i dont think that has to do with doom fans in perticular. Remember, drake is a culture vulture snake. of course you dont want him referencing you/suggesting your group as all he wants to get out of it is clout/views/money you name it.
Even tho l got started listening to his music (very addictive to ALL CAPS lol) l understand people's pain, he's such a memorable and nostalgic underground rapper and he even created one of the best rap album of all time (Based on what l heard) really sucks that he died :(
Usually when an artist dies. I think about how I will never hear new music from them or watch them live. But with DOOM, it’s like what he left us is enough and more than enough. Mm food and Madvillainy are enough to begin with. The songs don’t get old and his bars will forever make you say what the fuck. I’m sad dumlie is dead. But DOOM has always been a separate figure that doesn’t have a timeline
One thing people don't really look at with doom but I think they should is the difference between his style before and after his brothers death. KMD had a much more upbeat kinda sound and after Subroc died Zev Love X became the villain Doom.
King Geedorah, three-finger ring fever Spring chicken eater, ID'ed as the ringleader Who needs a heater? Catch 'em with bare hands These same hands that make razors out beer cans His own biggest fan And got a fan base as big as Japan i gott you fam
Would you care/be comfortable to explain more about how that came about? What was it you saw, heard and felt that shifted your perspective? Either way thank you for being honest and I’m very glad you’ve become a better person
@@seanbud Of course, I think it's important to discuss this openly if we are to help others. Growing up I was never much of a hip hop person, I would only ever listen to rock n roll and metal. I saw it as "not real music" for whatever dumb reason I was told. Be it because it "had no instruments" or simply because it was made by black people. At the time, rap and hip hop to me was nothing but "guns and hoes." The bling era at the time, along with my own deeply held racist beliefs, left me with an awfully vitriolic view of black culture. In comes DOOM's 'MM FOOD.' Hearing this dude make the dictionary his submissive little play thing was astounding to me. Those beats were like nothing I had ever heard from my narrow and clouded view of hip hop. Many of my awful beliefs remained for the years after I had discovered DOOM, but he was a stepping stone for what would come later in my life. Years passed, my love for DOOM remained (it was the only hip hop I would play,) and I had developed a love for history in High School. In that new love for history I slowly began learning about black people's role in rock n roll's creation. One Wikipedia page led to another and I came across the 'Nuwaubian Nation' which DOOM was heavily influenced by. I became fascinated with the struggle of black people and the years of literature and art apart of the movement for black liberation. As time went by I only increased that curiosity more and more. I began relating it with my own struggle and lost identity as a Mexican-American. Slowly I began diging deeper into not only DOOM's lyrics, but hip hop as a whole. Artist like JPEGMAFIA showed me the deeper underbelly to my past insecurities while speaking to my frustrations as apart of the working class. And that's the story of how I went from a fascist to a socialist. All thanks to DOOM, a bumper that played one night when I was a kid, and night terrors that kept me up until 3am :) Sorry for the wall of text and thanks for reading this all if you did. Thank you Villain.
I remember DOOM would be on his UA-cam songs trolling fans saying his music was trash, he even got me. I forgot what the name was tho. Edit: Freestyle Fletcher!!
I'm actually in fucking shock. Never been this way about a passing celebrity but this just was not the same. RIP to the villain himself, MF DOOM. "Living off borrowed time, the clock tick faster"
(Edit: RIP MF Doom) MF DOOM is a one of a kind, directly inspired from Comic Book Villains, he enjoys the Fame of The Shadows. That's why He Both Famous and Not at the same time. Infamous in a way. He hides his identity behind his metal face-mask and also hides away from the Mainstream, that's his biggest accomplishement, to stay Underground, away from the labels and the industry in general. That's all part of his Magic, his high quality rhymes and his Shadowy Appearance.
Mf doom was raps super villain, and I have followed him since I was listening to hip hop with my older brother in the 90s. I have listened to and studied movements in music from rock, classical, blues, Jazz and most in between; but Doom is one of my favorite stories in expression and impact as he exemplifies a unique movement in human expression and strength while moving towards a ride of excellence in his word play. Rip because I will, and alot of us will be back to celebrate your legacy for a long time; whatever legacy is left to hear these words, know MF DOOM is eternal in many of our hearts
@@eliskill9998 It's because MF DOOM was an underground rapper thats why not everyone knew & grew up listening to DOOM, but i'm lucky that i listen to him since 2005.
Earl Sweatshirt is my favorite rapper of all time, I've known he's an MF DOOM geek for a while but never gave any DOOM tracks a listen. Any suggestions for a newcomer?
Try, Accordion, Fancy Clown, Rap snitches, One Beer, Benzie Box, those are some good tracks for first time listeners. Honestly, it took me a few listens to Madvillianly before it truly grew on me. You can argue that doom is an ‘acquired taste’ especially if you aren’t big into hiphop/rap as i was when i first found out about doom.
