What happened to him with copyright issues is very disgusting and unfair, it's abuse of power. Sampling can be fair use, and here it was. It was transformative
@@antiktestere LOL tell that to billions of dollars, and more to the point, millions of artists that get ripped off and other make money off them with no credit given. Wank stick.
Holy fuck, Freddie Dredd being Ryan C makes so much sense. Holy shit. How the fuck does he hold down the massive Ryan C channels while also doing Freddie Dredd. That's an impressive work ethic.
Dude...this was one of the most comprehensive, easy to follow and clean "history of" videos I have ever seen! Always have wondered about the whole story behind Freddie Dredd. Amazing job!!
nah for real, this guys writing skills and research is wild. the entire time watching im like how tf does he even get this info lol. great stuff as always.
I met Freddie in one of his shows in La in 2021, he’s one of the most chill hilarious brodi’s out there. He was more than cool spending about a half hour just talking to me, cares about his fans.
I've been listening to Freddie since like 2016, unironically since then he's been my favorite artist of all time, this video is unbelievably accurate and I'm super happy you made this. The quality of the video itself is enough to make one invested into the story, good shit Yokai hope to see more!
been known about freddie for close to 4 years. crazy seeing such a small artist that you love then seeing him on billboards such a small time later. love you freddie, you deserve everything you’ve gotten
I believe that freddie dredd is one of the main reasons that transitions became popular on tiktok. starting with cha cha and gtg, along with opaul. all of which were immediately added to my music library when I heard them and I fell in love this this incredible guys music.
admittedly i did find freddie dredd kind of through tiktok??? but i started listening to all his songs and i swear to god i went batshit insane. it was the first time ive ever even heard this genre sound so good and it really introduced me more to this side of music. much love for freddie dredd, bro is a legend
I fell in love with ''Cha cha'' so of course I became curious about who Freddie Dredd really was. This is video was so well made, easy to follow, just excellent. Thank you for making this!
nice one new vid from the OG phonk essayist himself. I'm fucking hyped that you made a video of him man, seeing he's on the process of releasing a new album giving him a new surge of popularity you just came right in time to let the new listeners know who he is, almost like you already planned this all out 👀, freddie is what got me into phonk so its a trip seeing this video, keep the videos up mane
huge fan of phonk and a huge fan of your series'. I am glad you are giving phonk the recognition it deserves as there are so many talented artists that don't get anywhere near the recognition they deserve. Keep them coming I would love to see a video on Von Storm, Roland Jones, Elijah Ghost, etc.
i am so honored to be able to say i was first in line to see him on tuesday at his first show of his very first tour. I am so unbelievably proud of him and how far hes come. my #1 artist 4ever
Freddie is a great artist with probably the worst way to go viral because people on TikTok like to look into people WAY too much, been listening to him since 2016. Still an amazing artists and deserves everything he’s got.
Bro i love you so much, as a follower of freddie dredd i never got to know him better but this video helped me so much, i love the editing skills. Good job bro!
I remember finding Weather on soundcloud and going nuts for it, now and days I prefer more hyperpop than Freddie's type of style, but his music will forever live on in my heart.
it was smart that he stayed hidden but not too hidden to keep the fans from straying away finding out what freddie dredd really is. edit: i remember looking all over the internet looking for what his story is and how he did all this amazing work
Bro Ive known about freddie dredd since like mid-late 2018. Hes definitely a big inspiration on me to listen to Memphis rap, other phonk, and overall had a massive imprint on my preteen-teens. Appreciate this man even though the inevitable tiktok fame, glad hes still consistent and living life
oh my god the dedication to make this video high-quality is enormous. This is an amazing, understandable, good edited video. You're insanely underrated!
I first heard "I Gotta" on Spotify almost a year ago now. Been listening to Freddie Dredd almost daily since. I remembered thinking, "I really like this rapper, but this Ryan C. guy is the shit!" Now I'm finding out it's the same person. I had also been listening to Ryan C. before I found Freddie Dredd. I hope he achieves his goal of becoming a voice actor, but I also hope he continues making music, he's literally my favorite artist right now.
i'm a fan of freddie dredd Spanish-speaking, and since he listened too much to freddie dredd he did not know about his important story, and this video clarified all my doubts about that 🖤
Bro, I got into Phonk in like 13 or 14, and fell over Freddie on Soundcloud. Man is famous now? Wauw. Good for him, man. Ryan C and VRSY JNES need mad love form everybody
i knew opauly you know and other songs for a long time, prolly when some of them came out. Seeing him blew up like this is incredible never would i have thought of that.
