One of the dopest memories I have was being in NYC for the first time and I was listening to this album. I came up out of the subway in Manhattan and this song came in as I saw the first view of the city. Damn that was an immersive experience.
J Dilla was a producer’s producer. Just listen to any of his beats and you can feel it in your soul. His beats are perfect to just vibe to. Imagine what it was like in the studio with Dilla cooking up a masterpiece.
this beat just gives off a extraterrestrial vibe, a sense of mental innovation, just a inspirational touch. Rip to J dilla and shoutout to illa J for picking up the baton.
Weird how this song is about being a player and yet it pulls my heartstrings in such a way that it sometimes gets me all emotional.. Damn! Dilla really gone too soon, he was a such a Special one.
Stwooert Arteaga he’s not taking about being a player. The women are metaphors for his samples. He was known for stitching together multiple samples 2 or 3 plus to make his beats. That’s why one won’t do and two is not enough lol. Now when you listen again without looking at the video and think about samples and not women it’s like holy fuck!
My dad used to play this all the time in his car I was like 9-10 at the time and I still remember lmao. I’m now 26. It’s so nostalgic I got goose bumps listening to this!
Today is November 20, 2023, I heard this song for the first time and it is one of the best I have ever heard, the beat takes you to another place as does the chorus, they are simply majestic. I don't have enough words to describe this J dilla and his music are timeless
this is literally the song the got me into hip hop when i was a metal head teenager. i just clicked some random myspace friend i had and lead me to ATCQ page and dilla was their top friend. this was in their top 4 songs or whatever lol and the rest is history =D
Really hard to imagine that its been 17 years since this came out. I remember back in my freshman year of high school in 2006 when I first discovered Dilla. Only to find out that he had died that same year. The rabbit hole of hip hop that I went down was insane for me.
This song always makes me cry :( The beat is beautiful and it reminds me of my father! 07 for me was heartache and this beat made me happy and sad at the same time. Thank you Dilla for your pure genius R.I.P
1:20 True Story: On one of Dilla's European tours, ('05?), Jehst walked on-stage & snuck some of his own label's vinyl into Dilla's crates. Dilla ended up sampling just a simple vocal snippet from one of Jehst's records (a "yeah, yo") but it ended up getting placed on this song. Not only that, but another UK hip-hop legend, Tommy Evans is also heard at 2:27 ! Just adds to the legend of this iconic song. RIP Dilla
Flea from the Red Hot Chilly Peppers brought me here, he mentioned J Dilla is very deep and his music is very inspirational, and he was right, this is some good stuff
Being from Detroit makes this classic even more nostalgic. The memories I have with this song is deep. It’s spiritual because it brings me back to when my sister and mom were living and things were so different. The music back then complimented so much of my life. It’s replaying some beautiful memories with an absolutely beautiful music score! Blessings Dilla. 🌻
This Song Is Extremely Powerful. It Made Me Descend Into Myself, For I Had Realised That Everything Inside Me Is Full Of Darkness. I Swam In An Ocean Of Confusion, And The Horizon Was Not To Be Seen. I Drowned... Then I Opened My Eyes And I Knew That This Song Will Help Me With My Metanoia. I Told Myself That I Did Not Deserve The Likes Of The Girl I Was In Love With. That Feeling Supressed Me, I Was Another Boy At The Time. I Will Never Forget This.
You know when Hip-Hop is Hip-Hop when you listen a track for a thousand times over the years and still get goosebumps when the beat drops. That's immortal music man. Just love to see a whole bunch of other artists just there in the video having fun and not for the money or the fame. Common, Black Thought, Will-I-Am. Talib Kweli and the rest of the crew. Just shows the gravitating power of the King of the Beats. Rest in Power Dilla. You really changed my life man. No joke. I'm so happy to be alive during this era of Hip-Hop.
Happy 47th birthday to the Infamous J Dilla 🎊🎊🎉🎉! This joint is magnificent including every production he made. Dilla u was is and will always be the one of the best beatmakers of all time.
