ua-cam.com/video/fh4CU53LNzA/v-deo.htmlsi=yzBGqHcT1bMkLHi3 Yo, since everyone's here, can y'all check this out? I've been diggin' for samples forever, finding good ones ain't hard for me. But I never used 'em to make my own beats until now. I gotta say, I'm not feelin' the mixing part too much. What you think of this beat? I'm open to any constructive criticism.
I feel like it's 1978 and I'm watching my neighbor carry dead bodies into a ditch in his backyard as the end credits to this fucking nightmare scroll in my face.
I absolutely agree with this, the only time its annoying is when a producer samples an already popular song from like 30-40 years ago, and the audience acts like the original song's only merit in existence is that it was later sampled. Like when Billy Joel refused to allow kanye to sanple "movin out" for "Mama's Boyfriend" and people started saying the original song sucked, or that "Mama's Boyfriend better"
Everyone out here is commenting on Alchemist and Kendrick flipping it on "Meet The Grahams" but can we take a moment to appreciate Timothy Carpenter in making such an amazing piece?
This song "I Want to Make It" used to scare me as a child! We used to sing a version of it in church. Timothy Carpenter is originally from Youngstown Ohio and went to Mt Calvary Pentecostal church where I attended
I really love this song and it makes me sad that this isn’t on Apple Music or Spotify, this song would be my theme song if i was in a movie. Props to your uncle
This sounds like when you’re dying and seeing your life flash right before your eyes wondering if there was something you could have changed in order to live a longer life.
Also just realised that the bass and part of the drums is actually from the sample, this whole thing is way more complex than i thought, alchemist is a god bro
i like how this song is from a Christian album from a Pentecost, someone from MY DENOMINATION in Christianity, and the Alchemist flipped it and made it sound like if you were sentenced to eternal damnation in the afterlife. plus the fact that almost nobody couldn't find this sample almost anywhere on the internet solidifies on how ridiculous this sample flip was. after watching this, now i get why a lot of people consider this as the greatest diss beat of all time.
Just had to come back to this video, as I did some digging on Timothy Carpenter. Apparently the man is still alive and teaching at Denison University, Ohio. Wonder if he heard the Meet The Grahams beat and what his opinion on it is, lol.
@@BiggusNickus not sure if he's heard it, but he's been made aware. It's a song from the heart about making the Rapture. It's from a sincere place, but used to scare us during what we call Altar Call after the preaching. The altar would be full with plenty of us wanting to Make It! 🙏🏾🙌🏾
i was watching theneedledrop stream when this dropped and their screams when he says "dear babygirl" are still burned into the back of my head when I hear it
late night, imagine 40 and drake hearing the sample in the studio... all the feels and emotions. building conspiracy against dot. and dude goes and launches not like us calling them pedophiles. that mustve been the most funniest thing for the people who hate drake to his guts in his circle. biggest L in hiphop ever
I take the use of this sample as a way to elevate Kendrick's position as a judge over Drake's soul. "I Want To Make It" is likely in reference to making it into heaven, and that's where Drake likely believes he'll end up, either literally or metaphorically. That is, until Kendrick is there waiting at the gates with a list of all of Drake's sins before he's damned to a hell of his own making.
can't help but feel like people ain't taking what he claimed about drake serious enough. i would never listen to another drake record ever again or make light of the situaton if even half of what he said is true. or maybe im overdramatic idk
forrreeal i cant believe drake fans are out here calling cap on all the shit that has already been public info for a while (bakas case and drake chasin kids)
@llynxfyremusic nah like he straight up hangs out with a convicted trafficker and he has been exposed on several occasions of talking wayyy out of line with minors (always girls)
@@saxshton you wanna give more credit to the dude that found what the dude that found the sample found than the dude who actually found it in the first place ?
