Yes, he rapped with his mouth wired, hence the title "Through The Wire". The sample says "Through the fire", but his production makes it sound like "through the wire" to fit the context of the song. There are other versions of the song, one that was originally released that said "In the same hospital where Tupac died", but turned out that was wrong and it was Biggie Smalls who died in the same hospital Kanye was treated in, so he switched the lyrics. You'll see more about the song in the documentary, there's a lot of history behind it, but the biggest thing to know is that once he got in the car accident, meaning its one of the older songs on the album. But the accident is when he realized he should go all in to rap because life is too short to limit yourself. In his case, the industry wanted him to stay as a producer, but the accident was a sign to chase his dreams.
he said through the wire because a microphone is called a wire, and because his jaw was wired shut. He also says spitting through the wire because he's spitting since he has his jaw wired shut, and because spitting is another word for rapping so it's a quadruple entendre
I think a lot of people don’t realize how revolutionary this album was, it absolutely changed hip-hop as a whole and made Kanye undoubtedly one of the biggest artistic pioneers of the twenty-first century. Also the music is so charming and soulful, you can just sense the passion and love throughout the entire album. Edit: Commenting again to clear some stuff, the intro skits feature DeRay Davis doing a Bernie Mac impression, and your father is right in his assumption that he’s a figure of authority, I believe he’s supposed to be a teacher at the college Kanye’s at in the narrative. Great reaction guys, you’re definitely gonna be big in the future! ❤️🤗
If I may interject - and I know, I haven’t waited for permission but I’m interjecting anyway - DeRay Davis is a legendary yet also hugely underrated comedian. He has a special on Netflix called “How to Act Black” and it is absolutely fantastic - I would genuinely put it on par with some of Dave Chappelle’s work, especially in terms of how he explores so-called “Black American culture” in a way that is hilariously entertaining but also legitimately bridges cultural gaps. So, y’know, if you guys ever get the urge to venture into comedy on the channel (or even in your spare time, not that you needed my permission), well, there you are.
Album changed Hip Hop. And then he subsequently went on to change it with every new album he dropped. Excited for you guys to go through the journey in order. There is a lot of context in his life that informs each album. Big part of the Kanye mythos and why he is still at the front of the cultural zeitgeist today.
You guys have a channel that will strike gold with going through Kanye’s discography. The main reason people gravitate to these type of channels is it allows us to go back in memory to hearing Kanye’s albums for the first time and how it felt. His discography is the greatest in hip hop. Have fun with it. I am looking forward to your Yeezus review. I would also love to see you eventually get to Watch the Throne(Collaboration album with Jay-Z)
Loving the Kanye journey. Can’t wait for Late registration. Being real though. We ain’t waiting for it to strike. We just loving doing what we are doing. Keeping ourself grounded and remembering why we started this.
This is a refreshing review, no preconceived perception or listening to what anyone else says, just listening to the music(and the doc, I think you guys would enjoy his interviews as well), and making your own judgments. In my opinion there isn’t a bad albums in his discography.
Just a total honest reaction. It’s all about being open minded. I think the more we do these reactions the open we get. As you can see we are really starting to understand Kanye and his work.
React to Common - Be / its produced mainly by Kanye and some tracks are produced by legendary producer J Dilla. To me its one of the best albums of the 2000s
And you are right every album is completely different. You also mentioned the album sounds new despite being 20 years old, thats another common thing with kanye his production is timeless
Crazy to think this is 20 years old man makes me feel even older, Kanye is 1 of a kind honestly. Looking forward to your next reviews dropped a sub so I dont miss out
Love this channel, you two are great and spot on with everything you said, and you're in for a fucking ride, kanye in my opinion is the greatest artist of all time for multiple reasons. Can't wait for this journey.
