Well that explains a lot. I just got laid off a couple days ago and the conversations with my wife and father that ensued after that were fucking intense. A manic, panic induced, adrenaline rushed, breakdown that had me feeling actually great after I let it all out. I'm feeling better now but I was basically feral for a little bit.
Fucking spot on. This song reminds me of a night that starts with drinking with friends and by 4 am I am smoking meth with a random homeless person. Very very manic
This song is absolutely addictive. The beat is so aggressive. I wouldn't call it scary, but it induces this feeling, the feeling like everyone in the room is running for their lives. Like everyone's in an airtight sealed bunker and it's starting to flood with water. It's just so great.
the drum beat and Danny's flow remind me of Wesley's Theory by Kendrick Lamar. Danny said he listened to the album a lot when it came out so I think it kinda makes sense
I’m glad Danny hasn’t “Died Like A Rockstar” but very sad Mac did. We need to take substance abuse and depression more seriously. Seems like every rapper is drug addicted, depressed, and borderline suicidal nowadays. Very sad state of affairs for the hip-hop culture. Be well Danny, Hot Soup, Old and XXX have gotten me through some extremely dark times.
I was jamming this song a lot when I was in the worst parts of my life, dealing with depression and an addiction. Having lots of fun, but also destroying myself. Numbing out to life and everything around me. Lots of great lyrics that stick out to me. Great track wich is kind of strange for me to listen to now as emotionally it reminds me of my chaos days, but still very entertaining to listen to.
Zach Miller not schizophrenia, though drug addiction and the constant internal mental battle that comes along with it feels similar to what schiz is like
1:53 -Why are you doing this Danny? -I've been destroyed and if I'll destroy, maybe I'll feel okay" That was ... perhaps the most haunting moment I've seen, in recent memory, in a music video.
My favorite line from all of Atrocity Exhibition from the song "The Downward Spiral": "Everybody say, you got a lot to be proud of. Been high this whole time, don't realize what I done."
That's actually a really funny line when you think about it. I don't think that line was meant to be scrutinized in the same way that this track was meant to be, but rather in a comedic way.
This is just an accurate description of how people ignore the ones who struggle, even your own family, to protect themselves from YOUR pain while you are plainly destroyed piece by piece.
The answer that the dad gives "none of us feel okay" is the unraveling of the concept of this video. The reason why they are ignoring Danny's problem is because they dont know how to help, so they ignore him and lie to them themselves to feel a little better, but the creepy part is that they are all a family and share one thing: They are all fucked up. Thats why they hang out with Danny when he is doing drugs. Danny is the "Real" and Woke version of his family. He notices more in-depth what his struggles and demons are and is striving to overcome them but fails due to lack of help, meanwhile the family is so fucked up and deep in the hole that they dont even know where ro start to help THEMSELVES. So they are oblivious to everything. Even the ones closet to them. It gets deep and as you can see its a real dark concept. Quite like Bojack Horseman
@@DepressedRockstar I dont know whats going on but Im glad your able to even comment. Glad you have life. It gets hard af and I dont know you but those are real issues and it makes me happy to see you overcoming it
"Danny is the "Real" and Woke version of his family. He notices more in-depth what his struggles and demons are and is striving to overcome them but fails due to lack of help, meanwhile the family is so fucked up and deep in the hole that they dont even know where ro start to help THEMSELVES." Ok, I'm gonna steal this for the next time I see my psychiatrist because damn...
Artists like this deserve an actually good life, at least a decent one, and the kind of fame where more people know his name. Actual access to the help they need and fans trying to be supportive, and many other things shouldn’t be so little. Not even just artists deserve care. I think it shouldn’t be so goddamn common to think life is a joke, to be abused or be a substance abuser, be treated like shit for not being a stereotype but then also being too close to a stereotype/not good enough, and so on.
I think this video explores how self destructive behavior by an artist is glorified and is seen as for entertainment rather than viewing it as possible cry for help
I aggree. Some of these new hip hop/rap with all these "depressed" characters are just diluting the people that are actually depresed. Its a front so that it seems that they are relatable but in reality its just a brand to make people listen to their music. Really makes it hard to find people that need legitmate help.
@@Nexus74566 Not necessarily, some of them seem to have genuine problems going on with their lives. Even Lil Pump has said some suicidal things a couple of times in a cry for help, but no one cares.
sonikku956 I don’t think it’s that no one cares. It’s that no one takes it seriously because some artist may say edgy things to get fans and may not mean it.
Again, that depends on where Phoenix remains this year in the NBA Draft. My question, though, is who's the best trade partner for a realistic trade involving him?
More specifically, the 2017 NBA Draft and certain situations that relate to the Phoenix Suns during that time. (Mainly in the question on whether they should trade Eric Bledsoe or not?)
right, so to get back on subject, my opinion is that it really depends on just how serious the management/front office are to trying to get a championship. Bledsoe is a wildcard every season when it comes to injuries and just reached his prime now, the longer we hold him the lower his value becomes. I believe the sooner they trade him the better. Unfortunately for me too as i have really become a huge fan of his. But i want my Suns to have the best possible team.
Never would I have thought in my life that I'd see Gus Van Sant (director of "My Own Private Idaho" (1991), "Good Will Hunting" (1997), "Elephant" (2003), "Milk" (2008)" appear in a rap music video... no less a Danny Brown track.
I noticed how their lips don't sync up to the subtitles, and I feel like that goes to show how what is projected is different than what's actually being said
When you're on the verge of a meltdown and you dont have any courage to say "i'm not okay" to anyone so you drop little hints and they take take it as a joke.