The progression is super similar to Laura Palmer's theme. I wonder if Angelo Badalamenti didn't hear this and riff on it for Twin Peaks. If so, crazy how two completely different artists can arrive at such wildly different endpoints from the same starting point.
instagram.com/reel/C9AnEj9vB6X/?igsh=MWZibDU5a3ZmZmNxMQ== These guys are the first ones to play the sample publicly. If I shared this sample, it's because they played it first. follow them
Jesus Christ alchemist is just getting better year by year, he is truly an artist. It takes a lot of work to sample like he does. People really think taking any part of a song and adding drums to it is all it takes.
Alchemist used 4:00-4:20 to transition into Meet The Grahams during his Camp Flog Gnaw set and I’ve been trying to find where it was from since that day and I finally found it!!!!! No song recognition app/website could recognize this song, Uncle Al is truly one of one!!!!!
What a nice little song! haha, i surely hope this isn't used as a sample in that one rap song where it exposes someone as a deadbeat father for the second time in a row, and a *FREAKSTER* for the younglings! hahahaaha!
really nice track. i love the way the intro keeps returning throughout the song. i disagree with people claiming this is scarier than MTG, though. it's more morose and dramatic, and because the track places itself in a full context with various shifts in tone, it tells too much of its own narrative to give you that "eerie" feeling. the way alchemist worked here is excellent--he picked out just what he needed by severing the right notes from their original context and reanimating them back together in a way that feels so terribly wrong. the unwavering repetition feels like a skipping record that won't stop replaying the same offputting sequence. in these ways, the very act of chopping this sample up feels like its own form of horror-movie violence.
You don’t understand how cooked drake would be if Kendrick just rapped over this. Not like us would not exist. Even in the middle of a murder, Kendrick still showed mercy.
Oh shit, I was convinced the sample was from the Twin Peaks soundtrack (since parent-child incest and brothel-owning are both major plot points in that show). Thank you for digging up the real thing!
People are commenting “this song is scary fr fr”. Brother this song isn’t scary, it’s DESPERATE. It WANTS TO MAKE IT. It can FEEL HEAVEN, it’s RIGHT THERE, BRUSHING AGAINST ITS FINGERTIPS, but try as it might, it can’t make it. Of course, that’s where Jesus comes in. But Drake? He’s forsaken Jesus and what’s right. So he’s always reaching, always striving, always yearning, but its never enough, never going to get him fulfillment and salvation, the stuff he truly desires even if he doesn’t realize it… This isn’t terrifying, its tragic.
This song is incredible, a samplers gold mine and what an ear from Alchemist. This song sounds so epic, reminds me of end credits music of like a Max Payne game or some crime thriller where the ending didn't go in our protagonist's favor.
Thank you! I love it when today's artists use a classic song, even for a sample. It's cool to learn about music history. You'll feel more appreciation.
Yep! Turn on local files, convert this to audio of choice, put it on that folder, go to " local files" playlist, and do what you want with it! It's sometimes very finicky tho.
I knew somebody would post it. And if I just waited long enough, I knew WhoSampled would point me in the right direction. Thanks for sharing this with us. Somehow this original piece sounds even more Alchemist than the actual Alchemist beat. Classic sinister shit right here.
Dare I say this is better than Meet the Grahams. If that song was Drake's brutal murder, then this feels like watching his legacy crumble into nothingness. Peak music.
Oh this is a vibe... I feel like I can chill with a glass of wine sadly looking outside while rain patters on the pane of glass separating me from the rest of the world to it.
The song isn’t on any streaming platform, this album is the only one I could find for the band, basically no info about this song, album, or artist exists except “this was sampled in meet the grahams” There’s crate digging, then there’s whatever wizardry Alchemist pulled off to find this song
Some of the other songs from Sweeter are on UA-cam and the artist even has a channel here too, but for some reason this track slipped through the cracks and was almost completely forgotten, now saved. This song made it.
ua-cam.com/video/fh4CU53LNzA/v-deo.htmlsi=yzBGqHcT1bMkLHi3 Yo, since everyone's here, can y'all check this out? I've been diggin' for samples forever, finding good ones ain't hard for me. But I never used 'em to make my own beats until now. I gotta say, I'm not feelin' the mixing part too much. What you think of this beat? I'm open to any constructive criticism.
