Dad Reacts to Kanye West - The College Dropout
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Kanye West - The College Dropout
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0:00 Video Intro
7:29 Intro
7:47 We Don't Care
11:55 Graduation Day
12:11 All Falls Down
14:53 I'll Fly Away
15:26 Spaceship
19:45 Jesus Walks
23:04 Never Let Me Down
27:26 Get Em High
32:10 Workout Plan
32:38 The New Workout Plan
39:00 Slow Jamz
44:08 Breath In Breath Out
50:05 School Spirit Skit 1
50:50 School Spirit
52:10 School Spirit Skit 2
52:41 Lil Jimmy Skit
55:08 Two Words
59:35 Through The Wire
1:03:47 Family Business
1:08:01 Last Call
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Would love to see you guys react to Some Rap Songs by Earl Sweatshirt. One of the greatest rap albums ever made
@@chadkndr SRS is a bad introduction to earl tho, doris would be better first
we Need JCOLE DISCOGRAPHY
Why a veepeen
Lupe Fiasco!!! Food and Liquor!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽
If this is your dad’s first time hearin' this
He is about to experience something so cold, man
😭 love that reference
we never had nothin handed, took nothin for granted
took nothin' from no man, man i'm my own man
@@theneedlessopinion but as a shorty I looked up to the dope man
Only adult man I knew that wasn't broke, man
Family business forever Kanye’s most underrated track
My favourite Kanye song, it's so emotional I love it
Its my favorite Ye song after Runaway and Come To life
@@AsherneZ priorities straight. Come To Life doesn't get the love its deserves
i didn't know it was underrated i always have loved it.
@@Realpopcornchicken the reason we love come to life runaway and ghost town are that they are so personal
Just a note to add, this version of "Through the Wire" isn't the original recording. After Kanye's jaw healed, he re-recorded the verses. If you look up "Through the wire original" you'll notice it is very obvious that his jaw is wired shut, and some words he can't pronounce properly
@@yolk2112 1 hour ago llol
He just layered the re-recorded version over the original to help with the pronunciation
No it still has the orginal recording he just rapped over it after he got his jaw fixed and mixed them
omg it’s the yo-yo guy
His jaw was still wired shut when he re did it, it had just healed more and he'd gotten more use to speaking with it.
I dropped out of college in January of 04. This I felt like a loser. My mom being an educator I felt I broke her heart. I was really in a bad place. This album saved my life. I’ve watched the two episodes of the documentary which was the making of TCD. Seeing him with his mom who was also an educator. Brought tears to my eyes. My mother has supported everything I’ve done. It took a while to figure things out. But seeing Kanye’s early path and hearing this album brings back memories.
Damn bru I was born in January of 04 lol. Now I’m going to college this fall
Dropping out of college with 1 semester left of finish was the biggest and best thing I’ve ever done. Broke out of the system, and felt absolutely free.
Would you be kind enough to briefly summarize your career/life upon dropping out?
@@ocielmartinez2129 as a senior in college about to graduate in the spring, enjoy the shit out of it because its gonna fly by. It’ll seem like just yesterday you were a freshman living in the dorms. Soak it all in and step out of your comfort zone as much as possible
How you doing now man?
im so glad your dad's discovering kanye's humor that's honestly one of his best qualities
I forget about it
everyone forgets just how funny kanye was and still is when he wants to be. i born the same year this came out but i’m happy i went back to the old albums because now i really see how he got the fan base he did. it’s albums like this one LR and Graduation and 808s that really show that ye really is the greatest.
@@nsa4613 it's been missing for a long old time....
@@blue-pi2kt Agreed, haven’t had a laugh on a Kanye track since Blame Game
@@navysammy2411 I do not haha. I remember when he followed a single random dude on twitter but I don't do twitter and it's more his bars I'm referring to. It just ain't there like it was and that's ok because he's done that.
We've always got CD and LR, and I appreciate them but we don't need to pretend he's the best comic on the mike when he ain't about it any more.
Can't wait for late registration and graduation!!
