3 Simple Words Made Lil Jon $33.3 Million
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Happy New Year! My New Years resolution is to do exactly what I was doing last year lol. New mini documentaries every monday all 2024 🙌
Happy New Year and stay blessed!
I hope you had an awesome new year's eve, Patrick.
As far as this video, my favorite Lil' Jon moment had nothing to do with music, it's the Chappelle Show skit where Lil' Jon and Dave Chappelle (as Lil Jon) had a funny AF phone conversation. 😊
The 2000s was the decade where you couldn't escape Lil' Jon's catchphrases or Lil' Jon's underrated producing.
Happy new year!
@@CaptainFrandystay hydrated*
Nice one my guy!
Never realized how much influence he had in this industry
lol
He makes music for drunk people, if done right that's a steady stream of income, just make the type of music that is played where the drunk crowds are at the moment
@@lesliespeaker668 steady stream...hmm? drunk people...hmm? seems about right.
@@vau_stlmao
“WHAT” 😂
It's not just those three words, it's how he says it. His voice is easily identifiable and easy to hear, even over the loudest crunk beats
This. Ill be having autoplay on and all of the sudden hear “OKAY” and be like “wait that’s Lil Jon?”
It's more about him writing the songs...
FACTS
Lil Jon’s music literally changed the direction of hip hop. One could even argue that it birthed all the lit rappers we are into these days. College was super lit because of lil Jon and the turn up music he pioneered. It was fun to live through it.
Facts!!, i remember going to a cplllll fights over the years and it was ALWAYS lil Jon getting people lit on the way.. damn the good ol days where people fought…
😊@@18aplateindoors
college? damn. old. 😂 jk
People underestimate the similarities between rowdy punk and metal bands to underground party hip hop . Dope that he was a punk kid growing up
Agreed
Ice cube/method man was cool with Korn
@@calvs420 yeah the family values tour was dope
Both punk and hip hop started in NY in the 70s with the same energy and dingy setup. The punks were the first to go up to the bronx and the djs were the first to go to cbgbs
thank you SO MUCH for saying this
Nothing but respect for Lil Jon. Genius
The Chappelle skit's effect on Lil Jon cannot be overstated. I was a freshman in high school when that happened and Lil Jon went from a fairly niche artist in our mostly white suburban school to a known meme that everyone was quoting. This in turn led to a lot of kids who would have never learned about his music listening to his early stuff.
What?
Yeeeeaaaaahhhh @@TriStar44
@@D2TD4LifeOkkaaayyyy
@@vladthe3rd414WHATTTT?!
@@D2TD4Lifeko
This video made me very emotional / nostalgic. I’m a woman in my mid 40’s ~ born and raised in Georgia. Brought back awesome memories! I can’t express how much of a presence Lil Jon’s music has had in my life. He absolutely did secure a well deserved musical legacy. Thank you for shouting him out! ♥️
WHAT?
Okay you did like someone with fatherless behavior
emotional 😭
Okay…
Me too. I listened to lil Jon morning noon and night from middle school to high and college.
It's kind of crazy because for whatever reason I don't really associate those EDM "Turn down for what" hits with Lil Jon as much as I do his early 2000's hits. Made me realize how long he was actually relevant as an artist lol
Went to Vegas pool last summer, & suddenly lil Jon pulls up outta nowhere and started to dj and the whole place was nuts! Felt like 2000-2010s all over again!
As a 42 yr old who spent most of my prime years at the bars and clubs jamming to Lil Jon music, my reaction to this video is nothing short of… WHAT!!!!!!!
As a 38 year old! YEAH!!!
Okay
as a 19 year old. OKAAAAYY!!!!!!!!!
I grew up on Lil Jon and The EastSide Boys. The amount of fights I've seen at the skating rink is RIDICULOUS! Lil jon and Three 6 Mafia.
