Should of mentioned 'Channel U' and Tinie Tempah - Wifey Riddim, I know a lot of artist made versions f that track but Tinie's stuck out and had a music video for it... a few years before pass out
Same age as you and I remember after school asking friends to Bluetooth me the new tinie tempah on my old Sony Ericsson. Transports me to being 15 again. Edit: done a deep dive into old school nostalgic tracks and devlin - rewind will always be one of my favs. Who can also forget tinchy number one. To this day I still know that song word for word haha.
Ah mate it was a sick time wasn’t it. I still give Bud, Sweat and Beers a spin from time to time. London City was the best track off that classic album. We can probably leave N Dubz in the past tho 😂
Interesting video. I kinda forgot about Tinie Tempah so related to a lot of what you were talking about. No Regrets by Dappy is still my favourite track from that early 2000s pop rap period.
hey man, been watching a few of your vids. just one thing i noticed that would make your videos better from a "youtube standpoint" would be to look straight into the camera at all times, instead of at screen/recording (which i presume is what youre doing now). obviously not the biggest thing in the world, but i feel it actually makes a huge difference, specially on youtube and with commentary vids or whatever. gives it a more personal feel. keep grinding brother
Hey bro, thanks for watching and appreciate you taking the time to comment. I’m trying to get better at that, I don’t even realise I’m doing it sometimes - busy looking at the camera screen 😬
Tenie Tempah - Wifey & Hood Economics was poppin in 2007 but he re-invented himself in 2010 with Pass Out and Frisky 😎🔥 love your channel bro keep up the good content🙌🏾
This was the summary of TT I didn't even know I needed but you have summed him up perfectly. I think his new stuff has been so overlooked. Can't believe you don't like Whoppa!!
we're about the same age, so definitely had the same experience of: who dis? Was especially big for us on the South Coast with the Southampton/Scunthorpe reference. Now I'm tryna do the same with putting Eastleigh on the map :D -MC
First time I heard Tinie was on Chennel U on the song "Tears" but when I heard pass out I literally thought it was the greatest song ever. It was on radio station 96.3 at the time which used to play Ride by Ludacris and Ciera. I don't think that station exists anymore and to this day I still don't know the name of it.
First time I heard this song was from an old iPhone game called tap tap revolution. And I just remember thinking, I have to get this track on my mp3 player
I remember seeing this live at some festival (V fest I think) I remember the entire crowd just lose it every time the beat kicked in....Ahhhh good'ol boomer memories.
Like someone else mentioned you definitely should have mentioned his “Hood economics” era during the Channel U times and when he dad “wifey riddim” he had been grinding before he got to “pass out”
you haven't really done your research well, pre "Pass out" era. Tinie has history from back in 04/05. he was apart of Nu Brand Flexx with Boya D, Saskilla, Likkle P and was also in Aftershock with Bruza, D-Dark, Krucial, Royal Terror Danjah
Ah Patrick what’ve you done! When I took you on tour your mom said thank you for bringing my son DAMN now I gota bury her son DAMN sorry mum had to be done
You cant talk about legacy,his music was pop commercial crap tbh i was crying with laughter when i heard this guy trying to big up tt,oh well each to their own.
Yo I fuck with what you got here, I've made background music for traploreross and I'm willing to make custom beats for your videos for free as well! Also feel free to use any of my music if you like it! I could use some support and I want to work with you!
I'll 100% do it in future I reckon. Whilst you're here, who else would you like to see videos on? I'm always fighting in my head about doing nostalgia content vs newer artists. Any input would be golden man.
@@RIDEMusicYT I think balance will be key. Covering newer stuff keeps your appeal wide to newer audiences, keeping in touch with your own nostalgia will mean you're always making content you feel a connection to, and that connection will turn into views because other people have them as well, the hood films idea was a great place to go. Tbf there's a number of artists from that scene that probably have cool stories to tell, Lethal B (from More Fire threw fire camp to pow and beyond), the story of Pay As U Go (where Wiley emerged from, among other well known MCs that moved to Roll Deep like Flowdan and Breeze, godsgift) and their involvement in the grimey-garage era, vs. So Solid Crew/Heartless Crew, acts like Oxide And Neutrino making moves from garage to grime at the time. I'm big on the progression of the actual music, as a story. I'm sure there's plenty of great era's in Wiley's career worth talking about, Dizzee vs. Asher D- and lastly Flirta D, the most original grime MC of all time, great topic for a video, definitely been done, but could always be done better.