And yeezus and 808s and tlop and ye and donda and good kid maad city
@@benshapirosgreatuncle4060 YEEZUS NO
@@danielgomez1703 on sight will probably send him into a 2 month coma
late registration will always be my #1 Kanye album
and 808's. I feel like the cudi feature will blow his brain away
Kanye becoming almost legally insane will never take away from his music in my eyes, the MOST talented musician of the past 20 years in my eyes. Hopefully one day he gets help and can return to this 2000s Kanye.
Yeah, he’s absolutely batshit crazy, but talented af
i don’t think he will be 2000s kanye but he will be a more mature version after he gets help
I’ve been listening to Ye for almost 20 years.. his music has always spoken to me and I will never not love him as an artist. But that makes it more heartbreaking for me to watch him struggle and go down such a hateful path. I hope he can come to terms with his demons and find some peace, because I’m tired of having to hide the fact that I’m a Kanye fan over fear of being shamed.
true, it'd just be nice if we could celebrate his personality instead of have to ignore it, i feel the same way about Jon Jones
If you’ve been listening to his leaks recently I think he’s been back in that 2000s sample chop era and it’s amazing. The GOAT Fr
37:30 "Nothing on here was a huge radio hit" The album debuted at #2 on the US Billboard 200 and All Falls Down and Slow Jamz were both top 10 billboard hot 100 songs. He wasn't anywhere near peaked but I remember unwrapping that album and popping it in my moms car CD player with so much hype.
Wat through the wire,all falls down, workout plan,Jesus walks,slow jamz,
Yep. And The New a Workout Plan was a fairly popular song/video.
Those aren't huge radio hits compared to the size of kanye's name or even compared to how revered this album is.
@@Matthew.Morcos Jesus Walks Workout Plan Slow Jam and Through the Wire got more popular after people got into Kanye thanks to All Falls Down in 03
@@Matthew.Morcos they were huge for the time
Seeing your dad get so excited about Twista’s verse on Slow Jamz almost brought a tear to my eye 🥲 Growing up, Twista’s entire Kamikaze album was on repeat because he was my mom’s favorite rapper, but that song specifically feels like a staple of my childhood. These reactions are really really cool to witness, thank you for sharing them
Overnight celebrity is still one of my all time favorites!
Kamikaze is definitely a classic. Soooooo good. Hopefully they can dip into that album.
Agreed!!
i remember hearing slow jamz playing in the car at night time while going through manhattan
so nostalgic
especially during winter time with all the lights
@@nescio3698 that beat is crazy
Only 5 months until Ghost Town & Violent Crimes I can’t wait 😩😩
🥲
😫😫😫
why'd you have to put it like that man 🥲🥲
Not even God knows how I’m excited to watch Kevin’s reaction to “Ghost Town” since it’s one of Ye’s best songs, in my opinion.
I can't wait for dads reaction to all mine lol
College Dropout will always be my favorite Ye album, not just because of the humor but because of the underdog status that bleeds into every track. It’s not even Kanye’s fault that he could never recover that, when you have a debut album this good you can never reclaim that underdog vibe…and that’s okay.
But this is still his best one.
pure fax sir
The thing is that documentary made this album even better cuz of the backstory n shit
so true. the college dropout is mainly about kanye's life as a college dropout and mundane stuff in the life of a broke young adult.
All Falls Down, Jesus Walks, and Through The Wire were gigantic when this album first came out. Oh and Slow Jams. Massive. Workout Plan was big too when the music video dropped.
Slow Jamz was #1 for MONTHS. Music video was top 10 for who knows how long. Legendary.
yeah he confused me with saying nothing on the album was big radio hits. All of those songs you mentioned I heard non stop.
two words is best on the album
is it just me, but never let me down is my top three on the album?
@@Rank17Legendsame underrated
You probably won’t see this, but I stumbled upon your channel from the Algorithm and I’m so glad I did. As a Dad with two young boys I found myself in tears seeing the joy you both share in the music but more importantly, each other. My father and I are estranged and I don’t think it will ever be repaired so this is not possible for us. My hope is that I can have this experience with my own kids and revel in their delights and passions. Bravo to you both.
thank you for this amazing comment :')
Dude same story with me! Algorithm picked me and I am so happy it did.
