"Devil In A New Dress" by Kanye West ft. Rick Ross
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Most rappers today wouldn't even be singing if it wasn't for Kanye's 808s and Heartbreak. Some of the biggest artists of the past decade like Drake, Travis Scott, Lil Uzi Vert, Juice Wrld and numerous others have sighted 808s as a big influence. The album was very controversial when it released, because of how different it sounded. Heartless is the big hit song from that album.
A lot of the college dropout is a commentary on contradictions in the US when it comes to racism, schooling, and poverty. He's not saying you should drop out of college, what he's saying is that college isn't always the answer and the systems in place consistently oppress POC
Facts
Ah, yep, I can see that. Definitely went over my head at the time. I remember buying the album, listening to it, and liking the music, but then listened to all the words and he lost me. Thanks for commenting. Very good info!
@@papasquat08I know this is late but Ye even had a fundraiser to help kids go to college around the era of the college dropout. He also talked about wanting a degree and still wanting his education. He never was against college.
Older Kanye definitely depended on samples but based on what you said I think you would love “Yeezus” and “The Life of Pablo”. A lot of electronic production and interesting fusions of genres. New Slaves, Hold My Liquor, Father Stretch My Hands pt.1 & pt.2, and Highlights are just a few off the top of my head.
To flip a sample like that is pretty crazy, i could listen to the loop all day.
No lie...listening to you opinion and reading your responses in the comments, showed me how open you are. You deserve all the Respects of your viewers
Damn, thank you. I do this for fun, so I have little interest in making this an annoying place to be. Have a great day!
If u want originality listen to Runaway the full 9 minute album version, also I don't understand your critique of kanye reusing samples, 90% of hip hop pre like 2005-2010 was based on sampling and making it core of the song and making drum patterns around it, the only difference between kanye is that he was one of the first to sample soul and the vocals and pitch them and incorporate them into the beat. The reason why kanye is so beloved is because during 2004 and 5 he really a turning point in hip hop and unlike u said he was definitely a positive influence and one of the first mainstream "be yourself" type rappers in an era swamped by gangster, aggressive street rap or people still making 90's era music.
Great info! Yep, I really should have looked at his rise in a historical context. I'm not sure I'd have realized what you're saying here, but I can tell you're right, because I can see how music has changed from the early 2000s until the end of the decade. I wouldn't have put that on Kanye, but now I see it. Thank you!
a fact about your first comment: Kanye created the album 808s & Heartbreak without using any significant sample and becoming the most influential album of the last 15 years, I do not say this, the most specialized critics such as Rolling Stone say it. This is to show that beyond his producing with samples (used for a purpose and not as a resource btw) he can create a completely original sound ahead of his time.
Acting like Rolling Stone has any credibility or significance on music lmao. Have you seen their greatest Hip-Hop albums of all time list? Rolling Stone is a joke
It really does take a different kind of ear to be able to pick apart various sections of a song, and create a sample that has its own life to it outside of the original song. I’m not the biggest Kanye fan but his ear for music and his ability to create an entirely new song out of an existing one is something I’ve never seen replicated
You should watch a video on how these samples get put together. Its a lot more than just taking a song and putting it over drums, especially in the case of this song. Its 3 sections spliced into one from completely different sections of the song. I get that you dont understand how production in hiphop works very much but damn that was frustrating 😭 still love the channel though my man ✌️
Great points! I freely admit to not knowing really anything about how production actually works -- although I'm sure it takes more work than most people think. Sorry my words were annoying. I should definitely learn more about production, since I actually find it really interesting.
@@papasquat08 dont worry about it, its all part of the journey
@@papasquat08 im a music producer so i could maybe say something about sampling, its that from my expirience its wayy harder to find the right sample and actually sample it well than to create something from scratch
@@itsberzerk9279i second this, sampling takes skill
You gotta do his whole album, you can choose literally any and its gonna be fantastic
I love how you go on that rant about doing your own thing with the sample and creating your own music, and then one of the greatest guitar solos of all time blesses this already insane rap song.
While i heavily disagree with your opinion about the creativeness of his sampling, i can see why you would find the beat a bit repetitive. When I first got into kanye, I think i had kind of the same biases as you where his actions/views as a person caused be to be slightly close minded towards him as an artist. Once i listened to his entire discography, my opinion was entirely changed and i wholeheartedly believe he has the greatest discography in all of hip hop. I think part of it is that the music grows on you, and the other part is that he significantly changes his sound on pretty much all of his albums and does it well 90% of the time. I think one album you should definitely try is yeezus. Very energetic and experimental with the beats, which I think you would be able to appreciate.