Where did you find this sample?
goes hard, would listen if it was in a song
Crazy how this track wasn’t even on UA-cam, alchemist is the ultimate crate digger
this is a very common case for Alchemist. He first sampled this record 10 years ago btw
@@erman_ interesting, what track?
@@erman_ @noah_arkade
It's actually really easy to find good samples that aren't on UA-cam. All you have to do is dig the crates a lot.
@@erman_ Noah ARKADE
The mood of the original song is somehow even darker than Meet the Grahams
fr
like he threw the gun and is walking in the rain with random cuts of him looking back paranoid and grabbing/rubbing his head or somthing
@@bobbarker2726 haha that's crazy
It fits perfectly with mahito crawling away from itadori methinks
@@jseus roll credits
I don't think I've ever been irrationally annoyed by anything more than people being convinced the sample was fuckin Elton John lmao.
people jus dont have ears man
@@webesorrytho they think the sample game is easy
That would be fucking sick if Alchemist made an Elton John sample sound this hard
I was like no way that's an Elton John
@@webesorrytho I heard that Elton John joint that people said was the sample and I was like “that barely sounds like it” 🤣
I feel like it's 1978 and I'm watching my neighbor carry dead bodies into a ditch in his backyard as the end credits to this fucking nightmare scroll in my face.
now imagine its Kdot dragging Drake into the graveyard
and you make eye contact and he just does the "shhhhh" gesture
@@kentekuzan and you just close the curtains and turn off the lights
I feel ya
@@kentekuzan you make eye contact and drake utters "I was really really trying make it pg" wut a dumb men wheelchair aubrey was.
I don't know why I was expecting the original sample to be more upbeat this also sounds scary as hell
Same
This is funeral music man. Very haunting and melancholy music 😅
This feels like an after credit scene. Genuinely perfect sampling.
This is when the coffin is leaving the jewish chapel. I thought we all agreed that during the credits it will be BBL Drizzy...
😊
@@dor4376 We don't have chapels, we have Synagogues. And no Jew respects this cross-wearing loser anyway, the Christians can keep him
@@dor4376the credits could start with this but then transition to BBL Drizzy to leave us on an upbeat note. 😆
that's why sampling is so cool. This song is like a million time less likely to be forgotten by time now
i agree jolyne
I absolutely agree with this, the only time its annoying is when a producer samples an already popular song from like 30-40 years ago, and the audience acts like the original song's only merit in existence is that it was later sampled. Like when Billy Joel refused to allow kanye to sanple "movin out" for "Mama's Boyfriend" and people started saying the original song sucked, or that "Mama's Boyfriend better"
It is unknown because it's so genius that it can be appreciated by an ordinary ear
No
This officially needs to be in the next Jordan Peele movie. Jus sayin.
BROOOOOOOOO
I gotta be in the theater, just to hear a couple people go "oh shit, Meet the grahams!" 😂
Yessssss 🙌🏻
I heard Kendrick's planning to direct a film, with the creators of South Park
@@BeastNationXIV😆
Everyone out here is commenting on Alchemist and Kendrick flipping it on "Meet The Grahams" but can we take a moment to appreciate Timothy Carpenter in making such an amazing piece?
No
yeah
Always respect the original artwork!
FAREAL tho awesome piece of art 🔥
hek yea brother this is some top notch
This song "I Want to Make It" used to scare me as a child! We used to sing a version of it in church. Timothy Carpenter is originally from Youngstown Ohio and went to Mt Calvary Pentecostal church where I attended
Lyrics?
Now I'm interested in hearing the sung version.
Timothy Carpenter is my uncle. Has ALWAYS been one of the best to do it!
@@RobinCarpenter-n3r does he know ?
@@erman_ he's been made aware. Thank you for checking ☺️
I really love this song and it makes me sad that this isn’t on Apple Music or Spotify, this song would be my theme song if i was in a movie. Props to your uncle
@@RobinCarpenter-n3r what does he think
This sounds like when you’re dying and seeing your life flash right before your eyes wondering if there was something you could have changed in order to live a longer life.
