i saw them live in a small venue, they came on played straight for an hour, no breaks, literally every song transitioned and then left without a word. It was perfect.
ronald bangtidy same here, they played a shephard tone for the whole hour before they came on so everyone was rabid or aomething, absolutely nuts show in london
The thing that's so crazy about MC Ride's lyrics is that most of the time you can either barely hear them, or they're overpowered by the instrumental, but the dude has some of the most complex and cryptic and in-depth lyrics of the decade
I'm not sure if you were implying these are rides lyrics entirely but the entire band contributes to every part and lots of this stuff is written and mastermind by Zach
D Lux source? far as i know like 95% of the lyrics are completely written by stef except a few songs or atleast thats what the credits say on the songs
Since no one is doing it, I'll do the timestamps: 0:57 Get Got 2:26 The Fever (Aye Aye) 3:45 Lost Boys 5:19 Blackjack 6:50 Hustle Bones 8:16 I've Seen Footage 10:14 Double Helix 11:14 System Blower 12:38 The Cage 15:51 Punk Weight 16:40 Fuck That 17:29 Bitch Please 19:43 Hacker
Damn man this has been quite a journey, hasn't it. Crazy how much your knowledge and appreciation of the genre has expanded since the beginning of Rock Reacts and whatnot. Keep doing what you're doing JD!
"Strangely listenable." perfectly sums up probably almost everyone's first reaction to The Money Store. It's so weird and out there and going in ten different directions at once, and yet in pretty much every track there's something immediately catchy that you can focus on. Those catchy bits carry you through your first couple of listen-throughs, and after that the bits that you couldn't handle before start making sense. And because the production is so dense, there's lots and lots for you to discover, making The Money Store a very rewarding album to listen to over and over again. Btw Jon the beat in Lost Boys is so good, please give it a listen with a good audio setup with volume turned a bit too loud and you'll get it for sure. The beat drop in the beginning of Lost Boys is one of the definite highlights from the album, I always rewind it a couple of times.
You've done peggy and death grips, now you have to do clipping!! Its the experimental rap trifecta. They even have a new album coming out. Clppng and Slpendor and misery are both amazing
Jpegmafia has no right to be on said trifecta over B L A C K I E, or even Dalek, peggy's is relatively new to the scene and he hasn't yet had time to become an influential figure, i love jpegmafia's music, but he hasn't proved yet how influential he will become in the long run
Peggy's been around just as long as DG, just under different names. Dude literally was one of the progenitors of Vaporwave before Vaporwave even became a thing lmao.
@Colby S Perhaps, but his last two albums have been wildly successful. Probably more so than any of Clipping's projects. Don't get me wrong, I love all three of them, but I think Peggy's meteoric rise, and also staying power with two successful albums under his belt is enough to merit a place. Clipping and Death Grips would have both deserved their places after their first two albums as well.
Yeah MC Ride's lyrics are actually worth checking out. This album is very catchy and I would call it their "pop" album, which might give you a sense of how the rest of their discography is.
@@sebc.416 the money store is by far their least abrasive albums imo. I think most casual music listeners are more likely to enjoy TMS than something like TPTB or YOTS
Death Grips season??? Pls But to add something substantial, DG is one of the best and most interesting groups of the decade. Def not for everyone and some of their releases are more obtuse than others, but they always have a sens of purpose and musicality even when they are breaking genres and your brain. Money Store is like being pushed into your computer and through the internet while hackers and viruses chase you and you are sporadically electrocuted. Very causal listen
You're so very good at speaking your stream of consciousness that it's a pleasure to sit through the entirety of these reviews. Glad you enjoyed the album, can't wait for more!
Death Grips is definitely something that takes time to really appreciate and enjoy, I couldn't get through my first two listens, it was too much for me, but now they are one of my favorite bands.