Being such a small channel. It’s comments like this that keep us going everyday. You have commented being real and that’s exactly what we are doing. Thank you so much. Honestly it keeps us going comments like this 👍
@@TwistTheScript The pleasure is all mine, It won't be a small channel for long, you guys are unbelievably likeable and open minded. Just all around top blokes. Best of luck from Ireland 🇮🇪
Kanye is just incredible, I am really looking forward to both of you getting into his music and get a taste of what a diverse artist he is. So many different feelings this artist can produce and put you into. You will love it as more as you get into it. Greetings from Austria
I’m typing this as the song begins, so my apologies if you spotted this on your own, but Spaceship is in 3/4 time, making it one of very few hip-hop tracks that is not in 4/4 - mainly because rapping to other time signatures is incredibly difficult. In fact, as you may be able to tell if you listen carefully, it seems apparent that both Consequence and GLC - the emcees on 2nd and 3rd verses - struggled with their syllable placement (and that’s not to disparage or discredit their technical rapping skills whatsoever); certainly their vocals were cleaned up for the end product, but there are still some spots mid-bar where you can hear their cadence go slightly off-beat in a way that doesn’t suggest intentional syncopation. Honestly, I think that just makes it all the more impressive Kanye was able to make his verse flow so seamlessly.
My son Kory works away all week. He comes home every Friday. He walked in tonight and said you need to react to Peep or XXX….Im not convinced my Dad will like it. What do you reckon?
Both of those artists are another league of artists. True geniuses when it comes to music theory. Xxxtentacion has a few collabs with Kanye and such. Peep is more underground, but i feel like y'all would appreciate X's production more .
Funny thing is I saw the MBDTF album review and heard you were considering starting from the beginning which had me excited. Then I completely forgot the name of your channel because I wanted to check in to see if you started the journey and luckily the youtube algorithm popped this video just now. I’m subscribed now and see you’ve reviewed other great albums so I’m looking forward to checking more videos out! Looking forward to Late Registration’s review this album came out the summer/fall I graduated high school and is my favorite
My fav allbum is graduation im keen for you to hear that, but my second favourite is kids see ghosts which is fairly recent. By the way his new album vultures is acheduled to release today
love you and your dads love for music, especially seeing you guys seem to share some love for the same music as me like mbv, slowdive and other shoegaze type artists. i’m not sure how familiar you guys are with beach house but i would love to see you guys check them out, depression cherry would be a good place to start or bloom. just the way you guys have talked about what you guys like in your videos i think you two will love it, great videos mane
Hi … yes I really like Beach House 👍 but on the other hand MBV wow what can I say .. one of my fav bands believe it or not 👍❤️ also one of the best gigs I’ve been to … Apollo in Manchester a few years back .. absolutely blew me and my band mate Mick away 😮 also the loudest gig ever but with awesome clarity … top top band and Loveless is a gem 💎👍 thanks for your comments 👍
I'm already assuming Jesus walks gonna impress him the most. Love the channel. Hope you do Atrocity exibition by Danny Brown next. Easily the best album of 2010s.
No they are not lmao when did you start listening to kanye?late registration has a more majestic orchestral sound, college dropout has a more chipmunk soul sound anyways these are the 2 best albums of kanye,there are some other great ones but these the goat
@@JjkJjk-or9kc confrontational way to approach your comment but allow me to clarify. I'm not saying they are the same, I'm saying they are similar - as in Late Registration is a very natural evolution of the sound from the college dropout. I'm then saying, that the change is more jarring in future albums. LR to Grad. Grad to 808's. 808's to MBDTF. MBDTF to Yeezus. Yeezus to TLOP. Look at all the other albums and compare how drastic the evolution in sound is. Also I disagree they are his best albums. Though I enjoy them a lot as well,.
Slow jamz is incredible for so many reasons. Jamie Foxx killed the chorus, this was literally a modern day 70s soul song you can slow dance to it, you can sex to it all that. And even how the song flows. It has a slow flow at first then twists ends the song super fast. Just like sex. You start off gettin it all hot then when it’s time you go hard in the paint! 😈💖
Kanye will never be the greatest wordsmith or the deepest poet but he sometimes hits you with lines that make you pause and go "Damn that was pretty good." For me it was on Two Words when he says "And i basically know now weve been racially profiled, cuffed up and hosed down, pimped up and hoed down." As a kid that grew up with the images of American police in the south literally arresting children and turning firehoses on full blast at black people, i can imagine how much that affected him.