Foreign Heat and that all people have problems, but reducing that statement to platitudes solves nothing and keeps the wheel of shit going. It's the equivalent of someone addressing a problem with America and being told 'if you don't like it, move elsewhere'.
Foreign Heat no shit. You're acting as if it was some hidden message. It's not a secret that's what he's saying. Good job figuring out a message in a music video without even having to scratch the surface tho. Must've took some brain power to figure that riddle out.
Not sure this is just about him, I think it's about a lot in this game. Glorifying things 85% think is cool when it;'s actually not good or healthy, our growing apathetic culture, desensitisation... . What an artist!
@@itscoachmorphius123 Made a film about Matt Damon killing his friend in the desert. Takes the entire movie to get to that part, though. It's called "Gerry".
I tried to show this song to friends but they all hated it. The lyrics are just so damn raw and hit you different once youre on the other side of addiction.
Danny is one of the few rappers I appreciate showing excessive drug use in his videos because it has meaning and it holds a mirror to how shitty it really is to the person using it. while it's glorified it's still self medication due to feeling broken or loss or whatever reason but it's not positive. Personally I don't have shit against future or migos but the way they glorify drug use has had major influence on many people causing more people to experiment with more hard core shit, lean is basically liquid heroin but it's not delivered through a needle so it doesn't have that stigma with people. However at the end of the day if you're a adult your choices are your own and I'm not here to declare a war on drug on some d.a.r.e bullshit I just think if you're gonna be exposed to something see all sides of it good and bad.
For the record, Tyler The Creator is sXe, and pretty much everything Odd Future does goes through him first. Imagine listening to all that stuff and being the sober producer.
im sorry but take it from an ex heroin user lean is not even in the same galaxy as heroin. i went from perc 30s to oxy contin to heroin when i first got to college, from starting snorting 30s to injecting heroin literally only took about 6 months thats how quick the downward spiral was. i did lean back in high school every once in awhile the whole 4 years and never developed a habit. its once you start doing the 30s and oxys when you really run the risk of getting physically dependent on the drug. if your like me your probably doing it just to have fun with your friends or to take the edge off. i dont think anyone goes into it wanting to become a junkie thats what people dont understand. you just get in to deep and by the time you want to get out your sick as hell and end up using to just maintain and be able to get threw the day. its literally hell on earth. but if someone is drinking lean at a party on the weekend or every once in awhile they should be fine. its not so much the drugs you do i think but its also your life outside of drugs, u have to be responsible. its just when ur doing oxys or heroin if you do it enough you cant just stop or it feels like the flu times a million so ur gonna have to get high just to get threw a day. i smoke pot and do acid and molly every once in awhile and haven't touched an opiate in 6 years and my life is so much better now i love life and respect the substances i put into my buddy so even tho it must sound wierd the respect me back and as a result my life for the most part is amazing nowadays. sorry for the rant ive just heard alot people say lean is liquid heroin just because its an opiate, but not all opiates are built the same believe me. if i was withdrawing off heroin or percs/oxys and drank 4 bottles of lean i would still be sick, thats how weak of an opiate it is in comparison.
A public response, I'm not trying to take anything away from Edward's experiences or opinions Lean, which is codeine, metabolizes into morphine once it reaches that liver. Codeine doesn't do anything in itself, instead it creates a reaction. This is likely why people don't feel nearly as high as when they take a morphine tablet or something of the likes. Percocet, Oxycontin, that chemical is more potent than morphine. Codeine can't even compare to heroin, Ed's right, just as morphine can't compare to diamorphine. It's still an opiod, it's much more dangerous considering promethazine, which can be harmful at a low, one time doses in itself, interacts with the body load aswell as nausea, so they won't vomit if someone has taken too much. My point is, the popular drugs right now (lean, molly, any opiod or amphetamine) all have the potential to be incredibly dangerous if you don't take the steps required to be somewhat healthy while tinkering with your chemistry. If anybody found my comment confusing, just please do research on what you're putting into your body. Knowledge on pharmacology has saved many lives from painful or dangerous experiences You are all loved, be safe, know how deep the pool is before you dive in P.S. I'm a benzo user, and to anybody else that uses or may use benzos, specifically xanax for recreation, it's harsh and never ends pleasently. Definitely not worth the buzz for the risks you're taking
Most rappers make drugs and dangerous lifestyles seem fun. Usually it’s a flex on the listener. Then there’s Danny, who is begging for help but still indulging in his bad habits. It’s a cautionary tale for the listener.
i like your pic, but Danny has always put out messages like this in his music and in interviews so its kinda sad how far its gone and how he says a lot of his fans just fuck with the turn up shit
@Finn Ims I respect your top 10 My top 10 (no order) Madvillainy Atrocity Exhibition Piñata Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) Ready to Die The Low End Theory Liquid Swords Only Built 4 Cuban Linx Yeezus Donuts (Honorable mentions) good kid maad city Black On Both Sides MM...FOOD Stakes Is High
This is one of those songs that I hate to listen to, but I love that it exists. Not at all an easy listening track, but it's saying what needs to be said about society.
