Some might not have seen it other wise so thanks again for putting it out for all to see.
This is my favorite track from Yela. So happy you reviewed this
This is my absolute favorite YelaWolf reaction from you Stevie. Love you 😍
I appreciate you cause I had no idea about this song but trust me I've been listening to this everyday since!
damn, being raised in the suburbs south chicagoland with a bloodline deep in alabama, this hits home. ive rocked a dixie flag through the years but it was all about the good memories i had from visiting family in AL, but bringing that back up north became more trouble than it was worth when people are too quick to jump to conclusions. Yelawolf has to be one of the best and just realest artists alive right now. nothing but incredible work and truth out of his mouth.
Just starting this right now! I always love when people react to this song and get a deeper understanding of who Yelawolf is. It just gets more powerful and seems more relevant as time goes on.
#slumerican
The imagery of trucks with lift kits, with speaker systems, rebel flags, and bumping 3-6 is like an image in time for me.
I remember when 3-6 did a show at Memphis in may and right across from them in the other stage was lynard skynard and in the middle was like a merger of crowds watching both
Please check out "til its gone" acoustic. It really shows just how much he blended all his influences. You wont regret it.
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This shit speaks volume for someone like me. A white boy from South Carolina with an accent. I get accused of being racist everyday of my life and it gets old. I got more black friends than white ones. But the the stereotype goes on. I’m grateful for this song.
Bro you would love Elvis Messy by Yelawolf
Yes finally!!!!💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
Thank you for having such an open mind bro..thats whats dope about music...
SK , Check his new track straight fire 🔥" BEEN A PROBLEM"
banger
Dog. Been a Problem goes too hard. ALmost tooo hard.
damn dude .. wasn't on my radar at all !!!! straight up fire that song !!! .. thx to you and to all the guys liking your comment, so I could see it easily
Yelawolf is nice. I like his music. He's like me I'm a black man who like rap, country, metal, grunge, alternative, gossip, and every other genre. I love people
3:44 - Meaning
"One hand on the Bible and the other on a ouija board"
- he talks about being raised in church and also a life of sin.
- "country music and cocaine"
-He talks about being taught by hippies not to see color but at the same time having dukes of hazard (rebel flag) bed covers.
Basically - the first time he was exposed to a rebel flag was bed covers from the same people who taught him not to see color.
- This song is about the rebel flag. What it use to mean to him and what it means now
-William Faulkner level imagery.
I relate to this song
Finally 🔥🔥
Great reaction
I'm from Alabama...I support what wolf is trying to say. I agree 100%. It's completely true.
Been waiting on any more yela tracks.. by far my favourite artist.. that flow is just ridiculous.
I'm from Mobile Alabama 41yrsold and I agree we all brothers and sisters I don't see color but a lot of ppl down here do and it needs to stop we all the same love your videos keep up the good work
Love this so much!
Yelawolf "been a problem "is a club song and that bass...fire.
Great Track...
Man thank you for doing this song. It hits home hard for me as I grew up in the Bible Belt.
Love everyone! Thanks stevie
I'm glad you reacted to this song bro. Keep doing your thing!
Yella married to a Canadian rocker who is black, fefe Dobson is beautiful. Their a dope pair, kids definitely gonna grow up in a musical home
I’m 53 years old and was born in a little town about 35 miles from Selma Alabama and I’ve NEVER seen the KKK.
That color blind line finished with the dukes of hazard for bed covers is talking about the confederate flag. Talking about how a lot of people who grew up in the south knew people flying it with no ill will towards anyone of a different race.
Stevie i been watching your vids for years now. As a 39 year old, mixed race native cat from south carolina, all this shit referenced in this song, is real down here in the deep south. This aint no entertainment shit. I listen to Yelawolf cause i feel like I’m listen to one of my cousins. Ive listened to hiphop my whole life, maybe its a southern thang but the white boys dont get any respect for what they doing with this hiphop shit. I appreciate a brotha listen attentively, and acknowledging what they hearing, and not being turned off only by what they seeing. Much respect to you Stevie Knight! Keep doing your thang! You making a difference whether you know it or not
Very refreshing watching your reaction to this. When this first came out, I made it a point to memorize it, all of it, and I did. This is definitely one of my favorite Yelawolf tracks. You gotta hit up that ‘Been a Problem’ Yelawolf feat. Caskey, too.
The moonwalk with the broom line is a reference to a movie called breakin. Look up turbo broom scene.
the first time and every time this song, it brings tears to my eyes .Now in my late 40's I have felt this same way my entire life. I was raised not to be color blind, but to embrace our differences and submerge myself into other cultures. I remember in 1986 Run DMC made a song and video with Aerosmith "Walk this Way" I thought that was going to be the start of something beautiful. But The media and record labels shut that genre down and mostly promoted gangsta rap to push their racist and black on black crime agendas. And yet some 35 yrs. later the Media is still trying to drive a wedge between us. Thank the universe for artists like Yelawolf, Tech9, and Cory M.F. Taylor. We keep doing our part CANCEL THIS RACIST CULTURE...!!!
Yela said " had the rabbits and the tin foil" not 10-4 not being picky but it brought back childhood memories of watching what few shows that were on back then.
The ouija board and bible line I think it refers to him facing his deamons and what haunts him and also trying to do good with his blessings
Popular culture: sticks and stones will break my bones, but words will never hurt me
Yella: *mic check*...
How the fuck you comment 5 days ago?
Time travel is real?!?
@@dirtylizard1212 This was released to patreon members back then so those comments are from those people.
@@dirtylizard1212 😂😂 Oh that gave me a good laugh. I'm on his Patreon. 🙌🏽
@@dirtylizard1212 bruh 😂😂😂😂
React to yelawolfs new shit BEEN A PROBLEM!!