First time I listened the money store I was like wtf is this and why everyone likes it then on my 2nd try i love it now I used to listen it when I play something fast like deadcells
The first time I've ever listened to Death Grips it was too much for me. I wasn't ready and I just assumed that it wasn't for me, even if I appreciated the experimentation and the creativity behind their music. It took me almost two years to enjoy their music and understand what they were trying to do. Now they are one of my favourite bands ever (and The Money Store is one of my favourite albums of all time). I saw them live recently and it was one of the weirdest and craziest experiences of my entire life. Glad to see you're finally reacting to them but give it a bit more time. They are amazing and every one of their projects needs a few listens before it really clicks (unless you're a fan and are used to their sound)
Yes Jon! This album is a treat, took a lot of time for me to digest properly, but whenever I do come back to it I always find something new. Really solid project
The Money Store is unique in the Death Grips catalogue because it's the only album of theirs I would characterize as a dance album. Once you're familiar with all of the surprises 2 or 3 listens in, it becomes quite a fun album to dance to. I'm interested to see what you think of their more punk/electro doom/heavy metal type albums.
The cage is one of my favourite DGs songs and I was getting so hyped with your reaction to it and then you twatted the desk hahaha. You came away from the album with the same reaction that I did that despite listening to a lot of music (that varies greatly) it was very refreshing to listen to something that sounded truly unique. Think you’ll love Exmilitary too. Keep up the good work JD
When i put this album on i always finish it the whole way through. I feel like every song enhances the other and once you have listened to it a lot it feels like a very cohesive album
Just give it some time. It takes a couple re-listens to really enjoy the album at it’s fullest. On a first go, certain tracks may seem better than others, but eventually you’ll come to enjoy them all on the same level. As a DJ who spins predominantly soul, jazz, boogie, funk, house, etc., this album remains a personal favorite. Quite possibly my favorite album to come out in the last 20 years.
Death Grips are definitely unique in their own great way. You should react to their first album Exmilitary. It’s closer to traditional Hip-Hop but they still have their uniqueness in it. It’s great and worth a listen!
I will watch every single ad in its entirety for the death grips videos, so glad you’re checking out full albums. Ideally you’d go through the discography in chronological order but some standouts I think you’ll like are Jenny death, no lovedeep web and year of the snitch
Jon if you follow death grips season with injury reserve you will have reacted too all my favourite rappers and groups in a single year love the content keep it up
i couldn't contain my joy when i saw you'd uploaded this. sick reaction, Jon - you're the best. your analogies throughout were both hilarious and insightful. if you react to more of their discography (i recommend The Powers That B), i think reading along with the lyrics would actually be a good shout (if it's humanly possible on a first listen). Ride is a brilliant lyricist when you get a chance to take it all in.
I suggest listening to Exmilitary next, imo their most accessible album (technically a mixtape). Also, listen to Black Up by Shabazz Palaces, it's also pretty experimental hip-hop, as I like to call it, extraterrestrial hip-hop. Definitely one of my albums of the decade.
As you speculated their liveshow is absolutely insane. I saw Jpegmafia, Denzel Curry, Brockhampton, Sheck Wes, Skepta, Joey Purp, Sophie and Death Grips at Roskilde festival in Denmark this summer. While they were all great shows (especially Brockhampton) none of the crowds came close to the level of insane energy as the Death grips concert did. Would recommend to anyone wanting to experience one of the most intense concerts of their life. (as long as you're ready to get completely beaten up in the crowd) #unsubscribed
Sugar Beats i stayed in the gap at the back when I went to see them but barely missed their sights, and even then the energy culminated was incredibly intense, almost demonic
This album is fucking mental, it caught me a week after my first listen, it's so intricately constructed and experimental in style I can listen to tracks for the 100th time and find something new, the layering in Hacker is truly incredible. I recommend checking out Exmilitary, No Love Deep Web, The Powers that B, Bottomless Pit - The Money Store is my favourite.
There are few tracks in my life that have blown my mind: Gimme Chocolate/Baby Metal, Date with the night/Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Paranoid Android/Radiohead, and Get Got/Death Grips. There are others of course. It sort of captures you and forces your brain to adapt in some way. Music ultimately is an experience. Thank goodness it exists :D
Paranoid Android is arguably one of the greatest songs if all time. I fucking cried the first time I heard it holy shit. On GP, Devil in a New Dress, and U also could take that title.
