It says a lot about the current state of the music industry when 2 years in between albums is considered too long, because that pretty much the average album cycle.
That's in rap remember. Rock has 2+ year cycles and no one's bothering them for it. Generally when there's a shorter wait, it's even a bit of a red flag
Never understood why Chance hasn't dropped since The Big Day.... you'd think he'd want to bounce back asap but it's now almost 4 years with nothing new
@@kikelomohassan7638seven years later he was accused of groping the actress from the Blurred Lines video, so his behavior was known and she finally had enough to dump him
@megamanxhunter yeah one of the biggest hits of the decade ruined his career idk about that. Regular people didn't care (or even know of, if you're like me) about whatever controversy that song caused
That type of shit is like regular Kanye. Also Donda 2 did at least fuck with his career, but then he went the bad german route so we'll never know what part of it is Donda 2 alone
Ye has been doing career ending shit for years now (not really related to music tho) and he's still going strong. At this point I believe that man's career will only end when he's six feet under. He could release the worst album we've ever listened to and still be famous
On the Roddy Rich one I can actually empathize a lot. Im also not a social media person, but I want to make music. So I understand how going from having next to no interaction with internet people to having thousands to even millions of interactions everytime you go online can be overwhelming for anyone.
@@sarahg1002hiding your identity doesn’t do shit. Your ego as an artist is one of the things normal people wouldn’t understand. I’m going to make great albums but I’ll be sure to remember that fame can fuck you up and make u lose your artistic mind if it gets the better of you.
@@sarahg1002THIS , be the person behind the music . Soo many do it specifically in the electronic genre , but if your in rap thats even better. NO ONE within hiphop ap have the no identity thing so it’ll be different, new 🤷💯
Bit of a rant but I think that we're more aware of mental illness than ever but still a celebrity cannot have a mental illness because they have a "platform"
Then we have that guy with tourettes or whatever he had that wasnt able to perform on stage at one point during a concert so the audience sang the song for him.
Roddy is right, his debut album set a precedent in rap that wasn’t there from a male rapper yet because of the overnight success of tiktok. How many artists selling 100k on there debut? It was the fans who overhyped his career and had unrealistic expectations.Roddy is still a successful artist who releases regularly (every 2-4 years)
Roddy career reminds me similar to Megan trainor. Both had huge debut albums and their songs were all over radio for an entire whole year(especially Megan in 2015. Then they both dropped a follow up album that flopped. Roddy mistake was not capitalising on the success immediately by relating more songs and actually hyping or promoting his second album like how Travis did. He ruined it by dropping it last minute and thinking it can be bigger than his first. For that you gotta be a interesting artist and popular to do that
@@nordickdaddy9311 the crazy thing about roddy is he did everything right in terms of how a artist should organically build themselves up and what was more impressive is he was the only comption guy to get big without the dr dre co sign. He really fumbled bad and I also think nipsey passing away atleast a small part of it def affected how he could have branded his career
One more thing regarding the controversies around "Blurred Lines." The song was criticized for being a rip off of Marvin Gaye’s 1977 hit “Got to Give It Up.” And Gaye's estate went on to file a copyright infringement lawsuit against Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams that ended in a $5M judgment in the estate's favor.
The gayes sue everybody who they think even remotely used their music. They may have gotten 5m but they wanted 100% of all profits from the song so they kinda won i guess but not really.
@@theprincessnay im not saying it was or wasnt, just giving more context, winning 5m’s when u were lookin for 100% just gives more context, most of the time when the gayes estate sues someone they looking to own 100% of that other song and its earnings
Chance made a big mistake by firing Pat. He was surrounded by too many yes men and hangers on who weren't telling him the truth about the quality of his music.
Chance the Rapper has had the most humorous fall off I've ever seen. It's not like he lost all of his loot either; he's just a married guy that made a bad album and betrayed his best friend. Paula is like some weird interpretation of Icarus by Sam Levinson. Cheating. Questionable songs about consent. Emotional manipulation. Creepy videos. Just the worst. Keep to the awesome work Matty!
The Big Day is well over an hour long and has some of the worst bars ever written. It was just proof that Chance was so surrounded by yes men at that point that no one said to him "bro this is total shit" to a single song
@@THICCTHICCTHICCthe problem is that he was surrounded by yes men because he only wanted to be surrounded by them. Anyway who wasn't got cut off by.the sounds of it
I feel like the problem is deeper. Plenty of artists release shitty music and their label pushes it so hard that it's deemed "successful". I feel like when stuff like this happens, it's because the industry has rejected them and wont support them anymore, not regular people/fans
As someone who was a huge fan of Chance when Acid Rap and Coloring Book came out, I really do hope he has a come back. He had real talent and genuine good singing. I really hope he turns around quickly with his next album.
