I totally understand Mike's initial reaction to Blonde. I was a huge Frank fan and when Blonde dropped I instantly gave it a full listen and I was... underwhelmed? It didn't grab me. There were elements I liked but I ultimately shelved it for a couple weeks because I couldn't really get into it. When I decided to return to it, my opinion completely changed. All of the songs I wasn't fond of were suddenly making sense. I was able to appreciate every little quality of each song and pick up on subtle harmonies and really appreciate how experimental and different it was from his previous work. I had thought I wanted another Channel Orange, but when I gave it a chance I discovered how much better Blonde was than anything he had done previously. It immediately became my favorite album of all time and I was so thankful to have it exist in this universe at the same time as me. It's interesting how those repeated listens to albums can completely change your opinion of them or give you new appreciation for things you previously weren't fond of. And that's why AMHAC is so special. I didn't have any of those reservations, there wasn't any part of the album I didn't like, everything just felt perfect. To me, that says a lot as AMHAC is so much more experimental, so much all over the place (while somehow also being incredibly concise), something that should be a rougher first listen. But it wasn't. It was perfect. It completely changed how I looked and listened to music, how I viewed musical creativity, and opened up my perspective so much on just a single playthrough. AMHAC has probably surpassed Blonde for me as my favorite album of all time. Peggy is my favorite artist of all time. I can see and hear his legacy being formed in real time and I know he'll be talked about with high praise for a long time. He has pushed boundaries that I didn't even know existed.
Amhac and Peggy as a artist as a whole makes some life changing works of art he really pushes the limits and as you said limits and boundaries you didn’t even know could be pushed it makes me feel like a giddy kid sometimes listening to how individualistic and free his production is he has no artistic chains and isn’t a slave to conformity he says fuck it and does his thing
About the Blonde reaction, it's completely understandable and I'm actually surprised Mike can appreciate as much of this completely new music on first listen anyway. It's amazing how subjective an experience music can be, most non hip hop fans are hearing something almost completely different than long time fans of the genre. I know from looking back to before I loved the genre and songs I heard back then hit completely differently now.
Just wanna say the genuine reactions are what bring me back to this channel!! So many other channels that curate their reactions to please a certain audience or fanbase and it is such an instant turn off.
Jpeg has easily one of my fav discogs in hip hop history, and one of the few artist I’d give a 5/5 for 3 of their albums(black Ben Carson, LP, AMHACB) Dope to see you guys get into him
Jpeg has alot of popculture references in either his beats(in the form of sample selection) and his lyrics/bars. I started listening to him and find myself lost in the innuendos he implements. The textures in his production is also hypnotic and disorienting at times but always intentional. He is a gem. 👌🏾💯 Great reaction guys.
Happy new years! So cool watching your dads journey through this incredible album. I love this album so much so it was cool to see you guys react to it!
Please tell me you’re gonna show him Frank’s Endless. I think he’s on the verge of turning and Endless has some beautiful sonics and equally great lyrics. Bless!
I think Grimy Waifu is more about how people he knows are getting shot, with "these bullets coming at you" he means his grimy waifu since she is gonna protect him. at least i interpretate it this way.
Never mind ive got to correct myself, i did a little Research and the grimy waifu is actually a Metaphor for his gun. Since peggy is a veteran he was taught the phrase: "This is your gun. This is your Girl...."
BLKSWN and NOIR would be interesting also to see from them. hes definitely created his own lane within r&b/chillhop/rap and I think he creates a super cool atmosphere they would like
this still remains jpegs best album, i know that his fanbase disagrees and pick some albums that he made under devon hendryx like gpt just to feel different, but cornballs still his greatest project
Jpegmafia and I technically kissed when he grabbed the blunt out of my hand and hit it at one of his concerts
This is true I was there
as a straight white male jealous
Will be impatiently waiting for LP now 😢
AMHAC is one of my all time favorite albums changed my perspective on music
Me too
I totally understand Mike's initial reaction to Blonde. I was a huge Frank fan and when Blonde dropped I instantly gave it a full listen and I was... underwhelmed? It didn't grab me. There were elements I liked but I ultimately shelved it for a couple weeks because I couldn't really get into it. When I decided to return to it, my opinion completely changed. All of the songs I wasn't fond of were suddenly making sense. I was able to appreciate every little quality of each song and pick up on subtle harmonies and really appreciate how experimental and different it was from his previous work. I had thought I wanted another Channel Orange, but when I gave it a chance I discovered how much better Blonde was than anything he had done previously. It immediately became my favorite album of all time and I was so thankful to have it exist in this universe at the same time as me. It's interesting how those repeated listens to albums can completely change your opinion of them or give you new appreciation for things you previously weren't fond of.
And that's why AMHAC is so special. I didn't have any of those reservations, there wasn't any part of the album I didn't like, everything just felt perfect. To me, that says a lot as AMHAC is so much more experimental, so much all over the place (while somehow also being incredibly concise), something that should be a rougher first listen. But it wasn't. It was perfect. It completely changed how I looked and listened to music, how I viewed musical creativity, and opened up my perspective so much on just a single playthrough. AMHAC has probably surpassed Blonde for me as my favorite album of all time. Peggy is my favorite artist of all time. I can see and hear his legacy being formed in real time and I know he'll be talked about with high praise for a long time. He has pushed boundaries that I didn't even know existed.