Ive always loved him. Hes the man. A real DJ. A real Producer. A true LEGEND. OOOOOOK!
yes love loved him
His energy has always amazed me. Never heard of a beef with him and other artists/celebrities, always came off as optimistic, he gave off the energy of a high charisma party animal that didn’t have a hateful bone in his body. I had no idea the depth of his influence, this was really cool to learn about and hold him even higher in respect
For those who will never know what it was like, when Yeah! came out the club was absolutely bat $hit. Going to clubs back then with Crunk music was absolutely one of the top experiences of my life (I was 21 in 04)
Ppl go crazy when this song come up every fkn time!!!
Bro it still goes crazy at parties
Damn im 21 now 😢
@@potion95alive with offset and 2 chainz will always be a banger
there will never be anything like Lil Jon and the East Side boyz. that era of hiphop was so fun and had so much character. so many great singers and producers would get together and make classics.
IKR?
The hypeman of hip-hop of the 2000s
Happy New Year Patrick!!! Thanks for always keeping me up to date in the music industry. Your work is so inspiring 💙💙
"Little Jonathan Winery” made me laugh harder than it should’ve 😂
This man has WAY more influence than I thought.
It is so great to see people's talents take them through stages and styles, appreciate these videos
I want to give an honorable mention to the incredible engineering and mixing he brought to his production. As simple as it might sound. From 00-07 he had the club in a chock hold with various newer and older artists and that’s no easy feat.
*choke hold. But I feel what you’re saying. His music rocked the clubs for years.
@@Tonyhouse1168it still do internationally
His music is such a timeless hype
Lil Jon deserves all his flowers for what he done for the industry. Anything he was on was instantly a banger…
To this day when I hear the beat to Shots..it’s over 😂😂😂 🥃🥃🥃🥃
But I’m glad he’s able to show of his other creative side outside of music. I’m happy he’s doing very well and passing on his knowledge to others willing to listen.
People underestimate lil John's value. Much like Flava Flav, he's a hype man. In some regards, I understand why that seems useless, but one time at a show with these hype men and you'll understand
He writes the damn songs. Stop disrespecting Jon like that
Lil Jon and the Eastside boys will forever be the undefeated MVP for everything CRUNK and changed the whole entire culture of rap and the party scene who is 100% irreplaceable. Any party I threw he was a MUST on the playlist. Every time I hear "Yea" until this day no matter the age it will always be an ENERGY trigger for me. He deserves his flowers.
This guy is a phenom but i really like him man.. he was on so many songs i liked back in the day.. everytime i hear his adlibs it reminds me on my time back then when i heard all these songs
He's a legend, thats for sure.
Knowing lil John may have been right there with me at Agent Orange makes me love him more than ever.
Fun Fact: Lil Jon has even been featured on multiple edm and dubstep tracks.
name the dubstep tracks then i don’t believe ya, they better be over 100mil views or you’re just mistaken them for trap
@@maraudamemes do you not know how to use google or?
@@maraudamemesyou don't know how to turn down for what?
@@holysmokes6926 Mf there’s no original/collab dubstep songs by Lil Jon. It’s just Spag heddy which just has a lil jon sample that he didn’t even ask to be in. That’s all there is and DJ Diesel’s collab isn’t all iconic or over 100m views
Fun fact: some idiots say stupid shit without watching the video first.
Lil Jon made my childhood, my party phase, and Need For Speed Underground. Kudos King 🥃
i was just about to comment that kids dont know his was the opening song of NFS Underground
“Signature iced out cup full of ‘who knows what’” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Exactly
That’s crazy lil Jon produced that song 20 years ago you learn something new everyday
Man gave us some of the best adlibs in modern music. Much respect.
Okay
This dude was part of my childhood, thats all i ever heard him say. 😭
I always unironically say that lil john is one of the most "influencial" rappers he did so much for 2 decades
Man, this took me back to junior high and that not-too-awkward prom in a sea of usher inspired button ups and blazers with jeans and fitteds lol. I forgot how influential Lil Jon was and I can def see how it got annoying but I think he still enjoyed it. As limiting as it can be, it's kind of an artist's job to embody a simple feeling that the world can understand and collectively express for a moment. It's our job as performers to use music to unite listeners through a shared emotion that they may not be able to articulate. He did that.
He grew up going to punk shows in the 90s. That explains his energy he brings with his voice. Loud, aggressive, and energetic.