They do use samples actually, they're pretty outlandish with them as well. System Blower takes a tennis match of all things and distorts the shit out of it. The "IT'S DEATH" part at the intro for The Cage iirc is actually from, "Death Grips (Next Grips), one of their earlier songs from their self titled EP. And that's only two of several sample examples from this album alone. You've probably been tipped off to this guy before but if you haven't, check out Bandstand's videos on this group in your free time. They've got videos on several artists and it's kinda crazy where and how some people get their samples and how it translates to their songs.
Woomy Sem 1 year ago (edited) Since no one is doing it, I'll do the timestamps: 0:57 Get Got 2:26 The Fever (Aye Aye) 3:45 Lost Boys 5:19 Blackjack 6:50 Hustle Bones 8:16 I've Seen Footage 10:14 Double Helix 11:14 System Blower 12:38 The Cage 15:51 Punk Weight 16:40 Fuck That 17:29 Bitch Please 19:43 Hacker
If you're ever planning to listen to the rest of the albums (off cam or on) you should listen to them in chronological order. That's the best experience after being introduced by either TMS or Exmilitary.
The lyricism of Death Grips is unparalleled in how cryptic and unsavoury it is. Its a very rewarding experience to read into and understand this amazingly dark world MC Ride and gang created. If you enjoyed The Money Store, Bottomless Pit is very similar, however their whole discography is near flawless and if this becomes a Death Grips season my 2019 will be made
Yesssssss!!! You now need to listen to the rest of their albums going in order (going back to Exmilitary first) pleaseeeee!!!! This group after multiple album listens has legit become my crack
Saw them live in a Nottingham club earlier this year, it was I N S A N E . The atmosphere, the volume, the group themselves... It was an hour of straight madness, MC Ride performs shirtless and without even a break for water, it's just constant noise and it's amazing. I had a good few bruises afterwards tho. See them live if you can!
YASSS. Watching people experience Death Grips for the first time is so fun. I highly recommend listening to Exmilitary! My other personal faves are Powers that B and Bottomless Pit
Also PLEASE listen to either Bottomless Pit or Government Plates. BP is like a follow up to the Money Store but with more Hardcore Punk influence, and GP is super experimental with lots of rave music influence
JD, love how confused the album left you lmao maybe you should have listened to their self titled mixtape first. i always tell people to start there when i recommend death grips. i think u should listen to it before “no love deep web” love the the videos, keep up the great work!
i saw them live in a small venue, they came on played straight for an hour, no breaks, literally every song transitioned and then left without a word. It was perfect.
ronald bangtidy same, 1 hour of non stop moshpits
Exact same experience
ronald bangtidy same here, they played a shephard tone for the whole hour before they came on so everyone was rabid or aomething, absolutely nuts show in london
All their shows are the same
Except that one time Stefan said thank you back in 2011 and the n word this year
“This makes JPEGMAFIA seem like Drake” 😂😂
Instantly went to comment this as soon as he said it😂 best line reaction ive heard to death grips
somewhere in baltimore peggy just put a hole in some drywall
And that’s a big diss because Peggy trying to take Hip Hop out the Drake era lol 💀
funny thing is, Bottomless Pit and Jenny Death is more mind bending with their sounds, money store is soft
@@diegorocha2826 lol, same here.
The thing that's so crazy about MC Ride's lyrics is that most of the time you can either barely hear them, or they're overpowered by the instrumental, but the dude has some of the most complex and cryptic and in-depth lyrics of the decade
They're like what metal singers belt out but three times harder to understand
Volcano pussy
The table's flipped, _now we got all the coconuts, _*_bitch_*
I'm not sure if you were implying these are rides lyrics entirely but the entire band contributes to every part and lots of this stuff is written and mastermind by Zach
D Lux source? far as i know like 95% of the lyrics are completely written by stef except a few songs or atleast thats what the credits say on the songs
LETS GO JOHN FINALLLYYY THE MONEY STORE
FUCK YEAH
Thank you thank you thank you 🙏🏻
Yo are you gonna do one on All My Heroes are Cornballs???
i have a feeling that you like death grips
@@averys1738 we can't be sure
Since no one is doing it, I'll do the timestamps:
0:57 Get Got
2:26 The Fever (Aye Aye)
3:45 Lost Boys
5:19 Blackjack
6:50 Hustle Bones
8:16 I've Seen Footage
10:14 Double Helix
11:14 System Blower
12:38 The Cage
15:51 Punk Weight
16:40 Fuck That
17:29 Bitch Please
19:43 Hacker
Thank you!