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You are life goals homie
@@turningthetables DONDA!!!!!
😁
Jesus Walks, Slow Jamz, All Falls Down, and Through the Wire were all huge hits when this came out.
This. Growing up in LA they played these all the time on the radio.
@@ZChoate same in Oahu
It’s crazy to think that i wasn’t even born when this came out.
@@toothbrush2988 Damn u young
@@stellar1252 they could be 17 not that young
Kanye west's producing skills have always been phenomenal, his first 3 albums really secured how talented he is at it. I remember listening to this for the first time and thinking "so this is why music is art". Why I learned to love Tyler, The Creator, J Cole and similar artists.
I love j. Cole
I love Kanye & Cole sm and Tyler is a great human being and greater artist I'm getting into his music.
I think i understood this too, this album was a religious experience about the black experience and didnt have to be about gang culture/violence....
I could totally see this is the album that made alot of people want to follow in his steps, especially when you realize how intimate it was
Man. I've just had a really shitty day, and ya'll just made me smile nonstop for over an hour straight. Thank you so much
Last call is a production masterpiece. Every time something good happens in the story he tells he adds another layer to the production, and every time something bad happens he removes it. This is most prominent at the end when he reveals his deal doesn't go through, the beat crumbles into nothing but is then revived when he gets signed to rock a fella.
That's so cool. This has been my favorite song off the album and I didn't even know that
Incredible!
Wow I’ve never realized that. Now I’m gonna go listen.
It’s a really creative track.
…I miss the old Kanye.
@@BareBandSubscription Black Thought said it best, Pre Kardasian Tyne flow immaculate.
I forget how important College Dropout is until I hear it again, best debut oat
true although man on the moon is up there too
Idk man, Illmatic and Get Rich or Dying Trying up there too
@@omaralvarado2068 true, at least kanye could top this, illmatic was too great to top for nas
Reasonable Doubt or Illmatic
Idk whatever people say I am that's what I'm not is pretty good
This album has such a special place in my heart. It was the turning point in my life when I fell in love with hip hop. I’ve seen so many Kanye think pieces/ video essays breaking down his work it’s kind of cool watching someone hear it for the first time. Well done!
Last Call is criminally underrated. It is certainly the last song on the album
It’s crazy because the “funny” lyrics are so real and relatable depending on how you grew up soooo so real
facts! i grew up with a PHD... a pretty huge
@@turningthetables 😭🤣🤣
Connor had to grow up, his dong was already on point from day one. People look at babies and sometimes say, "my my that's a big head". People look at Connor as a baby and congratulate the parents on already providing for his PhD
@@turningthetables exactly!!! But that’s not what I meant lol
"Through The Wire" was such an important first single off this debut cause it helped introduce the backstory of Kanye's accident to anyone who was just discovering who he was. Then, they could listen to the album and catch all the different references to the incident in the lyrics of the tracks that precedes "Through The Wire" and appreciate on another level how dope and creative some of them are
Especially the Emmett Till reference that caught me by surprise. It’s a real sad story if you know about it.
Such an important song for hip hop. Period.
@@black_bandit1084 oh god, I did not know Kanye added Emmett Till
Thank you so much for these! My dad died 3 years ago and I would always talk to him about music and what I was listening to and see what he liked. He would let me know any Kanye news or other major music news. Watching these feels like my dad is here too.
💯🙏❤️
This is my favorite Kanye record. No one can do it like him. He’s such a pioneer of great music and he makes such gorgeous stuff. Love this album and I love this channel
That high pitched "synthesized" flute in the back of Jesus walks is actually John Legend's voice pitched up high.
Wow I had no idea!
John Legend has a beautiful voice. He was fabulous I'm the adlibs as well
Can't believe the real Julian Casablancas is showing his dad The College Dropout!
I almost laughed out loud when he said that. The similarities are there.