Phenomenal!!! It blew me away that you guys had the balls to come out with this totally honest social commentary in such a way, especially given your industry. Kudos. Extra cool points that you made this so well I doubt you'll have much backlash since far too many people will still watch with their own perspective and fail to recognize the point.
people relate to lots of music and so do i. but for some reason nothing relates more than this. the struggle of addiction and being on the edge of suicide just hits so hard. this album is a go to when i’m depressed and makes me feel like i’m not alone. i appreciate danny more and more everyday
Fuck dude. This video is pretty meaningful. At least, to me. It seems to me like this whole video is a metaphor for how we view celebrities in the media when they abuse drugs. And how they develop serious addictions. But we as fans, eat that shit up, so nobody really worries to much. Celebrities are humans too, they have problems too. Especially in the realm of drugs. I think that's what Danny Brown and Jonah Hill were trying to say with this video.
this is... i'm going to tell my kids that danny brown was in my top 10 one day and how important he is in the context of this 'internet age' of music and how genre defying he is .. i'm stumped
MisterJayKing I guarantee he's gonna be remembered and loved a lot more in 10-20 years or so... especially if atrocity exhibition has the impact on modern hip hop I think it might
couldn't agree more dude and the fact that he's deconstructing the tropes associated with black masculinity after exploring them quite confidently in his past music.. groundbreaking
>gets the director of movies like milk, elephant, good will hunting, my own private idaho and drugstore cowboy in a music video >lets the kid from superbad direct it jkjk i love jonah hill this video is the shit :)
DANNY REHAB IS NOT PUSSY IT'S ONE OF THE TOUGHEST THINGS TO DO BUT THE MOST REWARDING. A HUGE PART OF YOUR PHILOSOPHY IS TO WORK HARD FOR YOUR EARNINGS -also therapy is hella underrated, doesn't work for everyone but works for a lot -also please continue the great music
Finn Mikkelsen You completely miss the point of that line. His mindset is so screwed up from addiction to drugs, that even though he needs rehab, he washes out his pain with more abuse. "Pray for me y'all because I don't know what's coming for me." The song is pretty much a plea for help (whether he's gotten it or not) in a time where he can't even stop himself.
I definitely feel ya that the song is generally an ode to his extensive drug habits and how it has affected him psychologically but I can't think of any other way to interpret "might need rehab but to me that shit pussy, pray for me y’all cause I don't know what coming to me" He's just saying he's too fargone down the spiiral
I saw Danny Brown live in Manchester last weekend at parklife festival. He performed this song and I was surprised how much it rocked live. Everyone was jumping around and dancing in the crowd when he performed it. He also did Smokin' and Drinkin' and 25 bucks. But the best one, without a doubt was when he performed Dip, there was a big mosh pit in the middle of the crowd when that went down when he performed that one. It was one of the best shows at parklife, I hope he comes back again next year.
There was a portion of my life that I used this song to revel in my broken-ness. But then seeing the video was an important step in realizing that I needed to get sober-- it really shined a light on some problems that I could no longer ignore
crazy i can’t believe anyone found this disturbing back then bro was spilling the truth im glad he’s clean now but this song was literally a call for help
I just heard this song and became aware of Danny Brown after years of ignorance. I have two options: 1. Regret for the lost years past 2. Gratitude for the gained years ahead
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This is dead ass a cry for help and I'm over here bobbing my head to this shit.
Marcus Anthony ain't it funny
Yeah how it happens.
lmaooo
directed by Jonah Hill... this video and song is dope as fuck. I def got the message from it.
Nah I don't think its for him personal but he's portraying a message to people in general.
this beat feels like a manic episode when you’re feeling euphoric in a situation where you should feel the opposite
Ah, ain’t if funny how it happens
That's gotta be the most precise brevity in internet history
Shit hits hard, both the song and your comment
Well that explains a lot. I just got laid off a couple days ago and the conversations with my wife and father that ensued after that were fucking intense. A manic, panic induced, adrenaline rushed, breakdown that had me feeling actually great after I let it all out. I'm feeling better now but I was basically feral for a little bit.
Fucking spot on. This song reminds me of a night that starts with drinking with friends and by 4 am I am smoking meth with a random homeless person. Very very manic
"Staring in the devil's face but you can't stop laughing." That's terrifying
Pretty haunting line
Nah i deadass did it trippin hard on cid, im a better me now
Kentuckys Moose And Louimaylou lol shut up
@@coolaisiankid one time i took acid, and now i believe that im a glass of orange juice. true story
@@fruitypeebils I know someone that actually has that permanent high from like fairafax va or some shit I just remember I knew him from school
This song is absolutely addictive. The beat is so aggressive. I wouldn't call it scary, but it induces this feeling, the feeling like everyone in the room is running for their lives. Like everyone's in an airtight sealed bunker and it's starting to flood with water. It's just so great.
"This song is absolutely addictive" no pun intended
I would call it grandiose paranoid and possibly methed out
yeah. it reeks of anxiety and hard drugs. mental spirals and chaos.
Listening to metal gives you the same feeling.
@@d.n.3652 so does sticking my head underwater until it hurts
I can't even fathom how they came up with this beat
Slowed down its similar to circus music which adds to the theme even more
Wervin' by Nick Mason (composed by Carla Bley)
It's straight from someones twisted imagination.
the drum beat and Danny's flow remind me of Wesley's Theory by Kendrick Lamar. Danny said he listened to the album a lot when it came out so I think it kinda makes sense
Ain’t it funny how it happens?
That kid now has more street cred than any other 8 year old ever.
@Vincent Roman holy crap
@Vincent Roman goddamn, this kid is king of the streets
KIDS ROCK!
This kid has more street cred than 21 year old me who grew up in Flint
@Vincent Roman oh yeah that reboot,ravens home I think?
I’m glad Danny hasn’t “Died Like A Rockstar” but very sad Mac did. We need to take substance abuse and depression more seriously. Seems like every rapper is drug addicted, depressed, and borderline suicidal nowadays. Very sad state of affairs for the hip-hop culture. Be well Danny, Hot Soup, Old and XXX have gotten me through some extremely dark times.
DANNY BROWN, KID CUDI, PLAYBOI, UZI, PLZ STAY SAFE
I really don't think the term "died like a rockstar" should be a thing. It's glorifying addiction and overdose.
im so glad danny has been getting clean
I dont think its danny as much as jonah hill. Have you seen maniac?