@@Train2Bone Chance is literally one of the most respectable rappers, he openly talks about mental health, being yourself, not objectifying women, and just overall being a really moral dude... literally the worst thing he has ever done was call himself a "slap-happy fa**ot slapper" and when his own brother cam out of the closet he apologized...in his own words(from his album about jesus ffs) "They never seen a rapper practice modesty I never practice, I only perform"
Todd in the shadows is a youtube original. Been on this platform from the beginning. The fact people are still discovering him is a very good thing 🍜🍜🍜
The fact that chance, if he is indeed such a pure soul, got booed out of music for liking his wife too much while there are literal apists and apists apologists getting praise and recognition for farting is beyond me.
Just because someone is making positive music doesn't automatically seem it good. If the worst singer/songwriter in the world drops a gospel album dedicated to God, doesn't make it good. J Cole makes positive music but he also makes great music. You can't put a bad album with a positive message up against the worst type of humans, it's a bad comparison & very extremist
@@WhyYouMadBoithey are trying not to get their acct reported for saying no no words lol ya know in our free country with free speech we don't have? 😂 They are referring to R@piSTs and R@pE apologists Is that better?
I remember when xxl was a huge deal cuz it usually only had maybe one or two people who had already had a song or two blow up. Now it’s just people who are already popular and then maybe 3 people that are new
@@aaronsanders4122 yea i think they get popular off a hit and get enough votes then cant sustain the success rather than before where a lot of the artists who got voted in built up a sizeable fanbase prior
Tbf roddy is still a solid rapper, just feels like the hunger and energy is lost, but he still got the occasional bangers and maybe he could top pemfba
If an artist no longer has hunger or energy for his music it's going to show, and people will reject it, as they rightfully should imo. Once you lose the passion for your work it's time to stop and re-think your life.
I'm glad Roddy rich is planning to follow up his second album. It's good he is not being like chance the rapper and letting this bad album be his last entry.
Regardless of what happened Chance is like a local hero here in Chicago. Dude is always doing something in the community and helping out. I wouldn't be surprised if in 10 years he's running for mayor. I was there at his 10-Day listening party on some pure luck shit, didn't even know who the hell bro was I was just tagging along with a friend. Seeing him go from that to winning grammys and making music with another Chicago legend Kanye is just crazy. I think he'll recover with his next big project.
I blame the people for the hate that Roddy Rich receives. His new music is still pretty good it’s just that everyone wants another Box but that was a once in a lifetime thing. I feel so bad for him because he doesn’t deserve any of the hate.
Great video once again Matty 🔥Personally I would love to see a video on XXL I sometimes wonder to myself where it all went wrong 😔 as a kid I found myself looking forward to the XXL Freshmen but these days I just check back in to see how far from grace they've fallen It's sad actually
Think about it like this, Thicke ain't really big outside the R&B space. The guy making this video is white, not a slight against him but I doubt he grew up listening to the same radio stations as black folks. Cause R&B stations be bumping “Lost Without U” and “Morning Sun.” I've had to explain to a lot of people who the Fugees are beyond “Killing me softly” and who Jazmine Sullivan is beyond “Knock your Windows”
Yeah that’s what I was thinking cause the “evolution of Robin thick” was and is considered he best work and that has “lost without you” on it back in 06.
I subscribing only because I am impressed with your acknowledgement of other RUclips producers. So many people in effect steal the ideas and observations of others. You are genuine and should be proud of yourself.
man i remember going to Chance’s family matters tour in 15 and it was such an insane experience it was also my first time seeing a Metro Boomin set live. was so excited for Big Day and the following tour but that album was so disappointing especially as a follow up to Coloring Book
Honestly, you don’t need to be putting out albums every year as an artist… it’s not manageable. Hip-hop and pop music in general is so fickle that attention spans are shorter than ever. Problem is, there’s so many clones, or one dimensional talents, it’s hard to keep things fresh, or evolve with the times. That said, Kanye is a fucking beast and a goddamn outlier.
that's what's wrong with the "fans" today. If it's not a top 5 album of the year in the charts everyone just says is whack. Artists can't just make music anymore, they gotta please the masses
Todd does make good content. Jealous you just discovered him, with so many videos of his to watch. His Fun Style trainwreckords video is one of my favs.
@mattyballz the one with scatman John is heartwarming af. Pretty much all the one hit wonderland and Trainwreckords are awesome. Pretty much all his videos are worth a watch, and there are alot of them. Not sure if you're familiar with mic the snare. He's got great music related content also. Also, shout out Dignan, Riley and DJ Grant at hivemind. Gotta love them.