I don't know what Julian Casablancas looks like but I'm familiar with his music and so I actually believed him for a good 5 mins before I googled a pic of him lol
His dad, Jordan Peterson
The leather jacket bro was wearing in the ad really sold it😭
One of my favorite things about this album college album series is that this music is for the middle class average American. Nearly everyone can relate, but Kanye really tailored it for those folks who have semi normal lives and live every day struggle of just trying to be a person living the best they can with what they are given. It's such a simple concept and yet he was really one of the first rappers to target this specific crowd and it did wonders for him.
Middle class??
@@SoulSearch11110 right? i would say this is much more aimed towards the working class
@@louiesharpe is middle class not working class lmao.
@@eliothummer8919 nah working class, middle class and upper class in the uk.
As an european, this is super freakin relatable
I just discovered your page today and ive already watched 6 of them. PLEASE continue to drop these videos, it gives me the feeling of listening to great music with other people who TRULY APPRECIATE it. Your dad discovering this new genre of music to him, called hip hop is a fun ride to be on.
For the future it would be dope if you gave a little bit of background about the album beforehand too. Like when you guys do 808’s talk about how its all about him grieving the death of his mom, and on Ye how he was going though it mentally at that time
Man i hope he sees this comment, the lead up for all the albums plays such a role in the greatness of them.
I was thinking the same thing, especially with 808s. Kanye lost his mother, his fiancé ended their engagement, his album was having pretty mixed reviews, more so negatives for most listeners. Also can’t forget his studio sessions in Hawaii. Just an interesting chapter in Ye’s career that isn’t touched on enough.
He’s obviously going to talk about that
Or when Kanye was public enemy number 1 towards the lead up to mbdtf after the Taylor swift vma incident
I don’t understand how it’s about his mother. I didn’t listen to the full thing but it just sounds like if it’s about Amber Rose
Ik this corny but I just wanna say I had a hard day at work and came home in a bad mood, but I saw this video and it instantly put a smile on my face. I love these videos so much please keep going.
Have a good night man
Man this is super relatable
Not corny and also I love you
It aint corny bro, hope you're feeling better now
Have a good week bro
Really feels like I’m sitting in the room with y’all, watching your dad experience classic Kanye with an open mind. This is such a pleasure
Shout out to you two kings for reviewing one of my favorite albums of all time. It’s awesome seeing dad vibing out to this album, very entertaining review. May your family be blessed with all the great things life and thank you for the great content.
Maaaan I used work 3rd shift for like 5 years and this album got me through so many nights, Spaceship on repeat lol
Hope you got your chance to fly away. I’m going through that stage in life rn, hoping for my spaceship ride to come a long soon
@@mahazchowdhury4969 Me 2 bro, I relate so much to this album. Having a degree and all but not being totally happy with my job. So spaceship is my daily routine haha. I wish you the best of luck brother 🙏🏽
I worked at a bowling alley when this came out making 5.75 an hour. Used to sing spaceship to myself mopping floors.
Hope all you brothas get on that spaceship 🚀
Cant wait to see him listen to Hey Mama, We Major, Roses, Touch the Sky, Drive Slow, Gold Digger, Heard Em Say.
Damn Late Registration is such a good album
Diamonds from SL better than all of them
This reaction is possibly my favourite ever reaction on RUclips. Outstanding, so glad you're both so open minded as alot of people refuse to accept how talented Kanye is. They just see his crazy years and dismiss his back catalogue. Respect!
i knew Twista was gonna give your dad a great reaction. it still gives me goosebumps listening to his beatmatching. a great album and I wish i could listen to it again for the first time. Thanks for this channel :)
I can’t wait till he hears “Roses” from Late Registration. Such a powerful song
Yes it is... Very powerful 💕
Or hey mama. truly heartbreaking knowing his mom died soon after. 💔
@Tony Montana The sample on diamonds is nuts and his second verse is strong but roses is the best written and most personal song on the album.
@@k34l4nj5 depends on if it’s the remix with jay-z or not
@@ykwhattheysay.3176 For the longest College Dropout was my favorite, but as i started listening to Late Registration more ..... man it just hits different
J coles face popping up when the work out sample came on at the end of new workout plan is incredible from you 😭
HAHAHA I WAS ROLLING
I searched specifically for this comment 😂😂. I love it!