Awesome reaction brother Stevie
This sounds like a response to royce 5'9" after that mention on his album .... sounds like he's acknowledging what happened but feels like he has his side to the story other than what Royce was speaking on
I knew I liked Yelawolf, he still has not disappointed music wise.🔥🔥🔥
one thing i have experienced that i know for a fact is true- most people have more good than bad in them.
I Love when you do these reacts about yourself keep digging TRUTH! MAN IS A FUCKING LEGEND!! I LOVE THAT IN EVERY WAY SHAPE AND FORM!!!
Ouija board and church steeples probably refers to how people blending paganism with Christianity. It’s contradictory but common in many cultures. A lot of holidays traditions are based on pagan roots. I really appreciate your reactions, TY.
Meet Yelawolf in high school he's a straight up n coolest guy I ever meet he was always wearing black beanie even if it was hot outside cause he says he always stayed cool love his music always
This the one I’ve been waiting for you on!!
This is one of the best tunes ever made. Saw raw, so much meaning and flow in the lyrics. Damn! This shit is so sick.
That's how I grew up and was surprised that everyone didn't, every color was my friend/family. I still don't get the ignorance or entitled attitudes of some (black, white, or purple). We have enough evil to fight in this world without people that won't go beyond skin deep, evil is from the inside. TY for the awesome reaction!
Daaaaaamn i wasn't ready!
06:33 that's a sample right there Stevie, and its true
bruh great analysis
Trunk musik and stereo mixtapes were on replay for me. Then he got signed to shady with joe budden, that 2009 2010 2011 era of hiphop was great for me. Good times
thanks for putting this up on youtube
This is one of, if not, my favorite yela song. Dude is super underrated
I discovered Yelawolfs music today, if I wasn’t hooked just a few lines in the first song I heard, I would have been hooked by this song, dang! I live in a mostly white republican state and my son goes to a religious school and while I will always love my state, I don’t always agree with the decisions.
Brother! I don't know how you got thru this without getting soo much more Emotional As A Black Man? All Good, I was Crying For You! Mad Respect To Michael Atha (AKA YelaWolf) For (To Whom It May Concern)
React to-'till it's gone'yelawolf
That song is pure Yela. It is his version of country/rap/southern rock all perfectly blended.
he's just insane no other words to describe yela.. ill fuck with his music till the day i die..
Awsome reaction much love bruz
You honestly always have the best reaction videos, always.
Hey Stevie. Some believe that you can communicate with spirits by using what is now called "Quija board"
i love watching your reactions much love
Yela is a legendary artist that still gets overlooked.
Hard White with Lil John has a crazy cadence to it and a fire fucking beat. Worth a review. IMHO.
yelawolf - row your boat is another great one
I’m from the same town as Yelawolf in AL...I remember when he was going round town selling his music out of his trunk...still own a burnt CD of his earlyyyyyyyy stuff.....He is far from racist...he’s as close to the black community and culture as you can get and still be white...even his own white southern town hardly supported him (except his young fan base..they are die hard Mf’s! Lol)........early on his concerts and fans carried the rebel flag until he designed his own Slumerican flag in hopes they would stop for more reasons than the ones he talked about in the song above(Slumerican flag is about bringing cultures together ...it’s a new way of life ...a culture of it’s own) ....it’s is so hard to explain the different meanings for that damn rebel flag to people in the south unless you’re from here....for some it’s a symbol of hate for sure and that hate should be condemned and not tolerated!....for some it’s a symbol of location/home and the rebel culture not associated with race at all like Lynard Skynard for example....but people outside don’t understand so the real people that don’t accept prejudice are learning we have to give up the flag completely so no one misunderstands...anyone that keeps flying it...you have to ask them why/what does it mean for them....................as for Yela’s being accused of being racist no way! ..SOME people want respect without earning it and when they don’t get it (just because they associate themself with someone who is respected) they get butt hurt and then try and make it about race.........SOME don’t like Yela is friends with Kid Rock but that friendship goes way back and Yela will tell you how much he appreciates the help he got from Kid (just like he got from Eminem) when he was coming up...doesn’t mean he has same beliefs but Kid & Em EARNED his respect....People only want him to do the fast hard rap but he is capable of so much more and they discount his talents when he does different sounds....most rappers can only rap...how many can sing too and cross over into different lanes?....not many! People wan’t him to be another Eminem but that’s not what Yela is trying to do. As a matter of fact he is putting out a rock album maybe this year and I can’t wait to see what he does with it. His music isn’t for everyone and he is ok with that as long as it’s the music HE want’s to do. We should just appreciate we get to witness it. He’s a unicorn!
thanks for this one, real real
He literally just described my life while.growing up. Only I had both parents, but they had me at 18 and we live in Southern Illinois, which acts like the South. Literally identical to what he is describing. Also, I am 35 years old.
A lot of us who came up in the 90s remember the days being taught to be colorblind and take people on their merits and their deeds, and I have to say that was a better way. You don’t fix hate with more hate.
I've been waiting for this.. for so so long. Thank you!!
I believe his , struggle Jennings and more music is made to help heal America's people
Yesssss thank u for this 1 of my fav song from yela
Yessssssssss yelawolf
This is my top songs from Yela :)
As a white boy from the south that loves hip hop this is a mfn anthem!!!
This my fav Yela song too... this shit chokes me up. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Glad to see you call it is what it is because that's how life should be and there it is bro
Yelawolf is so slept on. He is crazy
Great reaction bro
That big slept on song. He was catching alot heat from rappers..first song I heard was he did a hook on Slim Thug "i run". 🔥
Dope reaction big bro, yela dug deep on this one. Felt the emotion in this hard
I love how you get that look on your face like Sway. Straight up hiphop in your blood bro, love it.
Keep it up man love your channel
We need a 2.0 of this!