@@Fleetwootmack same, I love that song but I always see that exact thought/comment whenever this album gets brought up anywhere. I’m not saying people are lying but it does feel like a hive mind kinda thing
21:32 Bob, your initial thoughts were right. That is 100% a guitar riff you’re hearing in end credits. The sample is from a section of a song called Monomyth by Animals as Leaders. I’ve been playing guitar for about 15 years now, and have been listening to animals as leaders since high school. They’re a super technical progressive metal band who’s fanbase is mostly guitar nerds lol. Definitely a specific niche within the metal community. Anyways, I never expected to hear them on a hip hop record and I was FLOORED when I heard peggy sample them (the high school nerd in me was delighted ❤)
Peggy has honestly become one of my favourites after this album. Veteran, AMHAC and LP! are all masterpieces in my opinion and i think he is only getting better and better
everyone leaves black ben carson, communist slow jams and the 2nd amendment out the picture and like, come on, those are great albums too!! a little rough yes, but they have a really angsty, unfiltered and raw quality that just makes them special.
As a musician, Peggy is such an inspiration to me. His music oozes passion and creativity and you can tell there's absolutely no compromising his vision. I can go on and on, but this dude really deserves every ounce of praise he gets.
this is easily peggy’s best in my opinion, top 10 favorite album of all time for me. came out at just the right time for me to enjoy and experience it and i’ve listened to it more than any other album ever, especially now that he’s put the offline songs on streaming. its a masterpiece !
This was his last album on an awful record deal. The label didn't even want to pay for the samples and pushed the popular singles from EP! into LP!, hence the two versions. Major props to him for not putting out whatever and just getting out of there.
this album grew on me so much, i already liked it when i first listened but later it became one of my favorite albums ever, the production is just mind blowing, i had to listen to it a lot of times to get all the details on the beats and peggy's lyrics just matches it perfectly
Love that you pointed out the DOOM line, I think I actually commented on the October set list video asking if you were gonna pick DOOM back up, maybe with Vaudeville Villain. Probably my second favorite DOOM behind Madvillainy, it really is incredible. Also happy that you reacted this amazing amazing album, my introduction to Peggy and actually one of the first full albums I listened to and loved.
this was my AOTY last year, such a fantastic album. The first time i heard end credits i played it on repeat 6 times before moving on to the rest of the album it just floored me. Love peggy
I do hope for one day that Bob would get an interest into Armand Hammer regardless of the the beef that went down between the two, I'm glad the two of them handled it easily and let go of it.
what an absolutely great album, rebound is probably my favorite still, and hazard duty pay, end credits (online version), og, and the ghost of ranking dread rounds out my top 5. hope you get to the EPs soon, they have some great songs on both of them, also interested to see if you're going to react to them in a normal Friday format on a monday since it's on the shorter side
No real decision on the EPs yet. Might do them over 2 Mondays, might do both on a Friday... at minimum, it'll be after October as I've fully booked this month
In Dikembe the 'millions of views not bad for a commie' is a reference to one of his first albums under the alias JPEGMAFIA named 'communist slow jams'. It's way more tame but I think it will be interesting for you to see how he started out and how it all evolved into the point we are at right now, you should also check out black ben carlson cause it's crazy.