@@cutebabeok it's probably a reference to one of Danny's songs of XXX where the chorus is "I'mma die like a rockstar"
This might be one of the greatest hip hop songs ever made. Danny Brown is a fucking genius.
As a white guy your opinion doesn't really matter
@@jeccdog7584 this is the internet, you don't matter as well
@@pixelsovertears 100 pct. But im not putting my bad opinions in public 🤷
@@jeccdog7584 is there really such thing as a bad opinion
@@pradabears yes. Most opinions are bad. Mine too. I usually don't voice them especially publicly
I can't believe that jonah hill of all people is responsible for directing one of my favorite music videos ever made...
Haley Harris you're not getting enough recognition for that
God damn, on the charts for best hip-hop video ever made. What the fuck, that was pure genius Danny & Jonah!
And now he's directing Mid90s. Can't wait to see it after revisiting this gem of a video.
Jonah Hill and Seth Rogen are real Hip Hop heads. More than once they told in interviews how they love the Wu Tang Clan or Big L for example
Jonah's earlier days may be enveloped in awful coming of age comedies, but he's actually been involved with some pretty great stuff lately.
I was jamming this song a lot when I was in the worst parts of my life, dealing with depression and an addiction. Having lots of fun, but also destroying myself. Numbing out to life and everything around me. Lots of great lyrics that stick out to me. Great track wich is kind of strange for me to listen to now as emotionally it reminds me of my chaos days, but still very entertaining to listen to.
I perfectly relate to u
Can relate
meowww
Me too.
I'm glad you got free, stranger. No one deserves that pain.
Couldn't have said it better myself. It was the best time and the worst time.
"You guys are my only friends. I need you."
"We'll kill you and everyone you love"
this is fucking amazing
and then he kills the mom and daughter because of it. great visual depiction of how addiction severs relationships
myjeepgoSCURRRR I bet he has schitzophrenia because that's the type of visuals I see.. I also feel this song 100%
Zach Miller not schizophrenia, though drug addiction and the constant internal mental battle that comes along with it feels similar to what schiz is like
Judge Vision my nigga u saved me time
Yeah that's why they thought dear was a cuss word
3:13 “I’m glad you found my pain entertaining.” That line summed up this whole video. 👏🏾
*this entire era of his life
Full House was a lot darker than I remember
this is fullest house
This is fullest house when they let Cory in..
Ain’t so full anymore
David Bowie
Ya'know the Stephanie got addicted to meth right?
1:53
-Why are you doing this Danny?
-I've been destroyed and if I'll destroy, maybe I'll feel okay"
That was ... perhaps the most haunting moment I've seen, in recent memory, in a music video.
It was around that point i kind of stopped laughing/smiling and felt anxious/stressed. Great video
I dont really understand what he means
@@harmondushane7290 Self destructive behaviors/ ruining some one else's life/day so you can feel better about your own.
That scene became most powerful after those lines were spoken. The pause, the silence, then the reply, "None of us feel okay."
But then kid is like "Oh, Uncle Danny!" and all is right with the world when some white kid throws sass, bruh.
When u listen to these songs u can't imagine how these videos will play out. Danny is a genius
BLVCK LORD fr this sounded more like a old school cartoon to me or a circus
BLVCK LORD godamn i havent seen you in a while😂
Wow here before trending
Where you been
lmaooo man his mind is chaotic and disturbed
I love how the beat is so high energy and "happy" in a sense, but it makes you feel something is wrong.
maybe one of the least happy beats ive heard in my life
RAGE 2 fans PLEASE listen to the album this is off of, Atrocity Exhibition. It is legitimately one of the greatest hip-hop albums of this decade.
i just did and it was reaslly good, B real was in there too
Then listen to old by Danny brown
Yes
luna128 experimental rap 4life
Thanks Sir
My favorite line from all of Atrocity Exhibition from the song "The Downward Spiral": "Everybody say, you got a lot to be proud of. Been high this whole time, don't realize what I done."
That's actually a really funny line when you think about it. I don't think that line was meant to be scrutinized in the same way that this track was meant to be, but rather in a comedic way.
@@STOPPEDINCOLORADO nah dude that line is dark as shit, he literally says right after, "cause when I'm all alone I feel like no one cares"
@@ObamaTheHedgehog Yeah I was buggin the fuck out back then. This whole album is depressing.
dacypher22 That’s my favourite song
This is how IGOR sounds to Dj.Khaled
lmao
Nice
still sound better
mystical shit
u disrespecting one of the greatest rappers ever?
This is just an accurate description of how people ignore the ones who struggle, even your own family, to protect themselves from YOUR pain while you are plainly destroyed piece by piece.
That me fr
danny brown is a fucking genius
agreed, his sound is hypnotic
The answer that the dad gives "none of us feel okay" is the unraveling of the concept of this video. The reason why they are ignoring Danny's problem is because they dont know how to help, so they ignore him and lie to them themselves to feel a little better, but the creepy part is that they are all a family and share one thing: They are all fucked up. Thats why they hang out with Danny when he is doing drugs. Danny is the "Real" and Woke version of his family. He notices more in-depth what his struggles and demons are and is striving to overcome them but fails due to lack of help, meanwhile the family is so fucked up and deep in the hole that they dont even know where ro start to help THEMSELVES. So they are oblivious to everything. Even the ones closet to them. It gets deep and as you can see its a real dark concept. Quite like Bojack Horseman
Story of my life. Ended up in the hospital recently because of depression and ecstasy
@@DepressedRockstar I dont know whats going on but Im glad your able to even comment. Glad you have life. It gets hard af and I dont know you but those are real issues and it makes me happy to see you overcoming it
𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆 𝗼𝗳 𝗺𝘆 𝗹𝗶𝗳𝗲 𝗮𝘀 𝘄𝗲𝗹𝗹.