Mates, if it's possible try to read a bit of the context around the next few albums as well, each album is different because it's informed by where he is in his career, events leading up to the album, especially important post-Graduation.
Alright fellas, great channel building up. I know it's not easy to catch everything on a first list and I understand that you guys are more concerned with the musical elements of music which I enjoy but a big part of Rap or what it once was about, is telling your story to the world. Kanye goes on to do less of that as his career goes on however I think it would add some more to your videos get your perspective on what's being said and the themes of the albums as 2 fellas from the other side of the world. But of course only do so if you feel comfortable doing so. Just a suggestion.
Loving the hip hop reactions lads, can I make a suggestion to add to your list : Wu-tang clan, Enter the wu tang (36 chambers) Think you’ll like Rza’s production style 👍🏼
Can you react to Big L - lifestyles of the broke and dangerous album. You will enjoy it trust me. Big L is considered in the top 5 greatest rappers of all time
He went head to head with 50cent on his graduation release and smoked him in album sales imo because hes not just rapping about shooting up some op block
ANGELSHAVEFALLEN - we played that today before we recorded. Honestly we thought it was really good. Keep going. When you make it make sure you mention Twist the Script 👍
Fun fact, kanye recorded through the wire with his jaw wired shut from the car crash.
That's why it's called "Through the Wire". He's rapping through the literal wire
Yes that added depth to the song knowing Kanye was literally rapping "through the wire".
He wasn’t on the album version though. You can find the version where he really rapped it with the wire online.
he actually was, but not as early as the first version so his mouth was better@@rubendoorn7589
Nice
Kanye's first five albums are all classics. A run like that might not ever happen again.
Yeezus is a classic too
Some would argue first 7. I wolf say it skips Yeezus ( although its a good album) and TLOP is classic.
Imo, everything before Jesus is King is damn near flawless. Donda was also great and vultures has some bangers
@@jd3thegreatI say first all of them
Yes, he rapped with his mouth wired, hence the title "Through The Wire". The sample says "Through the fire", but his production makes it sound like "through the wire" to fit the context of the song. There are other versions of the song, one that was originally released that said "In the same hospital where Tupac died", but turned out that was wrong and it was Biggie Smalls who died in the same hospital Kanye was treated in, so he switched the lyrics. You'll see more about the song in the documentary, there's a lot of history behind it, but the biggest thing to know is that once he got in the car accident, meaning its one of the older songs on the album. But the accident is when he realized he should go all in to rap because life is too short to limit yourself. In his case, the industry wanted him to stay as a producer, but the accident was a sign to chase his dreams.
Wow. Great knowledge for me this.
he said through the wire because a microphone is called a wire, and because his jaw was wired shut. He also says spitting through the wire because he's spitting since he has his jaw wired shut, and because spitting is another word for rapping so it's a quadruple entendre
@@Fluxuriouss i think i heard about the spit line, but never about the mic. that's fucking wild
I think a lot of people don’t realize how revolutionary this album was, it absolutely changed hip-hop as a whole and made Kanye undoubtedly one of the biggest artistic pioneers of the twenty-first century.
Also the music is so charming and soulful, you can just sense the passion and love throughout the entire album.
Edit: Commenting again to clear some stuff, the intro skits feature DeRay Davis doing a Bernie Mac impression, and your father is right in his assumption that he’s a figure of authority, I believe he’s supposed to be a teacher at the college Kanye’s at in the narrative. Great reaction guys, you’re definitely gonna be big in the future! ❤️🤗
There were already a lot of albums insoiring people change in hip hop but kanye has the soulful passion
Was nominated for 12 Grammy if I'm not mistaken just for one album so you know it was big introduction
Twista’s verse is so underrated on Slow Jamz. Love how he snuck in so many R&B singers/bands into his bars. So clever!
