@@kevankenney422 When you mentioned the reversed folk guitar loop on 'Somewehere I Belong' I knew this would be my favorite Meteora '20 interview. Nailed it!
That was one of the best interviews I’ve seen with Mike. The questions were interesting and original, and you could tell that the interviewer really knew his shit… going into detail is always more interesting than the bland, typical questions. He probably grew up with LP, watching the Meteora Making Of countless times, just like me
This is THE BEST interview with Mike. Going really deep on the songwriting and the production aspects. Actually talking about the writing process, no filler questions. The interviewer definitely did his homework. I respect that a ton!
You can totally see how different the overall vibe is in an interview when the interviewer knows his shit and goes deeper into the subject matter, avoiding the usual boring repetitive questions. You can see how animated and into this interview Mike was compared to others (minus when Striker is involved).
This interview had depth. And wasn’t only focused on one thing or one person and you can see Mike is feeling these questions. TRULY WELL DONE! GREAT INTERVIEW! ❤LP
I gotta say this is the best interview i’ve ever seen. Seriously. This guy seriously knows his stuff and he is asking really great questions and I’m genuinely interested in hearing the answers. Bravo 👏🏼
Man, I feel like at least in the 21st-century LINKIN Park was the last big rock band that everybody actually cared about. they are really talented all six of them. it’s unfortunate that they unintentionally created LINKIN Park clones. also it’s unfortunate that we lost Chester as well, he was really talented. no matter how many new metal singers come along, they’ll never be able to match the contributions that Mike and Chester made to rock music
I totally loved how open and enthusiastic the interview was! Great work, it was a treat to listen to! and Mike is just such an artist in not just music but also imagery, he's the best.
Мы в России очень сильно любим Linkin park. Вы настоящие народные артисты для нас. Спасибо что вы есть и вы творите. Новый альбом как глоток свежего воздуха для ВСЕХ. Поздравляю с платиновым очередным статусом🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
It seems a lot of LP fans don’t realize that Chester didn’t write a lot of lyrics… yet so many people say “Chester was calling for help and telling us something is wrong!” for years and we didn’t listen. No. Chester didn’t even write a lot of the lyrics… he just sang them and gave them weight and emotion (which is very powerful obviously), but idk why people keep acting like all the lyrics were Chester telling everyone he was suicidal and depressed.
No, Chester didn’t write 50% of the lyrics, but he did write a lot. There were a lot of songs that mike created the concept for but they would write together. There were also a ton of songs that Mike wrote all by himself that Chester and the whole group would edit and revise. And vise versa. This was more common in the earlier albums though. I don’t think it was until Minutes to Midnight until the group started becoming a bigger part of the lyrical process. Which is what Mike is probably talking about not liking in the video. Go watch, or rewatch the documentary to minutes to midnight and they show you that Mike and Chester usually do most of the writing but only then started taking feedback seriously. I think Mike did maybe 65% and Chester 25% while the group did 10% with edits. I think this is more accurate with their first two albums where Mike was in more control of the concepts or demos.
Mike said alot of the lyrics came from stories chester would tell him and they all added flavor to the songs. Mike wrote Breaking the Habit , but when chester read the lyrics he starred crying , he said it was describing the way he felt about himself . they both were amazing artists in their own right .
As much as I miss Chester, his legacy will be remembered for the years to come and we must cherish his music and lyrics. Whichever direction the boys in Linkin Park decide to go in the near or far future I'll support their decision as a longtime fan.
Love you Mike, thank you for being there during my rough times, even if you never knew it. Thanks for being so caring, sweet, and very open and a lovable guy. LP forever❤️❤️❤️ Sending my thanks From Minnesota.
everyone here has already said it, but i feel the need to share the love: i first heard LP when Crawling was on the radio back in 2000 and dude, this is the best interview i've ever seen with Mike. he usually seems bored in interviews (even with peeps like KROQ) but this was the first one i've seen in over a decade where he's engaged and seemed to really enjoy the conversation. awesome analysis, great questions, and Kevan is clearly an LP soldier. mad respect for this one, man. i'm late to the party, but dang was it worth it. cheers. 🤘🖤
Only one question every day appears in my mind: why such geniuos things like "Lost" & "Fighting myself" we can hear only 20 years after? These hits could be in first "Meteora", while Chester was alive, being among us. Still missing Chester. Its real tragedy for music world.