that era of 2009-2013, where grime was totally dead, but a number of it's stars were rising, leaving the sound behind and generally just embarassing itself before the resurgance in 2014 starting with German Whip into That's not Me- The Tinie Tempah/n dubz pop era, lethal B crossing over, chipmunk blowing up after Wiley took him to Westwood with Icekid, gwarning pop and then trying to 360 around back into grime scene. Hell the Pepper Riddim Saga should definitely be it's own video. Chip vs. tinie, chip vs. bugzy, chip vs. narstie, chip vs. chip, narstie, jammer, devilman, skepta vs devilman 2, the whole 2013/4/5 clash saga. Maybe even all the way up to yungen, I'm not sure, covered way too much there haha
@@xXMattyXGoesXRawrXx Nah man thank you for this, this is the kind of feedback that's priceless Agree on the balance front, I never want to be one of those guys chasing the next big thing and jumping on trends. Going to take a lot of this into account and get some videos planned - thanks man!
This song is literally when I started to not like anything he put out. Mind you I’d only heard Wifey Riddim and Hood Economics but this was too pop sounding too mainstream and to me who was I to grime since 05 was just blasphemy haha Edit 03 I meant to say lol same applies tho
Haha.. noticed you didnt mention when he got bodied by chip! Literally deaded his career. That tune he came back with was total shite. Maybe he needs the dude who worked on pass out and freaky.. cant remember his name.. he seems to have fallen of the map to.
tings in boots, ice rink freestyle, hella raves and sets- but you can't pretend anybody outside the scene inside london had a clue who he was before Pass Out dropped, don't try school man
Yeah I’m aware he obviously had earlier stuff but it was his debut ‘commercial effort’ shall we say and what he considers his debut single. But yeah I get what what you’re saying.
M RM TINIE Tempah. A U.K. LEGEND. 😂😂Jeeeeezus. When did music come to that?? People throwin that word around like it’s running out of fashion these days. A few number ones does not equal Legendary status. You must rate Steps too 😂😂
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Labrinth & Tinie could not be stopped
I love your mini-documentary/story style mate! This was an ace video
Thank you man! Trying my best grinding with you UA-cam thing so I appreciate the support.
Should of mentioned 'Channel U' and Tinie Tempah - Wifey Riddim, I know a lot of artist made versions f that track but Tinie's stuck out and had a music video for it... a few years before pass out
That tune was huge , maybe not pass out big but deffo anthem of that time , proper surprised there was not mention of it.
The remix as well
That's what I was thinking
Im from South Africa and I remember banging this tune in the morning every time going to school
Represent 🇿🇦
You should do one on Labrinth as well, his production is next level, kinda main stream but still gritty and dark
Was*
Watching you feels like watching a true geordie video, sound of your vioce, the way you speak. Good stuff young man well done
I was Born in Poland 🇵🇱 grow in UK 🇬🇧
Hip Hop is for real here
Love your channel Respect
Same age as you and I remember after school asking friends to Bluetooth me the new tinie tempah on my old Sony Ericsson. Transports me to being 15 again.
Edit: done a deep dive into old school nostalgic tracks and devlin - rewind will always be one of my favs. Who can also forget tinchy number one. To this day I still know that song word for word haha.
Ah mate it was a sick time wasn’t it. I still give Bud, Sweat and Beers a spin from time to time. London City was the best track off that classic album.
We can probably leave N Dubz in the past tho 😂
@@RIDEMusicYT "It N-Dubz N-Dubz, (what?) It's N-Dubz!" Annoying memories 🤣😂
on my w995. bluetooth me ndubz i swear lol. good days
Titchy-Breathe was first I heard of his follower since
@@RIDEMusicYT London City was a banger
Just found your Channel through UA-cam recommendations, really enjoy your content so far.
I havnt checked for tinie since "hood economics" but that 2010 era was huge for uk music. Big up tinchy aswell.
Interesting video. I kinda forgot about Tinie Tempah so related to a lot of what you were talking about. No Regrets by Dappy is still my favourite track from that early 2000s pop rap period.
I do still have a bit of a soft spot for that track as well!
I've gone on a little binge of your videos today. I like your style and can see you have a real passion for music. Good stuff mate.