This is Illa-J, (J-Dilla's 'little brother) It sucks that noboby hardly gave his EP/LP no burn because that shit was dope. But that's the same thing that happened to his brother, ppl overlooked him for his great gift.... but not me thought. J-Dila (JayDEE) was(and still is in my opinion) one of the top five beat maker/rapper/producers that ever lived (being only equal to Pete Rock) We Miss You Dilla (and your hott ass beats as well) R.I.P.
Word brother, Dilla is a legend,my man produced dope tracks for so many dope artists, yet most People dont even know him..my top 5( I think ) Jay Dee, Pete Rock,Premier,9th Wonder,Apollo Brown
Absolutley incredible and let's not forget the Isely Brothers footsteps in the dark drum sample too. How he meshed both samples together is incredible. I'm still trying to figure out how he got the chops on that Dick Hyman track to go the way it does. That shit is Legendary. He even took the baseline from that track too. It is so awesome!
Just heard someone at the job playin alfie today. I had never actually heard that song but immediatly remembered wont do and had to come pay homage to dilla. The hiphop that saved my life rest in paradise king
Crazy to think you come to this earth, leave a legacy in your own way and are gone just as fast. This song will always remind me of the first time I heard it. Time flies. Enjoy every moment you are given
Not enough views. This track deserves millions. Nevertheless badass song, very chill and nostalgic. Could listen to J Dilla any day along with Guru, Pete Rock, C.L. Smooth as well many other artists. RIP J Dilla.
One of my fav beats of all time, never gets old. The Isley Brothers sample is just heavenly shit along with the Dick Hyman sample. Dilla was ahead of his time truly, sad that we didn't get to see him live and evolve even more
Dilla Tima brought me back to blow my mind. I Was too young to know some of this stuff. Thats J Dillas brothers first video shoot. Crazy! Rest in Beats King. #DillaTime
While I'm glad Ian Conner is bringing a lot of new folk to this beat (any exposure to Dilla is an awakening).. I wish ya'll new what it was like back in 2007-9 when this song was bubbling in the underground spots. Walk into your favorite lounge or underground spot, see your people noddin to the beat, feeling grown as hell cause you like Dilla over D4L. Jump in the whip and kill the city, rollin' around with the window perfectly rolled down 4 inches. Man, those were the days.
Something way way way ahead of its time. Cant believe Detroit artists like J dilla and Eminem brings the most out of their talents despite their tough life
I just came back to this video after so many years of being introduced to this one of a kind talented person. His Mommy looking up to the heavens in this video still brings tears to my eyes. I LOVE you JD ! You have brought so much happiness to my life through your music.
It's mine now too not all new generation forgot about this good music been listening to flylo n Dilla since I was little now I can do all those things lol
Dani Zareen stop callin him baby you fake hip-hop head. Go back listening to your drake. Your type ain't welcomed when it comes to the beautiful culture of hiphop.
I feel old, but back in 2006-07 when all the J Dilla things came out, I became such a fan! I gotta thank The Roots for giving me the entry, I just wouldn't be the same person today if I hadn't heard Dilla, Talib, Common, The Roots, and what they led too! now I am big fan of Turntablism :3
One of the dopest memories I have was being in NYC for the first time and I was listening to this album. I came up out of the subway in Manhattan and this song came in as I saw the first view of the city. Damn that was an immersive experience.
Kevin Foster WOW
That's dope
aaaaight feel ya have very similar memory with this song
Love this
I can only imagine... life ♥️
This beat hits your soul
Brasil inteiro love songs
@chem amen to that
ABSOLUTELY
Word uppppppppp 💯👽
Isley Brothers - Footsteps in the dark
My eyes always get watery when this beat drops. Almost like you can feel the spirit of this man through his music, it’s wild !
Likewise! 🙏✊
Same
You have great ears!
Sister u are hip Hop, This is D.O.PE
Same ❤
J Dilla was a producer’s producer. Just listen to any of his beats and you can feel it in your soul. His beats are perfect to just vibe to. Imagine what it was like in the studio with Dilla cooking up a masterpiece.