I still remember back in 2013 all the hype around Chance bc Acid Rap and thru his steady presence in 2016 bc his TLOP feature and Coloring Book….then Big Day drops and he fades into irrelevance lol
I was really young when Chance became the first rapper to win a Grammy without selling physical copies of his music, like middle school prolly. I had no idea what that meant at that time tbh but dude was all people talked about cuz of that. Kinda miss when Chance was on top cuz his music to me never seemed anything but happy. Plus the kit Kat commercials I feel like he was on?
surprised that panic! isn’t in here. like I love panic! but damn… the desperation and rushed sound of that newer album… everyone could tell something was off. Ripping his voice apart in concerts, posting a community posts on youtube basically every 12 hours trying to remind people that he released new songs, the album’s visual themes like era and colour scheme clearly being heavily “inspired” by an album from a band one of panic!’s previous members has built to massive success (I’d say 12 songs and 2mill monthly listeners on spotify is pretty fuckin good) Honestly hurts to watch :(
When it comes to making albums or songs about a loved one or an ex normally if you make one song and it doesn't do well you can still come back from pretty easily but if you make an entire album with multiple songs it's significantly harder to come back from as you can see with what happened with Robin Thicke and Chance the Rapper
Cause Taylor reputation and public image is built in a pathetic image of feminism mixed with poor accountability choices for the men she chose to be with as well as inspiring a angry rebellious generation go women who wanna be hoes or boss bitches than wives. The difference is her music is kind of enjoyable enough people wanna hear. Drake and even future makes songs about exes it’s all about marketing and how you try and filter it
It's more about how you do it and why you do it. Robin Thicke's Paula failed because it's corny and it really is more about robin getting his wife back rather than him making good music or expressing himself. Converge's Jane Doe and You Failed me are about a very specific relationship that ended badly for Jacob Bannon. The albums talk about more on how expectations, emotional immaturity and inexperience led to turmoil and destruction in romantic relationships. It's self introspection during a very painful moment and the music's aggressiveness plays out in it's favor. You can also make more angsty and corny albums about unlove and straight up hatred about your ex loved one if you are aware enough, tho. Type o Negative's Slow Deep and Hard and The Origin of The Feces are basically Peter Steele whining and complaining about his unfaithful ex girlfriend and how he wants to kill himself while calling her misogynistic slurs. But you know what? The lyrics and songwriting are full of irony and self deprecation so it never comes out as needy or "creepy" (one of the stupidest labels out there) as Thicke's Paula.
The Big Day was awful, but I'm willing to pretend it didn't happen if Chance drops an album on par with Acid Rap/Coloring Book next. Yah Know is a really enjoyable listen imo
Meh that’s a shit attitude. If you don’t like it you don’t like it but you ALREADY HAVE Acid Rap and Coloring Book so you should just be great fun for the amazing music the man put out and you should have nothing but respect for a man coming from nothing working hard succeeding and then taking the time to be a father and enjoy his life. If you respected chance on the come up then you should respect him enjoying the good life right now. If he never made another song I’d still be a fan for life 👌🏼
Chance The Rapper and Robin Thicke should make a really solid album together called, "I Love My Wife, I Love My Ex" their careers will come back stronger than before.
Tbh The Big Day was t bad I still listen to songs from it every now and then, it was just a personal album for his wife, and it wasn’t what fans were expecting, it’s similar to the reaction Kanye got for DONDA because it was a personal album to his mom
The shooutout to ToddInTheShadows was unexpected but made me smile tbh. Todd was my first music commentary related channel that i ever really got into and your channel is the second tbh
oh my god, even as a kid, I hated blurred lines due to how fucking annoying it sounds, I couldn't even bare to listen to it once without hearing the "woo" every 2 fucking seconds!
dude. i am binging all your videos LOL. i have been watching you for DAYS and i know nothing about rap music lol. there's something about the way you present the information without being super distracting. you have the perfect amount of editing, and sound design. thank you for sharing! i'm happy yt brought me here lol.
I actually think its really mature of Roddy that his response to a ton of criticism and getting clowned was just to unplug and disconnect. He seems pretty down to earth for someone that had that huge blowup early on in his career
I guess where I'm from Roddy Ricch is not exactly the most noteable name in hiphop, but the main reason why everyone remembers The Box is because for some reason that no one can explain that it was THE song that was to block Justin Bieber's "pedo anthem" (Yummy) from charting #1 on Billboard, and it was the most glorious sight to behold.
As much as I hate to say it, Robin should did more acting. But I know he loved music. He would've been waaay great at acting. miley's twerking, most def did not help. Smh.
Great video as always, Matty. And for more context regarding Robin Thicke, Be Thee Commentator dropped a deep dive video about him during the Blurred Lines era a few days ago and rest assured, he deserves every bit of his downfall (and fuck Pharrell too!). They stole the beat from Marvin Gaye, the song's lyrics are appalling, the video is even worse, and the follow up album Paula is nothing but a drunk toxic ex on the phone at 2AM begging for another chance set to music. I'm glad that his career tanked.
Chance is really good everyone has that one bad project and he has a very good chance(pun intended) to come back and blow the top of the music industry
Chance the rapper: I love my Wife
Robin Thicke: I still love my ex-wife
😂
They should collab
@@marcosmohamed3046 finna be "I love my wife and you don't got one"
The point is men don't get it until it's too late lol
Now we just need "I will love my future wife" and we'll have past, present, and future Wife Guy Flops.
It says a lot about the current state of the music industry when 2 years in between albums is considered too long, because that pretty much the average album cycle.