Well they actually talked about this in another interview Lost was a song that they created during their Meteora era but because 1. they couldn't figure out where to place it in the album and 2. it was too similar to Numb so they decided not to add it and instead let numb have its moment. Years past and they just completely forgot they had the song until recently that they unearthed it, which seems so poetic considering.
Chester's Creative Inspirations (00:00 - 00:36) The Mullet Story During 'Meteora' Recording (00:37 - 02:50) Meteora 20th Anniversary Box Set Overview (02:51 - 03:40) Coping with Pressure and Fun in the Studio (03:41 - 04:17) The 'Wizard Song' and Joke Songs (04:18 - 05:19) Creation of 'Somewhere I Belong' (05:20 - 06:17) Sampling and Production in 'Meteora' (06:18 - 07:48) Collaborative Songwriting Process (07:49 - 08:40) Breaking the Habit and Its Journey (08:41 - 10:10) The Aesthetic and Visual Identity of 'Meteora' (10:11 - 12:14) The 'Lost' Demos in the Box Set (12:15 - 16:34) Writing from Personal and Chester's Perspectives (16:35 - 19:15) Collision Course and Mashup with Jay-Z (19:16 - 23:41) Andy Wallace Mix and Remastering in 2023 (23:42 - 26:50) Last Minute Changes in 'Somewhere I Belong' (26:51 - 27:29)
Mike is a very wise person. Perfectly m'a ching artistic inspiration and wise analysis. Moreover, he was surely very emphatic with Chester, and intuitive. Rare man.
I'm putting ya'll on blast, still angry at ya'll at the fans for your backlash against One More Light. Don't call yourself "fans," if you called Chester a coward for committing suicide, or said that One More Light was a sellout!
Agree!!!!!!! The true fans, like me, loved it because I actually grew up and evolved along with the band as I got older. I didn’t just become a fan of the first few albums. I’m not a fan of their music, I’m a fan of THEM.
@@bofurthedwarf I came in during Minutes to Midnight during the worldwide release of What I've Done, sold on Meteora, not Hybrid Theory. It was so overrated
I love Linkin Park so much and admit I couldnt ever qualify to be their biggest fan. My love though for the integration of electronic music and alternative rock that Linkin Park did seamlessly with hip hop elements would be hard to surpass. This is such a great interview, I couldnt stop crying because I really would like some more Linkin Park to be creating more music I fucking love. Mike Shinoda is fucking great. Ok. Im done. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
There is something's I do not like in this interview and it is not Mike Shinoda. It is the host you do not tont puff like his stories are boring it is very Disrespectful and irritating I have conversate with people like this it jealousy he just jealous that Linkin Park is a amazing band and that his friendship chester is very close so if he is burning to here then you need to find another Rock Band to interview cause it seems Like Shinoda talking about his band is not for you. You need to repair your gesture and quit being intimadated.
That Interviewer really knew his stuff.
Thnx dawg
He either really did his research prior to the interview or he’s a long time fan of the band.
@@K_Rich_1983 he said he was a long time fan of the band, they really picked the right guy for the job
@@kevankenney422 When you mentioned the reversed folk guitar loop on 'Somewehere I Belong' I knew this would be my favorite Meteora '20 interview. Nailed it!
@@MokerB thank u!
That was one of the best interviews I’ve seen with Mike. The questions were interesting and original, and you could tell that the interviewer really knew his shit… going into detail is always more interesting than the bland, typical questions. He probably grew up with LP, watching the Meteora Making Of countless times, just like me
For sure did
The interviewer is CLEARLY a longtime fan.
It's like Mike's not aging lol felt almost like two young men talking to each other.❤
There not old tho
The fact of his being half japanese explains it
Mike's in his mid 40s, he's not like 70 lol
@@tareklarine5260 yep. Absolutely. The answer is in his blood. Literally)
@@tATuCentral right. But sometimes I see 20 y.o girls looking like they're already in their mid 40s ahah
Mike looks so happy with this interview.