Is he still doing bits? Not heard Twista’s name in a minute?
Debut Album and a Grammy, only a very few have done it
Who else has done it?
Lauren Hill @@TwistTheScript
@@TwistTheScript Lauryn Hill ✨
@@TwistTheScriptEminem I think
@@w4976. nah he didnt its just kanye and lauryn hill i think
My favorite album of all time, perfect mix of humor and deep subjects, with a ton of confidence and determination
For a minute I thought you was talking about me and my old man !
Kanye greatest artist of all time
Two words and through the wire are perfect
it’s the 20th anniversary. Kanye is the goat
Glad you liked my album, I'm 100% sure you'll reach 100k or more at some point
Dudeeeee you are kanye fr? where is vultures????
Drop vultures kanye🙏🙏
Drop the fucking album 😂😂😐
Hey!! I'm da real Alfredo!@@Flexrush
Thank you Kanye, very cool!
Last call makes me tear up every time man.
Honestly, I wish I could have played that track right through. Take me 4 hrs to upload a Vid anyway. !!
yep you were right about through the wire being recorded with his jaw wired up
I knew I heard something. 👍
The the guy is DeRay Davis and he’s doing an impression of Bernie Mac, who was on Friday and they are all from Chicago as am I lol 😂
Ya I respected him making the connection in the video. Checked the comments to see if somebody let them know the background of the skits
Cheers my Man. I knew I heard a connection.
If I may interject - and I know, I haven’t waited for permission but I’m interjecting anyway - DeRay Davis is a legendary yet also hugely underrated comedian. He has a special on Netflix called “How to Act Black” and it is absolutely fantastic - I would genuinely put it on par with some of Dave Chappelle’s work, especially in terms of how he explores so-called “Black American culture” in a way that is hilariously entertaining but also legitimately bridges cultural gaps. So, y’know, if you guys ever get the urge to venture into comedy on the channel (or even in your spare time, not that you needed my permission), well, there you are.
Album changed Hip Hop. And then he subsequently went on to change it with every new album he dropped. Excited for you guys to go through the journey in order. There is a lot of context in his life that informs each album. Big part of the Kanye mythos and why he is still at the front of the cultural zeitgeist today.
Looking forward to getting back onto Kanye. Hopefully in the next couple of weeks. See your doing well on RUclips. Keep up the good work 👌
Could very well be the best rap album ever. Pure musical genius! This is what fans mean when we say "We miss the Old Kanye"
Just waiting for them getting to yeezus
every time a new one of these reaction channels come out and they start reacting to kanye i just play the waiting game until they get to yeezus
Is it that good?
It is its just highly experimental and the reactions are always interesting @TwistTheScript
@@TwistTheScriptit's a mix of experimental hip hop and rock- based production too at some points
Can’t wait for it
Excited to take this journey with y'all! Kanye's one of them artists whose music never gets old. Great video!
Everytime family business comes on I get choked up , beautiful song
Excited to see your journey. Haircut looking sharp!
Derek. He is looking sharp isn’t he. 👌
looking forward to continuing the journey with you guys
Honestly we are loving doing it.
You guys have a channel that will strike gold with going through Kanye’s discography. The main reason people gravitate to these type of channels is it allows us to go back in memory to hearing Kanye’s albums for the first time and how it felt. His discography is the greatest in hip hop. Have fun with it. I am looking forward to your Yeezus review. I would also love to see you eventually get to Watch the Throne(Collaboration album with Jay-Z)
Loving the Kanye journey. Can’t wait for Late registration. Being real though. We ain’t waiting for it to strike. We just loving doing what we are doing. Keeping ourself grounded and remembering why we started this.
This is a refreshing review, no preconceived perception or listening to what anyone else says, just listening to the music(and the doc, I think you guys would enjoy his interviews as well), and making your own judgments. In my opinion there isn’t a bad albums in his discography.
Just a total honest reaction. It’s all about being open minded. I think the more we do these reactions the open we get. As you can see we are really starting to understand Kanye and his work.