That's in rap remember. Rock has 2+ year cycles and no one's bothering them for it. Generally when there's a shorter wait, it's even a bit of a red flag
A lot of modern rap has no staying power, ppl get sick of songs immediately. Niggas out here releasing hot pocket music
@@socialistbatman1211cooked in a microwave with no passion
@@andreaseverin1346When you have to actually write music and not dick around on a computer, that time is warranted
Tool would like to have a word about that. As long as it’s good I’ll wait. Like pup is consistently good
Never understood why Chance hasn't dropped since The Big Day.... you'd think he'd want to bounce back asap but it's now almost 4 years with nothing new
he has a family Lol
Quality over quantity I hope
he's dropping soon
@icarlyfeetakaurmom8288 EXACTLY
he has newer singles, they just don’t do too good😆
“I wrote a whole album about you”
“I dont care”
😂
She been wanted out. One ass grab & 22 years down the drain?? NO.
@@IshbikesAn ass grab is cheating. Why wouldn’t she leave? For all we know, he had been cheating but this is only example we saw
@@kikelomohassan7638seven years later he was accused of groping the actress from the Blurred Lines video, so his behavior was known and she finally had enough to dump him
Point taken. Don't write an album about your wife or ex-wife
Also: arguing with fans on twitter is NOT the move. Be better than that
I don't think that album ruined Robin Thicke's career. In hindsight, "Blurred Lines" did that.
@megamanxhunter yeah one of the biggest hits of the decade ruined his career idk about that. Regular people didn't care (or even know of, if you're like me) about whatever controversy that song caused
@@EZR725 It was a big hit, no doubt, but it cost him his core fanbase.
@megamanxhunter just feel like if he didn't follow it up with some weird album about his ex, all would be forgiven. Like almost always
begging your fans to help you win back your ex-wife on stage is WILD lmao
hey we've all been there
@@mattyballz😭😭😂
True simping
@@mattyballzidk about “we” Matt
@@mattyballzSpeak for yourself mrballz
Keep in mind, Kanye’s “Poopity Scoop” did nothing bad to his career😂😂
That type of shit is like regular Kanye. Also Donda 2 did at least fuck with his career, but then he went the bad german route so we'll never know what part of it is Donda 2 alone
@@andreaseverin1346Donda 2 straight ass
To be fair for the people reading this comment who might not know that was a joke song Kanye made to piss of Drake
Ye has been doing career ending shit for years now (not really related to music tho) and he's still going strong. At this point I believe that man's career will only end when he's six feet under. He could release the worst album we've ever listened to and still be famous
Certainly nothing as bad as, like, being a Nazi.
On the Roddy Rich one I can actually empathize a lot. Im also not a social media person, but I want to make music. So I understand how going from having next to no interaction with internet people to having thousands to even millions of interactions everytime you go online can be overwhelming for anyone.
Or like, do it like Marshmello and "hide" your identity
U won't make it as a rapper just get a real job
@@sarahg1002hiding your identity doesn’t do shit. Your ego as an artist is one of the things normal people wouldn’t understand. I’m going to make great albums but I’ll be sure to remember that fame can fuck you up and make u lose your artistic mind if it gets the better of you.
@@sarahg1002THIS , be the person behind the music . Soo many do it specifically in the electronic genre , but if your in rap thats even better. NO ONE within hiphop
ap have the no identity thing so it’ll be different, new 🤷💯
@@maybeitsjustin1650MF Doom?
It's crazy how many ways careers can be ruined so quickly
Yea I agree, you spend so much time building yourself up and one mistake can make it all crash down
@@ProfessionalRUclipsWatcher Yeah and in this day and age, people are not very forgiving of mistakes.
People are fickle, once you lose em it’s hard to get them back
@@ProfessionalRUclipsWatcher its hard to build a house, yet so easy to destroy it
Ikr
Man dropped an album called “please forgive me for being antisocial” and then y’all proceeded to not understand that he’s antisocial…….
💯💯💯💯
Goes to show society’s idiocy
Bit of a rant but I think that we're more aware of mental illness than ever but still a celebrity cannot have a mental illness because they have a "platform"
@@TheKingCosmicabsolutely not wtf?? are you okay?? so many good celebrities have mental illnesses lol
Then we have that guy with tourettes or whatever he had that wasnt able to perform on stage at one point during a concert so the audience sang the song for him.
ive never seen that chance wife meme 😭😭thank u for that
Ayooooo I was like when did this come out🤣😭😂
Same!! 😂
My god, I’m thought it was because I’m older than y’all. That was hilarious 😂
Same 😂
Saaaaame! The way my jaw dropped at the parody.