He is completely in his comfort zone, which is awesome to see
This is THE BEST interview with Mike. Going really deep on the songwriting and the production aspects. Actually talking about the writing process, no filler questions.
The interviewer definitely did his homework. I respect that a ton!
Thnx man!
The interviewer = 10/10 .
Asking the REAL, In-depth questions the fans wanna know.
Mike Shinoda is a genius, i would to like to be in his head for a few seconds, his mind must be a beautiful chaos...
Organized chaos, I imagine
@@tsfbaf303 exactly, my bad…
Analyzed chaos
Beautiful organized chaos ❤
"What am I gonna do with so much money today?"
Love the way Mikes face lit up at 12:10
do you know who/what he was talking about when his face lit up? English isn't my first language :) thanks!
@@NicolasdeFerran Frank Maddocks
You can totally see how different the overall vibe is in an interview when the interviewer knows his shit and goes deeper into the subject matter, avoiding the usual boring repetitive questions.
You can see how animated and into this interview Mike was compared to others (minus when Striker is involved).
This interview had depth. And wasn’t only focused on one thing or one person and you can see Mike is feeling these questions. TRULY WELL DONE! GREAT INTERVIEW! ❤LP
Thanks yolande!!
Thank you to the interviewer for asking great questions, digging a little bit more for the fans. One of the best talks to Mike out there imho.
I gotta say this is the best interview i’ve ever seen. Seriously. This guy seriously knows his stuff and he is asking really great questions and I’m genuinely interested in hearing the answers. Bravo 👏🏼
Man, I feel like at least in the 21st-century LINKIN Park was the last big rock band that everybody actually cared about. they are really talented all six of them. it’s unfortunate that they unintentionally created LINKIN Park clones. also it’s unfortunate that we lost Chester as well, he was really talented. no matter how many new metal singers come along, they’ll never be able to match the contributions that Mike and Chester made to rock music
The only 'clone' that sounds remotely close to them is Bring Me The Horizon. Nothing else sounds anything like them
So nice that the interviewer was aware of the other footage online and asked original questions. Great Interview
Appreciate it glad u enjoyed
I just love Mike Shinoda so so much ❤ he is so strong and has made such amazing music . Rest In paradise Chester Bennington ❤❤
Mike Shinoda: human sunshine
Quite agree. Even when his words are neutral, he seems to be lightly smiling.
We love our LINKIN PARK ❤️, we love Mike! We will always love Chester....
He is ageless ❤
I totally loved how open and enthusiastic the interview was! Great work, it was a treat to listen to! and Mike is just such an artist in not just music but also imagery, he's the best.
More of this please. Serious quality questions with engaged answers from the artist!
AMAZING INTERVIEW 👏
Glad u dug it
I love that mike is so consistent.
Мы в России очень сильно любим Linkin park. Вы настоящие народные артисты для нас. Спасибо что вы есть и вы творите. Новый альбом как глоток свежего воздуха для ВСЕХ. Поздравляю с платиновым очередным статусом🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Mike is a genius. Treasure.
Mike is the kindest person. I like him a lot for how he can speak never lost for words.
Thank you for inviting Mike!!
Can't belive we nearly missed out on the final version of breaking the habbit 😮
We gotta thank Joe for telling Mike that it needed vocals.
It seems a lot of LP fans don’t realize that Chester didn’t write a lot of lyrics… yet so many people say “Chester was calling for help and telling us something is wrong!” for years and we didn’t listen. No. Chester didn’t even write a lot of the lyrics… he just sang them and gave them weight and emotion (which is very powerful obviously), but idk why people keep acting like all the lyrics were Chester telling everyone he was suicidal and depressed.
No, Chester didn’t write 50% of the lyrics, but he did write a lot. There were a lot of songs that mike created the concept for but they would write together. There were also a ton of songs that Mike wrote all by himself that Chester and the whole group would edit and revise. And vise versa. This was more common in the earlier albums though.
I don’t think it was until Minutes to Midnight until the group started becoming a bigger part of the lyrical process. Which is what Mike is probably talking about not liking in the video.
Go watch, or rewatch the documentary to minutes to midnight and they show you that Mike and Chester usually do most of the writing but only then started taking feedback seriously.