Legend
Legend!
MY MAN
Hero
“Is that a Nine-Inch Nails sample? I don’t even know if they use samples” ... oh John, if you only knew😂
DAPO Gorman lmfao
They literally sample their own songs now lmfao
@@lukeberrie3942 They've been sampling their own stuff before even exmillitary
(for example full moon sample a track from Xach Hill)
Is that a Deleuze icon?
riley burton yes sirrrrr
Damn man this has been quite a journey, hasn't it. Crazy how much your knowledge and appreciation of the genre has expanded since the beginning of Rock Reacts and whatnot. Keep doing what you're doing JD!
Death Grips breaks everyone on their first listen. There is no immediate understanding, other than the primal guttural body reaction to it.
shut up dork
maskei ?
Facts bruh I had to listen to this album twice to actually ascertain what I felt on the first listen
This makes me want to listen to their entire discography for the 97th time lmao IDK why
As someone who was first introduced to Death Grips through Bottomless Pit (specifically Hothead), this is true.
"Strangely listenable." perfectly sums up probably almost everyone's first reaction to The Money Store. It's so weird and out there and going in ten different directions at once, and yet in pretty much every track there's something immediately catchy that you can focus on. Those catchy bits carry you through your first couple of listen-throughs, and after that the bits that you couldn't handle before start making sense. And because the production is so dense, there's lots and lots for you to discover, making The Money Store a very rewarding album to listen to over and over again.
Btw Jon the beat in Lost Boys is so good, please give it a listen with a good audio setup with volume turned a bit too loud and you'll get it for sure. The beat drop in the beginning of Lost Boys is one of the definite highlights from the album, I always rewind it a couple of times.
The first couple tracks definitely grow on you but yup lost boys is so good
Perfectly described my journey with the album
IKR Lost Boys seems so underrated imo.
lost boys is the best track on the album, beat and lyrics.
First time I heard that Lost Boys beat drop I damn near splooged.
You've done peggy and death grips, now you have to do clipping!! Its the experimental rap trifecta. They even have a new album coming out. Clppng and Slpendor and misery are both amazing
Andrew Creel story 2 is a goat rap song!
Absolutely
Jpegmafia has no right to be on said trifecta over B L A C K I E, or even Dalek, peggy's is relatively new to the scene and he hasn't yet had time to become an influential figure, i love jpegmafia's music, but he hasn't proved yet how influential he will become in the long run
Peggy's been around just as long as DG, just under different names. Dude literally was one of the progenitors of Vaporwave before Vaporwave even became a thing lmao.
@Colby S Perhaps, but his last two albums have been wildly successful. Probably more so than any of Clipping's projects. Don't get me wrong, I love all three of them, but I think Peggy's meteoric rise, and also staying power with two successful albums under his belt is enough to merit a place. Clipping and Death Grips would have both deserved their places after their first two albums as well.
Oh this is going to be a fun one
Jon is slowly transitioning into a melon
melon has a bad music taste, but that’s his opinion
a melon or THE melon?
Fuck melon and his shitty opinions
Themelondrop
@@bakhtiyarguseinov9402 u mad lol
Jonathany Denthano, I’m sensing a strong 10 on this one
Yeah MC Ride's lyrics are actually worth checking out. This album is very catchy and I would call it their "pop" album, which might give you a sense of how the rest of their discography is.
Don’t agree this album sonically is one of their most harsh and consistent. Maybe not as unorthodox but still the atmosphere is not pop at all
@@sebc.416, it’s probably their most accessible still.
@@The-X-Territory by far, it's the only one that might not get me arrested if i play it in front of my friends
@@sebc.416 the money store is by far their least abrasive albums imo. I think most casual music listeners are more likely to enjoy TMS than something like TPTB or YOTS
Death Grips season??? Pls But to add something substantial, DG is one of the best and most interesting groups of the decade. Def not for everyone and some of their releases are more obtuse than others, but they always have a sens of purpose and musicality even when they are breaking genres and your brain. Money Store is like being pushed into your computer and through the internet while hackers and viruses chase you and you are sporadically electrocuted. Very causal listen
You gotta do Ex Military too! That mixtape is incredible
For real
Not to be pedantic, but it’s a mixtape, not an EP.