Roddy is right, his debut album set a precedent in rap that wasn’t there from a male rapper yet because of the overnight success of tiktok. How many artists selling 100k on there debut? It was the fans who overhyped his career and had unrealistic expectations.Roddy is still a successful artist who releases regularly (every 2-4 years)
Roddy career reminds me similar to Megan trainor. Both had huge debut albums and their songs were all over radio for an entire whole year(especially Megan in 2015. Then they both dropped a follow up album that flopped. Roddy mistake was not capitalising on the success immediately by relating more songs and actually hyping or promoting his second album like how Travis did. He ruined it by dropping it last minute and thinking it can be bigger than his first. For that you gotta be a interesting artist and popular to do that
@@ssj4goku18825theepicyeah, rodsy waited too long. He had a fanbase, but he didn't built up a loyal enough one before taking a break
@@nordickdaddy9311 the crazy thing about roddy is he did everything right in terms of how a artist should organically build themselves up and what was more impressive is he was the only comption guy to get big without the dr dre co sign. He really fumbled bad and I also think nipsey passing away atleast a small part of it def affected how he could have branded his career
One more thing regarding the controversies around "Blurred Lines." The song was criticized for being a rip off of Marvin Gaye’s 1977 hit “Got to Give It Up.” And Gaye's estate went on to file a copyright infringement lawsuit against Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams that ended in a $5M judgment in the estate's favor.
The gayes sue everybody who they think even remotely used their music. They may have gotten 5m but they wanted 100% of all profits from the song so they kinda won i guess but not really.
@@MrSpicabooothis was a legit lawsuit tho
@@MrSpicabooo Only 2 people that didn't get sued by The Gayes Estate and that is Kanye and Travis Scott
@@theprincessnay im not saying it was or wasnt, just giving more context, winning 5m’s when u were lookin for 100% just gives more context, most of the time when the gayes estate sues someone they looking to own 100% of that other song and its earnings
Also that song is banned from radios cause of copyright
Chance made a big mistake by firing Pat. He was surrounded by too many yes men and hangers on who weren't telling him the truth about the quality of his music.
Chance the Rapper has had the most humorous fall off I've ever seen. It's not like he lost all of his loot either; he's just a married guy that made a bad album and betrayed his best friend. Paula is like some weird interpretation of Icarus by Sam Levinson. Cheating. Questionable songs about consent. Emotional manipulation. Creepy videos. Just the worst.
Keep to the awesome work Matty!
This comment just won the internet for today
“And betrayed his best friend”😭
That white haired twink from berkserk did it first
Todd In The Shadows has been making funny ass informative videos for a long time. He really needs more recognition. 🐐
I love his channel!!😂
Yeah, watch his videos whenever you can, he never disappoints.
Love Todd
agreeeee
Always nice seeing TITS get the love they deserve
Chance's singles after The Big Day are about as good as his stuff before The Big Day. I cannot believe the betrayal with him.
His features have been fire too
The Big Day is well over an hour long and has some of the worst bars ever written.
It was just proof that Chance was so surrounded by yes men at that point that no one said to him "bro this is total shit" to a single song
@@THICCTHICCTHICCthe problem is that he was surrounded by yes men because he only wanted to be surrounded by them. Anyway who wasn't got cut off by.the sounds of it
Chance the “rapper” sucks. I like his cute little hat gimmick though
The pic of Robin Thicke with long hair threw me all the way off 🥴🤣
LMAOO
Idk how I never heard about Robin Thicke's Paula album but got damn. The way you read the text messages has me me in tears bro 🤣🤣🤣
robin thicke didn’t even sell double aluminum foil😭
Bro went triple dirt because I ain’t even hear of the album till now 😭🙏
I feel like the problem is deeper. Plenty of artists release shitty music and their label pushes it so hard that it's deemed "successful". I feel like when stuff like this happens, it's because the industry has rejected them and wont support them anymore, not regular people/fans
Studios want a certain sound that is easy to listen to and easy to market. Fuck the lyrics is it a hot beat they can see on Tik Toks? That's the money
I highly doubt roddys career is over. If he doesn’t release another album I’ll be sad because he was one of my favorites to come out in a long time.
The animan studios meme definitely revived that shit imo
@@hendog5667”revived” lmaoo
I’m saying tho definitely the most talented on this list
1000%
As someone who was a huge fan of Chance when Acid Rap and Coloring Book came out, I really do hope he has a come back. He had real talent and genuine good singing. I really hope he turns around quickly with his next album.
i had a friend that was obsessed with him and we all looked at him like he is wack lol and havent heard him talk about him since lol
Rooting for Chance to come back, this dude got raw talent like few others in the industry. He was amazing on SNL too.
Honestly I don’t got respect for him. He tried putting others down because they did better than him on his album release date
@@Train2Bone Chance is literally one of the most respectable rappers, he openly talks about mental health, being yourself, not objectifying women, and just overall being a really moral dude... literally the worst thing he has ever done was call himself a "slap-happy fa**ot slapper" and when his own brother cam out of the closet he apologized...in his own words(from his album about jesus ffs) "They never seen a rapper practice modesty I never practice, I only perform"
@@chemicaldeath9866”eat a dick” - chance to some random fan
judge barry is such a good skit lmaoooo
But he corny like Vic Mensa
Todd in the shadows is a youtube original. Been on this platform from the beginning. The fact people are still discovering him is a very good thing 🍜🍜🍜
“Wanna love you girl” has Pharrell written all over it. My favorite song by him
Dat's My FAVE Robin Thicke song2 🔥🔥🔥🔥
The fact that chance, if he is indeed such a pure soul, got booed out of music for liking his wife too much while there are literal apists and apists apologists getting praise and recognition for farting is beyond me.