"Yeah, you could have not picked fights with every rapper on the planet, and especially not Kendrick"
- God
Then you accept that “this is a fitting end”
Its more like your witnessing a man lose everything he has
Especially Eminem, don't wanna fuck with him at all when it Cums to rap beef
thought u we’re gonna say something u forgot to delete from ur search history
Love how you can barely make out the melody to meet the grahams. This is actually a crazy work of sampling and chopping.
Also just realised that the bass and part of the drums is actually from the sample, this whole thing is way more complex than i thought, alchemist is a god bro
@@MalLoHi yes, alc is just so fucking good
@@MalLoHi ARTISTS LIVING COMFORTABLY 🗣️
Sry, but you need to check your ears. The melody is clearly there.
YOUR SON’S A SICK MAN WITH SICK THOUGHTS
Dear Adonis 😂
The nerve of you, Denis...
Why believe you?
@@ninyaninjabrifsanovichthes45 you never gave us nothin to believe in
"And a f______ deadbeat that should never say 'more like'. Meet the grahams."
I honestly thought alc went on the piano himself.
This is crate-digging to the next level.
I be thinking that for a lot of his beats, ruby rosary being an example, but nah it’s all flipped man, dude has an insane ear for samples
Genuine funeral music for many reasons on so many levels.
you lied
you liED
you LIED
YOU LIED
YOU LIED
You lied.
@@NotVeryNormal259*You lied.*
@@prodbychilled*You lied.*
"Fuck a rap battle, this a long life battle with yourself!"
(*Lied. LIED.*)
perfect sample for meet the grahams, alchemist couldn't have chosen better
Uncle Al literally is a marvel… these samples are borderline scary, picking these disonant melodies n shi, its wild
YOU NEVER GAVE US NOTHING TO BELIEVE IN!
'CAUSE YOU LIED ABOUT RELIGIOUS VIEWS, YOU LIED ABOUT YOUR SURGERY
@@creathechiboiYOU LIIED ABOUT YOUR ACCENT AND YOUR PAST TENSE AAALLLL IS PURGURY 😳😳😳
@@kaab4029 YOU LIED ABOUT YOUR GHOSTWRITERS, YOU LIED ABOUT YOUR CREW MEMBERS, THEY ALL PUSSY, YOU LIED ON 'EM, I KNOW THEY ALL GOT YOU IN 'EM
YOU *LIED* ABOUT YOUR GHOSTWRITERS YOU *LIED* ABOUT YOUR CREW MEMBERS
THEY ALL PUSXY, YOU LIED ON 'EM, I KNOW THEY ALL GOT YOU IN 'EM
i like how this song is from a Christian album from a Pentecost, someone from MY DENOMINATION in Christianity, and the Alchemist flipped it and made it sound like if you were sentenced to eternal damnation in the afterlife. plus the fact that almost nobody couldn't find this sample almost anywhere on the internet solidifies on how ridiculous this sample flip was. after watching this, now i get why a lot of people consider this as the greatest diss beat of all time.
sub for more offline samples like this
@@erman_ will do homie
Literally kendrick condemning drake to hell cause he aint gonna make it to heaven😭💀
Just had to come back to this video, as I did some digging on Timothy Carpenter. Apparently the man is still alive and teaching at Denison University, Ohio. Wonder if he heard the Meet The Grahams beat and what his opinion on it is, lol.
@@BiggusNickus he's my uncle!
@@RobinCarpenter-n3rthat's awesome! Does he know about Meet The Grahams? What did he think?
@@BiggusNickus not sure if he's heard it, but he's been made aware. It's a song from the heart about making the Rapture. It's from a sincere place, but used to scare us during what we call Altar Call after the preaching. The altar would be full with plenty of us wanting to Make It! 🙏🏾🙌🏾
@@RobinCarpenter-n3r Has he heard Meet the Grahams yet?
@@Nilejavxip I'm not sure, but pretty sure one of his daughters or son in laws filled him in.