I don't know if you're right about the horse show because I haven't watched much of it but the rest seems true
"Danny is the "Real" and Woke version of his family. He notices more in-depth what his struggles and demons are and is striving to overcome them but fails due to lack of help, meanwhile the family is so fucked up and deep in the hole that they dont even know where ro start to help THEMSELVES."
Ok, I'm gonna steal this for the next time I see my psychiatrist because damn...
need more danny brown x jonah hill collabs shit was heavy
Ain't it funny how it happened!!
theknockabout aint it?
After watching this and listening to Atrocity Exhibition, I really just want to give Danny Brown a big hug
Me too… he didn’t deserve this…
Fun fact: this guy loves Persona. He streams it on Twitch frequently and named his cat after a Persona character.
Damn i wonder if he likes smt too
He named his cat Morgana/Mona
Love it
Fucking goat for that
I heard he likes the legend of zelda too
Had no idea that Jonah Hill, of all people, could direct a pretty cool ass music video! He should do more directing!
I saw pictures of him wearing a "Stakes is high" De La Soul T-Shirt and he stated to be a big Rapfan, maybe there's your connection.
I read that he listened to nothing but Action Bronson to get into the mindset for his Wolf of Wallstreet role.
God damn Gummitwist your profile pic is the shit.
Shout out to Pete and Pete, that shows rad.
dang and him and action bronson were on an episode of FTD
Thanks man, Nick taught me a thing or two, so props to them.
Actually... That was disturbing. A terrifying portrait of how many people laugh off true pain and suffering.
It's like a creepypasta/lost episode of the same name of the song.
Dan Pro you know I looked up this video and it's opposite how I thought it was
every fucking day...
ain’t it... ain’t it funny how it happens?
definitely, its really well done, manic as fuck sounding almost like the Strapping Young Lad of Hip-Hop
Artists like this deserve an actually good life, at least a decent one, and the kind of fame where more people know his name. Actual access to the help they need and fans trying to be supportive, and many other things shouldn’t be so little. Not even just artists deserve care. I think it shouldn’t be so goddamn common to think life is a joke, to be abused or be a substance abuser, be treated like shit for not being a stereotype but then also being too close to a stereotype/not good enough, and so on.
This can be summerized by the words "if only you knew how bad things really are" also very good song.
Chefboiaredee well that’s one way to look at it
I think this video explores how self destructive behavior by an artist is glorified and is seen as for entertainment rather than viewing it as possible cry for help
I aggree. Some of these new hip hop/rap with all these "depressed" characters are just diluting the people that are actually depresed. Its a front so that it seems that they are relatable but in reality its just a brand to make people listen to their music. Really makes it hard to find people that need legitmate help.
@@Nexus74566 Not necessarily, some of them seem to have genuine problems going on with their lives. Even Lil Pump has said some suicidal things a couple of times in a cry for help, but no one cares.
dis video creepy
sonikku956 I don’t think it’s that no one cares. It’s that no one takes it seriously because some artist may say edgy things to get fans and may not mean it.
They should exercise
The "staring in the devil's face but you can't stop laughing" line gets me every time.
Damn true thats deep
First Jonah Hill directs this then he saves rap by converting Yedolf back to Ye. Amazing
THANK YOU JONAH HILL
So that was a fucking lie.
What is a Yedolf?
@@7Lace77Kanye started spewing Nazi Rhetoric so he’s joking that Yedolf (Ye + Adolf) is now just Ye
@@mr.beagle1438 Ahh ok lol. Ty 😸
"He's DYING and you people are LAUGHING. You DISGUST me." - This Fucking Kid, a.k.a., Kid, 2017.
Again, that depends on where Phoenix remains this year in the NBA Draft. My question, though, is who's the best trade partner for a realistic trade involving him?
I'd keep him for when Booker reaches his full potential
IntoTheVoid - NBA basketball :D
More specifically, the 2017 NBA Draft and certain situations that relate to the Phoenix Suns during that time. (Mainly in the question on whether they should trade Eric Bledsoe or not?)
right, so to get back on subject, my opinion is that it really depends on just how serious the management/front office are to trying to get a championship. Bledsoe is a wildcard every season when it comes to injuries and just reached his prime now, the longer we hold him the lower his value becomes. I believe the sooner they trade him the better.
Unfortunately for me too as i have really become a huge fan of his. But i want my Suns to have the best possible team.
Funny how the instrumental, when stretched out, could sound like circus music - with Danny in the middle - and everyone laughing, around him..
Really great observation! Holy shit
Daniel Schmidt I knew it sounded like circus music
Yup
Wait you're right, what the fuck
I feel like this is aimed directly at Danny's fanbase
TheLordPage I think so too
TheLordPage lmao right tho!
TheLordPage if it is, then his effective assuming his fan base are druggies. But a lot of them aren't but still
mainly the fanbase of anyone who has been caught saying "percocet, molly percocet" because its cool
cali correa no, as in he's the one in pain but people, mainly his fans, just think it's funny cause he acts crazy and shit
Never would I have thought in my life that I'd see Gus Van Sant (director of "My Own Private Idaho" (1991), "Good Will Hunting" (1997), "Elephant" (2003), "Milk" (2008)" appear in a rap music video... no less a Danny Brown track.
Yup. I was like, what is he doing here?
Danny Brown is probably the rapper I've been looking for all this time. I've needed something super trippy and different.
Try Death Grips
@@mayatrash Pretty good drugs huh
I recommend jpegmafia
@@yummygopher1065the comment was made 6 years ago
@@antiarezzo7630 and?