OIIIIIII!!! The way you set the scene had me sending people songs on my Sony Ericsson W810i Walkman. If you know you know!
hey man, been watching a few of your vids. just one thing i noticed that would make your videos better from a "youtube standpoint" would be to look straight into the camera at all times, instead of at screen/recording (which i presume is what youre doing now). obviously not the biggest thing in the world, but i feel it actually makes a huge difference, specially on youtube and with commentary vids or whatever. gives it a more personal feel.
keep grinding brother
Hey bro, thanks for watching and appreciate you taking the time to comment. I’m trying to get better at that, I don’t even realise I’m doing it sometimes - busy looking at the camera screen 😬
your vibe is dope bro, dig the content
Great informative video. But you can't forget Wifey . The single he dropped in 2006
Tenie Tempah - Wifey & Hood Economics was poppin in 2007 but he re-invented himself in 2010 with Pass Out and Frisky 😎🔥 love your channel bro keep up the good content🙌🏾
You've got that documentary type vibe. I do enjoy your videos mate, great channel.
Who remembers Tinie from Wifey Riddem days
Bro you described it perfectly. It’s like the uk scene stood still when this dropped!
This was the summary of TT I didn't even know I needed but you have summed him up perfectly. I think his new stuff has been so overlooked. Can't believe you don't like Whoppa!!
Whoppa was not good
Good video
Your vids are cold👏🏾👏🏾
we're about the same age, so definitely had the same experience of: who dis?
Was especially big for us on the South Coast with the Southampton/Scunthorpe reference.
Now I'm tryna do the same with putting Eastleigh on the map :D
-MC
He done a song for rangers winning the league this year called glorious 55th
3:40 you posted the cover?
-MC
First time I heard Tinie was on Chennel U on the song "Tears" but when I heard pass out I literally thought it was the greatest song ever. It was on radio station 96.3 at the time which used to play Ride by Ludacris and Ciera. I don't think that station exists anymore and to this day I still don't know the name of it.
i love his song written in the stars
First time I heard this song was from an old iPhone game called tap tap revolution. And I just remember thinking, I have to get this track on my mp3 player
You should talk about Chip, tinie has been following a lot his movies
Ghetts is one of the greatest rappers of all time
I saw Tinie on tour in Cardiff! J Cole was supporting
Yeah man what happy to Tiny I was big fan
I remember seeing this live at some festival (V fest I think) I remember the entire crowd just lose it every time the beat kicked in....Ahhhh good'ol boomer memories.
UK artists got short shelf life. Period. Back to Tesco stacking shelves.
Like someone else mentioned you definitely should have mentioned his “Hood economics” era during the Channel U times and when he dad “wifey riddim” he had been grinding before he got to “pass out”
you haven't really done your research well, pre "Pass out" era. Tinie has history from back in 04/05. he was apart of Nu Brand Flexx with Boya D, Saskilla, Likkle P and was also in Aftershock with Bruza, D-Dark, Krucial, Royal Terror Danjah
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My view is that the game changes very quickly and to go away then come back is a difficult thing to do.
Your not alone
Yeah gowan do a n dubz video legend of a channel!
Pass out was massive . Putting it on in the car with a sub or it coming on in the club . He should’ve kept to that kinda vibe
Tinchy and skepta were big round 09 2010 time
If you take shots at chip, your career will be over very quickly
🙌🏽🙌🏽
Pass-out wasn't tiniest debut single tho his wife riddam was his first single
I'm only here for the uk based content. I'm on a binge watch 😂
3:36 mate stop acting like it's not scripted and you didn't script that and the response...😬
👏🏽👏🏽
WE7 HOLY FUCK THE NOSTALGIA
agreed!
-MC
Do one on tinchy
Ah Patrick what’ve you done! When I took you on tour your mom said thank you for bringing my son DAMN now I gota bury her son DAMN sorry mum had to be done
Maybe he's gonna make a comeback in 2024
Pass out wasn't his fist song lol the first was wifey and what a throwback that is
POV your here coz your dad and tinie tempeh used to be close friends when they were teens, can’t believe this top G slept at my house before 😂😂
Tinie tempah was active before pass out he was more of a grime artist before he went for the party/club vibe
NDUBZ VID PLEASE
It’s coming... THIS WEEK!
@@RIDEMusicYT THANK YOU YOU LEGEND
the we7 reference made choke mate XD
Chip Happened.
I can tell u what happened
Tiny shit and that's why he's not around no more.
We want real music
Tiny was Doing Grime Way before Pass Out for Ages, Look Up Wifey Riddim🧐
Yeh do an N-Dubz one
It’s coming!
Scared of chip
are you related to gordon ramsey?
You cant talk about legacy,his music was pop commercial crap tbh i was crying with laughter when i heard this guy trying to big up tt,oh well each to their own.
Hes made his money he dont need it lol
He done wifey riddim before all of this
Yo I fuck with what you got here, I've made background music for traploreross and I'm willing to make custom beats for your videos for free as well!
Also feel free to use any of my music if you like it!