Came for the sample, stayed for the music
"Dear BabyGirl"
"Dear Adonis"
"Dear Sandra"
"Dear Denis"
"Dear Aubrey"
i was watching theneedledrop stream when this dropped and their screams when he says "dear babygirl" are still burned into the back of my head when I hear it
Drake is so corny, he may request this to be played at his funeral.
That would actually be a Drake W. This song was perfect for his funeral.
LMAO
Drake that type of guy😅
bro was BORN on the cob
late night, imagine 40 and drake hearing the sample in the studio...
all the feels and emotions.
building conspiracy against dot.
and dude goes and launches not like us calling them pedophiles.
that mustve been the most funniest thing
for the people who hate drake to his guts in his circle.
biggest L in hiphop ever
WE MEETING THE GRAHAMS WITH THIS ONE 🗣️🗣️🗣️‼️‼️💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥
Nah Fr tho🗣️🔥🔥🔥
it's so eerie hearing this record, music is such a cryptic figure.
"Meet the Grahams" this "Meet the Grahams" that THIS SONG IS SO HAUNTINGLY BEAUTIFUL
"I Want To Make It" as a sentence feels like a drake diss tbh.
it would be like 'he wanted to make it so bad he had others write his songs'
or maybe the heart part 6 when the first time he actually made it, it was trash
I take the use of this sample as a way to elevate Kendrick's position as a judge over Drake's soul. "I Want To Make It" is likely in reference to making it into heaven, and that's where Drake likely believes he'll end up, either literally or metaphorically. That is, until Kendrick is there waiting at the gates with a list of all of Drake's sins before he's damned to a hell of his own making.
@@chidorisnake22I couldn't have said this any better. That's why the use of this sample is sofa king scary.
@@chidorisnake22this is THE take
can't help but feel like people ain't taking what he claimed about drake serious enough. i would never listen to another drake record ever again or make light of the situaton if even half of what he said is true. or maybe im overdramatic idk
forrreeal i cant believe drake fans are out here calling cap on all the shit that has already been public info for a while (bakas case and drake chasin kids)
nah i been stopped listening to drake, this just strengthened that for me
There's a lot of smoke but no fire just yet, I really hope we get a conclusive answer on his accusations at some point.
@llynxfyremusic nah like he straight up hangs out with a convicted trafficker and he has been exposed on several occasions of talking wayyy out of line with minors (always girls)
@@llynxfyrehe’s not because he knows he’s cooked ,and he know s the culture knows he’s a leech now
This sounds like a sample MF DOOM would’ve rhymed over.
Great find, Alchemist!
no replies, let me just slap one right here...
R.I.P the villain
Never thought Kendrick Lamar sampled this and made it one of the best original sound to be heard around the world
Alchemist*
it s just a matter of time until tracklib finds this and makes a video about it without giving any credits to the sample finders
u goddamn right
The sample finder is the alchemist bruh
@@mysalsa7963 🤓
@@mysalsa7963 u slow lil bro?
@@saxshton you wanna give more credit to the dude that found what the dude that found the sample found than the dude who actually found it in the first place ?
The progression is super similar to Laura Palmer's theme. I wonder if Angelo Badalamenti didn't hear this and riff on it for Twin Peaks. If so, crazy how two completely different artists can arrive at such wildly different endpoints from the same starting point.
I thought I was crazy! I knew it sounded so familiar, Twin Peaks exactly. Thank you sir that rubbed that itch in my brain
2:03 … dear baby girl….
I’m sorry that your father’s not active inside your world
He don't commit to much but his music, yeah, that's for sure
This sounds like something Jon Bois would play in a video documentary when a team loses a playoff elimination game
yes
Music for when you get Michael kidd gilchrist instead of Anthony Edward in hopes of saving your failing team
This is what played in Falcons fans heads watching Super Bowl 51
Alchemist knows how to hear gold
instagram.com/reel/C9AnEj9vB6X/?igsh=MWZibDU5a3ZmZmNxMQ== These guys are the first ones to play the sample publicly. If I shared this sample, it's because they played it first. follow them
Respect to you, Potatohead People, Alchemist, and most of all Tim Carpenter and Eric & Gary Brantley. What a song, what a crate-dig, what a flip.