@@molassesdeathbed5531 yeah you're right, my mistake
It’s got some of my favorite songs
Molasses Deathbed zach said he likes to call it an album
I have a feeling you're going to love No Love Deep Web
I have a feeling he is going to appreciate the cover art
Yes! Their best album imo, should definitely follow this up with it!
"you're fit to learn the proper meaning of a beatdown"
My favorite death grips album to this day!
As soon as punk weight hits: YES
IT'S DEATH
Omfg it gets me so pumped up i feel like a god
“I feel like I’ve been taken on a ride” 😂come take a ride with MC RIDE
the day mc ride raps "come take a ride with MC ride" is the day i fucking flip
No mc, just ride
You're so very good at speaking your stream of consciousness that it's a pleasure to sit through the entirety of these reviews. Glad you enjoyed the album, can't wait for more!
The Needle Drop gave this a 10 and called it, "A sonic portrayal of villainy." Really agree with that, it just sounds so primal and untamed.
Yep the whole album represents just pure adrenaline and paranoia that I guess committing crimes brings
DEATH GRIPS SZN PLEASE!!!
14:03 my guy is getting *n o i d e d*
Death Grips is definitely something that takes time to really appreciate and enjoy, I couldn't get through my first two listens, it was too much for me, but now they are one of my favorite bands.
same
First time I listened the money store I was like wtf is this and why everyone likes it then on my 2nd try i love it now I used to listen it when I play something fast like deadcells
The first time I've ever listened to Death Grips it was too much for me. I wasn't ready and I just assumed that it wasn't for me, even if I appreciated the experimentation and the creativity behind their music.
It took me almost two years to enjoy their music and understand what they were trying to do.
Now they are one of my favourite bands ever (and The Money Store is one of my favourite albums of all time).
I saw them live recently and it was one of the weirdest and craziest experiences of my entire life.
Glad to see you're finally reacting to them but give it a bit more time.
They are amazing and every one of their projects needs a few listens before it really clicks (unless you're a fan and are used to their sound)
that's my exact story - except it took me half a year instead!!
Yes Jon! This album is a treat, took a lot of time for me to digest properly, but whenever I do come back to it I always find something new. Really solid project
The Money Store is unique in the Death Grips catalogue because it's the only album of theirs I would characterize as a dance album. Once you're familiar with all of the surprises 2 or 3 listens in, it becomes quite a fun album to dance to. I'm interested to see what you think of their more punk/electro doom/heavy metal type albums.
give Exmilitary by Death Grips a listen. It's closer to traditional hip hop but still very unique and very industrial
14:00 noided !!!!
John your gonna go crazy for BOTTOMLESS PIT !
if he ever reacts to it 😔
@@slawssson9447 hopefully haha
The cage is one of my favourite DGs songs and I was getting so hyped with your reaction to it and then you twatted the desk hahaha. You came away from the album with the same reaction that I did that despite listening to a lot of music (that varies greatly) it was very refreshing to listen to something that sounded truly unique. Think you’ll love Exmilitary too. Keep up the good work JD
Love all the reactions keep it goin man
“I didn’t think it was going to be THIS difficult to listen to” ok my guy listen to NOTM
When i put this album on i always finish it the whole way through. I feel like every song enhances the other and once you have listened to it a lot it feels like a very cohesive album
Exmilitary too
"it feels like im being attacked" lmao.
The scream on system blower is serena williams serving a tennis ball, they have also sampled printers and shit.
Watching people listen to death Grips is like listening for the first again
Just give it some time. It takes a couple re-listens to really enjoy the album at it’s fullest. On a first go, certain tracks may seem better than others, but eventually you’ll come to enjoy them all on the same level. As a DJ who spins predominantly soul, jazz, boogie, funk, house, etc., this album remains a personal favorite. Quite possibly my favorite album to come out in the last 20 years.