I really appreciate these Phonk biographies and would love to see you cover Ryan Celsius Sounds. Before I even knew Phonk music had a name RCS was introducing me to the genre.
tik tok has always been something i really hated but it's exposure on instagram was what got me into freddie dredd. at first i thought that his music was pure doodoo as i kept hearin' the same damn, "damn son, these bitches want some" part which got annoying. honestly though, a quick google search and a link to his soundcloud changed my mind and i was soon to become a big fan of him and doomshop records. freddie is that one of the big influences and reasons in why i make beats and upload phonk music to soundcloud as it truly intrigued me with his gritty textured tracks and his underground roots. i'm thankful for the tik tok trend as it introduced me into a new wave of music that would then inspire my own productions. also yokai, keep up the work as it is always a pleasure to watch these documentaries and listen to the phonk you got to offer.
Great video the editing was so clean and smoooth. i found freddie off a song called snake in 2016 and i would follow his come up on & off ever since discovering him. i remember thinking i liked how consistent his aesthetic was like he knew exactly the lane he wanted to be in as well as what his fans liked out of him and just went at it. this video did a great job of showing how consistent freddie was with his style and content and i hope it pays off immensely in voice acting in the future, much love freddie and yokai.
I don’t think that the fans calling out TikTok using Freddie’s music were gate keeping, I think they knew on some level that the level of fame that TikTok brings to artists also comes with a lot of cancel culture, considering most of TikTok thrives on it.
funny thing abt my discovery of freddie is that he actually had gained alot of popularity on roblox of all places, with many playing his songs thru the in game radios
Suffer is the Album that got me into Freddie's Music was going through a depressive phase back then and scrolled through some Spotify Playlists and the album just picked me up!
I worked with his dad Doug C. I've know that family for over 15yrs! My kids even listen to him! His dad did some construction work in my house back in the day too! Blow up Freddy!
Brooo, I at first had no idea what he looked like, partially found out from Freddie's Inferno, and confirmed it with his Spotify banner. What was a shock was his normal speaking voice that I heard first from this video, which at first didn't make sense, but I can totally hear it In the music. Dude is a legend like nothing else. He matches his music perfectly in my mind.
didnt even realized he was glowin up on tik tok cuse i'm not into social media, but i remember hearing him first time on MAD AS FUCK ft Ramirez (maybe 2015?), instantly fell in love with his shit.. so glad it all went out that great for him, hoping he keeps doin him oh, and thanks so much for this video! great work!
Thanks TikTok for making me discover this genius, it was a sad way but I heard him and fell in love with the sound and I haven’t stopped listening for years 💜
I think I found him in 2019 but didn't know what he looked like until today. Spotify recommended him to me when I was letting spotify show me new stuff to me while I was working.
I think Freddie is a good representation of a new era of rap fans that are diehard connoisseurs of the genre and aren't afraid to throw their hat in the ring even if its different from the mainstream norm. And like, I get a lot of ppl probably were surprised by his appearance (i first heard his music pitched down heavily and literally thought it was Pat lmao) but upon hearing his stuff unedited i was like Oh yeah this is a seasoned interent dude with eclectic tastes and honestly its just really cool to see someone like this be up
killin on demand was the first i heard and i liked it and later saw freddie getting popularity and remembered the song when i heard it on tiktok and went back to look at more of his music. sry i couldn't be around the whole time but i'm really enjoying it rn!
Been listening since shoot 2 kill with baker and this man never miss, but im low key scared of telling anyone in person that i listen to freddie cause i never know how they'll react
thanks for your patience guys, been working on this one for 3 months so it's nice to finally release it 💕
who do you want to see covered next?
How about each subgenres of phonk 😳?
Playa misery or DJ Akoza
Jpegmafia
Devilish trio baker ya maker hydramane and tenngage
RAV THE RAPPER PLS
amazing work yokai ⚒️
thanks legend, can’t wait for the album 💕⚒️
The legend himself
rav
goat
This man opened up a whole genre for me. Rock on Freddie. ⚒️⚒️
What happened to him with copyright issues is very disgusting and unfair, it's abuse of power. Sampling can be fair use, and here it was. It was transformative
Indeed I remember when stuff like cha cha and Opul were taken down cause of copyright due to use of a Japanese singer’s sampled music
Ok Timbaland. Sampling without permission is still stealing end of story.
@@TimewastiusMaximus no stfu music is freedom
@@antiktestere LOL tell that to billions of dollars, and more to the point, millions of artists that get ripped off and other make money off them with no credit given. Wank stick.