Huge Kanye fan here! Just wanted to add that “All Falls Down” is the reason I became a Kanye fan. It originally was a poem called “Self Conscious” and he performed it on Def Poetry Jam. Seeing him perform it as a poem was life changing for me. Sounds a little weird, but the die hard Ye fans know what I mean. His music has got me through the hardest times in my life and it’s gotten me through the best times of my life. Thank you for showcasing his work.
Also, plot twist, I am a die hard Billy Joel fan. It’s all about balance, right? He is an amazing artist and composer that I never see anyone react to. Just saying!
Billy Joel is iconic and I learned all about him through my dad!! He was the best and looooved music. I just listened to billy
Joel’s essentials album on Apple Music like a few weeks ago. So good!
It was not originally a poem. The song was already written, he just delivered that verse in a poetic style when he was invited to Def Poetry Jam
@@silewis9396 we can agree to disagree on that. Google is a good tool. Ty!
@@courtneymcclay132 have you watched Ye’s documentary on Netflix?
@@Jxricho I only watched the first episode. I’m looking forward to watching the other 2. I’m assuming this topic will come up lol
God I love this. Congratulations on 100 k. You guys deserve it because the way you connect with eachother over the music. Also their is actually effort and thought unlike most reaction videos. Kanye is truly a great artist for being able to stay relevant for so long.
He mentioned showing him Anita Baker and I think that’s a great idea. I wanna see them switch seats and have his dad host some videos and show him music that he knows really well. Whether that’s rock or R&B or whatever he’s listened to his entire life, that would be really cool.
Genuis
This would make a great father's day special episode.
great idea
this would really turn the tables
Every time I hear All Falls Down and Slow Jamz it takes me straight back to 2004. The College Dropout will always be my favorite Kanye album.
Wasn’t even alive then and through the wire inexplicably makes me feel like it’s 2004.
I throughly enjoyed this video. I love the fact your dad is so open minded. I get a kick out of how much he appreciates everything, and realizes how much work went into creating this album❤️
I love how your dad talks about what he‘s heard mit song when it‘s in the hook or just the instrumental, but as soon as someone starts rapping again he stops talking mid sentence and focusses on the lyrics.
I appreciate that so much and that shows that he‘s really interested in listening
@1:04:56 on Family Business when he talks about 'But you ain't have to tell my girl I used to pee in the bed' its a funny line for sure, but it also goes a little deeper. That whole verse is a reference to Ghostface Killah's "All That I Got Is You". That section of the song matches up so perfectly it's like it's a response from the other side of the family.
Ghostface Killah - All That I Got Is You
Check it, fifteen of us in a three bedroom apartment
Roaches everywhere, cousins and aunts was there
Four in the bed, two at the foot, two at the head
I didn't like to sleep with Jon-Jon he peed the bed
Kanye - Family Business
And you don't wanna stay there 'cause them your worst cousins
Got roaches at their crib like them your first cousins
Act like you ain't took a bath with your cousins
Fit three in the bed while six of y'all
I'm talkin' 'bout three by the head and three by the leg
But you ain't have to tell my girl I used to pee in the bed
Gold
Thank you for sharing!
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Glad you guys are doing so well with sponsors and a patron. Definitely the best reaction channel on RUclips
As someone who College Dropout has always been my favorite album, this was great to watch... I loved seeing your dad enjoy and experience these songs!
Probably a top 5 of all time album in terms of being revolutionary! Loved to see your dad appreciate the talent and culture!
Also as a musician, I love that your dad has a musical ear and can pick out small instruments most wouldn't notice!
Your father has an ear for production. You HAVE TO do the Black Album.
every time i listen to the black album it climbs a spot in my all time favorites
@@ethanhenderson6289 best produced album in Hip Hop history
Don't worry, they'll get to Donda eventually. 😏
yeah im assuming they're just going through all of kanyes albums rn
dondas production is great but i think theres so many other hip hop albums with better production
This album still sounds fresh in 2021 (just listen to the autotuned verse on Graduation Day).