MF DOOM's death is one of the weirdest cases ever, worst than 2pac, Biggie & Eazy-E. They barely notice that he died on halloween but it publish today december 31st thats crazy & weird. I dont understand how MF died from just sad & confusing.
I saw that he died on halloween and felt ashamed of myself for not noticing it at the time. Maybe he was so far underground that it took a couple months for it to surface? Or maybe his family and friends wanted to have time to grieve before telling anybody? Who knows, regardless RIP to the goat
I can’t lie. As a doom fan. I’m tired of dudes being OD on Madvillain. It’s an amazing project, but doom got other projects. “Vaudeville villain” is his best work next to “take me to your leader... “
I watched this video a few weeks ago when I was first tryna get into MF DOOM's discography. He was amazing and his work can never be replicated. Rest in peace to your favorite rapper's favorite rapper
MF DOOM was one of the best artist that walked this earth. He cared about his listeners, his family, and friends/collaborators. R.I.P to the real Doctor Doom.
"On Doomsday!, ever since the womb ‘til I'm back where my brother went, that's what my tomb will say Right above my government; Dumile Either unmarked or engraved, hey, who's to say?" -- RIP MF DOOM
One detail in terms of Lupe Fiasco that this misses is in his song "Peace of Paper/Cup of Jayzus" he has a verse about who is the greatest rapper, he says "Look who's here the greatest rapper's arrived At the birthday party the greatest rapper surprised Bumped into DOOM, the greatest rappers collide" Worth mentioning though DOOM is not the only name he brings up similarly in this verse, such as AZ and Loaded Lux
@@blondeepartygirl In no particular order, mos def, Q-tip, Nas, Jay, Pac, Big, Snoop, DMX, Rakim, GZA, Andre3k, Ghostface, Prodigy, while doom is good his appeal comes from more than just his rapping ability alot of it is in his overall style and production, Some of these other rappers are on a different level in basically everything.
Anderson .Paak shouted out Doom on his latest record Ventura, in the song "Chosen One." Don't know if that counts, though, because they're technically labelmates (the Nx Worries album and the latest Madvillain single "Avalanche" were both released in 2016 on Stones Throw).
I mean, labelmates probably doesn't mean much for DOOM, most of the time nobody even knows where he is or what he's doing lol, not exactly hanging out in the studio
Ay mad respect for anything like this, I remember being in 10th grade and hearing Madvillain the first time after seeing the Mos Def clip and just geeking over the guy‘s rhymes and aesthetic. To see his legend keep getting praise for as long as it has, heartwarming, let’s you know real shit can still get it’s way through an industry like this. ALSO mad mad mad love for talking about Open Mike. I’ve met that dude a few times over the last ten years and he’s funny af, down to earth, c puts out slept upon gem after slept upon gem, really on a whole other wavelength (all his homies too, Billy Woods, Elucid, Milo/Ferreira). They should really rename themselves The Slept Upon Clique or something cause there’s like 20 classics between their lil niche of friends in the underground that just don’t get ANY mentions EVER by the culture (DEHH only ones I’ve seen talk OPE up). Great video, man.
@@keenanmolden2655 doom is the posterboy for underground hip hop, but like tech n9ne, hes one of the most known indie/underground rappers in the world. there are so many underground rappers that aren't near the level of recognition as doom, so yeah, people need to stop pretending like being underground or indie means hidden or unknown. it just means they are independent. without backing from a major pretty much
Two big reason are 1. Drake is a major culture vulture, and people have known this for a long time now 2. Gatekeeping is hella strong with underground rap fans Put them together and boom nobody in the world is gonna believe Drake lol
I don’t remember subscribing to you at all but this was an amazing video and I am pleasantly surprised to find this in my sub box lol. Great job with the video and I hope you get bigger soon, your stuff deserves a lot more credit
A Eulogy for MF DOOM aka Daniel Dumile ...a TITAN in Hip Hop...(AKA Metalfingers, Victor Vaugh, Metalface, King Dumile & the Maddest of Villains) Where to start... Rest In Peace, Power, and Paradise DOOM - you were and are the FATHER of multisyllable rhyming on GOD... Nothing like starting the new year crying FUCK - this man is a legend, he's also a father, son and husband. I'm gonna post one of his many amazing songs/collabs every day this week, but I want to start with my all time favorite, the song i just put on after reading the news...the melancholy, bare bones 'Accordion' from My ALL Time #1 Album Madvillainy - 2 fitting lines that start each of his verses: "Living off borrowed time the clock ticks faster" (he had long term medical issues) and then after the break: "When he at the mic you don't go next..." - NO truer words DOOM... As far as details, he was 49, if you know the name you know he's one of the HEAVYWEIGHTS of Hip Hop - and if you don't know the name, you shouldve (and you probably know the Mask) - they were one in the same, a cartoon villain come to life - apparently he passed, ironically for a man in a mask, on Halloween but its just been announced so 2020 takes the blame for that, couldnt let me out without one last gut punch FUCK....shit is surreal, nothing like losing one of your heroe's to start the New Year FUCK! Perfect quote to leave at the end of a perfect career: "On Doomsday! Ever since the womb 'til I'm back where my brother went That's what my tomb will say Right above my government, Dumille Either unmarked or engraved, hey, who's to say?" Engraved in gold MF DOOM, Engraved in MFing GOLD!