yo speaking of the britney spears interpolation, he did an amazing call me maybe cover in like 2013, he somehow turned that song into a trippy track haha idk if its on tidal but its on his spotify/youtube for sure Bob
Since you read the annotation about Armand Hammer, i'd heavily recommend listening to Aethiopes by Billy Woods, who's one of the members of the duo alongside Elucid, easily a contender for album of the year, very abstract, gruesome lyricism
One of my favorite albums ever and i think it’s an example of a perfect album. Are u happy is probably my favorite track, that Cardigans sample use and him rapping over Gangsta Boo’s rapping. Hazard Duty Pay is one of the best sample usages ever. The production has a lot of layers and at times is really relaxing. It’s beautiful and epic and the chaos is made into something with a really great form. I didn’t like the album at first but it has so much sonic depth that it just unveils itself more every listen, as art. To mention the Armand Hammer disses, i was disappointed that two of my favorite artists were beefing (billy woods of AH didn’t engage in it but Elucid of AH did), but happily they were quick to get back on good terms and clear things up and the beef is over. Armand Hammer, and billy woods solo work, are still musthear in your journey through hip hop, as is Tkay Maidza who you briefly heard featured
Man, love this album. I find it flows so well, pushes and pulls to keep me engaged during the entire runtime. Had a great Saturday morning with a (way too big) cup of coffee, just watching this and doing nothing else. Thanks :)
It's so crazy because I always listened to this album front to back and I barely now noticed that some songs don't end where I thought they did lol. Also I used to work in construction and pipeline so I would also get hazard pay because I worked with dangerous chemicals and dangerous environments. Still I love this album a lot and the only gripe I have with it is that one of my favorite songs End Credits is slightly sped up on the offline version compared to the online one and I prefer the online version, other than that its an amazing album. PS. I'm still pissed I wasn't able to buy the vinyl for this 😢.
I thought tired, nervous and broke and fire emoji were one song with this really cool interlude LOL. I still like to think of it as one song since the transition is so flawless.
Bob you HAVE to listen to some Flying Lotus at some point. His music is fantastic and he has worked with guys like Kendrick, Denzel Curry, MF DOOM, Earl, etc. You will not be disappointed by Cosmogramma, Los Angeles, Until the Queit Comes, and You're Dead!
I remember my first listen being so similar to yours in the sense i just couldn't stop laughing, like it's almost hilarious how insanely great this album is and the more you listen to it the more you appreciate what jpeg brings to the table
Love the review! I agree with your interpretation about the second part of tired nervous and broke. I think it might be the throughline for the album. Contradictions inherent to being an artist in hip hop, the stress and the excellence that come out of those contradictions, the dissonance and harshness of the lifestyle, etc. I think it's interesting that he says "I don't wanna be stressed out for PROFIT". When I listened to the album, I heard that as a deliberate word choice. Not all societies, art forms, artists rely on profit to fund their next projects. Hip hop is a uniquely capitalist genre, largely because of exploitative record labels. "I feel like hip hop put a hit on me", constraining his creativity and his true individuaity while being his main form of personal expression. This album is like a hip hop representation of of the contradictions inherent in day to day life in 2022 capitalism like most of his work imo but I find that this one, by lacking a clear throughline, by having extremely unconvential sounds and song structures, blending genres, gender roles, audio qualities, etc really convey something truthful about what it means to be alive right now. It's hard to find your footing in a world where you need to.work to survive but that changes drastically often, and that tries to box you into one type of artist, one specific profession in order to more easily exploit you and extract profit from your work, your talent and passion.
saw peggy for the Lp! tour a couple weeks ago. one of the best night so my life it was fucking crazy. i got to dap him up too glad your listening to this, peggy the goat and this is my favorite album of his
On the vegan topic, idk whether this is an american thing but where I'm at no vegan ever talks about it like more than when it's relevant, and in general veganism as such is perceived very positively. Kind of hard to understand how that whole stigma came to be from personal experiences, but it's a big planet I suppose.. "Glock with a switch, turn a vegan to spinach" is a hard ass bar still
I feel that LP! Is Peggy’s most consistent work to date, Veteran has high highs and low lows and Cornballs is pretty consistent too (besides a few hiccups like Lifes hard) but with LP each track is extremely solid. Not a single skip, 10/10
I heard this album when it came out, not knowing the artist. I loved it immediately and it's still my favorite album oat alongside after hours and tpab.
I just saw one of your others videos saying you haven’t really heard much Nicki Minaj. Can you react to her debut album ‘Pink Friday’. She’s so fun to listen to
Bob please react to “The Waters” by Mick Jenkins! One of the best conceptual albums of the 2010s. He is from Chicago and is both conscious and lyrical. Beautiful jazz and instrumentation throughout the record!