Apparantly it only took him like 20 minutes a beat.... explains his huge body of work considering his young passing
Damn we need him😎
This is the only song I'll never get tired of. Seriously. I love it just as much as I did 10 years ago.
He changed my life
Facts
Word is bond brotha
2024
It’s music like this that just confirms to me that music is profoundly spiritual, this song is embedded into my heart and soul
I’m surprised this isn’t mainstream and you exactly right bro this shit is beautiful on so many level
Sometimes ...shit don't need to be shared .
ahead of its time. Before any of us really felt it. Timeless in fact it breaks the laws of physics.
Imagine making it
1:55. "Someone you know has lupus." Showed this to wifey and it brought her to tears. Y'all are not alone #LupusWarriors
Word my mom has lupus too and my nana had it. Shit is tough.
@@midcityfiesta continued prayers. It's a life long battle. 🙏🏾
Yup my cousin died of lupus she had a lil kid too
@@mysteretsym Heartfelt condolences to you and the family. Loss, no matter the circumstance, is never easy. 🙏🏾
We’re with you and your wife bro
Samples:
The Isley Brothers - Footsteps in the Dark (Drums + Vocals)
Dick Hyman - Alfie 0:05
Tommy Evans - Silent Mobius 2:28
That fuckin dick hymans sample, didn’t Kendrick sample that too?? That ish is a masterpiece
three samples
“One wont do”
“Two is not enough”
Yes
@@kosuzu_ know what its from?
@@kosuzu_stuff like this is why Dilla remains at the top of my list. May his soul rest easy eternally
this beat just gives off a extraterrestrial vibe, a sense of mental innovation, just a inspirational touch. Rip to J dilla and shoutout to illa J for picking up the baton.
I felt the same thing. From mozambique. Dilla 4 ever
Don't forget Charles Hamilton!
Im gonna show this to my kids, thats real music right there
Weird how this song is about being a player and yet it pulls my heartstrings in such a way that it sometimes gets me all emotional.. Damn! Dilla really gone too soon, he was a such a Special one.
It’s not about being a player at all! Would you like to know what it’s about???
Battlered 713 Sure.
Stwooert Arteaga he’s not taking about being a player. The women are metaphors for his samples. He was known for stitching together multiple samples 2 or 3 plus to make his beats. That’s why one won’t do and two is not enough lol. Now when you listen again without looking at the video and think about samples and not women it’s like holy fuck!
Battlered 713 I bet that response was worth the month wait huh, lol! That’s dope, man.
Make sense too! J Dilla got the “bitches”. ;)
@@Battlered713 that’s trippy
My dad used to play this all the time in his car I was like 9-10 at the time and I still remember lmao. I’m now 26. It’s so nostalgic I got goose bumps listening to this!
Pure art
Today is November 20, 2023, I heard this song for the first time and it is one of the best I have ever heard, the beat takes you to another place as does the chorus, they are simply majestic. I don't have enough words to describe this
J dilla and his music are timeless
Throw back 2009 wen I got arrested I remember this replaying in my head 😂😂😂
Every body’s first is beautiful 😂😅😉lmao that’s fire same here
we need higher quality for real hip hop like this... smooth.
Lying broke deadbeat trilfing ass piece of shit
Idk man, that old vinyl feel gives it the true hip hop sound
@@mikexxxmilly he talking about the video
This version is better -> ruclips.net/video/AJjBO08N2_k/видео.html
Who's back here in 2024? One of the best beats ever made
✊
Man I miss that feeling I had the first time I discovered Dilla, opened up a whole new world of hip hop for me . Forever grateful , rest easy Dilla
This is just pure greatness
All factual my gee
182k is not enough for this hot track
agreed homie.
Agreed
wake up homies
Another video just like this one got 7M views but got taken down for copyright and I decided to look for another and found this one.
353 wont do too
Masterful producer, yet such an underrated MC
thats his little brother rapping though , Illa J
Cem true.. even so this is J dillas rap style
True . and his brother sounds just like him.