I love the little music snippets you have over the names of each rapper. I got mind blown when I heard that Bioshock Infinite piano riff, and then even more mind blown when I heard the 8-bit Charming Man intro. It was so random and perfect.
My heart was broken when I heard the news. Even in death he still is a mystery. Truly an inspiration to ALL who loved hip hop. He changed my life. R.I.P. MF DOOM!.... ALL CAPS when you spell the man's name!!
stumbled on his music two days ago and got so obsessed so quick i came on youtube to try n learn ab him.. only to find out he passed away. feel like shit realizing how long i slept on DOOM n coulda known ab him while he was still here. RIP
i absolutely LOVE MF DOOM. I spent most of my childhood admiring him. He was like nothing i ever heard before, and I loved the fact that he was like a comic villain and stuff. just way too cool
I would hit Doom's website once a week for years hoping to get a glimmer of something new. Seeing no updates was normal for me. But the off chance that a gem would drop kept me coming. Now... it's like knowing for sure there won't be hurts worse than the anticipating. Gonna miss this man.
As a thank you for all the love and support on this video I decided to put out a bonus video for you guys. ua-cam.com/video/XK16H41gjQ0/v-deo.html Seriously, thank you, everyone, the love has been overwhelming. I was inspired to make this video when I saw a 'journalist’ make the claim that Freddie Gibbs is more influential than MF. Now, I like Gibbs! & you may argue Gibbs is a better rapper than DOOM but to claim that he has influenced the culture more than MF DOOM is a flat out lie. Immediately I thought to myself of all the different references rappers have made in regards to DOOM. And decided to document them in this video.
Part 2 of this video, OUT NOW.
ua-cam.com/video/dayS4AyDKDk/v-deo.html&t
What’s the outro song on this vid?
so he passed away in october?
is that the cowboy bebop music box i hear
But MFDOOM is my favorite rapper 🤔
The DOOM fans denying Drake is a DOOM fan is the most DOOM fan thing ever
This is weirdly true. But as much as I love the underground hip hop scene the fans can be really fuckin annoying sometimes.
@@cal5750 That can also be said in the underground metal scene.
Cuz fuck Drake, that’s why
i dont think that has to do with doom fans in perticular. Remember, drake is a culture vulture snake. of course you dont want him referencing you/suggesting your group as all he wants to get out of it is clout/views/money you name it.
Bronze you’re really dumb. if it was as easy as u said he wouldn’t be as big as he is
Your favourite rapper's favourite rapper. DOOM has just left a massive void in hip-hop culture. Rest in peace.
What a way to end the year
Never will we forget
Truly villainous
he wouldnt want you to be sad he is the villain after all
Wouldn’t say a void, more a legacy.
@@OhiohiO216 What?
I didn’t know MF DOOM was MF DOOM’s favorite rapper.
He definitely was tho.
No, king Geedorah was MF DOOM’s favorite rapper
DOOMs favorite rapper is Viktor Vaughn
@@jimmyt7233 facts Vik has had legendary battles in his time
@@Sprud999 nah that’s Czarface
The world isn’t gonna be the same without DOOM. RIP.
🙏
words can’t express how actually fucking angry at the world right now
I'm sure it is
Even tho l got started listening to his music (very addictive to ALL CAPS lol) l understand people's pain, he's such a memorable and nostalgic underground rapper and he even created one of the best rap album of all time (Based on what l heard) really sucks that he died :(
RIP Viktor Vaughn, the greatest MC with no chain.
Its just like how Dilla is your favorite producer's favorite producer..
Gazillion ear, Dilla produced for DOOM, one of the greatest tracks of all time
@@warrcoww6717 Get 'em like Jake The Snake on mescalines!
I can’t stop listening to Dilla since i discovered him, swear every day i continue
Warrcoww I remember when that track came out just sitting in my room all morning breaking it down.
wolfboy20 facTS fam!
“Living of borrowed time, the clock ticks faster That’d be the hour they knock the sick blaster”
RIP ALL CAPS FOREVER
He’s so famous yet so not famous
MF DOOM Is the witcher 3 of rap
DJ-GL witcher 3 is more commercial than mf doom
@@1301407gl This has to be the worst take I've ever seen
@@1301407gl Witcher 3 is the most absurdly worshiped and circle jerked game of the last decade.
Only lil mosy chunguses don’t know of this man’s fame
I feel extremely ignorant, since I'm just now hearing about this guy when he dies.