That's how you know it's an absolute classic
Honestly, kanye is just too good, even on his new stuff, he can’t do no wrong. It’s just 100% him
Lain and kanye!!! Great taste
Graduation Day would fit almost seamlessly on 808s and Heartbreak. 4 years ahead of its time.
@@mikelewicki1557 when i heard that i was so blown away, shit sounds heavenly
@@mikelewicki1557 two words would fit on MBDTF
Y'all are killer. Thank you for this. You must have such fun showing your dad some straight hitter albums!
It’s so nice to see Kanye get his flowers while he’s still alive. between stuff like this and jeen yuhs to see Kanye’s whole journey and how he has impacted people and music is beautiful! Loved this video!
“Last Call” is such a brilliant closer to a debut album.
It hits extra hard knowing all that he’s accomplished through his career
Back in high school my favorite english teacher asked me what I was listening to during one of our writing projects, I told him Kanye West. He kinda laughed at first cuz I figured he knew more about Kanye's wild public persona and didn't take him too seriously. I told him he makes good music. He didn't quite believe me at first, but he let me give /him/ a homework assignment that weekend, where I told him to listen to this album and tell me how he felt. That monday he came back and told me he really liked it. True story.
That’s fucking awesome! I hate how people gravitate towards his personality when he has like serious issues but like he’s a genuine person and has caused so much influence in so many peoples lives.
I have a similar story, two years ago my friend and I went on a road trip with our friends GF. We asked her if she knew ye and she said she hated him. We pressed further and the only thing she knew about him was slavery was a choice and trump. Literally nothing else. We spent the entire 4.5 hour car trip playing his discography and explaining his career and she ended up becoming a pretty big fan to this day
Sounds like a cool teacher!
My favourite album of all time!!! Seeing and hearing other people's reactions brings me so much joy!!!
I love seeing your Dad’s reaction to this lyrical masterpiece.❤️ So happy I stumbled upon your channel. I’m a fan!
your dad's open mindedness and appreciation for the music is so contagious! great video again. i got a kick when he called Twista "Twister" lmaoooo
hahaha yes this was one of my favourite moments. TWISTER! 😂 Love the dad's appreciation
I can’t help but tear up during these reactions because music is such an important part of my life and not only are you reacting to my favorite albums, but I never had the best relationship with my father and I would do anything to just have him sit and appreciate the stuff I love with me. You guys are seriously amazing and keep up the great work.
Are you me? Because I feel exactly the same
My dad passed away last month on the 21st. Cancer. I wished we did this too. Never had a good relationship with him. I did make him listen to Only One. I wished I made him listen to more.
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Same man. I remember where I was during all of his albums. For college dropout I was in 7th grade doing whatever 7th graders do listening to this album on repeat. His discography spans my whole adult life.
I recently stumbled upon this channel and I’m hooked after 2 videos . I love the back and forth input from both of you guys. One thing I’d like to see more from channels like this one is diving deeper into samples that artist have used and how other artist have used that sample as inspiration as well.
It'd be great to see the tables turned with your dad presenting you an album he listened to back in his days
College Dropout is definitely a classic album. "Through the Wire" was the first single and I loved it.
I remember hearing the through the wire demo played on pirate radio before the final version was released and it blew me away.
@@Jimmy-es8bc i’m gay
@@sxmeonn me to
Through the Wire was made and a random solo spur the moment single before the album was even a thing
I never ever comment on RUclips videos but the relationship you have with your dad and the joy you guys share doing this together is amazing and I had to comment. These albums I grew up with and watching you share this is an amazing flashback. Awesome video and Cudi Clan 4 ever!
thank you mathew!! much love man
Awesome reaction!!! Your dad has a great ear!!! Glad I stumbled on the channel. The dropout brings me to my high school days and still holds up its classic value!!
Loving the content and the taste you guys have and what you’re showing pops! Keep it up, love from Australia
Through the wire is one of Kanye's all time greats. The high pitch vocals in the back adds layers to the creepiness' and sorrow with Kanye's story in this song. It also feels like a triumph he overcame and really shows how he's a "champion."
Beautifully said
Pops is digging the comedic relief this albums supplies lol I love it!