@@TimewastiusMaximus idc lmaoo
Freddie’s beats are absolutely goated
Have you featured one of his songs on one of your videos ? I feel like I remember you doing so.
*ryan c
@@nbshftr ryan C IS FREDDIE DREDD!
@@kkkkyoto jokes my friend
Wrath is the grimiest shit and I love it
Holy fuck, Freddie Dredd being Ryan C makes so much sense. Holy shit. How the fuck does he hold down the massive Ryan C channels while also doing Freddie Dredd. That's an impressive work ethic.
ruclips.net/video/fP3OGUw5IDI/видео.html I don't understand how, Ryan C on live and on his IG' isn't freddie, miss reading the video
@@yasuyukikazama3654 that looks like him wearing a mask and a beanie lol
Ryan C is a black guy.
Dude...this was one of the most comprehensive, easy to follow and clean "history of" videos I have ever seen! Always have wondered about the whole story behind Freddie Dredd. Amazing job!!
nah for real, this guys writing skills and research is wild. the entire time watching im like how tf does he even get this info lol. great stuff as always.
I saw your comment in freddie's story
Your on Freddies story
I met Freddie in one of his shows in La in 2021, he’s one of the most chill hilarious brodi’s out there. He was more than cool spending about a half hour just talking to me, cares about his fans.
That’s cool
I've been listening to Freddie since like 2016, unironically since then he's been my favorite artist of all time, this video is unbelievably accurate and I'm super happy you made this. The quality of the video itself is enough to make one invested into the story, good shit Yokai hope to see more!
Same, I used overload in an edit and he’s followed me since🥲🥲
He's easily my favorite rapper
Bro really said unironically
been known about freddie for close to 4 years. crazy seeing such a small artist that you love then seeing him on billboards such a small time later. love you freddie, you deserve everything you’ve gotten
haughhhhhhh
knew freddie since 2017 i can't believe ppl are finally regognizing him, i mean he was underrated as hell back then..
Fr bru
wouldn't say that I would just say the majority of his followers in 2017 were females
Your videos are so well put together and fill a void for this more *niche* style of music. Keep at it man
Yoooo speedrunner spotted on Freddie Dredd video 👀
Big fish 👀
"he's probably the most violent Canadian ever"
"insert tyler the creator"
I believe that freddie dredd is one of the main reasons that transitions became popular on tiktok. starting with cha cha and gtg, along with opaul. all of which were immediately added to my music library when I heard them and I fell in love this this incredible guys music.
I feel bad for all the people who will never be able to hear some of these songs that were struck down by copyright
There's got to be a download somewhere or someone will upload them
@@PedroMartinez-sp1cb they’re basically all on SoundCloud, but still
Fr
admittedly i did find freddie dredd kind of through tiktok??? but i started listening to all his songs and i swear to god i went batshit insane. it was the first time ive ever even heard this genre sound so good and it really introduced me more to this side of music. much love for freddie dredd, bro is a legend
I fell in love with ''Cha cha'' so of course I became curious about who Freddie Dredd really was. This is video was so well made, easy to follow, just excellent. Thank you for making this!
been a fan of freddie since 2016 and i love how everything is going his way and well don’t go everything man much appreciated
Freddie gives me MF DOOM vibes with the different personas and the different styles he has definitely been on my top as one of my favorite artist
nice one new vid from the OG phonk essayist himself. I'm fucking hyped that you made a video of him man, seeing he's on the process of releasing a new album giving him a new surge of popularity you just came right in time to let the new listeners know who he is, almost like you already planned this all out 👀, freddie is what got me into phonk so its a trip seeing this video, keep the videos up mane
Fr. First person I heard with the lab with Soudiere that he produced
huge fan of phonk and a huge fan of your series'. I am glad you are giving phonk the recognition it deserves as there are so many talented artists that don't get anywhere near the recognition they deserve. Keep them coming I would love to see a video on Von Storm, Roland Jones, Elijah Ghost, etc.
he should hop on dmize
Who told you freddies music is phonk 😂💀
its doomshop
@@jermihalia9418 He uses phonk & memphis beats
@@jermihalia9418phonk and drift phonk are totally different
insane!!!
Yooooo pharmacist
i am so honored to be able to say i was first in line to see him on tuesday at his first show of his very first tour. I am so unbelievably proud of him and how far hes come. my #1 artist 4ever
Man your level of detail and research is 2nd to none. Huge props on every single video you make, the time you must spend is insane.
Freddie is a great artist with probably the worst way to go viral because people on TikTok like to look into people WAY too much, been listening to him since 2016. Still an amazing artists and deserves everything he’s got.