RIP MF DOOM
Definitely give him a listen highly recommend
What a shame please listen
Don't feel too bad
Look on the bright side, you have a shitload of news music to love!
It's never late for good music.
Usually when an artist dies. I think about how I will never hear new music from them or watch them live. But with DOOM, it’s like what he left us is enough and more than enough. Mm food and Madvillainy are enough to begin with. The songs don’t get old and his bars will forever make you say what the fuck. I’m sad dumlie is dead. But DOOM has always been a separate figure that doesn’t have a timeline
dont forget about special herbs what healing your soul 24/7 :))
One thing people don't really look at with doom but I think they should is the difference between his style before and after his brothers death. KMD had a much more upbeat kinda sound and after Subroc died Zev Love X became the villain Doom.
Unless DOOM is his own biggest fan, my favourite rappers favourite rapper isn’t DOOM
MF DOOM is most definitely MF DOOM’s favourite rapper p.s(all cap when you spell the mans name)
Jack Henderson Das right praise DOOM
CAP'N KiD yesssiiirrr
King Geedorah, three-finger ring fever
Spring chicken eater, ID'ed as the ringleader
Who needs a heater? Catch 'em with bare hands
These same hands that make razors out beer cans
His own biggest fan
And got a fan base as big as Japan
i gott you fam
DOOM
Who’s here after the news....smh fuck 2020. R.I.P. to a legend. MF DOOM
Rip to the legend man 💔
Yossell you Notice how this video is from 5 months ago
Noah Emmons yeah, I didn’t know he passed on 10/31 until the news came out yesterday..
And now dmx RIP
Who’s here after the tragic news? RIP to the supervillain 😢
According to the NYtimes article coving this he died 60 days ago on Halloween oct 31
@@Jsmash_424 a fitting day to die for a supervillain. Have they announced the cause of death yet?
@@lukem3487 I think not
@@Jsmash_424 on the exact 31st that’s tragic fr😳
@@lukem3487 yes but strangely they announced his passing on the 31st of December which is 60 days. Idk why they waiting to drop the news to everyone
All these comments stay lowercase, sad man. All Caps when you spell the mans name. DOOM.
There it is.
If you know then you know. Madvillainy Track 18 2:10 SMDH
doom
we only type lowercase cause we dont cap
This man helped me drop my bigotry and blatant racism. His music changed the way I saw music and hip hop.
RIP
Wow very honest I've never seen a comment like this... I'm glad you've changed your ways and embrace hip-hop... R.I.P DOOM
Would you care/be comfortable to explain more about how that came about? What was it you saw, heard and felt that shifted your perspective? Either way thank you for being honest and I’m very glad you’ve become a better person
im with the other guy - howd he change your mind?
I can respect this
@@seanbud Of course, I think it's important to discuss this openly if we are to help others.
Growing up I was never much of a hip hop person, I would only ever listen to rock n roll and metal. I saw it as "not real music" for whatever dumb reason I was told. Be it because it "had no instruments" or simply because it was made by black people.
At the time, rap and hip hop to me was nothing but "guns and hoes." The bling era at the time, along with my own deeply held racist beliefs, left me with an awfully vitriolic view of black culture.
In comes DOOM's 'MM FOOD.' Hearing this dude make the dictionary his submissive little play thing was astounding to me. Those beats were like nothing I had ever heard from my narrow and clouded view of hip hop.
Many of my awful beliefs remained for the years after I had discovered DOOM, but he was a stepping stone for what would come later in my life.
Years passed, my love for DOOM remained (it was the only hip hop I would play,) and I had developed a love for history in High School. In that new love for history I slowly began learning about black people's role in rock n roll's creation.
One Wikipedia page led to another and I came across the 'Nuwaubian Nation' which DOOM was heavily influenced by.
I became fascinated with the struggle of black people and the years of literature and art apart of the movement for black liberation.
As time went by I only increased that curiosity more and more. I began relating it with my own struggle and lost identity as a Mexican-American. Slowly I began diging deeper into not only DOOM's lyrics, but hip hop as a whole.
Artist like JPEGMAFIA showed me the deeper underbelly to my past insecurities while speaking to my frustrations as apart of the working class.
And that's the story of how I went from a fascist to a socialist.
All thanks to DOOM, a bumper that played one night when I was a kid, and night terrors that kept me up until 3am :)
Sorry for the wall of text and thanks for reading this all if you did.
Thank you Villain.
I remember DOOM would be on his UA-cam songs trolling fans saying his music was trash, he even got me. I forgot what the name was tho.
Edit: Freestyle Fletcher!!
I remember that. How did you find out it was actually him?
@@SOOOOOfine69 I think people just caught on to it, but you can Google it to verify
i doubt it was him unless you have some actual proof.
i doubt thats real
Drake actually rapped over accordion in one of his early mixtapes
He seems to REALLY like that song.
What song is it?