"I'm fucked up and everyone thinks it's a joke"
- Story of every addicts life
Lesson*
jonah hill, danny brown and this fucking kid. name a more iconic trio.
XXX, Old, & Atrocity Exhibition 😉
Making bangers, whilst making me cry, 7 years later dude. This is absolutely the best.
feel like I just watched all 3 seasons of bojack horseman
That's too much man!
defiantly the best comment ive read in a while
chase ruel Defiantly? Or do you mean **definitely**? Lol...
of course thats what i meant my guy
Kassandra - That's always been one of my favorite typos to read
This is an artistic masterpiece man. Danny deserves so much more attention. He got fans but he needs to be international. Fucking artist
I am from an African Nation and I stumbled on it when listening to alt rock nd I love him
I don't think you know what "international" means.
I thought you said autistic for a good 3 minutes and just stared there puzzled
He is international, I'm from Brazil and he's pretty big amoungst the right niches
italian here, love his music
I noticed how their lips don't sync up to the subtitles, and I feel like that goes to show how what is projected is different than what's actually being said
Good observation, that really gives it a little spice
When you're on the verge of a meltdown and you dont have any courage to say "i'm not okay" to anyone so you drop little hints and they take take it as a joke.
W pfp
he is basically saying that all problems that he have people dont give a fuck and take it as entertainment
Foreign Heat no he is saying ALL THESE PROBLEMS PEOPLE HAVE AND THE WORLD SEES IT AS ENTERTAINMENT. ITS NOT JUST HIM
That was pretty clearly stated in the video
Foreign Heat and that all people have problems, but reducing that statement to platitudes solves nothing and keeps the wheel of shit going. It's the equivalent of someone addressing a problem with America and being told 'if you don't like it, move elsewhere'.
Foreign Heat oh you can read too? yeah i read that too.
Foreign Heat no shit. You're acting as if it was some hidden message. It's not a secret that's what he's saying. Good job figuring out a message in a music video without even having to scratch the surface tho. Must've took some brain power to figure that riddle out.
Not sure this is just about him, I think it's about a lot in this game. Glorifying things 85% think is cool when it;'s actually not good or healthy, our growing apathetic culture, desensitisation... . What an artist!
Its more of commentary of how terrible human beings are. We've glorified death since our inception.
@@ericnick4498 wtf is u talkin' about bruv?
@@COMANF01 The concept of the song.
@@blackcatdreams2011 i know that, but what does he means with 'We've glorified death since our inception.'
@@COMANF01 It's the greater message of the song. Basically restating what the song means.
Why is no-one talking about the fact they got Gus Van Sant in this
"none of us feel okay" damn boi dat line hits the feels.
Who dat
@@strangewarmingsof lmaooo fr
@@itscoachmorphius123 Made a film about Matt Damon killing his friend in the desert. Takes the entire movie to get to that part, though. It's called "Gerry".
aint that the guy that made the artsy school shooting movie?
I tried to show this song to friends but they all hated it. The lyrics are just so damn raw and hit you different once youre on the other side of addiction.
Lyrics can only take a song so far... It just doesn't sound super good. I like everything but Danny's voice on this track
Find new friends my yute 😂
Now THIS is an interesting way to make a song about addiction..
Danny is one of the few rappers I appreciate showing excessive drug use in his videos because it has meaning and it holds a mirror to how shitty it really is to the person using it. while it's glorified it's still self medication due to feeling broken or loss or whatever reason but it's not positive. Personally I don't have shit against future or migos but the way they glorify drug use has had major influence on many people causing more people to experiment with more hard core shit, lean is basically liquid heroin but it's not delivered through a needle so it doesn't have that stigma with people. However at the end of the day if you're a adult your choices are your own and I'm not here to declare a war on drug on some d.a.r.e bullshit I just think if you're gonna be exposed to something see all sides of it good and bad.
For the record, Tyler The Creator is sXe, and pretty much everything Odd Future does goes through him first.
Imagine listening to all that stuff and being the sober producer.
Future doesn't glorify drug use - his tracks are soaked in melancholy and depression and grief and rage. You heard Lil Haiti Baby?
everything OF does not go through tyler first. Earl does what he wants and Mellowhype has left brain to produce.
im sorry but take it from an ex heroin user lean is not even in the same galaxy as heroin. i went from perc 30s to oxy contin to heroin when i first got to college, from starting snorting 30s to injecting heroin literally only took about 6 months thats how quick the downward spiral was. i did lean back in high school every once in awhile the whole 4 years and never developed a habit. its once you start doing the 30s and oxys when you really run the risk of getting physically dependent on the drug. if your like me your probably doing it just to have fun with your friends or to take the edge off. i dont think anyone goes into it wanting to become a junkie thats what people dont understand. you just get in to deep and by the time you want to get out your sick as hell and end up using to just maintain and be able to get threw the day. its literally hell on earth. but if someone is drinking lean at a party on the weekend or every once in awhile they should be fine. its not so much the drugs you do i think but its also your life outside of drugs, u have to be responsible. its just when ur doing oxys or heroin if you do it enough you cant just stop or it feels like the flu times a million so ur gonna have to get high just to get threw a day. i smoke pot and do acid and molly every once in awhile and haven't touched an opiate in 6 years and my life is so much better now i love life and respect the substances i put into my buddy so even tho it must sound wierd the respect me back and as a result my life for the most part is amazing nowadays. sorry for the rant ive just heard alot people say lean is liquid heroin just because its an opiate, but not all opiates are built the same believe me. if i was withdrawing off heroin or percs/oxys and drank 4 bottles of lean i would still be sick, thats how weak of an opiate it is in comparison.