Hey there Bob, i dont know if youll see this, but i wanted to comment to reach any other older Aphex Twin Fans. In the same way that you might view JID or Denzel curry the generation inspired by Kendrick, Aphex Twin has his own predecessors in the experimental bass music world who are magical. Its a tradgedy that anyone who loves Aphex might not of listened to Eprom or Gjones. Both cite him as one of their biggest inspirations, and he frequently plays tracks from both of them in his live shows. I know experimental bass music doesnt have a react community so it may not be worth it to react to live, but for your own sake please listen to The Ineffable Truth by G Jones, and Synthesim by Eprom. Both take influence from hiphop as well and if you love Jpeg they are the next step in experimental music.
Such a good album. Saw him live a few weeks ago and it went to surviving in the pits to appreciating Call Me Maybe 😂 - he also fist bumped me after the show at the merch table. My life might be complete haha A really cool reaction would be a Coke Rap album like Supreme Blientele or Hitler Wears Hermes 8 Side B for example. These griselda guys are so worth checking out!
you should definitely listen to the ghost pop tape from peggy’s old music under the name devon hendryx. it’s on his bandcamp. communist slow jams would be great too but i could see the reaction being very long.
45:43 you seem like a really empathetic person:) i think hasan piker also knew this before he had jpeg on his twitch stream and he ended up inviting him to either thanksgiving or christmas dinner with his family which i thought was super nice. we need more good people like y'all in the world
Once you try to make beats, you really see how insane this album is
trueeee lmao
I can barely manage to open the software, let alone try and make anything 😂
@@bobthepoppop I love you Bob
as a producer this album is inspiring but at the same time im like Damn i cant make some shit like this 😭 yet
@@keygenxcx key word is "yet". We're both gonna get there don't worry 😤
This album feels so high quality it makes me wanna cry
Yes
It’s so juicy
Production is just top notch. Hats off to Peggy he raps well and is a great producer
@@goob8945 peggy made LP! with his love juice for real 🔥💯
@@ochiai3 fr he squeezed some love into that
I think I've listened to Hazard Duty Pay! about 1,000 times since this album came out. Absolutely addictive song.
It is my second most listened to song on Spotify…. Ever
I love the song, but I really don’t see how everyone loves that song so much more than any other track off LP!
@@Fleetwootmack same, I love that song but I always see that exact thought/comment whenever this album gets brought up anywhere. I’m not saying people are lying but it does feel like a hive mind kinda thing
@@thisfooreallysaid probably cause it’s the most accessible song on the album. plus peggys lyrics on there are fire as fuck.
its my favorite for the latter reason and im just a sucker for sample flips
My audio was a little low compared to the music on this... oh well. Just blast Peggy into your ears 🤘
I know one of the last albums you listened to was censored but this was overkill😂
Nah, I can’t hear peggy loud enough
the sample for nice is from a us marine drill ruclips.net/video/8LJM6GiOqz8/видео.html
honestly it fits with jpeg’s production lmao
It's fitting for the album.
21:32 Bob, your initial thoughts were right. That is 100% a guitar riff you’re hearing in end credits. The sample is from a section of a song called Monomyth by Animals as Leaders.
I’ve been playing guitar for about 15 years now, and have been listening to animals as leaders since high school. They’re a super technical progressive metal band who’s fanbase is mostly guitar nerds lol. Definitely a specific niche within the metal community. Anyways, I never expected to hear them on a hip hop record and I was FLOORED when I heard peggy sample them (the high school nerd in me was delighted ❤)
Yeah you beat me to it, I wanted to tell him about AAL, but I was shocked when I heard it, too. The man's music taste never ceases to amaze me
I adore animals as leaders
im glad you loved the instrumental outro on the ghost of ranking dread as much as i did, it's absolutely amazing
Frrr absolutely my favorite moment on the album
it scratches such a deep itch i cant explain it
i’ve found my people
Peggy has honestly become one of my favourites after this album. Veteran, AMHAC and LP! are all masterpieces in my opinion and i think he is only getting better and better
everyone leaves black ben carson, communist slow jams and the 2nd amendment out the picture and like, come on, those are great albums too!! a little rough yes, but they have a really angsty, unfiltered and raw quality that just makes them special.