I'm just about to be a Dad and I loved this album when it was released and still do....hopefully I can do this with my kid one day. Great video.
Congratulations! The most pure love you’ll experience.
Wow this makes me feel like I’m listening to this for the first time like you guys said at the beginning ! It makes me appreciate the album even more with this and I subbed so thank you!
I just want the next 8 videos to be Kanye’s discography in chronological order, your dad will be blown away by how ye evolved through his records into different genres his impact on the whole music scene.
Imagine, the same guy who did college dropout, made yeezus years later😂
Yeezus is gonna be a moment.
Yeezus was ahead of its time
@@xmikex801 808s as well.
@@nickpavlov5819 Can't wait to see dad's reaction to On Sight
@@xmikex801 you ain’t lying. It was the first Ye album I only bought digitally. And the first couple songs I was like wtf is this? After a couple listens I was hooked.
I love how genuinely happy and proud of himself Kevin looked when he said "I'm learning". So nice to see him get more excited every episode!
27:15
Man, his reaction to Slow Jamz was perfect! Love this channel so much.
I love you guys and have watched every video, i wish i could have this relationship with my dad. Keep up the work. All love.
The Julian Casablancas joke was so underrated. Haven't seen any comments about that genius and delivery.
IKR HAHAHA caught me off gaurd
Next episode his dad should introduce himself as Jordan peterson
@@maxmahan3291 PLEASE
Yes thank you!! This is the comment I've been looking for haha
@@jorgeskuf very start of vid
The fact that you're vibing with good flows like that naturally now and they hit you the same way a good solo does means you're really getting a grasp on this hip hop thing lol
Really connecting with music in that way is so crucial to understanding a genre or artist's intentions fully on an emotional level, and your observations and feedback are spot on for someone who started about a year ago.
Which brings me to my point: it's time you listened to Death Grips.
I'm kidding, obviously they're worth recommending but only when you're ready. But you guys are on the path to be able to appreciate some really crazy stuff the more you do this, I'm really excited about the future of this channel!
This album came out when i was 13 and I listened to it so many times! Kanye really expanded my musical knowledge
Also I remember when I first heard the Twista crossover! It made me look up some of his other albums cause man he is talented!
Dude ur pops is cool as hell!!! I love the way he actually LISTENS to the song instead of just hearing it!!! Big Up Pops!!!!
The excitement these videos give me since they are released once a week reminds me of when I was a child and I waited for a certain day of the week for a cable show like Pokémon, Ben 10, or Spongebob
Yeezus is gonna be crazy ngl
Can’t wait for this one
@@TH3V1SION amazing intro to the album. Send it up, new slaves, blood on the leaves, etc Yeezus is a masterpiece like most Kanye projects
Your dads spirit is so addictive and pure I loved seeing him react to this video!
Glad I found this channel. Crazy rain and flooding in CA. Stuck at home and this brought brightness and a smile! Thanks
Watching this just makes me so happy. It's the cutest shit dawg fr and I love this fucking album so much
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I’m a huge kanye fan, and have dove into his discography myself. But seeing you two look at into and shine light onto different aspects is so sick. With a younger mind influencing his father, showing him “what the kids think” is so cool to see and it’s so relatable. Bring a creative and visionary, something I struggle with is getting my dad or older people to truly understand
Same here, as far as diving into his discography. I’m almost done collecting all his albums
When I tell people Kanye's my favorite artist of all time, people are perplexed because they have never heard of his older albums like College Dropout. His production is so rich and flavorful, full of amazing samples, and his lyrics are so creative and imaginative, being so honest and deep while keeping the whole thing light-hearted and witty. His first few albums changed my life in igniting my passion for music and hip-hop in general, so I'm glad you showed your dad this and he clearly loved it!
Ong people that just know him for his crazy rants and stuff need to listen to his discography in order, and understand how important it was.
I’m so excited for him to go through the discography!!! love your videos ❤️
I’m so pumped for you all to do Ye. Such an underrated album
I enjoyed ye but i think was overshadowed by kids see ghost imo. KSG was insanely good.