I think Mike did maybe 65% and Chester 25% while the group did 10% with edits. I think this is more accurate with their first two albums where Mike was in more control of the concepts or demos.
Mike said alot of the lyrics came from stories chester would tell him and they all added flavor to the songs. Mike wrote Breaking the Habit , but when chester read the lyrics he starred crying , he said it was describing the way he felt about himself . they both were amazing artists in their own right .
Chester talked to Mike about his mental disease and Made je was able to traduce it in words.
Mike
As much as I miss Chester, his legacy will be remembered for the years to come and we must cherish his music and lyrics. Whichever direction the boys in Linkin Park decide to go in the near or far future I'll support their decision as a longtime fan.
GREAT interview! Shinoda's the GOAT, no question.
Glad u dug it Nick
I just love this interview. So welldone.😍
This guy knows his stuff, honestly liked this interview. Really impressed me on how much knowledge he knew.
Thnx dawg love the username
@@kevankenney422 np, appreciate that! 👊
The BEST
Mike is so full of wisdom ❤
Love you Mike, thank you for being there during my rough times, even if you never knew it. Thanks for being so caring, sweet, and very open and a lovable guy.
LP forever❤️❤️❤️
Sending my thanks From Minnesota.
I am so happy this interviewer did linkin park justice
Appreciate u Tina
everyone here has already said it, but i feel the need to share the love:
i first heard LP when Crawling was on the radio back in 2000 and dude, this is the best interview i've ever seen with Mike. he usually seems bored in interviews (even with peeps like KROQ) but this was the first one i've seen in over a decade where he's engaged and seemed to really enjoy the conversation. awesome analysis, great questions, and Kevan is clearly an LP soldier. mad respect for this one, man. i'm late to the party, but dang was it worth it.
cheers.
🤘🖤
mike is so wise
Mike Shinoda is the best 👏 and I was bored only with one question! This interviewer had great questions 🖒 Thanks for sharing.
I don’t normally watch interviews but I have zero regrets clicking on this one. really great questions and it didn’t feel weird and uncomfortable lol.
Only one question every day appears in my mind: why such geniuos things like "Lost" & "Fighting myself" we can hear only 20 years after? These hits could be in first "Meteora", while Chester was alive, being among us. Still missing Chester. Its real tragedy for music world.
Well they actually talked about this in another interview Lost was a song that they created during their Meteora era but because 1. they couldn't figure out where to place it in the album and 2. it was too similar to Numb so they decided not to add it and instead let numb have its moment. Years past and they just completely forgot they had the song until recently that they unearthed it, which seems so poetic considering.
I got on here just to tell you guys, Healing Foot never gets talked about and it's better than Lost, IMO. Go listen to it if you haven't heard
Hands down the best interview for Meteora20 so far, great work🙏
#LPFOREVER 💙💙🎸🎸
Linkin park : Once & always
LP 4 Ever ❤️🎸🤟
Mike Shinoda's best interview :D
Chester's Creative Inspirations (00:00 - 00:36)
The Mullet Story During 'Meteora' Recording (00:37 - 02:50)
Meteora 20th Anniversary Box Set Overview (02:51 - 03:40)
Coping with Pressure and Fun in the Studio (03:41 - 04:17)
The 'Wizard Song' and Joke Songs (04:18 - 05:19)
Creation of 'Somewhere I Belong' (05:20 - 06:17)
Sampling and Production in 'Meteora' (06:18 - 07:48)
Collaborative Songwriting Process (07:49 - 08:40)
Breaking the Habit and Its Journey (08:41 - 10:10)
The Aesthetic and Visual Identity of 'Meteora' (10:11 - 12:14)
The 'Lost' Demos in the Box Set (12:15 - 16:34)
Writing from Personal and Chester's Perspectives (16:35 - 19:15)
Collision Course and Mashup with Jay-Z (19:16 - 23:41)
Andy Wallace Mix and Remastering in 2023 (23:42 - 26:50)
Last Minute Changes in 'Somewhere I Belong' (26:51 - 27:29)
Thanks 👍
Out of all the interviewers for this Meteora 20th anniversary, this is the *ONLY GUY* who knew what he was asking/ talking about
Ha! Had to hold it down 💪
Great interview!