Cool. That's good to hear. I'll have to check out more. I've only heard his most popular stuff and while I mostly liked it, I didn't love it. Maybe some of his other stuff will be more appealing.
sampling is the base of hip hop production and kanye is hailed as one of the best producers / samplers of all time i recommend you check out some of his stuff and maybe it'll grow on you
I think you would enjoy his projects "Kids see Ghosts", Yeezus, and The Life of Pablo
I been waiting for papa squat to do Kanye. Pls do more, they’re all good
kanye is famous for bringing the best out of his features. man got nicki, rick ross and fivio best verses on his songs
That I can understand! Good point!
"this is nice" I think that everytime right there
Great song, cool video
First time on your chanel, can understand your point of view on the song :) btw i recommend you some Yeezus songs like Blood On The Leaves, crazy song !
if you want kanye songs with more switch ups then songs like hold my liquor , lost in the world , power , gone , diamonds from sierra leone , stronger ( although contains daft punk sample , great synths throughout ) pinocchio story 2015 hollywood bowl version is a great performance , ultralight beam , come to life is a piano ballad .
Please do a lot more Kanye. Personally my favourite artist of all time.
You should definitely give Lost in the World and Black Skinhead a listen. Two of Kanye’s best songs IMO. Each a very different sort of sound and both step outside of “hip hop” and incorporate different genres. Would make for some really good videos.
hey ik u hv ur own opinion but i think your overlooking a lot of things. i would really recommend you watch The Most Unruly ye video essays. they really explain his music in depth. you should really listen to yeezus, 808’s and heartbreak, watch the throne, and kid see ghost. and that album cover is a painting from george condo of a man having sex with a phoenix. they had to blur for the masses. he really does out A LOT of thought into his albums it’s not just him whining about his ex. every little detail has meaning if you really look in depth you can understand his albums. a lot of people write him off cause of his first album/ his media presence but his music really interesting. and if you listen to his discography from front to back you can really start to understand his character and him as an artist.
here is a link to the video essays:
ruclips.net/p/PLKf60sePDADItOLVaziMtnOZMvIdaWpge
You should listen to the 'Dissect Podcast' about this album, with songs like POWER. Will be harder to question his musicality and artistry after.
Thanks! I'll find it!
Kanye is the 🐐
Yess finally kanyee
Power on this album is pretty progressive eith it's samples imo. Samples king crimson
“Devil in a Blue dress” is also a classic Denzel movie
i mean the samples on his first 3 records were added on and chopped up and pitched up. id say albums like dark fantasy and Ye have more unaltered samples . late registration has jon brion , who’s a multi instrumentalist to add orchestration and other instruments to it alongside kanyes drum tracks and sample chops . but yet again samples are an integral part of hiphop due to the area of where most rappers are from. they couldn’t afford guitars , lessons , pianos etc so they stuck with drum machines and samplers and did what they can. but kanye then collaborated with musicians like mike dean , jon brion and then daft punk who helped fufil kanyes vision as kanye isn’t an instrumentalist
here’s a good video of jeff bhasker who’s one of kanyes collaborators talking about a song they made ruclips.net/video/HZKWkZCRCUA/видео.html.
oh and chipmunk soul is essentially a soul vocal sample pitched up and then used as the main melody / instrumental behind the track
this rick ross verse always gives me chills. Just something about his delivery is absolutely infectious.
Also, I would like to say this is my first time watching your videos - But if you do album reactions, this album has a very cool and interesting overarching story/theme - All about Kanye's experience rising to fame, and the internal struggles it's caused. Songs like this, and some other singles are very good on there own, but also have a distinct purpose in the album. Sometimes he will be extremely arrogant, selfish, and egotistical in a track (and I'm not saying he isn't that), but it's more self aware than you'd think if you have only heard the song on it's own and not how it fits into the theme of the album.
Welcome to the channel! I'll have to check out more from this album, it sounds very interesting.Thank you!