What the fuck is an apist? 😂😂😂🤡🤡🤡
...and who exactly would those people be?
Just because someone is making positive music doesn't automatically seem it good. If the worst singer/songwriter in the world drops a gospel album dedicated to God, doesn't make it good. J Cole makes positive music but he also makes great music. You can't put a bad album with a positive message up against the worst type of humans, it's a bad comparison & very extremist
The hell is a apist and apist apologists??
@@WhyYouMadBoithey are trying not to get their acct reported for saying no no words lol ya know in our free country with free speech we don't have? 😂
They are referring to
R@piSTs and R@pE apologists
Is that better?
You should do the XXL video, but it should be in depth, covering the start of it as a magazine in the 90s.
Thats a good jawn.
I second this!
"I love my wiiiife AAAH" 💀💀💀 that screech kills me
do the XXL video, I would love to see that. It's wild how far they have fallen since their potential peak of the 2016 class tbh lol
I remember when xxl was a huge deal cuz it usually only had maybe one or two people who had already had a song or two blow up. Now it’s just people who are already popular and then maybe 3 people that are new
id love to see that too matty
@@aaronsanders4122yeah the xxl class never excites me anymore
@@aaronsanders4122 yea i think they get popular off a hit and get enough votes then cant sustain the success rather than before where a lot of the artists who got voted in built up a sizeable fanbase prior
Blurred lines was 1 of those annoying catchy songs that you hate,but it keeps playing in your head.
Tbf roddy is still a solid rapper, just feels like the hunger and energy is lost, but he still got the occasional bangers and maybe he could top pemfba
Great way of putting it
If an artist no longer has hunger or energy for his music it's going to show, and people will reject it, as they rightfully should imo. Once you lose the passion for your work it's time to stop and re-think your life.
Thank you for the great video and shouting out Todd in the Shadows. He brightens up my day so I'm glad he helped your research. Have a good one!
The xxl decline is a very interesting topic tbh I'd love to hear about it
Ya I agree, I'd like to hear about that too
This would be a phenomenal topic.
Todd is a long time legend! So glad you discovered him recently you wont be disappointed
The big day absolutely deserved the hate it got. But chance himself didn't deserve the hate
Love your grind, brotha!!! Keep up the good work, mane!!! 💯 Much love!!!
I'm glad Roddy rich is planning to follow up his second album. It's good he is not being like chance the rapper and letting this bad album be his last entry.
Regardless of what happened Chance is like a local hero here in Chicago. Dude is always doing something in the community and helping out. I wouldn't be surprised if in 10 years he's running for mayor. I was there at his 10-Day listening party on some pure luck shit, didn't even know who the hell bro was I was just tagging along with a friend. Seeing him go from that to winning grammys and making music with another Chicago legend Kanye is just crazy. I think he'll recover with his next big project.
I blame the people for the hate that Roddy Rich receives. His new music is still pretty good it’s just that everyone wants another Box but that was a once in a lifetime thing. I feel so bad for him because he doesn’t deserve any of the hate.
I agree💯
He deserves it bc his flow boring and his name is wack. How you gonna call urself Rich when you’re not?😂
His second album wasn’t bad, at all.
Yea, songs like that can really fuck someone’s career up
It ruined their career because they didn’t keep going after receiving bad feedback. Now it’s the last thing we remember them for. Gotta keep pushing
Great video once again Matty 🔥Personally I would love to see a video on XXL
I sometimes wonder to myself where it all went wrong 😔 as a kid I found myself looking forward to the XXL Freshmen but these days I just check back in to see how far from grace they've fallen
It's sad actually
dangg
Gotta be crazy to think Robin Thicke is just famous for blurred lines😭
Think about it like this, Thicke ain't really big outside the R&B space. The guy making this video is white, not a slight against him but I doubt he grew up listening to the same radio stations as black folks. Cause R&B stations be bumping “Lost Without U” and “Morning Sun.” I've had to explain to a lot of people who the Fugees are beyond “Killing me softly” and who Jazmine Sullivan is beyond “Knock your Windows”
10:57 the fact that y'all thought Roddy Richh Second album was trash says a lot we live in a pound town/ ice spice society
Exactly!! Shit sad out here
I don't even know who he is, or Ice Spice 🤷🏾♀️
In Robin Thicke’s defense his first hit and bit of success was in 2006 so he was already past his “time” by 2013
Yeah that’s what I was thinking cause the “evolution of Robin thick” was and is considered he best work and that has “lost without you” on it back in 06.
I subscribing only because I am impressed with your acknowledgement of other RUclips producers. So many people in effect steal the ideas and observations of others. You are genuine and should be proud of yourself.