Came from Freddie’s story, this is incredibly comprehensive! Keep up the amazing work! ☺️🔥
Bro i love you so much, as a follower of freddie dredd i never got to know him better but this video helped me so much, i love the editing skills. Good job bro!
This video is so high quality it's unreal. Amazing job man
This is awesome, I always wondered what his background was. Knowing more about his ambitions it only makes me love his music more.
I would like to hear something about Devilish Trio
I remember finding Weather on soundcloud and going nuts for it, now and days I prefer more hyperpop than Freddie's type of style, but his music will forever live on in my heart.
it was smart that he stayed hidden but not too hidden to keep the fans from straying away finding out what freddie dredd really is. edit: i remember looking all over the internet looking for what his story is and how he did all this amazing work
Bro Ive known about freddie dredd since like mid-late 2018. Hes definitely a big inspiration on me to listen to Memphis rap, other phonk, and overall had a massive imprint on my preteen-teens. Appreciate this man even though the inevitable tiktok fame, glad hes still consistent and living life
I discovered him years ago, my first song I heard from him was cha cha cha. And bro it was fucking fire totally recommend his song s.
oh my god the dedication to make this video high-quality is enormous. This is an amazing, understandable, good edited video. You're insanely underrated!
Freddie Dredd is one of the only music artists that look exactly how I imagined him
I first heard "I Gotta" on Spotify almost a year ago now. Been listening to Freddie Dredd almost daily since. I remembered thinking, "I really like this rapper, but this Ryan C. guy is the shit!" Now I'm finding out it's the same person. I had also been listening to Ryan C. before I found Freddie Dredd. I hope he achieves his goal of becoming a voice actor, but I also hope he continues making music, he's literally my favorite artist right now.
Really excited about this episode. Been a fan of Freddie for a few years now. He is awesome!
The research on this is so good. Learned a lotta stuff about him. Absolutely amazing video
i'm a fan of freddie dredd Spanish-speaking, and since he listened too much to freddie dredd he did not know about his important story, and this video clarified all my doubts about that 🖤
Bro, I got into Phonk in like 13 or 14, and fell over Freddie on Soundcloud. Man is famous now? Wauw. Good for him, man. Ryan C and VRSY JNES need mad love form everybody
i knew opauly you know and other songs for a long time, prolly when some of them came out. Seeing him blew up like this is incredible never would i have thought of that.
the quality of your videos are absolutely fucking insane, keep it up dude ur definitely gonna make it
I really appreciate these Phonk biographies and would love to see you cover Ryan Celsius Sounds. Before I even knew Phonk music had a name RCS was introducing me to the genre.
It was Ryan Celsius and DJ smokies that I got exposed to Freddy dredd
PROTECT POSTIVE SQUAD!
Trappin in Japan is what started it for me
this videos quality is amazing. the editing, your delivery of the information, it just comes together so well.
Love what you do for the community bro tysm
your new content has become even better
Yokai you’re incredible, this was worth the wait
I had no idea this many of my fav artists helped out Freddie when he was starting out, shit's crazy
This is so insanely well put together, so impressive.
this is the most complete compilation of knowledge about freddie, this is rly all the available info
Your vids are always so high quality and a joy to watch.Would be cool if u covered Slim Guerilla he has been in the phonk game for a long time
tik tok has always been something i really hated but it's exposure on instagram was what got me into freddie dredd. at first i thought that his music was pure doodoo as i kept hearin' the same damn, "damn son, these bitches want some" part which got annoying. honestly though, a quick google search and a link to his soundcloud changed my mind and i was soon to become a big fan of him and doomshop records. freddie is that one of the big influences and reasons in why i make beats and upload phonk music to soundcloud as it truly intrigued me with his gritty textured tracks and his underground roots. i'm thankful for the tik tok trend as it introduced me into a new wave of music that would then inspire my own productions. also yokai, keep up the work as it is always a pleasure to watch these documentaries and listen to the phonk you got to offer.
Great video the editing was so clean and smoooth. i found freddie off a song called snake in 2016 and i would follow his come up on & off ever since discovering him. i remember thinking i liked how consistent his aesthetic was like he knew exactly the lane he wanted to be in as well as what his fans liked out of him and just went at it. this video did a great job of showing how consistent freddie was with his style and content and i hope it pays off immensely in voice acting in the future, much love freddie and yokai.