Always nice to see you react to new artists to your channel. Keep up the great reactions! Would love to see if you'd enjoy songs from a rapper named Dumbfoundead. He came up in the rap battle scene but has made some great songs. "Safe", "Cochino feat Too $hort" and "Ganghis Kahn" are 3 great vids/songs to check out.
if you want to hear him sing more you should check out ghost town,reborn and cudi montage
man all the misinformed judgment in the intro is crazy
I'm always willing to be wrong.
Dude he is an extremely creative sampler you do not know what you're talking about with his beats at all I'm not even a huge Kanye fan but he is a musical genius. And dude...saying that College Dropout as an album is a harmful idea because it encourages people to drop out is like saying it's gangster rappers' faults for the murder rate like c'mon now man. You're saying famous musicians can't name their shit what they want cuz it might lead people bad places? College Dropout is like the weakest fucking example of that I could ever think of
Bra there are so many black republicans calm down
Yeah, I know about black republicans, but it's still disappointing. But, I think that of anyone who's a republican now. Anyway, the music! -- I admit to not knowing anything about production, so I'm sorry my opinions are frustrating. I'm going to learn more about it and people have sent me some videos to watch about this album. As for the "college dropout" thing, again, that's just my opinion and I would never say he CAN'T say or do what he wants, but it can still rankle me. Thanks for the comment!
@@papasquat08 sorry I was being so aggressive I woke up on the wrong side of the bed I appreciate you keeping it civil lol but yeah man you just gotta have a musicians ear type thing to hear the stuff he does with production. I can't blame you cuz a lot of it , to someone who doesn't MAKE music, sounds like he didn't touch the samples at all. But yeah there's a lot of work behind how the samples even sound in the first place and the mixing and yadayada etc
lol for real this vid was so aggravating
I get it. And I probably was off-base. I was applying my biases from early contact with Kanye to all of his stuff and that's unfair of me. The followup video I did about the beat breakdown was really interesting and informative. Thanks to you too, for being a good person on the internet!
ah finally!!
The producer for this song, Mike Dean, is a huge inspiration for Weiland. It’s funny you reacted to Weiland’s song “Temptation” just before this, because the section in the middle of this song where it switches to a guitar solo and piano is what inspires Weiland to add switchups halfway into songs with long guitar or synth lead solos
Weiland even got Mike Dean on a song off his newest project. The song is called “Blaming Myself” and it’s pretty good imo. Not one of my fav Weiland tracks but it’s very interesting and I’d recommend checking it out
Now I like this song about 100 times bettter! How cool -- and it makes perfect sense!
Papa Squat you need to react to Yeezus, very electronic, visceral album
Tbh college dropout isn't encourageing dropping out at all.. that's why it has a "the" in front of it. It's an autobiography of his adult life up to that point.
lets fucking goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
This has probably been requested before, but i think you would like the album "Die Lit" by Playboi Carti
You should listen to Yeezus it has productions from Daft Punk and some awesome productions and Blood on the Leaves is my fave song of all time !!!
And he has some singing tracks like Good Life, Heartless (you probably know heartless but good life is good 👍)
I cannot believe what I’m hearing right now collage dropout bugged the hell out of you??? That is the best first album of any artist ever. But hopefully you can re listen and see what you think
Oh, yeah, I loved it on my first few listens, but then I really listened to the lyrics and it turned me off. Too anti-education for me. Also, only my opinion. Don't put any weight behind it.
To appreciate sampling a bit more or understand it a bit more… you should check out a series on RUclips called Rhythm Roulette. Producers are challenged to blindly picks theee records and has to choice one song from one of the records to sample and create a beat. You’ll learn that sampling isn’t just taking a song and putting drums to it.
That sounds cool! I will definitely check it out! Thanks!
correct me if i’m wrong but i’m pretty sure rick ross had an original verse kanye didn’t like so kanye made him redo his verse and he came up wit this. I’m not 100% sure tho
I think that's correct. I think that info was on the Genius page.
I think you’d probably like a new lucki song maybe “meet me there “
You should listen to 808s and Heartbreak or Ye if you want to hear Kanye sing more
He sings a lot on Donda as well
if you want to hear kanye singing and more original musicality maybe listen to runaway or ghost town
"it feels lazy" what does that even mean facts no feelings, funny
Yeah, I didn't like saying that, but it was the best way I could describe it. If I knew more about production, well, I'd probably appreciate what Kanye did/does more, but I'd also be able to express myself better. Sorry if it bothered you, I understand a lot of people really love and respect his work, but I got turned off by him early on and never jumped back into his camp.