React to Common - Be / its produced mainly by Kanye and some tracks are produced by legendary producer J Dilla. To me its one of the best albums of the 2000s
Impeccable taste in music guys 🎶✨
Thank you. Keep watching ❤️
So excited for this journey and you guys seeing his development as an artist!
All falls down is perfect track has a message it's catchy n lyrical and has a really good hook
And you are right every album is completely different. You also mentioned the album sounds new despite being 20 years old, thats another common thing with kanye his production is timeless
so many albums i'm looking forward to you guys reacting to, this was great! glad you guys enjoyed it
Thanks 👍 means a lot to us ❤️
Crazy to think this is 20 years old man makes me feel even older, Kanye is 1 of a kind honestly. Looking forward to your next reviews dropped a sub so I dont miss out
Thanks Bro 👍❤️
Absolute gem of a RUclips channel!
Thank you so much ❤️❤️
They've taken the top spot for reaction channels already
Just real on this channel. Hopefully you can see. Couldn’t do it any other way ❤️
The doc just gets better!
Kanye really made history with this project, such a legendary album
keep up the great work guys!!
Thank you ☺️
Love this channel, you two are great and spot on with everything you said, and you're in for a fucking ride, kanye in my opinion is the greatest artist of all time for multiple reasons. Can't wait for this journey.
Being such a small channel. It’s comments like this that keep us going everyday. You have commented being real and that’s exactly what we are doing. Thank you so much. Honestly it keeps us going comments like this 👍
@@TwistTheScript The pleasure is all mine, It won't be a small channel for long, you guys are unbelievably likeable and open minded. Just all around top blokes. Best of luck from Ireland 🇮🇪
Kanye is just incredible, I am really looking forward to both of you getting into his music and get a taste of what a diverse artist he is. So many different feelings this artist can produce and put you into. You will love it as more as you get into it. Greetings from Austria
Crazy. I’m really starting to appreciate Kanye. Envious of your Ski slopes ⛷️
Best way to start the weekend!
I'm super excited for you guys to listen to the next album Late Registration, its for sure my favorite album he's released.
I believe this is the beauty of all art but especially Hip Hop staying on topic. There's so much to discover by way of the music.
The guy in Friday is comedian Bernie Mac. The guy on this album is comedian Deray Davis doing an impression of Bernie.
I knew I was Semi correct!
looking forward to the next album dude, you're in for a real treat
I’m typing this as the song begins, so my apologies if you spotted this on your own, but Spaceship is in 3/4 time, making it one of very few hip-hop tracks that is not in 4/4 - mainly because rapping to other time signatures is incredibly difficult. In fact, as you may be able to tell if you listen carefully, it seems apparent that both Consequence and GLC - the emcees on 2nd and 3rd verses - struggled with their syllable placement (and that’s not to disparage or discredit their technical rapping skills whatsoever); certainly their vocals were cleaned up for the end product, but there are still some spots mid-bar where you can hear their cadence go slightly off-beat in a way that doesn’t suggest intentional syncopation. Honestly, I think that just makes it all the more impressive Kanye was able to make his verse flow so seamlessly.
Great knowledge and insight 👍😉 really appreciate you taking the time and effort explaining the details you mention ❤️😉
KANYE’S BEST. KANYEEZY YOU DID IT AGAIN
Yeezus is gunna go crazy
I would love for you guys to go through the whole the whole discography. Anyone who has knows what a legend he is.
That’s the plan throughout our journey 👍 👍❤️
Kanye the GOAT 🐐
Cool Channel 👍 Keep up the good work 👊
@@TwistTheScript likewise! Catching up on all of your videos. No doubt you guys are well on your way👏
Thanks for this, you will not regret venturing through kanyes discography.
Another request is - XXXtentacion
My son Kory works away all week. He comes home every Friday. He walked in tonight and said you need to react to Peep or XXX….Im not convinced my Dad will like it. What do you reckon?
Both of those artists are another league of artists. True geniuses when it comes to music theory. Xxxtentacion has a few collabs with Kanye and such. Peep is more underground, but i feel like y'all would appreciate X's production more .