Harika bir adamsın sen ya
@@morry248 tenks moruqe
this is what tragedies sound like
This the type of music to play as the camera zooms out on the main character dying on his back Walter White style
Jesus Christ alchemist is just getting better year by year, he is truly an artist. It takes a lot of work to sample like he does. People really think taking any part of a song and adding drums to it is all it takes.
@@beartrona6621 This is a 10-year-old beat btw
@@erman_ in what track alchemist sample this?
@@milky64646 meet the grahams by Kendrick Lamar
@@milky64646 Meet the Grahams by Kendrick Lamar
Alchemist used 4:00-4:20 to transition into Meet The Grahams during his Camp Flog Gnaw set and I’ve been trying to find where it was from since that day and I finally found it!!!!! No song recognition app/website could recognize this song, Uncle Al is truly one of one!!!!!
@@thranthony yes bro. cuz this song isn't shazamable. it wasn't even on the internet until i ripped my own copy and uploaded here
0:15 the piano is beautiful
What a nice little song! haha, i surely hope this isn't used as a sample in that one rap song where it exposes someone as a deadbeat father for the second time in a row, and a *FREAKSTER* for the younglings! hahahaaha!
- Someone in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Edit: 1978 specifically
“Dear Adonis.”
really nice track. i love the way the intro keeps returning throughout the song. i disagree with people claiming this is scarier than MTG, though. it's more morose and dramatic, and because the track places itself in a full context with various shifts in tone, it tells too much of its own narrative to give you that "eerie" feeling.
the way alchemist worked here is excellent--he picked out just what he needed by severing the right notes from their original context and reanimating them back together in a way that feels so terribly wrong. the unwavering repetition feels like a skipping record that won't stop replaying the same offputting sequence. in these ways, the very act of chopping this sample up feels like its own form of horror-movie violence.
Yeah the repetition is part of what makes the sample scary. Stuck in the same moment with Kendrick, with the story, forever…
I feel like the original is sadder and more emotional, MTG is like a scary movie
This that "All hope is lost" music
Listen to “kill you” by Korn. Same vibe
@@lukelyall5879 thanks for d suggestion
kendrick is the only man in history who can destroy someone's career in two songs
and i salute him for that
4:08 sounds like You Never Give Me Your Money at that part
Wait it does 🤯
Sounds like what?
@@xz3ss The Beatles - You Never Give Me Your Money
The Beatles never ever falling off lmao
And in the middle of negooootiation
You don’t understand how cooked drake would be if Kendrick just rapped over this. Not like us would not exist. Even in the middle of a murder, Kendrick still showed mercy.
Alc again and again 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Oh shit, I was convinced the sample was from the Twin Peaks soundtrack (since parent-child incest and brothel-owning are both major plot points in that show). Thank you for digging up the real thing!
Does that show use this at all?
Thank you Alchemist for digging deeper in the crates 🙏🏿
The Nerve Of You Dennis!
This is Pinnacle of music, so simple yet so emotional, nobody can do such a piece today, only real connoisseurs recognise such music
Erman is the alchemists burner I'm convinced
Sounds like something that plays at the end of a series where the world is ending and the cast is just dying off one by one.
the drums are so tasty
real
Alchemist really is a creative genius. Dude proved his talent forever ago but he keeps showing why hes one of the goats
Everyone here is neglecting the absolutely CRAZY snare rolls, especially at 0:15 and 2:03
This is gonna have over 100 samples on whosampled now!
laamee
“YOU LIED ABOUT YOUR SON YOU LIED ABOUT YOUR DAUGHTER HUH?”
(You lied.)
@@NotVeryNormal259 You lied about them other kids that's out there hopin' that you come
@@Aydeniscool711 You lied about the only artist that can offer you some help.
Fuck a rap battle, this a LONG LIFE battle with yourself.
This was sampled perfectly for “Meet the Grahams”, already a melancholic record as it is..