Freddie Dredd is probably what got me into phonk
Great video! I would've never known about Freddie's story without your video!
the more aggressive the music the chiller the person
Beyond sad that some bullshit copyrights removed his tracks, loved em and now I dont have em
*rising vocal sample*
“north Memphis south Memphis Westwood orange mile”
*hi hats start*
“north Memphis south Memphis Westwood orange mile”
*the laugh from thriller plays*
“I AINT NOTHING BUT A HOUUND DOG”
His flow is unmatched
absolutely in love with these videos, genuinely works of art
I don’t think that the fans calling out TikTok using Freddie’s music were gate keeping, I think they knew on some level that the level of fame that TikTok brings to artists also comes with a lot of cancel culture, considering most of TikTok thrives on it.
funny thing abt my discovery of freddie is that he actually had gained alot of popularity on roblox of all places, with many playing his songs thru the in game radios
Freddie Dredd is underrated artist. Most motivational rap I be listening in the gym
That production quality, amazing🙀
Makes me wonder, was the half life thing a joke? Gordon freeman is known for never talking once in the series
good point, forgot about that 😅
i think ive had him in my play list for like two years or more
I hope one day you will make a little documentary about Pharmacist. 'North Memphis' changed the course of the genre.
Suffer is the Album that got me into Freddie's Music was going through a depressive phase back then and scrolled through some Spotify Playlists and the album just picked me up!
next video about baker hydra and tenngage?
I stumbled upon freddie dredd on spotify when I was looking for stuff to put on my workout playlist, I am grateful for its algorithm 🙏🙏
I worked with his dad Doug C. I've know that family for over 15yrs! My kids even listen to him! His dad did some construction work in my house back in the day too! Blow up Freddy!
Brooo, I at first had no idea what he looked like, partially found out from Freddie's Inferno, and confirmed it with his Spotify banner.
What was a shock was his normal speaking voice that I heard first from this video, which at first didn't make sense, but I can totally hear it In the music. Dude is a legend like nothing else.
He matches his music perfectly in my mind.
🔥🔥🔥
didnt even realized he was glowin up on tik tok cuse i'm not into social media, but i remember hearing him first time on MAD AS FUCK ft Ramirez (maybe 2015?), instantly fell in love with his shit.. so glad it all went out that great for him, hoping he keeps doin him
oh, and thanks so much for this video! great work!
The best thing about Freddie is that he cares so much about his fans no matter what. He's amazing.
I have been listening to Freddie dredd for years it makes me so happy to see how big he is
The 900th comment.
Top 5 artist of all time. Love his music, love him as a person, so happy to see him blow up man.
first
nice
the quality of this video is insane
Thanks TikTok for making me discover this genius, it was a sad way but I heard him and fell in love with the sound and I haven’t stopped listening for years 💜
This guys about to be big. Trust me all it takes is 1 video. Keep the work up
Been a fan of Freddie since SoundCloud. He always keeps me listening to this day.
I started listening to Freddie in mid 2018, still my favourite artist
omfg but what is this quality this channel is mad underrated
Nah the last line with Dreddful and the music coming in was tuff af !!! Great video!
I think I found him in 2019 but didn't know what he looked like until today. Spotify recommended him to me when I was letting spotify show me new stuff to me while I was working.
I think Freddie is a good representation of a new era of rap fans that are diehard connoisseurs of the genre and aren't afraid to throw their hat in the ring even if its different from the mainstream norm. And like, I get a lot of ppl probably were surprised by his appearance (i first heard his music pitched down heavily and literally thought it was Pat lmao) but upon hearing his stuff unedited i was like Oh yeah this is a seasoned interent dude with eclectic tastes and honestly its just really cool to see someone like this be up
killin on demand made me really listen to all of his songs
killin on demand was the first i heard and i liked it and later saw freddie getting popularity and remembered the song when i heard it on tiktok and went back to look at more of his music. sry i couldn't be around the whole time but i'm really enjoying it rn!
yo brother, i am amazed by the quality of your videos, you went really deep, and i will fully support whatever you do onwards, good fucking job.
Wow, and here I thought Ryan and Freddie just loved working together. Makes wayyyy more sense now.
Yooooo I love that you used warlord tomahawk gorilla in the background. Such a small artist but he makes bangers
Amazing brilliant, formidable, insane no words this is top tier RUclips.
never knew he blew up bc of tiktok. glad that completely went over my head, wouldve killed it for me.
my favourite artist
this youtube channel is very underrated, the editing was so nice and pleasing to just look at
the beat in the intro is so clean
I was introduced to freddie by his track No Nut November with Matt Watson and Kill Bill.
Been listening since shoot 2 kill with baker and this man never miss, but im low key scared of telling anyone in person that i listen to freddie cause i never know how they'll react