Funny thing is I saw the MBDTF album review and heard you were considering starting from the beginning which had me excited. Then I completely forgot the name of your channel because I wanted to check in to see if you started the journey and luckily the youtube algorithm popped this video just now. I’m subscribed now and see you’ve reviewed other great albums so I’m looking forward to checking more videos out! Looking forward to Late Registration’s review this album came out the summer/fall I graduated high school and is my favorite
Ohhh honestly. What a comment. The Algorithm has worked for us both. Sounds like a journey before you even found us AGAIN !! 😂🤣
@@TwistTheScriptbest of luck on your channel. I’ll be watching!
Amazing video. Keep up the kanye
Thank you. Ohhh we will don’t worry. 👍
Just look what was was handed him, his father abandoned him, but God blessed him extra
My fav allbum is graduation im keen for you to hear that, but my second favourite is kids see ghosts which is fairly recent. By the way his new album vultures is acheduled to release today
Love the video and Keep going guys! I can see this channel blowing up.
Amazing reaction ❤
20 years to the day! 02/09/2004
No Way !
@@TwistTheScript yep! Thank you for the reaction. I love watching you and your dad give honest reactions. Keep it up!
@@TwistTheScript oops, I apologize. 2/10. Close enough haha
My favorite album of all time
Please do all of kanyes catalogue
We are defo doing all his discography in near future … we’ve done the first two and this one upto now … Graduation coming next 👍❤️ soon
love you and your dads love for music, especially seeing you guys seem to share some love for the same music as me like mbv, slowdive and other shoegaze type artists. i’m not sure how familiar you guys are with beach house but i would love to see you guys check them out, depression cherry would be a good place to start or bloom. just the way you guys have talked about what you guys like in your videos i think you two will love it, great videos mane
Hi … yes I really like Beach House 👍 but on the other hand MBV wow what can I say .. one of my fav bands believe it or not 👍❤️ also one of the best gigs I’ve been to … Apollo in Manchester a few years back .. absolutely blew me and my band mate Mick away 😮 also the loudest gig ever but with awesome clarity … top top band and Loveless is a gem 💎👍 thanks for your comments 👍
you guys are amazing
Can’t wait to see you guys react to late registration !
Looking forward to doing it 👍
I love this Album
I'm already assuming Jesus walks gonna impress him the most. Love the channel. Hope you do Atrocity exibition by Danny Brown next. Easily the best album of 2010s.
He Didn't drop yesterday, but if he does you should react to Vultures (It's probably not comingout)
Cant wait for late registration! And all others of course
Would like to see a Yeezys reaction. Definitely his most polarizing album.
We going to get through his discography in near future in order 👍
u guys are cool affff ur dad remember my dad, HE used to loveeee kanye. Fking good reaction
Thanks man 👍 means a lot to us 👍😉❤️
Basically late registration and college dropout are the only similar albums tbh, the sound changes significantly every album onwards.
No they are not lmao when did you start listening to kanye?late registration has a more majestic orchestral sound, college dropout has a more chipmunk soul sound anyways these are the 2 best albums of kanye,there are some other great ones but these the goat
@@JjkJjk-or9kc confrontational way to approach your comment but allow me to clarify.
I'm not saying they are the same, I'm saying they are similar - as in Late Registration is a very natural evolution of the sound from the college dropout.
I'm then saying, that the change is more jarring in future albums. LR to Grad. Grad to 808's. 808's to MBDTF. MBDTF to Yeezus. Yeezus to TLOP.
Look at all the other albums and compare how drastic the evolution in sound is.
Also I disagree they are his best albums. Though I enjoy them a lot as well,.
