From Marley Marl to RZA to Ye: The Evolution of Sampling in Hip Hop | Off The Record

In this episode of Off The Record, host Elsie takes viewers on a journey through the evolution of #sampling in hip hop, from its accidental discovery by Marley Marl to its modern day innovators. She then dives into a review of NxWorries' latest album, praising its soulful maturity and masterful production. We also look at a rundown of June's hottest album releases, featuring artists like Kehlani, Don Toliver, and Marsha Ambrosius. Talk in the comments, What are your favorite sampled beats? & Which new releases are you most excited about?
-Find REVOLT on TV here: revolt.tv/prov...
Stay connected with REVOLT here:
Download our app for more exclusive content!
revolt.onelink...
+ Subscribe now: bit.ly/REVOLT_S...
Website: www.revolt.tv/?.... (Surf)
Instagram: / revolttv (Follow)
Twitter: / revolttv (Follow)
Facebook: / revolt (Like)
Text us! Someone from the squad will text you back. my.community.c...
Snapchat: Revolt.TV (Add)
TikTok: REVOLT

[@tjinks7530]

Marley Marl doesn't get the recognition that he is well deserving of..

[@thecatalyst84]

First dude to popularize chopping individual drum hits from breaks instead of just looping them, which is a HUGE innovation.
Edit: I should have watched the video first because she definitely points this out. Nobody needed to hear this from me. Lol.

[@RobertFoster-kx5nt]

Thankfully Bet gave Marley Marl his credit for what he did for the culture one of the goats of early hip-hop sampling!!!!

[@intalecrekthecoinmedic3416]

How about Ced Gee from Ultramagnetic MCs? You talk about the Moog but didn't even mention the SP 1200. It was just copywrite infringement, which was not a new law.

[@brandonjohnson7729]

J dilla is the GOAT of sampling

[@overstandinggod3410]

Once she pronounced Chic as chick, I couldn't go any further

[@ntxoolis6109]

♥️♥️♥️👍👍👍

[@bryanlinc8874]

Can’t sit through a music theory video without hearing any music.
Fail with this video.

[@mr.impala]

The background music makes it hard to watch it. That and the fact that she goes all over the place.

[@B_knows_A_R_D-xh5lo]

0:08 it doesn't matter where it started. where is it going 😂😂😂 no lyrics!! please give me more 90's 80's and early 2000's 50s and 60's thanks

[@Koedean]

This presentation is all over the place..Very hard to sit through when you're constantly chopping and changing information from different eras and production techniques.

[@meshellbennett5622]

Ced G

[@wutang7414]

No, Dr. Dre alchemist also ced g

[@jeaniecarr7670]

How do you sample a song??

[@ziyadkidemokafo3487]

Lol