AMHAC is like a top 5 album for me. So great
You were right he dropped AOTY bro
Seeing Peggy continue to progress from the Devon Hendryx era is so inspiring. Makes me happy that Bob loves this mans art so much
Educate a new fan on which era that was
@@PeterPeter- 2008-2015
@@TheKobe5smoreso 2012,the 2008 stuff just refers to when he started making some dss songs,but it came out as ever since i left you 2 in 2012
As a musician, Peggy is such an inspiration to me. His music oozes passion and creativity and you can tell there's absolutely no compromising his vision. I can go on and on, but this dude really deserves every ounce of praise he gets.
I agree 100%
Dude is making music like nothing else I've heard before.
FINALLY!!!! ONE OF THE GREATEST HIP HOP ALBUMS EVER MADE I CRIED THE FIRST 18 TIMES I HEARD IT! Seriously though, this album saved my life...
what
I have been consistently listening to this album since it's release and it still hasn't gotten old. JPEG is nuts.
I've been playing it most of this weekend so far... it's just fucking perfect
this is easily peggy’s best in my opinion, top 10 favorite album of all time for me. came out at just the right time for me to enjoy and experience it and i’ve listened to it more than any other album ever, especially now that he’s put the offline songs on streaming. its a masterpiece !
broo what's your top 10
This is top ten
This was his last album on an awful record deal. The label didn't even want to pay for the samples and pushed the popular singles from EP! into LP!, hence the two versions. Major props to him for not putting out whatever and just getting out of there.
this album grew on me so much, i already liked it when i first listened but later it became one of my favorite albums ever, the production is just mind blowing, i had to listen to it a lot of times to get all the details on the beats and peggy's lyrics just matches it perfectly
Yea tbh, it didn’t hit when it first came out. Then in December I started listening and couldn’t turn it off. Such amazing work.
Love that you pointed out the DOOM line, I think I actually commented on the October set list video asking if you were gonna pick DOOM back up, maybe with Vaudeville Villain. Probably my second favorite DOOM behind Madvillainy, it really is incredible. Also happy that you reacted this amazing amazing album, my introduction to Peggy and actually one of the first full albums I listened to and loved.
+1 to doing VV. really really shows just how great of a lyricist DOOM can be, arguably even more so than Madvillainy
2:05:57 In UNTITLED not only is he vibrating his lips to add to the bass but he’s adding to the snare sound with his voice too. “Psh”
Can’t wait to hear the Danny Brown x JPEG collab
Same! Hopefully that comes into existence soon 🤘
I have a feeling it will probably be peggys most "fun" project
3 days away
🔥
Fast forward it was absolutely amazing
this was my AOTY last year, such a fantastic album. The first time i heard end credits i played it on repeat 6 times before moving on to the rest of the album it just floored me. Love peggy
I do hope for one day that Bob would get an interest into Armand Hammer regardless of the the beef that went down between the two, I'm glad the two of them handled it easily and let go of it.
stamp! also feel like it's pretty relevant context for this peggy album
Armand Hammer is two people
Armand Hammer is on the list. I've heard the lyrics are great, so I'm interested
YES Ive been waiting on this one for Months, thank you so much
what an absolutely great album, rebound is probably my favorite still, and hazard duty pay, end credits (online version), og, and the ghost of ranking dread rounds out my top 5.
hope you get to the EPs soon, they have some great songs on both of them, also interested to see if you're going to react to them in a normal Friday format on a monday since it's on the shorter side
No real decision on the EPs yet. Might do them over 2 Mondays, might do both on a Friday... at minimum, it'll be after October as I've fully booked this month
In Dikembe the 'millions of views not bad for a commie' is a reference to one of his first albums under the alias JPEGMAFIA named 'communist slow jams'. It's way more tame but I think it will be interesting for you to see how he started out and how it all evolved into the point we are at right now, you should also check out black ben carlson cause it's crazy.
yo speaking of the britney spears interpolation, he did an amazing call me maybe cover in like 2013, he somehow turned that song into a trippy track haha
idk if its on tidal but its on his spotify/youtube for sure Bob
Great cover btw
On apple music too.