I could use some support and I want to work with you!
please do that n dubs video their lore is fucking jokes specially all the shit Lethal B dragged up about them, don't miss any of that ahaha
I'll 100% do it in future I reckon. Whilst you're here, who else would you like to see videos on? I'm always fighting in my head about doing nostalgia content vs newer artists. Any input would be golden man.
@@RIDEMusicYT I think balance will be key. Covering newer stuff keeps your appeal wide to newer audiences, keeping in touch with your own nostalgia will mean you're always making content you feel a connection to, and that connection will turn into views because other people have them as well, the hood films idea was a great place to go. Tbf there's a number of artists from that scene that probably have cool stories to tell, Lethal B (from More Fire threw fire camp to pow and beyond), the story of Pay As U Go (where Wiley emerged from, among other well known MCs that moved to Roll Deep like Flowdan and Breeze, godsgift) and their involvement in the grimey-garage era, vs. So Solid Crew/Heartless Crew, acts like Oxide And Neutrino making moves from garage to grime at the time. I'm big on the progression of the actual music, as a story. I'm sure there's plenty of great era's in Wiley's career worth talking about, Dizzee vs. Asher D- and lastly Flirta D, the most original grime MC of all time, great topic for a video, definitely been done, but could always be done better.
that era of 2009-2013, where grime was totally dead, but a number of it's stars were rising, leaving the sound behind and generally just embarassing itself before the resurgance in 2014 starting with German Whip into That's not Me- The Tinie Tempah/n dubz pop era, lethal B crossing over, chipmunk blowing up after Wiley took him to Westwood with Icekid, gwarning pop and then trying to 360 around back into grime scene.
Hell the Pepper Riddim Saga should definitely be it's own video. Chip vs. tinie, chip vs. bugzy, chip vs. narstie, chip vs. chip, narstie, jammer, devilman, skepta vs devilman 2, the whole 2013/4/5 clash saga. Maybe even all the way up to yungen, I'm not sure, covered way too much there haha
@@xXMattyXGoesXRawrXx Nah man thank you for this, this is the kind of feedback that's priceless Agree on the balance front, I never want to be one of those guys chasing the next big thing and jumping on trends. Going to take a lot of this into account and get some videos planned - thanks man!
@@RIDEMusicYT can't wait to see it, looks like it's only up from here
Yh rap is a short lived career you can't be in your 30s and 40s rapping about the same thing especially when most have families
Man should never of messed with chip lmao
he started way before pass out.
This song is literally when I started to not like anything he put out. Mind you I’d only heard Wifey Riddim and Hood Economics but this was too pop sounding too mainstream and to me who was I to grime since 05 was just blasphemy haha
Edit 03 I meant to say lol same applies tho
Pass out was the time I turned 19 and dived deep into lots of clunge and caught hell STDs ..badges of honour I say
Wifey riddim was the shout, not pass-out
Mkat
Haha.. noticed you didnt mention when he got bodied by chip! Literally deaded his career. That tune he came back with was total shite. Maybe he needs the dude who worked on pass out and freaky.. cant remember his name.. he seems to have fallen of the map to.
He probably gone as he make he money that what happen to most of the ppl we listen to from 2000
Debut single lol dya know he's been about from early channel U days?
tings in boots, ice rink freestyle, hella raves and sets- but you can't pretend anybody outside the scene inside london had a clue who he was before Pass Out dropped, don't try school man
@@xXMattyXGoesXRawrXx I'm sure that wifey riddim was the earliest thing he put out. From what I can remember
Yeah I’m aware he obviously had earlier stuff but it was his debut ‘commercial effort’ shall we say and what he considers his debut single. But yeah I get what what you’re saying.
You kinda remind me of the guy who does top5’s 🤔🤷🏻
Girls like was 2015
Nothing happened to him. He is doing well.
Nah he fell off end of
Tinie Tempah, “a legend”!!??? Really!???
Nas is considered a legend. Are you seriously putting Tinie into the same box!?? 😂😂
Your deffo under 21
M RM you mean defo over 21? Kids rate Nas??
@@jordangrantfilms The fact you don't know we're talking UK Legends. Nas is an all time GOAT. Tinnies a Legend in the UK scene
M RM TINIE Tempah. A U.K. LEGEND. 😂😂Jeeeeezus. When did music come to that?? People throwin that word around like it’s running out of fashion these days. A few number ones does not equal Legendary status. You must rate Steps too 😂😂
@@jordangrantfilms Its about what he did for the scene. Considering its a brand new scene made from scratch, most early adopters are legends.