A public response, I'm not trying to take anything away from Edward's experiences or opinions
Lean, which is codeine, metabolizes into morphine once it reaches that liver. Codeine doesn't do anything in itself, instead it creates a reaction. This is likely why people don't feel nearly as high as when they take a morphine tablet or something of the likes. Percocet, Oxycontin, that chemical is more potent than morphine. Codeine can't even compare to heroin, Ed's right, just as morphine can't compare to diamorphine.
It's still an opiod, it's much more dangerous considering promethazine, which can be harmful at a low, one time doses in itself, interacts with the body load aswell as nausea, so they won't vomit if someone has taken too much.
My point is, the popular drugs right now (lean, molly, any opiod or amphetamine) all have the potential to be incredibly dangerous if you don't take the steps required to be somewhat healthy while tinkering with your chemistry. If anybody found my comment confusing, just please do research on what you're putting into your body. Knowledge on pharmacology has saved many lives from painful or dangerous experiences
You are all loved, be safe, know how deep the pool is before you dive in
P.S. I'm a benzo user, and to anybody else that uses or may use benzos, specifically xanax for recreation, it's harsh and never ends pleasently. Definitely not worth the buzz for the risks you're taking
Is it not humorous the way it occurs?
Coca Cola stains on my grandmothers furs
Mitch Wotton Is it not?
It's at 666 likes I'll just leave it there
Daniel White
alas the jocoseness of the scenario?
If this is how Jonah Hill directs a short film he should really try his hand at horror films
this is art
Patrick Fagan I feel like Danny Brown is probably heavy into ironic depression Facebook memes.
Patrick Fagan This is shit. Art is shit.
This is me_irl as fuck.
No shit
Patrick Fagan you have earned my respect because of your profile pic
This video got me like eight different types of fucked up
After peep, mac, and juice gone, this song gets more and more relevant
Etika...
Kanye
Now DMX...
@@benjaminsherron4793 dmx ain’t die from a overdose…
@@Nus134 Drug induced heart attack
Most rappers make drugs and dangerous lifestyles seem fun. Usually it’s a flex on the listener.
Then there’s Danny, who is begging for help but still indulging in his bad habits. It’s a cautionary tale for the listener.
Somebody help this man.
k1dkur0 o doubt he needs it. It's called being creative.
everybody can use a little bit of help
nah bruh props to him for making art out of his pain/struggle byt this dude needs some help
"hahahahahaha"
i like your pic, but Danny has always put out messages like this in his music and in interviews so its kinda sad how far its gone and how he says a lot of his fans just fuck with the turn up shit
none of us feel okay
Gus van vant coming thru with the truth of the human condition
jumar1987 er
Oh, uncle danny! *canned laughter*
jumar1987 obviously
You and your drugs...
It sucks knowing I'm not able to try to help Danny because I am not personally close with him. Stay strong Danny, you're the best!!!!
Allan Davidson so true your a minds reader indeed
Allan Davidson same
You could help him by buying his album?
+Mattybot 3000 Technically that would contribute to what Danny is suffering from 😒 but u gotta support him.
No matter how many times I listen to this track, that arrhythmic saxophone honk during the verses never ceases to unsettle the living hell out of me.
its been 3 years and not one person has admired the pure strength danny has to stop MIDSTREAM at 1:50
LMAOOO
What is that fucking Kid's endgame?
Speedwagon ain't no game sucka
-Jerry Smith
0:40 "this fu*king kid"... "as kid" hahaaa
Abdullah Khakwani You know he's now on Disney channel?
i struggle with addiction everyday, this is the most accurate description of it. thank you danny for keeping it real
WHAT THE FUCK. I WAS NOT EXPECTING THIS.
BLINDSIDED
Jonah Hill always making those masterpieces. Btw AE top 10 hip hop albums ever.
One of the best hip hop albums
It’s my 7th
It's my 2nd
Madvillainy is my favourite hip hop album of all time
@Finn Ims I respect your top 10
My top 10 (no order)
Madvillainy
Atrocity Exhibition
Piñata
Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
Ready to Die
The Low End Theory
Liquid Swords
Only Built 4 Cuban Linx
Yeezus
Donuts
(Honorable mentions)
good kid maad city
Black On Both Sides
MM...FOOD
Stakes Is High
@@bigmankam I definitely got a different list but I fw itt
Atrocity Exhibition is a masterpiece, this is one of the best songs and this was as crazy as I imagined it would be
Sick picture
Company Flow. You don't have it?
This is one of those songs that I hate to listen to, but I love that it exists. Not at all an easy listening track, but it's saying what needs to be said about society.
this is probably the best music video I've ever seen
jesus christ danny brown are you ok?
Jay Gilbear what a fucking retarded question
Alex Sutton what a fucking retarded answer
what a bunch a of fuckin retards
Biniyam what a fucking retarded response
what a fucking retarded argument
Phenomenal!!! It blew me away that you guys had the balls to come out with this totally honest social commentary in such a way, especially given your industry. Kudos. Extra cool points that you made this so well I doubt you'll have much backlash since far too many people will still watch with their own perspective and fail to recognize the point.
people relate to lots of music and so do i. but for some reason nothing relates more than this. the struggle of addiction and being on the edge of suicide just hits so hard. this album is a go to when i’m depressed and makes me feel like i’m not alone. i appreciate danny more and more everyday
this music video is genius
Fuck dude. This video is pretty meaningful.