Please grave house album by sematary and ghost mountain 🙏🙏
please listen to 808s and heartbreak good sir😄
React to runaway by kanye pls
Listen to yeezus for the samples
Frank ocean - provider
Listen to Yeezus and Donda
Check out use this gospel !! It’s featuring the clipse it’s from jesus is king
Hey can you react to whateva will be by a tribe called quest
If you want more original stuff listen to yeezus he doesnt really sample that much in yeezus but there are some really dodgy lyrics on that album
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First L man ngl
I hear ya. I may come around, though, people have sent me some good info to follow up on.
Bro you don’t like sampling lmao.
I love sampling. I just don't really like the way Kanye does it. Just my preference.
I just want you to listen to Yeezus
Definitely on the list!
@@papasquat08 💕
hip hop is words first, u do not get words u cannot get why the sample is repeating it is a duality, talk more about the sample than analyzing the lyrics
I'll react to music the way I want. Sorry if that bothers you.
Listen to college dropout
look at your face when u react to kanye lol u are so bothered
Maybe, but I'm also willing to learn and change my opinion. I rarely decide on something and never change my mind again. That would be really stupid -- and I'm only sort of stupid.
Maybe you need to listen to the message on The College Dropout before acting like you know what it’s all about 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
I did years ago and didn't care for it, which is what I said in this video. And considering Ye's craziness now, I'm not excited to support him.
@@papasquat08 well clearly you didn’t understand the message because he’s not telling people to drop out of school or glorifying it
@@papasquat08 Papa don´t let that his actions as a person limit your posibility to enjoy his music. thanks for your videos
bias shows tooooo much it is tooooo obvious
Yep, that's true of everyone's reaction to anything. It's all based on our own preferences. I make no bones about that.
Casually just being racist because of his political beliefs. Getting views off of hip hop because that’s the only relevant genre while making liberal racist remarks. SMH.
Yep, you got me. You fully understand me and my politics from this 10 minute video. Go away, or stay and learn.
@@papasquat08 I don’t need to understand your full political view points to know it’s wrong to hear “when I see a black man who’s a republican I laugh, he must have something wrong with him” it’s racially motivated and racist. Leave race out of it. I don’t care if you hate republicans. Leave race out of it.
Ah, I see what you're saying. Thanks for telling me the specific thing. You may be right, but ignoring the race of black republicans also ignores the fact that the system we live in was designed and built by white people for white people. Not taking the racism of the system into account seems like a worse sin than pointing out that a black person being a republican reflects them buying into and supporting a racist system that is designed to cripple them and everyone like them. Not arguing with you, just explaining my point a little better. (Also, I have a really negative opinion or the current republican party, so I tend to be a bit hyperbolic about it.)
@@papasquat08 I understand the point you’re trying to make, but as someone who is rather apolitical, I think that you could at least word it better. Not all black republicans are brainwashed, and I also think simple low-resolution ideas like that remove peoples humanity and freedom from the situation. Even if you feel like minorities can’t be republicans, isn’t you actually voicing that opinion and trying to make that decision for minorities playing into this same oppressive culture you’re referring to? If nothing else, I would just say attack people on the actual ideas, but leave race out of it. The same reasons a white person would be a republican are the same reasons any other race would. If you think Kanye is stupid politically, you have every right to voice that opinion, I would just leave race out of it.
Great points! I get you! And thanks for a good conversation (on the internet!).
i suggest you watch this video ruclips.net/video/L1ewjryaoSE/видео.html&ab_channel=Sandurz (only a 7min video)
it explains how the beat was made and its not as simple as just cutting out a piece of a song and looping it, its actually sliced/chopped from completely different parts of the sample to turn it into the loop.
I love your videos but as a producer myself this was hard not to get a bit annoyed lol (i understand its your opinion)
trust me sampling is not as easy as it seems and is almost like a science especially when its of this complexity
Yeah, sorry to frustrate you! I'll watch that! I would love to learn more about the production side. Also, there have been some great comments on this video that have given me a better perspective on Ye and what he did for music in the 00s.
@@papasquat08 all good Papa!
I hope you saw my reaction to the video you suggested. Super good stuff! I really appreciate that!
@@papasquat08 Just saw the video! Thanks for taking your time to check out the video Papa
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