Keep up the good work, man!
man i remember going to Chance’s family matters tour in 15 and it was such an insane experience it was also my first time seeing a Metro Boomin set live. was so excited for Big Day and the following tour but that album was so disappointing especially as a follow up to Coloring Book
Honestly, you don’t need to be putting out albums every year as an artist… it’s not manageable. Hip-hop and pop music in general is so fickle that attention spans are shorter than ever. Problem is, there’s so many clones, or one dimensional talents, it’s hard to keep things fresh, or evolve with the times. That said, Kanye is a fucking beast and a goddamn outlier.
that's what's wrong with the "fans" today. If it's not a top 5 album of the year in the charts everyone just says is whack. Artists can't just make music anymore, they gotta please the masses
Nahmir crying in the NoJumper comments telling them to delete the post has me dead lmfao
Todd does make good content. Jealous you just discovered him, with so many videos of his to watch. His Fun Style trainwreckords video is one of my favs.
really enjoyed what i saw so far, feel free to recommend some good ones!
@mattyballz the one with scatman John is heartwarming af. Pretty much all the one hit wonderland and Trainwreckords are awesome. Pretty much all his videos are worth a watch, and there are alot of them. Not sure if you're familiar with mic the snare. He's got great music related content also. Also, shout out Dignan, Riley and DJ Grant at hivemind. Gotta love them.
It’s so sweet how you share about creators who provided specific influence for your videos. A true gentleman and professional.
I said this before in a previous video but a capital steez video would be cool, keep up the good work always love to see u post 💪
I agree this would be cool video for Mr ballz
been brain storming some ideas around him, would love to cover him eventually!
@@mattyballz let’s goooo, it disappoints me that he never got the recognition he deserved
@@lil_guapo_xya capital steez was a beast on tha mic 🙌💯❤️🙏
I still remember back in 2013 all the hype around Chance bc Acid Rap and thru his steady presence in 2016 bc his TLOP feature and Coloring Book….then Big Day drops and he fades into irrelevance lol
nothing could have aged more like milk than "i met kanye west, im never gonna fail"
The highlight of Nahmirs career was beefing with Mattyballz
I was really young when Chance became the first rapper to win a Grammy without selling physical copies of his music, like middle school prolly. I had no idea what that meant at that time tbh but dude was all people talked about cuz of that. Kinda miss when Chance was on top cuz his music to me never seemed anything but happy. Plus the kit Kat commercials I feel like he was on?
chance got caught doing something, and that album was made to get him out the dog house lmfao
surprised that panic! isn’t in here. like I love panic! but damn… the desperation and rushed sound of that newer album… everyone could tell something was off. Ripping his voice apart in concerts, posting a community posts on youtube basically every 12 hours trying to remind people that he released new songs, the album’s visual themes like era and colour scheme clearly being heavily “inspired” by an album from a band one of panic!’s previous members has built to massive success (I’d say 12 songs and 2mill monthly listeners on spotify is pretty fuckin good) Honestly hurts to watch :(
Man I forgot about rob begging for hus wife back mid concert 😂
🎶 ooh i love my wiiiiiiife, let's go ride a biiikkkkeeee with my wife 🎶 😂 i can't with the internet sometimes
Keep up the good work, you never let your fans down with great entertainment 😎
how much did the fake subs cost bro
Loving your vids bro! Awesome shouts for fellow music content creators. Look forward to watching your channel blow up!
An XXL decline video would be lit. Definitely want that one 🙏
Definitely do that XXL video, I’d watch it for sure. W video btw
When it comes to making albums or songs about a loved one or an ex normally if you make one song and it doesn't do well you can still come back from pretty easily but if you make an entire album with multiple songs it's significantly harder to come back from as you can see with what happened with Robin Thicke and Chance the Rapper
It works for Taylor Swift though
@@sarahg1002 truuue
Cause Taylor reputation and public image is built in a pathetic image of feminism mixed with poor accountability choices for the men she chose to be with as well as inspiring a angry rebellious generation go women who wanna be hoes or boss bitches than wives. The difference is her music is kind of enjoyable enough people wanna hear. Drake and even future makes songs about exes it’s all about marketing and how you try and filter it
It's more about how you do it and why you do it. Robin Thicke's Paula failed because it's corny and it really is more about robin getting his wife back rather than him making good music or expressing himself. Converge's Jane Doe and You Failed me are about a very specific relationship that ended badly for Jacob Bannon. The albums talk about more on how expectations, emotional immaturity and inexperience led to turmoil and destruction in romantic relationships. It's self introspection during a very painful moment and the music's aggressiveness plays out in it's favor. You can also make more angsty and corny albums about unlove and straight up hatred about your ex loved one if you are aware enough, tho. Type o Negative's Slow Deep and Hard and The Origin of The Feces are basically Peter Steele whining and complaining about his unfaithful ex girlfriend and how he wants to kill himself while calling her misogynistic slurs. But you know what? The lyrics and songwriting are full of irony and self deprecation so it never comes out as needy or "creepy" (one of the stupidest labels out there) as Thicke's Paula.