At least, to me. It seems to me like this whole video is a metaphor for how we view celebrities in the media when they abuse drugs. And how they develop serious addictions. But we as fans, eat that shit up, so nobody really worries to much. Celebrities are humans too, they have problems too. Especially in the realm of drugs. I think that's what Danny Brown and Jonah Hill were trying to say with this video.
nice pfp
fuck I totally forgot about the oblongs
poophorn me as well I loved that show!
suddenly feel bad for everytime ive gotten turnt up to danny
"i been destroyed...so maybe if i destroy I'll feel better." cuts like a knife.
the kick snare that comes in at 1:38 haunts my sleep
One of the best videos I've seen in a while. Meeting Danny was insane too. You can tell he's subtweeting us in the video tho
Its incredible how this man creates these amazing songs with even amazinger videos
Man I was 22 when this came out and I’m almost 30. This shit hits way different now. Ignorance is bliss man lmao
Wow how are you doing man? Much change in your life?
This is dark as fuck. I love it
this is...
i'm going to tell my kids that danny brown was in my top 10 one day
and how important he is in the context of this 'internet age' of music
and how genre defying he is
..
i'm stumped
MisterJayKing I guarantee he's gonna be remembered and loved a lot more in 10-20 years or so... especially if atrocity exhibition has the impact on modern hip hop I think it might
Listenersnotes Danny will def be a legend like MF DOOM
top 1
for real
couldn't agree more dude
and the fact that he's deconstructing the tropes associated with black masculinity after exploring them quite confidently in his past music.. groundbreaking
Danny Brown is top 5 right now
Number one forever
Wolfi him and Kendrick on top of the fucking world
for sure, it's weird that a lot of people don't recognize that
he's been number one since the detroit state of mind mixtapes.
Danny Kendrick and run the jewels are on a level
What is Gus Van Sant doing here? I mean, that's an all-time surprising cameo.
Imagine trying to watch the music video for Jenifer Lopez’s ain’t it funny and accidentally clicking on this one
are you the real death grips????????????
Jackson Hayes yes of course I have created such great albums such as Veteran and All My Heros are Cornballs
You mean Jennifer Lopez?
Yes, one of many of Jennifer Lawrence's hit music videos
Actual Jennifer lopez fan "Wow, I haven't seen this sitcom before. I may as well watch it and wtf is this music and WTF IS THIS VIDEO"
this video is literally what is happening to boonk gang
Boonk is doin much better nowadays👍
@@quasimotoz damn I didn't think I'd be thinking of BOONK this point of the Pandemic.
He's John Gabbana now, I'm happy for him
>gets the director of movies like milk, elephant, good will hunting, my own private idaho and drugstore cowboy in a music video
>lets the kid from superbad direct it
jkjk i love jonah hill this video is the shit :)
And they got the mom from Growing Pains too..Lol.
Jonah Hill did a pretty good job too
Surprised Danny didn't fall off the couch with the absolute gargantuan balls he has for making this. Unbelievable.
DANNY REHAB IS NOT PUSSY IT'S ONE OF THE TOUGHEST THINGS TO DO BUT THE MOST REWARDING. A HUGE PART OF YOUR PHILOSOPHY IS TO WORK HARD FOR YOUR EARNINGS
-also therapy is hella underrated, doesn't work for everyone but works for a lot
-also please continue the great music
Finn Mikkelsen You completely miss the point of that line. His mindset is so screwed up from addiction to drugs, that even though he needs rehab, he washes out his pain with more abuse.
"Pray for me y'all because I don't know what's coming for me."
The song is pretty much a plea for help (whether he's gotten it or not) in a time where he can't even stop himself.
I definitely feel ya that the song is generally an ode to his extensive drug habits and how it has affected him psychologically but I can't think of any other way to interpret "might need rehab but to me that shit pussy, pray for me y’all cause I don't know what coming to me" He's just saying he's too fargone down the spiiral
rehab is a scam
yeah saving my dad's life was such a scam
i know people who went to rehab and got taken advantage of for money
You fools, he's asking for our help! Bruiser Brigade unite!
ENarcs your comment made my day 😂😂
slzam baaaaaaayoyoyoy
I saw Danny Brown live in Manchester last weekend at parklife festival. He performed this song and I was surprised how much it rocked live. Everyone was jumping around and dancing in the crowd when he performed it. He also did Smokin' and Drinkin' and 25 bucks. But the best one, without a doubt was when he performed Dip, there was a big mosh pit in the middle of the crowd when that went down when he performed that one. It was one of the best shows at parklife, I hope he comes back again next year.
There was a portion of my life that I used this song to revel in my broken-ness. But then seeing the video was an important step in realizing that I needed to get sober-- it really shined a light on some problems that I could no longer ignore
I have watched this 5 times already! I love it!
Nativemoon OMG 5?
blahblah blahblahb la You might be blown away but now I've watched it 6 times!
Nativemoon 6?
Try 100
*@Nativemoon:*
Hey cutie pie, hru?
0:18 Me every single second that I exist
Easily one of the best albums of the year
Bedcorn they had it fourth overall for last year
Bedcorn You're new aren't you.
Bro this came out september 2016 smh
Flinjos91 Yea best album of that year
crazy i can’t believe anyone found this disturbing back then bro was spilling the truth im glad he’s clean now but this song was literally a call for help
Yet again I'm hella impressed with Danny's visual interpretation of his song
Camas Myers bitch you missed it
This is jonah hill
People saying Travis Scott's Goosebumps video is creepy...
Kubrick with 2 bricks
kendrick with ten bricks
Frederick Core Kubrickbrick?
12 bricks
Spielberg with ill words
🙌🏾
I just heard this song and became aware of Danny Brown after years of ignorance. I have two options:
1. Regret for the lost years past
2. Gratitude for the gained years ahead
You should listen to XXX
@@jpegyahirSo Underrated. Has some of the best rap songs of the 2010s like Scrap or die