If you’re a fan of Asher’s earlier work. Please listen to his album Why’s It So Grey Out? His rhyme schemes and content is sublime. He didn’t fall off…you did
Dead wrong my friend. Listen to "Why's It So Grey Out" & "Temporary Heaven". His most recent projects. They're artistic as fuckk. We as fans and critics wanna box artists/people into one moment of time. Asher Roth is a great rapper and lyricist.
I wanna say Asher was leading the new school at some point. I remember being the lunch table in high school and we debated on the newer rappers who were gonna be the next stars and it was Asher, Drake, Wale, Kid Cudi and Charles Hamilton lol We were spot on for the most part.
Thanks for reminding me of my college days with this one. I remember how big that single was. I'm glad he's still making music. I was wondering if you could cover Macklemore someday. His fall off was way more pronounced and dramatic. I love the deep, but quick dive into each artist you do.
He sort of reinvented himself as an experimental, Indie type of rapper. I was never a fan though. I remember going to a free CMJ show in 2012. Prodigy, Alchemist, Roc Marciano, eXquire were some of the artists on the bill. For some crazy reason, they put Roth as the headliner. Prodigy performed right before him. As soon as P's set was over, over half the crowd left, myself included.
No shade, but I never got into Asher's music. Just didn't seem like my type of rap. But at the time it did seem like "the machine" had chosen him to be the next white rap superstar.
Asher Roth CHOSE to go independent. He didn't wanna be the mainstream "I Love College" guy. Similar to how Beastie Boys didn't wanna continue with the License To Ill vibe/sound, left Def Jam and dropped Paul's Boutique❤ which wasn't well received at the time but is now considered an all time great. "Fell off" is very subjective my friend. Have you listened to "Why's It So Grey Out"? Or "Temporary Heaven"? Most recent projects with Heather Grey. They're incredibly unique and thought provoking. Mainstream success shouldn't define whether you "fell off" or not. Many artists choose the independent so they can release the art they want to.
Alright my bad, preemptive comment lol your end to part 2 and part 3 touches on what i spewed. But his growth as a human and artist wasn't stunted by any means. If he stayed mainstream, THAT would've stunted him. Going the independent route benefited his growth.
2:03 One of the most anticipated albums of 2009, Eminem's Relapse debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, selling 608,000 copies in its first week. It also reached number one in twelve other countries. It produced three singles: "We Made You", "3 a.m.", and "Beautiful", as well as two promotional singles: "Crack a Bottle" and "Old Time's Sake". "Crack a Bottle", which features Dr. Dre and 50 Cent, reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100. Relapse was certified double platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Downturn, I think not.
I get what you're saying. The numbers were there, nobody can deny that. But if you were around for Em's debut in 1999, and were still checking for him in 2009 you couldn't deny it wasn't the same. Off the top of my head, he hadn't dropped a solo album since 2004, and that was disappointing. People bought the album in 09 to see if he still had it. After hearing Relapse most fans felt that he didn't.
College gimmick meh ! Im just over white rappers it’s like EM set the standard for white rappers, there hasn’t been another.. not even close they all lack authenticity. It’s just what it is …when EM said “my bum is on your lips “ and white fans loved it as real legit hip hop . He exposed that no matter what you make as a white rapper white owned labels and corporations will force Find you an audience.. or just force feed us their wack music . As much as we want to force the situation there will never be another EM and these guys aren’t even close …
Mac Miller wasn't on the same crazy talent as Eminem but straight off the bat he was Kicking Incredibly Dope Shit and carved out his own place as a legend R.I.P. Mac Miller
Let’s be honest For many of us who where grown and from the urban community Dude was a cornball He was a one hit wonder and had a bunch of mixtapes he made his money and vanished like many countless other rappers
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Was there ever a chance for Asher Roth to become a top tier rapper, or is his music niche hip hop?
No
Hell naw. One hit wonder
@@DERRTYCHYBO No. Tone Loc was a One hit wonder! Asher Roth came and went.
He was more of a Contender not a top Contender but just Contender
He peaked in 09' and paved the way for G Eazy and Macklemore's of the world!