@@joshuaslosser6988 Drake and nikelus f the grind
@@AnAbsurdExistence what is not to like in the song. Its the best.
that sounds cringey
Meanwhile Viktor Vaughn hates DOOM with a passion
Who
@@El_DennisTheMenaceShow Viktor Vaughn is an alias that MF DOOM uses(as in Victor von Doom aka Doctor Doom). And yeah Viktor hates MF DOOM guts lol.
Exactly
😂
Good one.
They are actually beefing
I'm actually in fucking shock. Never been this way about a passing celebrity but this just was not the same. RIP to the villain himself, MF DOOM.
"Living off borrowed time, the clock tick faster"
Same dude, it's unreal
That would be the hour they knock the slick buster
My heart was in my throat. He will be missed greatly.
This is the second time I'm crying about these news. It's crazy
Watch "ATMOSPHERE - BARCADE (FT. ASEOP ROCK & MF DOOM) R.I.P. (REACTION)" on UA-cam
ua-cam.com/video/-xmC7SfLCec/v-deo.html
(Edit: RIP MF Doom) MF DOOM is a one of a kind, directly inspired from Comic Book Villains, he enjoys the Fame of The Shadows. That's why He Both Famous and Not at the same time. Infamous in a way. He hides his identity behind his metal face-mask and also hides away from the Mainstream, that's his biggest accomplishement, to stay Underground, away from the labels and the industry in general. That's all part of his Magic, his high quality rhymes and his Shadowy Appearance.
Man gets asked why he's typing with Caps on Every Other Word and just goes off
@@MR2car 🤡
Rip
@@MR2car what happened?
@@fusionid6647 MF DOOM died in october. His family recently released the news.
Lupe went on ig live and said that currently only 3 rappers that he is studying are : MF DOOM, Aesop Rock and Homeboy Sandman. What a killer trio
Aesop Rock needs more love
@@Theodiorr so does homeboy sandman
@@ficamica1 homeboy underrated as fuck
Homeboy sandmans come along way from the days of reading from his notebook during the brooklyn cyphers lol
That LICE trilogy by Aes and Sandman is nutz!
Living off borrowed time the clock ticks faster,
In the year of masks they knocked off our masked master.
That actually just blew my mind fr!!!
Fucking BARS
Kanye is a fan DOOM.
There's a Ye voicemail on a DOOM EP.
bruh they homiesss madlib spoke on them hanging out together with dilla
Which track ??
And DOOMs a fan of Kanye’s. In an interview he said he’d collab with kanye
Indigo Psyche what is the interview called please let me know
Kanye also remixed gazillion ear
As a fan of doom, i just noticed that almost every DOOM song doesn't have a hook because Danny Brown pointed it out
I think he was referencing Madvillainy in particular. I think that album itself had no choruses.
Hooks is Extra!
@Big D There are plenty that do, but probably more that don't
Uche Smif curls has one but thats it i think 🤔
i said almost every, not all of them btw
Was able to change the game & influence everyone without going pop or selling out. He was true to the game.
Rest In Peace underground GOAT.
Built himself a legacy from the ground up. RIP DOOM
ALL CAPS WHEN YOU SPELL THE MAN’S NAME! ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
stfu bro
@@foppem3874 no u
Man*
@@foppem3874 ALL CAPS WHEN YOU SPELL HIS NAME
@@Streetpissa corny asf
The Godfather of underground weirdo rap. I mean that in the best way possible and then some. Rest in peace, DOOM.
I think that distinction goes to Kool Keith, but Doom was a legend who carried the torch and was an undeniable hip-hop icon.
Nah not underground weirdo rap.
Mf doom was raps super villain, and I have followed him since I was listening to hip hop with my older brother in the 90s.
I have listened to and studied movements in music from rock, classical, blues, Jazz and most in between; but Doom is one of my favorite stories in expression and impact as he exemplifies a unique movement in human expression and strength while moving towards a ride of excellence in his word play.
Rip because I will, and alot of us will be back to celebrate your legacy for a long time; whatever legacy is left to hear these words, know MF DOOM is eternal in many of our hearts
@@markgeneson9771 then Mos, Talib and El P
@@voxextremos22 LIL B
This loss hurts us all. Such a creative and lyrical soul who’s flow and lyrics were on a level that nobody could ever touch. Rest In Peace.
rip MF DOOM, glad i discovered him last year. as a 16 year old, more people my age should discover him
Sadly i discoverd him becauce his death
@@eliskill9998 It's because MF DOOM was an underground rapper thats why not everyone knew & grew up listening to DOOM, but i'm lucky that i listen to him since 2005.
FR.
I discovered him through The Boondocks series
17 and discovered him last august
DOOM just snuck an original painting into NAS' house and put it up. Always in character.
The world needs villains like him. So long DOOM
who here after finding out he passed
I felt like crying when I found out😔
@@mely8408 I shed some tears.