Thanks for watching
Mike is a very wise person. Perfectly m'a ching artistic inspiration and wise analysis. Moreover, he was surely very emphatic with Chester, and intuitive. Rare man.
matching
fantastic interview
Great question! one of the best interviews i ever watch about music
Mike i wanna do a song with you one day, you are a inspiration 4 me
LP forever
Yes❤
💯🙏🏼Thanks u for sharing AWES😍ME GREAT interview and ❤❤️🔥♥️LinkinParkLyrics and S🎧UNDS THE BEST 🔊F THE BEST EVER.✌🏻😘✌🏻3️⃣ MISS Chester 😢😭😭😢🤧
The interviewer fucking killed it.
LP fan for, life! 🎶🤟🎶🤟🎶
Yes😊
Yes❤❤❤🎉
Kudos to the interviewer
💪 💪 what up javi
Yeslove❤🎉
I'm putting ya'll on blast, still angry at ya'll at the fans for your backlash against One More Light.
Don't call yourself "fans," if you called Chester a coward for committing suicide, or said that One More Light was a sellout!
Agree!!!!!!! The true fans, like me, loved it because I actually grew up and evolved along with the band as I got older. I didn’t just become a fan of the first few albums. I’m not a fan of their music, I’m a fan of THEM.
@@bofurthedwarf I came in during Minutes to Midnight during the worldwide release of What I've Done, sold on Meteora, not Hybrid Theory. It was so overrated
Mike Shinoda: "One thing" 0:00
Fun stuff to watch.
00:00 I don't know why.
Lol
I love Linkin Park so much and admit I couldnt ever qualify to be their biggest fan. My love though for the integration of electronic music and alternative rock that Linkin Park did seamlessly with hip hop elements would be hard to surpass. This is such a great interview, I couldnt stop crying because I really would like some more Linkin Park to be creating more music I fucking love. Mike Shinoda is fucking great. Ok. Im done. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Yes
Linkinpark❤
❤❤
Mike keeps misremembering RUclips being a new thing when Meteora came out. RUclips happened two years after the album released.
We love you so much our Linkin Park ❤️! With great respect and love from Ukraine 🇺🇦❤️🇺🇲🤘
Украинский подсос😊
Слава Україні!
@@sien2429 none of that
Roberto Mtz could be a very special podcast with Mike here in Mexico! Please amanzon make it possible!°
Radyes❤😊
I wish someone would ask him if John Podesta was really Chester's dad. They really do look a like.
Okyeslove❤
😊😊😊❤🎉
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Why did it end :(
5:30 Me wanting to hear all of the joke songs 😩
Can you make a song of a pain I faced? I have the sad lyrics written down. It’s from blackpink parasiting off of me since 2019.
Nobody's listening. Is Mike's best Linkn park track
Mike, do a song with arcane 2 with a guy like chesters voice . Make a comeback.
Bey😊
why tf is audio not setup properly. put some respek on shinodas name
"Mike you flipped a sample backwards how did you come up with that in 2001 2002?!". Lol the whites
I wonder what song was inspired by Depeche Mode
Alguém legenda plis 😢
Mullet Park 😂😂😂😂
Can we have Manny Marroquin mix all of Meteora now?? 😂🔥🔥
20:09 😂
Did Mike said you tube was not big in 2003 lol
I don't think he did it.
@@hometv9 youtube wasn’t created yet until 2005
It didn’t even exist yet.
@@antoniobarrera1983 it is true, but
I am saying that did Mike actually said this in interview?
@@hometv9 no
Boy
There is something's I do not like in this interview and it is not Mike Shinoda. It is the host you do not tont puff like his stories are boring it is very Disrespectful and irritating I have conversate with people like this it jealousy he just jealous that Linkin Park is a amazing band and that his friendship chester is very close so if he is burning to here then you need to find another Rock Band to interview cause it seems Like Shinoda talking about his band is not for you. You need to repair your gesture and quit being intimadated.
totally boring....
like somebody actually cares.
Wait. Wakefield did film "work in progress"?