100% ye is awesome
ye is top 3 kanye for me. personally
Fr loved it so much. it released around the same time i graduated hs too so a lot of memories
Mann nothing makes me smile more than you play Ye for someone who’s never heard the song and they vibeee THATS A VIBBEEEEEEEEE
EXACTLY BRO and then my friends ask “whats that song name?” and i feel like im passing the torch
Watching his excitement makes me love this album all over again. Such a masterpiece
I just found this page recently while at work. I'm from NYC, the mecca, and I've been a hip hop fan since since I was 6 yrs old in1985. I've been thru many eras and it is true what people say...it's like I'm listening to the albums for the first time again with you guys. You guys have great chemistry and great at giving feedback from both perspectives and both generations. Interesting and introspective content for sure. Keep up the good work fellas!!!!
You should show him the acceptance speech at the grammys for this album
Lol definitely should. That speech itself deserves a Grammy lol. Here’s a link: ruclips.net/video/S2-bjGkcaJI/видео.html
Idk why but I started to get teary-eyed when they got to never let me down. The nostalgia and the feels in this video just hit different. Thanks for this amazing experience, really enjoy your guys' reactions.
Incredible song
It’s one of those for me too
Never let me down and family business both have me in my feelings now when I hear them
@@TasheaNashayJohnson Kanye’s top 2 songs of all time for me
So glad my older brother got this cd for his bday, because of that, I got to experience and grow up listening to this masterful discography.
Kanye isn’t for girls🥱🥱🥱. I’m joking, I’m glad you had such a great experience with his music
This is my favorite way to hear new music- if y’all make a video of an album I’m getting into, I’m THERE🙌🏻 not only do you guys have a great energy and compliment each other perfectly, your knowledge on music and comments for it are full of passion and appreciation. As an aspiring musician, it’s a beautiful thing to be a part of on the other side of the screen! Feels like I’m right there with y’all!🫶🏼much love
this shit is so dope. Just a father and son listening to classic and timeless music together and enjoying it. Y’all fire!
1. Hearing your Dad discuss his joy at hearing Kanye’s beginning, to add context to MBDTFI, I’m really excited for his YEEZUS reaction.
2. Hearing your Dad realize how good a rapper Jay-Z is makes me excited for you to show him Reasonable Doubt, Blueprint, and/or 4:44… Or Watch the Throne! 🤯
How excited your dad is for MOTM3 is just wholesome bro. Love ❤️ the vids!
I highly recommend listening to the original Through the Wire demos when Kanye still has the jaw wires on, they're incredible. Also, Last Call is still Kanye's best work lyrically "Mayonnaise coloured Benz I push miracle whips" is genius
I agree Last Call is a masterpiece, but if memory serves me right, I do think he used that Miracle Whip line in an unreleased song prior to that.
@@liquidgeorge You might well be right. A lot of Last Call is taken from Better Than Yours from the Kon the Louis Vuitton Don mixtape. That line might be on there somewhere as well 🙂
@@ilikemilkshake22 It’s just beautiful listening to this album again. I live in the U.K. and the original 2004 release has Last Call on the CD. Sometimes it takes watching other people hear it for the first time to really make you remember how incredible it was, and still is!
Bro I thought I was the only one that thinks that line in last call is lyrically Genuis even being 13 minutes my fav song on college dropout
"I woke up early this mornin' with a new state of mind
A creative way to rhyme without usin' knives and guns
Keep your nose out the sky, keep your heart to God
And keep your face to the risin' sun"
I'm not even a religious person but this part of family business always gets to me on a deep level. Lyrics I will forever cherish.
This album had a lot of uplifting messages. Just fills you with a good feeling.
Beautiful series of lines, absolutely.
I'm an atheist, and all his songs Abt Jesus be fire
@@olivbook5231 incoming!!!
Man it is so awesome to hear dad having an empathetic response to the music that best gives an example of the human experience. His perspective about Kanye and Jay being where they were and where they are is an example of why I fell in love with the genre as a kid. It’s awesome and I thoroughly enjoy this channel
27:20 “I’m learnin’, Connor”
Best part of the video, so wholesome man lol. Keep up the great work gentlemen