I bet y’all aren’t even listening to him any more. Disgrace
Doom really is your favorite rappers, favorite rapper
“jus remember all caps when you spell the mans name”✊🏾
But he dont sell.
Fax my fav rapper is earl sweatshirt but MF DOOM is a close 2nd.
playboi carti pftt
DOOM
Yoooo you’re playing music from my favorite anime (Cowboy Bebop) and my favorite game (Bioshock Infinite) in the background I dig
Best anime
Earl Sweatshirt is my favorite rapper of all time, I've known he's an MF DOOM geek for a while but never gave any DOOM tracks a listen. Any suggestions for a newcomer?
Doomsday is the classic but rap snitch knishes is also awesome
Try, Accordion, Fancy Clown, Rap snitches, One Beer, Benzie Box, those are some good tracks for first time listeners. Honestly, it took me a few listens to Madvillianly before it truly grew on me. You can argue that doom is an ‘acquired taste’ especially if you aren’t big into hiphop/rap as i was when i first found out about doom.
@@AnAbsurdExistence Hell yeah, thanks man ✌️
gasdrawls, rhymes like dimes, doomsday and vomitspit
Thats that is a motherfucking masterpiece
In case anyone wants to know the background music at the start, Cowboy Bebop - Memory
Thanks what about the song at the end?
SuperSalad FACTS PLES
What was the song at the end ?
Releasing the knowledge of his passing to the public one day before this year came to an end, truly a villainous move. RIP to the Illest #ALLCAPS
Drake has literally rapped on multiple DOOM beats, I don't get why people doubt him. He's a real hip hop head.
Because he bites flows and styles and was exposed for one of his biggest hits having a reference track
@@king_vision4085 he stole soulja boys whole flow
He spelt his name all lower case tho
Shame his best days are behind him. Like I'm sorry but its so hard to believe the guy who loves doom released such trash as views
What were those beats?
bro it hurts me when I hear my friends dont know MF DOOM
put em on
what a retard comment. How do you expect people to know some underground artist
@Big D u just said he is underground stfu
@@urmum9971 BARELY underground can u read?
@@urmum9971 he said "barely underground" so stop acting like a 3rd grader and read
MF DOOM's death is one of the weirdest cases ever, worst than 2pac, Biggie & Eazy-E. They barely notice that he died on halloween but it publish today december 31st thats crazy & weird. I dont understand how MF died from just sad & confusing.
I saw that he died on halloween and felt ashamed of myself for not noticing it at the time. Maybe he was so far underground that it took a couple months for it to surface? Or maybe his family and friends wanted to have time to grieve before telling anybody? Who knows, regardless RIP to the goat
but this video was made 5 months ago?
@@juicyclanos bruhh this is what I'm saying. I'm confused, someone explain this asap
@@trevorearls5424 I think he edited the title
Title changed, died 31st October, announced 31st December, he’s such a Villan; probably how he wanted it announced before he transitioned
Immediately, playing The Seatbelts and talking about how criminally unknown DOOM is, you have my attention sir.
He hit em with a double play. If it wasn’t for the Cowboy Bebop soundtrack I definitely wouldn’t know of the Seatbelts.
DOOM's lyricism and body of work wasn't just awe inspiring, it inspired a generation of emcees.
One love, Metalface. ⚘🎤
RIP MF DOOM man. Got me so fucked up. An absolute legend. All Caps to infinity
I can’t lie. As a doom fan. I’m tired of dudes being OD on Madvillain. It’s an amazing project, but doom got other projects. “Vaudeville villain” is his best work next to “take me to your leader... “
I give myself something I like to call the DOOM TREATMENT and just binge all his albums at least once a year.
Dangerdoom and born like this are also slept on in my opinion
Vaudeville villain is great
All hail King Geedorah!
Buddy...all caps mii nigga..every time. Don't Violate.
I watched this video a few weeks ago when I was first tryna get into MF DOOM's discography. He was amazing and his work can never be replicated. Rest in peace to your favorite rapper's favorite rapper
I've watched that MOS DEF video soooo many times. That shit is a classic lol
Man I see DOOM I click!! They don't understand....
MF DOOM was one of the best artist that walked this earth. He cared about his listeners, his family, and friends/collaborators. R.I.P to the real Doctor Doom.
6:51 Madlib probably thought to himself "Uggh not really dude but sure"...
"On Doomsday!, ever since the womb ‘til I'm back where my brother went, that's what my tomb will say
Right above my government; Dumile
Either unmarked or engraved, hey, who's to say?" -- RIP MF DOOM
Memories playing in the beginning sold me
Your channel is criminally underrated. Your editing is amazing and your commentary is entertaining. Subbed.
I appreciate the kind words. Imma keep trying to make the best quality content whether 5 people watch or 5 million.
7:56 This Charming Man 16bit I love it
I knew I wasn’t the only one that heard that
Madlib's reaction when Freddie says he can rap better than DOOM is incredible
The best emcee with no chain ya ever heard.