Been waiting for this one!
Unbelievable album. So addictive. When you listen to it and say "what the f**k" while smiling. Deaths grips are different class.
oh wow i didnt expect this. finish their discography
Death Grips are definitely unique in their own great way. You should react to their first album Exmilitary. It’s closer to traditional Hip-Hop but they still have their uniqueness in it. It’s great and worth a listen!
i love how he looks like he's on the brink of tears throughout the whole video
Only dg can create an album that hits so hard that both your internet, and monitor break mid-listen.
1:56 YOU’RE WRONG!!!
I will watch every single ad in its entirety for the death grips videos, so glad you’re checking out full albums. Ideally you’d go through the discography in chronological order but some standouts I think you’ll like are Jenny death, no lovedeep web and year of the snitch
I appreciate that a lot, but I don't get the money sadly. Also you only need to watch 6 seconds for it to count x
Stopped listening to Danny brown for this.
Ain't it funny how it happen?
Ain't it?
I could sell honey to a bee
weird exact same for me this was recommended next to him wtf
your reactions are like chilling with a friend you are showing an album, love your videos Jon!
Jon if you follow death grips season with injury reserve you will have reacted too all my favourite rappers and groups in a single year love the content keep it up
JD, you're going to absolutely love their album bottomless pit
You absolute madman! Thank you I love Death Grips
Oh shiiiit didn't expect to see this on my feed! Let's get noided
i couldn't contain my joy when i saw you'd uploaded this. sick reaction, Jon - you're the best. your analogies throughout were both hilarious and insightful.
if you react to more of their discography (i recommend The Powers That B), i think reading along with the lyrics would actually be a good shout (if it's humanly possible on a first listen). Ride is a brilliant lyricist when you get a chance to take it all in.
I suggest listening to Exmilitary next, imo their most accessible album (technically a mixtape). Also, listen to Black Up by Shabazz Palaces, it's also pretty experimental hip-hop, as I like to call it, extraterrestrial hip-hop. Definitely one of my albums of the decade.
As you speculated their liveshow is absolutely insane. I saw Jpegmafia, Denzel Curry, Brockhampton, Sheck Wes, Skepta, Joey Purp, Sophie and Death Grips at Roskilde festival in Denmark this summer. While they were all great shows (especially Brockhampton) none of the crowds came close to the level of insane energy as the Death grips concert did.
Would recommend to anyone wanting to experience one of the most intense concerts of their life. (as long as you're ready to get completely beaten up in the crowd)
#unsubscribed
Sugar Beats i stayed in the gap at the back when I went to see them but barely missed their sights, and even then the energy culminated was incredibly intense, almost demonic
why unsubscribed
the szn begins
the drop on Punk Weight >>>>>>>>>>>>
Nothing like it. Only thing I can think of is Faceshopping by Sophie. It just dumps so hard.
This album is fucking mental, it caught me a week after my first listen, it's so intricately constructed and experimental in style I can listen to tracks for the 100th time and find something new, the layering in Hacker is truly incredible. I recommend checking out Exmilitary, No Love Deep Web, The Powers that B, Bottomless Pit - The Money Store is my favourite.
"3d printed the haka"
HAHAHAHAHA what a simile
There are few tracks in my life that have blown my mind: Gimme Chocolate/Baby Metal, Date with the night/Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Paranoid Android/Radiohead, and Get Got/Death Grips. There are others of course. It sort of captures you and forces your brain to adapt in some way. Music ultimately is an experience. Thank goodness it exists :D
Paranoid Android is arguably one of the greatest songs if all time. I fucking cried the first time I heard it holy shit. On GP, Devil in a New Dress, and U also could take that title.
How are you ALWAYS coming through with exactly what I felt like seeing within like a two day span of me thinking it?? You mad bastard 😂
Loved this, a 10/10 album for me. Hope you react to the rest of their discography. Such a journey!
They do use samples actually, they're pretty outlandish with them as well. System Blower takes a tennis match of all things and distorts the shit out of it. The "IT'S DEATH" part at the intro for The Cage iirc is actually from, "Death Grips (Next Grips), one of their earlier songs from their self titled EP.