I will never forget seeing kid cudi Asher Roth and bob all in one concert in early days when cudi wore g shocks and chucks
2011 at best 😅
Weren't they all in some form of collective along with doggy Simmons, j cole n wale
@@LA-sv4wrall city chess club. 2010-2010
@@LA-sv4wr nah it was just them them 3
@@LA-sv4wrNah they was all just on the years xxl cover
Asher Roth definitely had some special. His mixtapes are 🔥
Which ones?
Pabst and Jazz is still in my weekly rotation.
Asher is really a great MC. Pabst and Jazz is a classic tape of that era. He's still doing his this thing to this day.
Wait a minute, didn't you do Ashton Roth a year ago?
I was thinking the samething im just glad i saw your comment lol
Tha Alkaholiks #stuntedgrowthmusic 🎧🎤🔥
Asher Roft is definitely a name I haven't heard since the early 2010's
As a big Asher fan, he’s one of the most underrated rapper of all time.
WoW was just bumpin' Blunt Cruisin' cant wait for this one! Need one on rapper K'naan or Shwayze !
the good ol days !
Asher ran so Mac Miller could walk 💯
That Greenhouse Effect mixtape was dope
Pabst and Jazz is a classic
Man, I feel old, I literally heard I love college this morning.
If you’re a fan of Asher’s earlier work. Please listen to his album Why’s It So Grey Out? His rhyme schemes and content is sublime.
He didn’t fall off…you did
Yoo have you heard Temporary Heaven? Project dropped recently. Again produced by Heather Grey. It's fucking beautiful❤ highly highly recommend
Asher Roth never did enough to leave an indelible mark on hip hop artistically. plus he's lesser talented as a artist
Dead wrong my friend. Listen to "Why's It So Grey Out" & "Temporary Heaven". His most recent projects. They're artistic as fuckk. We as fans and critics wanna box artists/people into one moment of time. Asher Roth is a great rapper and lyricist.
Do Mike Posner next!
Realizing while watching this he should have gone the Gym Class Heroes route.
Hey you should do a video on Jayo Felony. Time flys.
Yea!
*The loc is on his own...*
@@camokazi1313 Moms is trippin she got a block on the phone.
I loved Jayo, but I think too much sherm stick killed his career.
Comparing every white rapper to em is tired
I wanna say Asher was leading the new school at some point. I remember being the lunch table in high school and we debated on the newer rappers who were gonna be the next stars and it was Asher, Drake, Wale, Kid Cudi and Charles Hamilton lol We were spot on for the most part.
This has got to be the first time you put an artist as a subject on your channel the second time. I hope you remember that.
Seriously
DG Yola!
Bruh,
Didn't you do a video on him a few years ago when you started stunted growth music?!?!?
It was literally only a year ago. If you look up Asher Roth stunted growth, the first one pops up with an nearly identical thumbnail
Lil Dicky is what Asher should have turned into imo
Sometimes I feel like everyone who becomes famous don't want to be not everyone wants clout and etc but hey everyone is different tho
Do a Stunted Growth on poor righteous teachers, king sun, or rich boy,
Another Asher Roth video???🤷🏽♂️
The Rawth EP and the Rawther project he did with Nottz doesn’t get mentioned enough
But you did Asher Roth tho! I literally just checked your channel, the video is still there
Thanks for reminding me of my college days with this one.
I remember how big that single was. I'm glad he's still making music.
I was wondering if you could cover Macklemore someday. His fall off was way more pronounced and dramatic. I love the deep, but quick dive into each artist you do.
Marley and me was one of my fav features from him💕
He sort of reinvented himself as an experimental, Indie type of rapper. I was never a fan though. I remember going to a free CMJ show in 2012. Prodigy, Alchemist, Roc Marciano, eXquire were some of the artists on the bill. For some crazy reason, they put Roth as the headliner. Prodigy performed right before him. As soon as P's set was over, over half the crowd left, myself included.
Respectfully it wasn’t started by ,” black & brown people. “ it was started by black Americans. Like every other major genre except bluegrass.
Black people didn't invent rap. Look up el barzon. It's the first rap style recording. It's also 90 yo song.
This man said hip hop was created by Black AND BROWN people. 🤣🤣🤣
Please explain who these brown people were who were original creators?
Hiphop was started by black people,not black and brown.