Also, if you dont know Agent Orange, listen to their album "Living In Darkness".
Lil Jon made songs that clubs literally couldn't play because fights would regularly break out or even worst somebody would get popped. He definitely set the stage for what we hear now and what is now acceptable to be played in clubs which is wild.
1. Damn
2. Throw it up
3. Bia Bia
Just to name a few.
Lil Jon and the east boyz were literally my child hood
Sorry to tell you that but, your childhood was lame 🤷♂️
@@rednad839 you must’ve been born in 2012
If you grew up not listening or ever hearing of lil jon you probably came up in a rich white household.
@@rednad839 lol at least he's not lame like you are now
Keeping it simple and building up a career with just 3 words and becoming that rich and successful is a hard task to accomplish. Only in the 2000's(that was when he blew up right?) could one say 3 words and blow up.
In 2015 you could mumble while rapping and blow up.
Paris did it in two - That’s hot. 😂
just listen to d rose by lil pump and you'll see it wasn't only the 2000s
You heard of lil pump?
@@trapaffect9208yeah but he aint getting a hit in 6 years. Probably
I forgot all about this guy bro holy crap I am 40 years old so that was my era and he was dope as hell🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Lil Jon eating fruity pebbles from an award on the Andy Milonakis show still lives rent free in my head
I love Lil Jon so very much man! I'll never, ever forget the first time I heard 'Get Low', it's such a visceral memory for me. My mom was driving me to school and it came on the radio. It's such a banger of a track! I don't think he has a bad hit, all his hits are fire. 🔥 And Chappelle Show really did have such a massive impact on pop culture. Everybody really was going around yelling, "What?!", "Yeah!", and "Okay!" 😂 Good memories man. ❤
I wasn't old enough to go to clubs during the crunk era, but that music definitely got my middle school and junior high dances LIT 😂. What a time.
Dam I didn't know he produced "my boo"!! I was in like third grade, bumping that shit in my bedroom when it was on the radio
Today's Fact: The 'Taos Hum' is a mysterious low-frequency sound that has been heard by residents of Taos, New Mexico since the 1990s, with no clear source.
Cringe
What
Todays fact: you are a virgin and don’t have no friends
@@yutikoohating for what 😂
@PainAndDisdain who got 8k??
Lil Jon was making everybody's beats back in the day.
I was just binge watching your videos and then BOOM, you drop again 💪🏾 NEEDED
I'm so grateful for this video. It took me all the way back. Loved Lil Jon since the beginning so this video was an absolute pleasure. Thank you.❤❤❤❤❤
Dont also forget that Get Low was on Need for speed Underground. Everybody knew that song , even people who wouldnt normally listen to that kind of music or watch mtv etc. made the song go international.
I hope you had an awesome new year's eve, Patrick.
As far as this video, my favorite Lil' Jon moment had nothing to do with music, it's the Chappelle Show skit where Lil' Jon and Dave Chappelle (as Lil Jon) had a funny AF phone conversation. 😊
The 2000s was the decade where you couldn't escape Lil' Jon's catchphrases or Lil' Jon's underrated producing.
snap yo fangas” honestly a fucking banger. Kind of slept on at the time and the music video was so sick, I think one of the last ones made by hype Williams, so that shit deserves more credit.
I’m awestruck that so so def bass all stars was produced by lil John. Those albums were the test albums for my stereo.
Happy New Year Patrick! Love ur content hope to see lit videos in 2024
I lowkey forgot Lil Jon made music. Thanks for reminding me of this guy Pat 😂
what how
@@CaptainFrandy he hasn’t been popular in a while i just forgot about him
I think you’re mistaking, not thinking about him in a while, or forgetting about him altogether with forgetting he made music because how do you forget he makes music.
@@hjohnson6346 does it really matter that much lmao
@@Digridergo check ur doctor ASAP, Alzheimer symptoms.
I was in 4th grade when the Chapelle skit came out and our homeroom teacher asked us to bring out our assignments and a guy just started to "what!" the teacher back. He was sent to the principal's office and just shouted "okay!". We thought that was the funniest sht so we all got detention for laughing.