And that's only two of several sample examples from this album alone. You've probably been tipped off to this guy before but if you haven't, check out Bandstand's videos on this group in your free time. They've got videos on several artists and it's kinda crazy where and how some people get their samples and how it translates to their songs.
Woomy Sem
1 year ago (edited)
Since no one is doing it, I'll do the timestamps:
0:57 Get Got
2:26 The Fever (Aye Aye)
3:45 Lost Boys
5:19 Blackjack
6:50 Hustle Bones
8:16 I've Seen Footage
10:14 Double Helix
11:14 System Blower
12:38 The Cage
15:51 Punk Weight
16:40 Fuck That
17:29 Bitch Please
19:43 Hacker
he brokethe monitor LOL thats so poetic
Thank you jd you’ve truly blessed us
DEATH GRIPS SEASON WHEN
Can’t wait to see you explore more death grips
GO THROUGH THE ENTIRE MF DOOM AND DEATH GRIPS DISCOG PLEASE
If you're ever planning to listen to the rest of the albums (off cam or on) you should listen to them in chronological order. That's the best experience after being introduced by either TMS or Exmilitary.
its happening its happening
We need you to react to The Powers That B or Bottomless Pit next, I honestly prefer them to The Money Store.
What a great full album reaction, so honest and open to new ideas
Please react to bon iver albums!!! love the content!
12:37. Oh boy do they use samples. I’m pretty sure almost every song has a sample in it throughout their whole discography.
Yeah they do
Punk weight is underrated in my opinion
its crazy how new your channel is, you've quickly become my favorite reviewer on RUclips
Hacker is easily the best track imo
u mean in fantanos opinion
Wonder where you got that idea
can a man just have an opinion ffs, everyone has their own favorite track
The lyricism of Death Grips is unparalleled in how cryptic and unsavoury it is. Its a very rewarding experience to read into and understand this amazingly dark world MC Ride and gang created. If you enjoyed The Money Store, Bottomless Pit is very similar, however their whole discography is near flawless and if this becomes a Death Grips season my 2019 will be made
Death grips is PCP in music form.
pass the sherm stick
yeah listening to them feels like my ketamine benders
hell yeahhhhhh big up all my dg fans!!!
aphex twin 😳😳
Oh my god LOL the man did it. Bookmarking for tmr morning. Prophet you’re a legend.
Bottomless Pit next!
If you haven’t heard On GP you should check it out, my favorite Death Grips track.
How I envision everyone listening to Death Grips: 14:00
Yesssssss!!! You now need to listen to the rest of their albums going in order (going back to Exmilitary first) pleaseeeee!!!! This group after multiple album listens has legit become my crack
You gotta react to all their albums. This ain't even their craziest or their best imo
These guys are so creative and experimental, you should definitely do some other albums by them.
Great vid. Wish I could listen to TMS for the first time again. I was obsessed with it when I first listened to it.
Subbed when you said you're just letting the music punch its hole through you. That's the kind of attitude I want my dg react vids to emphasize
Every time he tries to follow the beat it changes completely 😂
Saw them live in a Nottingham club earlier this year, it was I N S A N E . The atmosphere, the volume, the group themselves... It was an hour of straight madness, MC Ride performs shirtless and without even a break for water, it's just constant noise and it's amazing. I had a good few bruises afterwards tho. See them live if you can!
Even on the first listen, Hustle Bones is too powerful to not enjoy.
Hacker best song of the album
Hard agree
YASSS. Watching people experience Death Grips for the first time is so fun. I highly recommend listening to Exmilitary!
My other personal faves are Powers that B and Bottomless Pit
Unlike most reaction videos I seen. You're very well spoken and genuine, glad I clicked!
Also PLEASE listen to either Bottomless Pit or Government Plates. BP is like a follow up to the Money Store but with more Hardcore Punk influence, and GP is super experimental with lots of rave music influence
clipping. SZN? New album in a couple of weeks
Great video and reaction - especially respect your closing thoughts. Very well put
JD, love how confused the album left you lmao maybe you should have listened to their self titled mixtape first. i always tell people to start there when i recommend death grips. i think u should listen to it before “no love deep web” love the the videos, keep up the great work!