Since you read the annotation about Armand Hammer, i'd heavily recommend listening to Aethiopes by Billy Woods, who's one of the members of the duo alongside Elucid, easily a contender for album of the year, very abstract, gruesome lyricism
album of the decade so far
For me it's By the Time I Get to Phoenix but this is def up there
@@Yickerman facts brother
Ants From Up There for me
@@Yickerman YUPPPP! KicK iii & Heaven to a Tortured Mind are up there too
@@Yickerman also a W take!!
One of my favorite albums ever and i think it’s an example of a perfect album. Are u happy is probably my favorite track, that Cardigans sample use and him rapping over Gangsta Boo’s rapping. Hazard Duty Pay is one of the best sample usages ever. The production has a lot of layers and at times is really relaxing. It’s beautiful and epic and the chaos is made into something with a really great form. I didn’t like the album at first but it has so much sonic depth that it just unveils itself more every listen, as art.
To mention the Armand Hammer disses, i was disappointed that two of my favorite artists were beefing (billy woods of AH didn’t engage in it but Elucid of AH did), but happily they were quick to get back on good terms and clear things up and the beef is over. Armand Hammer, and billy woods solo work, are still musthear in your journey through hip hop, as is Tkay Maidza who you briefly heard featured
Been waiting on this one. Hazard duty pay was my personal favorite song of last year
Never thought that the thing I'd relate to most with Papa Bob is loving "Man, I Feel Like A Woman" to my deepest core
haha
1:22 Bob is leanin
Bob the Poppop sponsored by Lean
Thank you for sharing your military stories Bob. I was a Marine and I feel the same way about a lot of my experiences.
Man, love this album. I find it flows so well, pushes and pulls to keep me engaged during the entire runtime.
Had a great Saturday morning with a (way too big) cup of coffee, just watching this and doing nothing else. Thanks :)
I was one of the lucky ones that copped the LP! vinyl that came out a couple days ago and it just made my whole month
PLEASE react to the EP’s specifically EP2 its one of the most addictive projects ive heard its beautiful and cohesive and catchy
Yes! Could do EP! And EP2! at once.
EP2 is heavily underrated I feel like. Last dance is one of my favorite songs of all time hands down
It's so crazy because I always listened to this album front to back and I barely now noticed that some songs don't end where I thought they did lol. Also I used to work in construction and pipeline so I would also get hazard pay because I worked with dangerous chemicals and dangerous environments. Still I love this album a lot and the only gripe I have with it is that one of my favorite songs End Credits is slightly sped up on the offline version compared to the online one and I prefer the online version, other than that its an amazing album. PS. I'm still pissed I wasn't able to buy the vinyl for this 😢.
I thought tired, nervous and broke and fire emoji were one song with this really cool interlude LOL. I still like to think of it as one song since the transition is so flawless.
bob got that purple drank
seen peggy live was so amazing. The amount of energy he brings is insane
Best gig I've been to. Loved seeing him in Manchester uk and definitely be going to more when he comes back.
i've never been so excited for a reaction. Keep it up
Bob you HAVE to listen to some Flying Lotus at some point. His music is fantastic and he has worked with guys like Kendrick, Denzel Curry, MF DOOM, Earl, etc. You will not be disappointed by Cosmogramma, Los Angeles, Until the Queit Comes, and You're Dead!