I'm here for the journey 👌
👍👍
Slow jamz is incredible for so many reasons. Jamie Foxx killed the chorus, this was literally a modern day 70s soul song you can slow dance to it, you can sex to it all that. And even how the song flows. It has a slow flow at first then twists ends the song super fast. Just like sex. You start off gettin it all hot then when it’s time you go hard in the paint! 😈💖
Another cracking vid fellas.. 👍🏻
Thanks a lot 👍❤️
J Cole - The Off season next please 🔥🔥🔥
or
Big K.R.I.T 4eva is a mighty long time 🔥🔥🔥
Both on our list 👍😉
i believe kanye's verse on two words was freestyle!
Really? Wow !! Amazing.
Kanye will never be the greatest wordsmith or the deepest poet but he sometimes hits you with lines that make you pause and go "Damn that was pretty good." For me it was on Two Words when he says "And i basically know now weve been racially profiled, cuffed up and hosed down, pimped up and hoed down." As a kid that grew up with the images of American police in the south literally arresting children and turning firehoses on full blast at black people, i can imagine how much that affected him.
You guys should check out Earl Sweatshirt!
Mates, if it's possible try to read a bit of the context around the next few albums as well, each album is different because it's informed by where he is in his career, events leading up to the album, especially important post-Graduation.
Post - Graduation. Okay. Let’s see. 👍
please do more
You have to react to graduation album by Kanye west next!
We going to be doing his discography in order …. 👍 Late Registration next and onwards .. hopefully be out for weekend bit earlier 👍😉
Can you react to Jay-z Reasonable Doubt, Ludacris Back for the first time, and Nas Illmatic
Great video!
Thanks a lot 👍❤️
4 Your Eyez Only by J Cole. My favourite rap album of all time, a classic. You'd love it imo
Alright fellas, great channel building up. I know it's not easy to catch everything on a first list and I understand that you guys are more concerned with the musical elements of music which I enjoy but a big part of Rap or what it once was about, is telling your story to the world. Kanye goes on to do less of that as his career goes on however I think it would add some more to your videos get your perspective on what's being said and the themes of the albums as 2 fellas from the other side of the world. But of course only do so if you feel comfortable doing so. Just a suggestion.
Loving the hip hop reactions lads, can I make a suggestion to add to your list :
Wu-tang clan, Enter the wu tang (36 chambers)
Think you’ll like Rza’s production style 👍🏼
Cool suggestion 👍 will check it out 👍😉
React to Graduation… Kanye’s best work
Working our way from KW from the start and onwards 👍
Pops might lose it when he hears Graduation
Yes, Through the Wire he rapped with his jaw brace on after the car crash
Thank you. I knew I heard his voice different 👍
Enjoy your Kanye wormhole!
Rabbithole
Can you react to Big L - lifestyles of the broke and dangerous album. You will enjoy it trust me. Big L is considered in the top 5 greatest rappers of all time
Cool 😎 will look into this 👍
He went head to head with 50cent on his graduation release and smoked him in album sales imo because hes not just rapping about shooting up some op block
Really 🤔 wow 😮👍
great video you guys should listen to kid cudi’s man on the moon trilogy along the way as well
I’ve said Cudi for a while.
Ahh College Dropout... ❤
You're officialy a Kanye fan when you start defending him and blame the media. Welcome to the club!
Absolutely….. Would you believe me if I said I’ve got Devil in a new dress one right now? Just at the instrumental before RR come in.
Think bono took him on tour after this came out
y'all need to react to my album OPUS!
Any more info of this ? Where can we find it etc 👍😉
@@TwistTheScript it's out on all platforms just search "TheVidko OPUS"
ANGELSHAVEFALLEN - we played that today before we recorded. Honestly we thought it was really good. Keep going. When you make it make sure you mention Twist the Script 👍
please do his full discography you will be surprised 🙏
Ohhh we are doing it. Late Registration next
@@TwistTheScript let's goooo
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LATE REGISTRATION NEXT
Of course.
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Faces by Mac Miller Next!
Defo on our list 👍😉
RELEASED FEB. 9 2004 🖤🕊️
god bless you.
God bless you too ❤️
Good video, I highly recommend 1999 by Joey Bada$$
Cheers for your suggestion 👍
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Thanks for your suggestions … will look into these 👍😉