Dilla rapped the album version
kind of on the level Of Big L. without a high pitched flow. sounds like Common but a little mellowed more out and love his beats man. damn.
this is literally the song the got me into hip hop when i was a metal head teenager. i just clicked some random myspace friend i had and lead me to ATCQ page and dilla was their top friend. this was in their top 4 songs or whatever lol and the rest is history =D
🙏
That's beautiful 👌🏾🙏🏾
Really hard to imagine that its been 17 years since this came out. I remember back in my freshman year of high school in 2006 when I first discovered Dilla. Only to find out that he had died that same year. The rabbit hole of hip hop that I went down was insane for me.
Crazy that this was done in 2002 and sat on until he died.
This song always makes me cry :( The beat is beautiful and it reminds me of my father! 07 for me was heartache and this beat made me happy and sad at the same time. Thank you Dilla for your pure genius R.I.P
🙏
💯
I always heard about j dilla but never listened, now that I have his music honestly lifts my soul
swear to god this is one of the best songs I have ever listened to in my 30+ years of life.. long live Dilla
1:20
True Story:
On one of Dilla's European tours, ('05?), Jehst walked on-stage & snuck some of his own label's vinyl into Dilla's crates. Dilla ended up sampling just a simple vocal snippet from one of Jehst's records (a "yeah, yo") but it ended up getting placed on this song. Not only that, but another UK hip-hop legend, Tommy Evans is also heard at 2:27 ! Just adds to the legend of this iconic song.
RIP Dilla
Flea from the Red Hot Chilly Peppers brought me here, he mentioned J Dilla is very deep and his music is very inspirational, and he was right, this is some good stuff
Wow really thats awesome J Dilla is a legend
Being from Detroit makes this classic even more nostalgic. The memories I have with this song is deep. It’s spiritual because it brings me back to when my sister and mom were living and things were so different. The music back then complimented so much of my life. It’s replaying some beautiful memories with an absolutely beautiful music score! Blessings Dilla. 🌻
Boy if he was still here rip jdilla
This is my favorite hip hop song in the world.
You're not alone!
Defo not alone it’s incredible the whole album
I’ll add to that incredible album but this track is special for me
One of them
my all time favourite too 🙏🏽
Happy 47th J
Rest In Power
cant get enough of this song
alkis makris gamiseta bro replay sto replay kapsouli sto kapsouli!!!
I concur.
As the song says 1 won't do
There's just too many dilla bangers..but this one takes the cake. Werd
Totally agree
This Song Is Extremely Powerful. It Made Me Descend Into Myself, For I Had Realised That Everything Inside Me Is Full Of Darkness. I Swam In An Ocean Of Confusion, And The Horizon Was Not To Be Seen. I Drowned... Then I Opened My Eyes And I Knew That This Song Will Help Me With My Metanoia. I Told Myself That I Did Not Deserve The Likes Of The Girl I Was In Love With. That Feeling Supressed Me, I Was Another Boy At The Time. I Will Never Forget This.
Max Replica 💯
Sound like some deep meditation shit still real as hell
You know when Hip-Hop is Hip-Hop when you listen a track for a thousand times over the years and still get goosebumps when the beat drops. That's immortal music man. Just love to see a whole bunch of other artists just there in the video having fun and not for the money or the fame. Common, Black Thought, Will-I-Am. Talib Kweli and the rest of the crew. Just shows the gravitating power of the King of the Beats. Rest in Power Dilla. You really changed my life man. No joke. I'm so happy to be alive during this era of Hip-Hop.
Happy Birthday to J Dilla that he would have been 46 today J Dilla would have been 46 today if he was alive
Damn he was ahead of his time
I wonder how his music would've been if he was still alive. Would he have stayed with his amazing beats or trying to catch up to today's beats.
@@mewsterx3679 Dilla was a forward thinking nigga so he would've been on top with the new sound and old!
Happy 47th birthday to the Infamous J Dilla 🎊🎊🎉🎉! This joint is magnificent including every production he made. Dilla u was is and will always be the one of the best beatmakers of all time.
Why do you say J Dilla is Infamous?