I can’t wait to see your reaction to Cellz by MF DOOM from the Born Like This album, DOOM never missed
More like his reaction to gazillion ear and that’s that
you got me remembering how fire this album is haha, highlight of my life so far was seeing peggy live and moshing front row
I remember my first listen being so similar to yours in the sense i just couldn't stop laughing, like it's almost hilarious how insanely great this album is and the more you listen to it the more you appreciate what jpeg brings to the table
Thank you Bob. this was great listening to you listening to it. I heard the name but never listened before. I am from Flatbush Brooklyn. it was nice.
I read the other day that this is like the Dark Souls of rap music
But it’s so spot on
Sick nervous and broke is the best track ❗️❗️❗️
Perfect timing with the upload, now I can watch this instead of fixing my sleep cycle 😂
Thank you for your service
I’ll pay my whole paycheck just to see you listen to the ghost pop tape
Love the review! I agree with your interpretation about the second part of tired nervous and broke. I think it might be the throughline for the album. Contradictions inherent to being an artist in hip hop, the stress and the excellence that come out of those contradictions, the dissonance and harshness of the lifestyle, etc. I think it's interesting that he says "I don't wanna be stressed out for PROFIT". When I listened to the album, I heard that as a deliberate word choice. Not all societies, art forms, artists rely on profit to fund their next projects. Hip hop is a uniquely capitalist genre, largely because of exploitative record labels.
"I feel like hip hop put a hit on me", constraining his creativity and his true individuaity while being his main form of personal expression. This album is like a hip hop representation of of the contradictions inherent in day to day life in 2022 capitalism like most of his work imo but I find that this one, by lacking a clear throughline, by having extremely unconvential sounds and song structures, blending genres, gender roles, audio qualities, etc really convey something truthful about what it means to be alive right now. It's hard to find your footing in a world where you need to.work to survive but that changes drastically often, and that tries to box you into one type of artist, one specific profession in order to more easily exploit you and extract profit from your work, your talent and passion.
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS YESSSS
how did I not catch the fact that you were a vet this whole time
I don't mention it very often
saw peggy for the Lp! tour a couple weeks ago. one of the best night so my life it was fucking crazy. i got to dap him up too
glad your listening to this, peggy the goat and this is my favorite album of his
I’m so glad you’re finally reacting to this one!
And reacting to that one... and reacting all over the world
A future genius and goat the art Peggy provides for us is like no other
On the vegan topic, idk whether this is an american thing but where I'm at no vegan ever talks about it like more than when it's relevant, and in general veganism as such is perceived very positively. Kind of hard to understand how that whole stigma came to be from personal experiences, but it's a big planet I suppose..
"Glock with a switch, turn a vegan to spinach" is a hard ass bar still
@@pig0001 it's such an overplayed meme at this point tbh, way more ppl assume vegans are shitty
Can't wait for the additional thoughts video, hope you listen to the Spotify version at least once before recording it 😄
I'm not sure if I'll do the online version or not. Might save those songs for the EP experience
speaking of Armand Hammer…. Haram reaction for when
been waiting so long for this ty🙏🏽🙏🏽
Aye, props to you for supporting the artists and buying the music. A lot of content creators don't support the artists like that
I feel that LP! Is Peggy’s most consistent work to date, Veteran has high highs and low lows and Cornballs is pretty consistent too (besides a few hiccups like Lifes hard) but with LP each track is extremely solid.
Not a single skip, 10/10
Been waiting for this one, lets goooo!
My 3rd time here. I just can't stop listening to Bob reaction to some good to excellent albums. 🤣
Bob, I was just rewatching your Peggy reactions and you drop this!! Your videos are amazing
i cant believe this channel has less than 100k subscribers
now the only two albums i’d like to see are some rap songs and the powers that b
Bro the powers that b isn’t even really hip hop.
@@stratford1 so bob will like it! It's (half) punk!
@@alexmartinelli6231 half punk and half getting your limbs chopped off.