@@spacednation4807 beautifully put
Amhac and Peggy as a artist as a whole makes some life changing works of art he really pushes the limits and as you said limits and boundaries you didn’t even know could be pushed it makes me feel like a giddy kid sometimes listening to how individualistic and free his production is he has no artistic chains and isn’t a slave to conformity he says fuck it and does his thing
About the Blonde reaction, it's completely understandable and I'm actually surprised Mike can appreciate as much of this completely new music on first listen anyway.
It's amazing how subjective an experience music can be, most non hip hop fans are hearing something almost completely different than long time fans of the genre. I know from looking back to before I loved the genre and songs I heard back then hit completely differently now.
Just wanna say the genuine reactions are what bring me back to this channel!! So many other channels that curate their reactions to please a certain audience or fanbase and it is such an instant turn off.
Appreciate that a lot. Made it a focus when starting the channel to be as honest as we could ❤️
Jpeg has easily one of my fav discogs in hip hop history, and one of the few artist I’d give a 5/5 for 3 of their albums(black Ben Carson, LP, AMHACB)
Dope to see you guys get into him
LP! Is a masterpiece
Yay! More Peggy! Looking forward to your father’s reaction to this one lmao
Jpeg has alot of popculture references in either his beats(in the form of sample selection) and his lyrics/bars.
I started listening to him and find myself lost in the innuendos he implements.
The textures in his production is also hypnotic and disorienting at times but always intentional.
He is a gem. 👌🏾💯
Great reaction guys.
I'm betting he'll at least appreciate cornballs a lot more
Yesssssssss my favourite album!
Happy new years! So cool watching your dads journey through this incredible album. I love this album so much so it was cool to see you guys react to it!
Would love to see y’all react to In Rainbows by Radiohead, such a fantastic album. Great video as always!
Thank you!
OOOO I been waiting for this one!
The return of the Peggster!!!!!
yall gotta do LP!
When y’all listen to LP Please please PLEASE do the offline version and not the one on streaming.
Of course that’s the only way
@@putyouon🫡🫡🫡
Please tell me you’re gonna show him Frank’s Endless. I think he’s on the verge of turning and Endless has some beautiful sonics and equally great lyrics. Bless!
If this is gonna lead into a reaction to LP! you might as well show him EP! and EP2. Especially EP2, it'd be interesting to hear his pov on it.
Definitely will, love both eps
it would be very interesting that he hears Ghost Pop Tape and some other Devon mixtape
saved this one for the day off, cheers to the new years guys, this is the album that introduced me to jpeg.
❤HNY
i come back to this reaction a lot
One of my favorites we have ever done tbh
can't forget about his name for Communist Slow Jams, "DJ Halfcourt Violation"
That one is great 😂😂
I'm looking at that sweater the whole time
I think Grimy Waifu is more about how people he knows are getting shot, with "these bullets coming at you" he means his grimy waifu since she is gonna protect him. at least i interpretate it this way.
Never mind ive got to correct myself, i did a little Research and the grimy waifu is actually a Metaphor for his gun. Since peggy is a veteran he was taught the phrase: "This is your gun. This is your Girl...."
Can you guys PLEASE do Luv 4 Rent by Smino? I think he would really enjoy that album.
BLKSWN and NOIR would be interesting also to see from them. hes definitely created his own lane within r&b/chillhop/rap and I think he creates a super cool atmosphere they would like
Oh heck yea 🔥
Dots freestyle is one of my favorite songs, kinda sad yall don't really like it
Amazing, now we need a Carti reaction. Even people who love experimental music can’t handle WLR 😭
Very hot take but All my Heroes are Cornballs is the best album he ever made, Then Veteran and Ghost Pop Tape.
great watch, real
❤️
React to Chance The Rapper - Coloring Book. It’s Just something different
Great video
❤️
What is your hoodie, its so fire😭
It’s from heavy statement on instagram, they make hand made woven hoodies :)
🎵 All I want for Christmaaaaasssss… is a JUICE WRLD ALBUM REACTION. LEGENDS NEVER DIE - Juice WRLD.
death grips reaction!
fellow asmr enjoyer! :)
Yo could you put on to that hoodie?
It’s from heavy statement on instagram they make hand made hoodies. Super dope brand
@@putyouon I will be checking that out for sure!
I wonder how he'd feel about communist slow jams or LP because those have more of his rapping.
react to twelve carat toothache, a post malone album
this still remains jpegs best album, i know that his fanbase disagrees and pick some albums that he made under devon hendryx like gpt just to feel different, but cornballs still his greatest project
tgpt is amazing tho you cant say it’s not tho peggy been making good music for a decade
Yes yes yes yes yes
from where is your hoodie?
Heavy statement on instagram
Can you please react to wolf or cherry bomb by Tyler the creator?
NO IM SO ANGRY RIGHT NOW WTFFFFF YOU SAID YOU WERE DOING MBDTF THIS CHRISTMASS WHERE TF IS IT?
Soon soon, decided to do blond instead for Christmas. If the nazi calms down in the new year we will return lol
cuz hitler 😏
@@putyouon I mean he’s missing so technically he calmed down