People are commenting “this song is scary fr fr”. Brother this song isn’t scary, it’s DESPERATE. It WANTS TO MAKE IT. It can FEEL HEAVEN, it’s RIGHT THERE, BRUSHING AGAINST ITS FINGERTIPS, but try as it might, it can’t make it. Of course, that’s where Jesus comes in. But Drake? He’s forsaken Jesus and what’s right. So he’s always reaching, always striving, always yearning, but its never enough, never going to get him fulfillment and salvation, the stuff he truly desires even if he doesn’t realize it…
This isn’t terrifying, its tragic.
I feel like making a diss track with this sample now
Dear family,
This song is incredible, a samplers gold mine and what an ear from Alchemist. This song sounds so epic, reminds me of end credits music of like a Max Payne game or some crime thriller where the ending didn't go in our protagonist's favor.
My condolences for the unfortunate passing of your cat ❤
it means alot, really 🙏
such a good sample
Thank you! I love it when today's artists use a classic song, even for a sample. It's cool to learn about music history. You'll feel more appreciation.
The ending credits theme as Mr. Lamar Duckworth drags a red/white/maple leaf styled badybag into the ditch.
The death of Aubrey (coup dê grâce)
Such a beautiful song.
glad it was found, because this is genuinely good music
Adonis should play this when he's eighteen
Meet the Grahams (0:00 of this song plays)
I need this on Spotify for my playlist
never coming
@@erman_😭
I'm pretty sure you can sync local mp3s to Spotify if you want to
Yep! Turn on local files, convert this to audio of choice, put it on that folder, go to " local files" playlist, and do what you want with it! It's sometimes very finicky tho.
@@erman_why won’t it be on Spotify? i wish i could add it to my playlist without having to convert the file myself
this is just plain evil, i love it
I knew somebody would post it. And if I just waited long enough, I knew WhoSampled would point me in the right direction. Thanks for sharing this with us. Somehow this original piece sounds even more Alchemist than the actual Alchemist beat. Classic sinister shit right here.
These guys could never expect the allegations that would be made on this track..
Dare I say this is better than Meet the Grahams. If that song was Drake's brutal murder, then this feels like watching his legacy crumble into nothingness. Peak music.
WHY BELIEVE YOU? YOU NEVER GAVE US NOTHING TO BELIEVE IN
Oh this is a vibe... I feel like I can chill with a glass of wine sadly looking outside while rain patters on the pane of glass separating me from the rest of the world to it.
This is sinister. Alchemist is wild for this
"Dear Adonis, Im sorry that man is your father"
Let me Be honest it takes a man to be man
The depth of this song is so unbelievable. Wow. And even still i see the entire beef unfold as the song plays out.
"You raised a horrible fucking person, the nerve of you Dennis."
Sandra sit down what I'm about to say is heavy now listen
This is really amazing honestly. It surprisingly captures the same vibe as Meet The Grahams. Very dark and uncanny music.
"Dear h'Adonis..."
Erman the fuckin GOAT 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hi
It’s always Erman 🐐
my g
God, this is such a beautifully haunting song.
genuinely such a heartwrenchingly sad song, wow
this is a goddamn villain theme 💀
The Alchemist is a genius.
“You need to know that love is eternity and trumps all pain”
The Piano, the Drums, the Bass. It's haunting.
Thank you for sharing! Talk about forgotten music! Crazy emotional roller-coaster of a track
FUCK A RAP BATTLE. THIS A LONG LIFE BATTLE WITH YOURSELF
Shout out to producer Jerry Thomas for real drums in 1978 that SLAPP
The song isn’t on any streaming platform, this album is the only one I could find for the band, basically no info about this song, album, or artist exists except “this was sampled in meet the grahams”
There’s crate digging, then there’s whatever wizardry Alchemist pulled off to find this song
Some of the other songs from Sweeter are on UA-cam and the artist even has a channel here too, but for some reason this track slipped through the cracks and was almost completely forgotten, now saved. This song made it.
Holy shit, this can't be.....
Somehow this is more scarier than meet the grahams in general
yes bro it's illegal to sample this without permission from the copyright holder
@@erman_ oh my bad, I am so sorry about what I said, I didn’t know, sorry