Keep up with the good work my guy💯. Love ur videos keep on going and never give up
Nice. Love seeing great parenting and determination succeed!
Everybody needs a good hype man. Man’s career is well deserved ❤
I had to watch your video again after watching the GA roll call at the DNC! 😆
Fully listening to his groups album u realise it is versatile 😂 one night stand especially caught me off guard. Such a slow melodic rnb in a krunk album i love it
Wayne and Jon. Honestly, the amount of fun these guys have created in the world is impossible to fathom.
Visited NYC in 2005 when I was 10 for a school trip. Chappelle’s Show was at its peak (I didn’t know anything about this as I was 10) On the ferry to go to Ellis Island some people on the bottom deck kept screaming “WHAT” “OKAY” “YEYAH” and I just thought they were being silly so I screamed as loud as I could “NO!” and the entire boat erupted with laughter. I was so humiliated 😅
lil john was on the celebrity apprentice and was great. he was very articulate and business minded, he was came in third
I’d still pay to see him say those words
Happy Nu Yer Patrick. Keep the awesome content coming 💥
Not to mention how incredibly vocally talented he actually ❤❤
Happy New Year to you too Pat, thanks for making last year an amazing one for me especially with the content, I was waiting for your first drop of the year and well, I know it ain't gonna disappoint 👌🏾 Here's to an even better year 🥂
Patrick happy new year man! As always , thank you for your content bro.
I wish I got 33.3 million dollars just by saying YEAH YEAH YEAH, YEAH, YEAH, YEAH!
More about networking tbh
Shoutout to his parents for supporting their sons passion 💯
He seems like he just knew how to play along with the industry changes and capitalize off the simplest formulas. Genius.
Finally someone decided to talk about this man. Great job Patrick!
Worked with him one time and he was one of the nicest people to work with in a studio
''Turn down for what'' is actually a surprise for me, never thought it was him. wow. how Iconic people can be. Thanks Patrick for this episode
TURN DOWN FOR WHAT!!!
Still such a good song to get hype to 😂
He's so versatile, those words is so iconic.
This was an excellent documentary on this artist and his genere. Well done 👏
YEAUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! Lil Jon is a legend. Get low is one of the most legendary songs ever
I actually went to a free show he did at GA Tech in '10. The energy while he was DJ'ing was electric to say the least. He definitely left his mark in the electronic genres of the 2010s.
High school lil John is crazy lol
Such a great voice.
it's crazy because I feel like there's some popular subgenres or rap right now that are going back to the repeated words. I just listened to ken carson say "hardcore" 30 times in a row and kinda liked it lol. Someone should try and fuse these genres together if they haven't already
My client's son is someone who finds talent for a record label. Now I know the name of that position, A&R. He also manages the artists that he finds and runs clothing lines for a few artists. It's a cool job to have.
God cant sven mention edm without lil jon so many banger remixes and samples of him.
Sometimes all you need is a few words to become successful
He was great on celebrity apprentice
I think Need for Speed: Underground popularized not only the song "get low" but also brough attention from some kids to his music as well, it can't be overstated how racing games and even damn GTA games with their radios helped to keep some songs its legacy
Lil Jon is an EXTREMELY intelligent, well educated guy. Not enough people realize that. Hence why he became so incredibly successful both in and out of the public eye
fun fact: thats Aes Rock at the final level of being the illest word user in MC history at 0:19
Bia Bia had the crowd turnt
Gotta love the commenter supporting Stannis , for the night is dark and full of terrors .
I’ll never forget when I heard Lover’s and Friends. Such a great song
he really combined the two most popular genres of this era with EDM and Hip Hop wow
I still hear lil Jon’s voice in my head when I go out drinking now lol it’s just a part of my childhood.
Snap ya fingers, do ya step, you can do it all by yourself lemme see you do it AYYYYE
Lil Jon was waiting his entire life for the super bowl. The party I was at went CRAZY when he showed up
Deja Skye did him justice on RPDR Snatch Game 😅
Duke Duce keeping Crunk music ALIVE!! Crunk aint dead!! MMM 🔥💪