The video about the XXL freshman sounds like a great idea. I’d love to see that video
Long live your channel bro❤️🔥💯
Having “Thicke” as a last name crazy
Still wishing for Chance to release his country version of "It's hot in here". Not even a country fan but that was super good.
Honestly bro, you could make a video about your room and I'd be down to watch. You come off like a genuine dude. Make that XXL video my dude!
The Big Day was awful, but I'm willing to pretend it didn't happen if Chance drops an album on par with Acid Rap/Coloring Book next. Yah Know is a really enjoyable listen imo
Meh that’s a shit attitude. If you don’t like it you don’t like it but you ALREADY HAVE Acid Rap and Coloring Book so you should just be great fun for the amazing music the man put out and you should have nothing but respect for a man coming from nothing working hard succeeding and then taking the time to be a father and enjoy his life. If you respected chance on the come up then you should respect him enjoying the good life right now.
If he never made another song I’d still be a fan for life 👌🏼
@@mobilegameclips5628 Sure, that has nothing to do with what I said tho. I don't have anything against the guy. I just don't care for a project
Chance The Rapper and Robin Thicke should make a really solid album together called, "I Love My Wife, I Love My Ex" their careers will come back stronger than before.
I think Roddy will be back with a smash...just a matter of time. He should stay off the internet and not rush anything.
"blurred lines wasn't about consent it was about rejection" WHAT DO YOU THINK CONSENT IS ROBIN.
Please do the XXL video!!! I used to get so hype for those, their fall off was insanely disappointing
Tbh The Big Day was t bad I still listen to songs from it every now and then, it was just a personal album for his wife, and it wasn’t what fans were expecting, it’s similar to the reaction Kanye got for DONDA because it was a personal album to his mom
Love the idea to do the downfall of XXL you should definitely do it! Have been loving the videos keep on going!!!
The shooutout to ToddInTheShadows was unexpected but made me smile tbh. Todd was my first music commentary related channel that i ever really got into and your channel is the second tbh
Lol I can understand why Robin Thicke went crazy over Paula Patton 😂😍
oh my god, even as a kid, I hated blurred lines due to how fucking annoying it sounds, I couldn't even bare to listen to it once without hearing the "woo" every 2 fucking seconds!
I would love to see a Chance the Rapper comeback
What's crazy is Nahmir is making a comeback, he started releasing good music again.
You be bumping nahmir in the whip? 😂
Nigga how is that a measure of quality music I’m not bumping “to pimp a butterfly” in da whip that don’t mean it’s not good 😂😂😂😂😂
@@iamsheron7408 learn to use this shit goofy and replay to my comment and not the original one posted dick head
Love the Todd shout out, absolutely adore the Trainwreckords series
I had no clue Robin Thicke's father is the father from Growing Pains?!😮 Craaaaazy!
dude. i am binging all your videos LOL. i have been watching you for DAYS and i know nothing about rap music lol. there's something about the way you present the information without being super distracting. you have the perfect amount of editing, and sound design. thank you for sharing! i'm happy yt brought me here lol.
thank you!!
@@mattyballz thank you!! keep it up!!
I believe doing a XXL video would be an amazing idea
I actually think its really mature of Roddy that his response to a ton of criticism and getting clowned was just to unplug and disconnect. He seems pretty down to earth for someone that had that huge blowup early on in his career
You should make a vid on the parallels of early blues artists and drill rap. I can't use this idea, maybe you can
I guess where I'm from Roddy Ricch is not exactly the most noteable name in hiphop, but the main reason why everyone remembers The Box is because for some reason that no one can explain that it was THE song that was to block Justin Bieber's "pedo anthem" (Yummy) from charting #1 on Billboard, and it was the most glorious sight to behold.
Ive ALWAYS thought that Chance the Rapper was WEAK as an MC... I never understood the hype around him.
Matty! I love how comfy your recording setup feels 😍
It's probably just your bedroom but the lighting is what I love hahaha
As much as I hate to say it, Robin should did more acting. But I know he loved music. He would've been waaay great at acting. miley's twerking, most def did not help. Smh.
Great video as always, Matty. And for more context regarding Robin Thicke, Be Thee Commentator dropped a deep dive video about him during the Blurred Lines era a few days ago and rest assured, he deserves every bit of his downfall (and fuck Pharrell too!). They stole the beat from Marvin Gaye, the song's lyrics are appalling, the video is even worse, and the follow up album Paula is nothing but a drunk toxic ex on the phone at 2AM begging for another chance set to music. I'm glad that his career tanked.
The fact that it was his DEBUT album is insane I didn’t know that
Chance is really good everyone has that one bad project and he has a very good chance(pun intended) to come back and blow the top of the music industry
I’m 100% on Roddy’s side. Feed tha streets 1 n 2 AND PEFBAS were fire. I want him to come back real bad.
Note to all musicians - never make a simp album, Robin and Chance learned the hard way
with roddy he was also on donda and was easily a top 3 feature on the album