@@alexmartinelli6231 Noise Rock moreso
IVE BEEN WAITIN FOR THIS ONE!
no way i found your comment by accident
@@bladey. how does it feel
@@kevinkempt Hi
I heard this album when it came out, not knowing the artist. I loved it immediately and it's still my favorite album oat alongside after hours and tpab.
so happy i got the yellow vinyl it looks so good
his older stuff is amazing too, the ghost pop tape is his best project imo and one of my favorite albums of all time
The END CREDITS! sample is actually a prog metal song, so that's all guitar riffs and drums, amazing sample
Yes! I’ve been waiting for this one
YES!!! Amazing album,10/10, glad you love it, great video 🎉
I just saw one of your others videos saying you haven’t really heard much Nicki Minaj. Can you react to her debut album ‘Pink Friday’. She’s so fun to listen to
Let’s go been waiting for this
Bob please react to “The Waters” by Mick Jenkins! One of the best conceptual albums of the 2010s. He is from Chicago and is both conscious and lyrical. Beautiful jazz and instrumentation throughout the record!
YESSSS, loved this album can't wait to see your thoughts on it lol
another kewl video mr. poppop 🐸🐸👍👍
That vegan bar is hilarious just for how unnecessarily aggressive it is 😂
I've really been anticipating this one...
Peggy keeps saying that he is gonna remaster The Ghost Pop Tape and if he does a reaction to it would be incredible
My favorite Peggy album and my favorite video of yours! Was so hype for this one
Saw JPEG live last week. He previewed a new song with Slowthai, sounds sick!
Dude YES thank you bob this is incredible. My favorite Peggy album.
Bob you’re the best. This album is a masterpiece
Hey there Bob, i dont know if youll see this, but i wanted to comment to reach any other older Aphex Twin Fans. In the same way that you might view JID or Denzel curry the generation inspired by Kendrick, Aphex Twin has his own predecessors in the experimental bass music world who are magical. Its a tradgedy that anyone who loves Aphex might not of listened to Eprom or Gjones. Both cite him as one of their biggest inspirations, and he frequently plays tracks from both of them in his live shows. I know experimental bass music doesnt have a react community so it may not be worth it to react to live, but for your own sake please listen to The Ineffable Truth by G Jones, and Synthesim by Eprom. Both take influence from hiphop as well and if you love Jpeg they are the next step in experimental music.
Such a good album. Saw him live a few weeks ago and it went to surviving in the pits to appreciating Call Me Maybe 😂 - he also fist bumped me after the show at the merch table. My life might be complete haha
A really cool reaction would be a Coke Rap album like Supreme Blientele or Hitler Wears Hermes 8 Side B for example. These griselda guys are so worth checking out!
I got a fist bump as he went along the front of the crowd
Hazard Duty Pay will never get old.
you should definitely listen to the ghost pop tape from peggy’s old music under the name devon hendryx. it’s on his bandcamp. communist slow jams would be great too but i could see the reaction being very long.
Amazing album,happy you liked it(side note:if you digged the slowed down parts of lp then listen to YAYAYI’s self titled album).
I recommend to listen to Rebound on the soundcloud version cause its sounds so much better with original lyrics
Oh shit I forgot about the Soundcloud songs.
@@JC20XX yeah the rebound soundcloud version is far better
In Peggy we trust
Definitely My favorite project from last year, shits stuck with me since release.
bob ur my fav BALD! man
45:43 you seem like a really empathetic person:) i think hasan piker also knew this before he had jpeg on his twitch stream and he ended up inviting him to either thanksgiving or christmas dinner with his family which i thought was super nice. we need more good people like y'all in the world
Hey bob, try getting a sleep study done, maybe you have sleep apnea, a BPAP machine will make you sleep like a baby
if u like aphex twin, you’ll def enjoy the ghost pop tape
you got the timestamps perfect this time, just before you start each track
this album stays in my rotation
54:46 why does bob's laugh here work really well as a sound effect in the song
That beat drop on Nemo made me shiver the first time it hit me. Glad to see that you had a similar reaction 😂😂😂
I have been waiting for this vid after veteran reaction