No shade, but I never got into Asher's music. Just didn't seem like my type of rap. But at the time it did seem like "the machine" had chosen him to be the next white rap superstar.
You should do G Eazy next.
Dude was soooo corny...lol 😂
Wasn't but aight
His song with beanie on his debut album was🔥🔥😮💨😮💨
Patiently waiting on another female rapper feature. Bo$$ and/or Bahamadia
Bro You Did One On Asher Last Year What's Going On??
Mac Miller, Asher Roth & Paul Wall >>>>>>>>>>> the rest
He didn't fall off he got complacent
.UHHH r we just gonna forget all the times he said the N word??
Asher Roth CHOSE to go independent. He didn't wanna be the mainstream "I Love College" guy. Similar to how Beastie Boys didn't wanna continue with the License To Ill vibe/sound, left Def Jam and dropped Paul's Boutique❤ which wasn't well received at the time but is now considered an all time great. "Fell off" is very subjective my friend. Have you listened to "Why's It So Grey Out"? Or "Temporary Heaven"? Most recent projects with Heather Grey. They're incredibly unique and thought provoking. Mainstream success shouldn't define whether you "fell off" or not. Many artists choose the independent so they can release the art they want to.
Alright my bad, preemptive comment lol your end to part 2 and part 3 touches on what i spewed. But his growth as a human and artist wasn't stunted by any means. If he stayed mainstream, THAT would've stunted him. Going the independent route benefited his growth.
He could've been the next Jack Harlow. BTW, I thought u had did a feature on him b4. Maybe I'm wrong.
He did
Is this another upload or updated one?
Asher Roth's first cd asleep in the bread isle was absolutely in rotation when it came out as far as I was concerned there was no skips
Jack harlow is who asher roth was suppose to be
Look like Russ took his spot
Never heard of him
Do yung pinch
Devin the dude but white
You did him already JC. Still tho good video.
Not brown 0:44
2:03 One of the most anticipated albums of 2009, Eminem's Relapse debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, selling 608,000 copies in its first week. It also reached number one in twelve other countries. It produced three singles: "We Made You", "3 a.m.", and "Beautiful", as well as two promotional singles: "Crack a Bottle" and "Old Time's Sake". "Crack a Bottle", which features Dr. Dre and 50 Cent, reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100. Relapse was certified double platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Downturn, I think not.
I get what you're saying. The numbers were there, nobody can deny that. But if you were around for Em's debut in 1999, and were still checking for him in 2009 you couldn't deny it wasn't the same. Off the top of my head, he hadn't dropped a solo album since 2004, and that was disappointing. People bought the album in 09 to see if he still had it. After hearing Relapse most fans felt that he didn't.
When I see his name i think of madden 12 and nfl Thursday football trailer
I would love to see a video on MGK. Even though I’m not a fan of his
I like i love college and his dream best two songs of his
Asher roth was post to be up next a real dope artist glad you did this video
When was he "On"?
Dude was A$$ 😂😂🚮🎶
Then y’all should be homies😅
@@1stTnetix yo favorite rapper 😂😂😂
yoo
What stunted Tone Loc growth?
I'm thinking having crossover hit songs early in his career. It's very difficult to follow up and audiences are fickle.
Hiphop was t started by black and brown people. Only black people. I can’t name 2 Hispanic rappers that are in any goat convo
College gimmick meh ! Im just over white rappers it’s like EM set the standard for white rappers, there hasn’t been another.. not even close they all lack authenticity. It’s just what it is …when EM said “my bum is on your lips “ and white fans loved it as real legit hip hop . He exposed that no matter what you make as a white rapper white owned labels and corporations will force Find you an audience.. or just force feed us their wack music . As much as we want to force the situation there will never be another EM and these guys aren’t even close …
Mac Miller wasn't on the same crazy talent as Eminem but straight off the bat he was Kicking Incredibly Dope Shit and carved out his own place as a legend R.I.P. Mac Miller
Let’s be honest
For many of us who where grown and from the urban community
Dude was a cornball
He was a one hit wonder
and had a bunch of mixtapes he made his money and vanished like many countless other rappers
Nah
@@Meetwad nah? Name 5 hits of his then and name 5 classic albums