Your CC keeps making an error, "MF doom". Just remember ALL CAPS when you spell the man name.
imagine being so famous that unfamous people are mad that you acknowledges the existence of underground artists.
They all say they love madvillany but operation: doomsday stands the test of time for me
For some reason I felt like MF DOOM could never die. Like a mythical creature or something. om shanti ! 💗☀️🕉️
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ALL CAPS WHEN YOU SAY THE MAN’S NAME!! 🕊
2020 is officially fucking cancelled. RIP. All caps when you spell the man's name. 💔😪
Did no one notice that that just wasn’t Donald Glovers voice?!?!
Or Danny's. Idk why he got a black guy to read the quotes hahahaha
Cowboy bebop ost “memory” at the start was 👌🏾
Bioshock music in the background go so unbelievably hard
I can see some of u ain’t remembering all caps when u spell the man name. Need to respect DOOM.
One detail in terms of Lupe Fiasco that this misses is in his song "Peace of Paper/Cup of Jayzus" he has a verse about who is the greatest rapper, he says
"Look who's here the greatest rapper's arrived
At the birthday party the greatest rapper surprised
Bumped into DOOM, the greatest rappers collide"
Worth mentioning though DOOM is not the only name he brings up similarly in this verse, such as AZ and Loaded Lux
I love DOOM!!!!
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YES FOR REAL HE IS THE BEST
@@blondeepartygirl Nah top 15 max
@@thecolonelruf well who is on your list?
@@blondeepartygirl In no particular order, mos def, Q-tip, Nas, Jay, Pac, Big, Snoop, DMX, Rakim, GZA, Andre3k, Ghostface, Prodigy, while doom is good his appeal comes from more than just his rapping ability alot of it is in his overall style and production, Some of these other rappers are on a different level in basically everything.
not a rapper, but Thom Yorke of Radiohead played Shadows of Tomorrow on a KCRW dj set and labeled Madvillainy as "God's best hip-hop record"!!!
Anderson .Paak shouted out Doom on his latest record Ventura, in the song "Chosen One." Don't know if that counts, though, because they're technically labelmates (the Nx Worries album and the latest Madvillain single "Avalanche" were both released in 2016 on Stones Throw).
All caps when you spell the man name
I mean, labelmates probably doesn't mean much for DOOM, most of the time nobody even knows where he is or what he's doing lol, not exactly hanging out in the studio
rest in peace the greatest lyricist hip hop will ever know, all caps when you spell the man name 🕊🕊🕊
The Weeknd is also a fan of doom music he was playing Mm food recently a while back
"Recently a while back"
All caps when you spell the man's name
DOOM
Cream Cannon shut up
all caps bro
Ay mad respect for anything like this, I remember being in 10th grade and hearing Madvillain the first time after seeing the Mos Def clip and just geeking over the guy‘s rhymes and aesthetic. To see his legend keep getting praise for as long as it has, heartwarming, let’s you know real shit can still get it’s way through an industry like this.
ALSO mad mad mad love for talking about Open Mike. I’ve met that dude a few times over the last ten years and he’s funny af, down to earth, c puts out slept upon gem after slept upon gem, really on a whole other wavelength (all his homies too, Billy Woods, Elucid, Milo/Ferreira). They should really rename themselves The Slept Upon Clique or something cause there’s like 20 classics between their lil niche of friends in the underground that just don’t get ANY mentions EVER by the culture (DEHH only ones I’ve seen talk OPE up).
Great video, man.
It’s crazy that I started listening to this legend two days ago and how fast life can come and go
I don’t see why drake can’t like doom. I don’t like drake but I don’t see it as a problem
drake has been known to hop on waves in music, sports, slang etc. But dude is a hiphop head and doom isnt as underground as people pretend he is
@@keenanmolden2655 doom is the posterboy for underground hip hop, but like tech n9ne, hes one of the most known indie/underground rappers in the world. there are so many underground rappers that aren't near the level of recognition as doom, so yeah, people need to stop pretending like being underground or indie means hidden or unknown. it just means they are independent. without backing from a major pretty much
Two big reason are
1. Drake is a major culture vulture, and people have known this for a long time now
2. Gatekeeping is hella strong with underground rap fans
Put them together and boom nobody in the world is gonna believe Drake lol
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All caps when you spell the man’s name. DOOM
I don’t remember subscribing to you at all but this was an amazing video and I am pleasantly surprised to find this in my sub box lol. Great job with the video and I hope you get bigger soon, your stuff deserves a lot more credit
Music won't be the same without the villain. In peace may you rest DOOM, you changed the game.
Damn man this hit me😔 I legit grew up on MF Doom bc of my dad. And to hear this really hurt my soul. Rest in Paradise MF Doom✨❤️
A Eulogy for MF DOOM aka Daniel Dumile
...a TITAN in Hip Hop...(AKA Metalfingers, Victor Vaugh, Metalface, King Dumile & the Maddest of Villains)
Where to start... Rest In Peace, Power, and Paradise DOOM - you were and are the FATHER of multisyllable rhyming on GOD...