@@ethansprenger2438 He must have meant something else bro
This is Illa-J, (J-Dilla's 'little brother) It sucks that noboby hardly gave his EP/LP no burn because that shit was dope. But that's the same thing that happened to his brother, ppl overlooked him for his great gift.... but not me thought. J-Dila (JayDEE) was(and still is in my opinion) one of the top five beat maker/rapper/producers that ever lived (being only equal to Pete Rock) We Miss You Dilla (and your hott ass beats as well) R.I.P.
and Madlib!
lord finesse
A phenomenal New Age rapper/producer is Erick The Architect from Flatbush Zombies, I strongly suggest checking them out.
Word brother, Dilla is a legend,my man produced dope tracks for so many dope artists, yet most People dont even know him..my top 5( I think ) Jay Dee, Pete Rock,Premier,9th Wonder,Apollo Brown
Dilla was and always awesome producer. He Inspired my music career
masterful sampling of Dick Hyman's 'alfie'.
this beat is so full of life it sends chills down my spine; J Dilla was really the GOAT
Absolutley incredible and let's not forget the Isely Brothers footsteps in the dark drum sample too. How he meshed both samples together is incredible. I'm still trying to figure out how he got the chops on that Dick Hyman track to go the way it does. That shit is Legendary. He even took the baseline from that track too. It is so awesome!
Along w/footsteps in the dark/Isley Bros
@@N.a.j.i. yep i was just gone say that!! Mr.Ronald and that beat fire!!! I see u Common
Just heard someone at the job playin alfie today. I had never actually heard that song but immediatly remembered wont do and had to come pay homage to dilla. The hiphop that saved my life rest in paradise king
Rip J Dilla … timeless genius
2007 was literally like the best year of my life. Take me back! Music was great. Life was great.
This beat does something to my soul every-time!!! The feeling is Pure 🔥🔥🔥
Haven't heard this song for a couple of years. What a nice feeling to rediscover this masterpiece
This is such a soothing smooth track. love this song. rip J-Dilla & Rip Prodigy #MobbDeep
illnigma top 10 j dilla beats on my channel
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Rico Risken same );
Crazy to think you come to this earth, leave a legacy in your own way and are gone just as fast. This song will always remind me of the first time I heard it. Time flies. Enjoy every moment you are given
Not enough views. This track deserves millions. Nevertheless badass song, very chill and nostalgic. Could listen to J Dilla any day along with Guru, Pete Rock, C.L. Smooth as well many other artists. RIP J Dilla.
ABikeRiderNamedBoobie top 10 dilla beats on my channel
I' m watching this 2019 we need Hip hop back again majorly 2020's better be better 2010's rap was awful
One of my fav beats of all time, never gets old. The Isley Brothers sample is just heavenly shit along with the Dick Hyman sample. Dilla was ahead of his time truly, sad that we didn't get to see him live and evolve even more
Dilla Tima brought me back to blow my mind. I Was too young to know some of this stuff. Thats J Dillas brothers first video shoot. Crazy!
Rest in Beats King.
#DillaTime
While I'm glad Ian Conner is bringing a lot of new folk to this beat (any exposure to Dilla is an awakening).. I wish ya'll new what it was like back in 2007-9 when this song was bubbling in the underground spots. Walk into your favorite lounge or underground spot, see your people noddin to the beat, feeling grown as hell cause you like Dilla over D4L.
Jump in the whip and kill the city, rollin' around with the window perfectly rolled down 4 inches. Man, those were the days.
Bro. Tolliver 💖💖💖
Mannnn who you tellin. Them were the days
I feel you bro i was in highschool but i knew Dilla was King #dilladay2017
Man I was born in the wrong vibe :(
R.I.P. to the G.O.A.T.
This is ridiculously good... like so good I can’t even describe it
I can't explain to you where this song takes me. Words can't explain it. RIP Dilla!
Hands down some of dillas best drums in any beat I’ve ever heard. I can’t stop tapping this all day. It’s insane
2024 we still here. Rest easy Jay Dee🎉
For me this sums up his career. This is the peak highlight. Him rapping on his own prod
R.I.P DILLA
RIP to one of the All Time Greats, J Dilla. Big Salute.
The best to ever do it...
THE BEST TO EVER DEWITT
Thank God I discovered this song. 😢
Still my FAVORITE joint. R.I.P. Dilla, miss ya bruh!
It's 2023 and I just found this video. Where have I been?
This song has pioneered so many moments in my life! Its hard not to want to go back and live that ride again when you hear it!
This song is so timeless, I can rock this everyday. Mornings, midday and evenings
Can hear it over and over again,till 2070!
December 7 2023 just now hearing this for the first time i am grateful
This makes me sad lowkey. I miss the early 2000s and the low fidelity of technology back then.
This tune, I would rather listen to this over any Tupac, biggie etc tune... one of my favourite rap tunes ever.. the beat 💓
I get chills every time I hear this song
Something way way way ahead of its time. Cant believe Detroit artists like J dilla and Eminem brings the most out of their talents despite their tough life
12 years later and still nobody can touch this beat #ripjdilla
RIP Rudolph Isley. Your legacy will live on throughout this song 🙏🏽🕊
Rest In Beats, Dilla 🍩🙏🏽🕊
Today brought me here. R.I.P J Dilla
Foot steps in the dark sample 🤯🤯🤯🤯
Love this song RIP dilla! Makes u think about life fr!
Those first 33seconds get me every time
J Dilla changed my life, too! My God rest your soul!
Man this was my jam when I took a train ride from N.Y to Cali.
I just came back to this video after so many years of being introduced to this one of a kind talented person. His Mommy looking up to the heavens in this video still brings tears to my eyes. I LOVE you JD ! You have brought so much happiness to my life through your music.
This is dope as hell
DOPE
DOPE MY LIFE THIS SONG FOREVER WITH MEN J DILLA R I P BRO
THANK YOU
Must be hella nice walking the streets of NYC and seeing the view of every building while this song blasts in your ears.
J Dilla Born February 7, 1974 in Detroit, Michigan USA Died February 10, 2006 in Los Angeles California USA
My 2008 loving on 2sisters joint right here.. Rhythm In Paradise dilla
It's mine now too not all new generation forgot about this good music been listening to flylo n Dilla since I was little now I can do all those things lol
Thank you and rest in peace James!!! Love from Italy
Man I just woke up thought about this song takes me back to my teen years music like this is 💎
It's mad how this sounds so fresh after all this time..J Dilla one of the best to ever do it rest up king 👑 👊💪❤️
I wish i couldve seen this man live such great work and passion
he was doing music on his death Bed thats what i call Hussle
Every time I hear this it just takes me to some unexplainable place! One love dilla!
-1.13. Awesome beat The airship in the vid was a cool move, and carried a deep message.
Rest in Peace J Dilla.
happy birthday baby boy. rest easy
baby boy?
Btw this video and version is too outdated
***** Lupus
Dani Zareen he wasn't a baby or a boy he was a man damnit how dare u!
Mungbeanz100 rare genetic disease
Dani Zareen stop callin him baby you fake hip-hop head. Go back listening to your drake. Your type ain't welcomed when it comes to the beautiful culture of hiphop.
The best is just right man. It hits so hard. You can never listen to it without boppin your head
Beautiful song
Omg I’m so grateful always ❤ this song. RIP Dilla. God Bless your family.
this song is criminally underrated, super chill song that puts me in a great mood.
and that beat? so smooth man
still listening in 2022. Dilla just vibin in the spirit world rn
First time I heard this song I shed tears as I rapped the hook. The smoothest “get mo women” joint ever
that beat go dummy hard. r.i.p. j.Dilla. rest easy fam
I feel old, but back in 2006-07 when all the J Dilla things came out, I became such a fan! I gotta thank The Roots for giving me the entry, I just wouldn't be the same person today if I hadn't heard Dilla, Talib, Common, The Roots, and what they led too! now I am big fan of Turntablism :3
This is Blazing
R.I.P J dilla your productions and legacy is greatly missed
Thank you for always being around to remind me Wat music used to sound like
Ugh what happened to Hip Hop, it used to be so good!! This song is always a banger.
Pray.. I miss you Grandma...I love you..I struggling without you