Nothing like starting the new year crying FUCK - this man is a legend, he's also a father, son and husband.
I'm gonna post one of his many amazing songs/collabs every day this week, but I want to start with my all time favorite, the song i just put on after reading the news...the melancholy, bare bones 'Accordion' from My ALL Time #1 Album Madvillainy - 2 fitting lines that start each of his verses: "Living off borrowed time the clock ticks faster" (he had long term medical issues) and then after the break: "When he at the mic you don't go next..." - NO truer words DOOM...
As far as details, he was 49, if you know the name you know he's one of the HEAVYWEIGHTS of Hip Hop - and if you don't know the name, you shouldve (and you probably know the Mask) - they were one in the same, a cartoon villain come to life - apparently he passed, ironically for a man in a mask, on Halloween but its just been announced so 2020 takes the blame for that, couldnt let me out without one last gut punch FUCK....shit is surreal, nothing like losing one of your heroe's to start the New Year FUCK!
Perfect quote to leave at the end of a perfect career:
"On Doomsday!
Ever since the womb 'til I'm back where my brother went
That's what my tomb will say
Right above my government, Dumille
Either unmarked or engraved, hey, who's to say?"
Engraved in gold MF DOOM, Engraved in MFing GOLD!
By the way the outro song is the start of Old Man - Indy, Emzy ( you can find it on youtube & spotify )
But where is the sample from???? the Indy/Emzy track sucks but the beat is great.
I love the little music snippets you have over the names of each rapper. I got mind blown when I heard that Bioshock Infinite piano riff, and then even more mind blown when I heard the 8-bit Charming Man intro. It was so random and perfect.
600 subs really? I honestly thought this was a 100k channel by the quality. Nice man👌
That Cowboy Bebop start.
I'm so glad I wasn't the only one who noticed that.
My heart was broken when I heard the news. Even in death he still is a mystery. Truly an inspiration to ALL who loved hip hop. He changed my life. R.I.P. MF DOOM!.... ALL CAPS when you spell the man's name!!
"I sell rhymes like dimes and leave MFs doomed"
IM HEARTBROKEN MAN💔💔💔 REST IN POWER DOOM!!! This cannot be real. Period
stumbled on his music two days ago and got so obsessed so quick i came on youtube to try n learn ab him.. only to find out he passed away. feel like shit realizing how long i slept on DOOM n coulda known ab him while he was still here. RIP
LP from Run jewels Refrences MM FOOD on the Danny Brown RTJ track Three tears.
i wouldnt be surprised if alfred's character on atlanta becomes something like DOOM
sadly I discoverd him 2 weeks before his death.
R.I.P. DOOM🕊
69 is literally nobodies favorite rapper get him out of the thumbnail.
Knapp FaX
deaf people?
@@ChoccyyB deaf people probably thanked themselves for being deaf just so they cant hear him
Rap snitches
🤣
7:56 "Punctured bicycle ... "
i absolutely LOVE MF DOOM. I spent most of my childhood admiring him. He was like nothing i ever heard before, and I loved the fact that he was like a comic villain and stuff. just way too cool
Thank you for starting this with a Cowboy Bebop tune. That made this even greater. RIP MONEY FOLDER
What a shitty year another great guy passed away ,r.i.p
I would hit Doom's website once a week for years hoping to get a glimmer of something new. Seeing no updates was normal for me. But the off chance that a gem would drop kept me coming. Now... it's like knowing for sure there won't be hurts worse than the anticipating. Gonna miss this man.
I fucking loved doom man from the bottom of my heart I will miss this man.
sadly had to turn down the first part cause that cowboy bebop song always gets me emotional!! but great video! MF Doom is one of the greatest
Can we appreciate the fact that this dude popularized the phrase “your favorite rappers favorite rapper”
As a thank you for all the love and support on this video I decided to put out a bonus video for you guys.
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Seriously, thank you, everyone, the love has been overwhelming.
I was inspired to make this video when I saw a 'journalist’ make the claim that Freddie Gibbs is more influential than MF. Now, I like Gibbs! & you may argue Gibbs is a better rapper than DOOM but to claim that he has influenced the culture more than MF DOOM is a flat out lie. Immediately I thought to myself of all the different references rappers have made in regards to DOOM. And decided to document them in this video.
This was a really well made video!
Whats that outro song tho
Dope video. Westside Gunn is a DOOM fan and that Griselda movement has taken over.
@@nathan-lf7yc that's exactly what I wanna know..... I keep reminding it just to hear the beat
Outro song???????
J Dilla inspired me to be a better producer, and DOOM inspired me to be a better rapper, RIP DOOM ❤️🙌
All caps got me in love with hip hop again..dude was so ahead of his time with his rhymes and skills