Madvillain - Madvillainy FULL ALBUM REACTION (first time hearing)
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- Опубліковано 24 вер 2019
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I messed up the title of Fancy Clown. I called it Fancy Ways. Don't know why. Won't be the last time.
Thanks for all the support! REBUILDSZN
React too Flatbush zombies betteroffdead mixtape
Thank you for what you are doing, you have my full support!!!!!
you got to check out liquid swords next (by gza from wu tang), once you check that you'll officially be graduated from the hip hop academy
@@Thee0therkingjames This is something you should check out^ one of my favorite albums not because its one of the best but because it's my type. It is still a great mixtape though.
MM..FOOD bro won’t be disappointed
“Let the rhymes be an instrument”, great comment
This is also something people miss when listening to metal.
@@CaptainMargetunsure what you mean by this. If anything, metal and specifically the unclean vocals are maybe the single most distinct use of vocals as an instrument i think - rhyming is hardly important for it
@@maxxtheknife Thats exactly what I'm saying! People who judge that style of vocal often miss the point of them being an instrument.
“Living off borrowed time the clock ticks faster” RIP DOOM
I hate that’s how we had to close the year out, Rest in Power DOOM *your favorite rapper’s favorite rapper* 🕊🙏🏾
Rip
DOOM! Rest in Power, brother.
The best to ever do it. RIP DOOM.
"On Doomsday!, ever since the womb ‘til I'm back where my brother went, that's what my tomb will say
Right above my government; Dumile
Either unmarked or engraved, hey, who's to say?"
He's with his son and brother now. Fly high villian
Just a heads up that the artisit "Quasimoto" that appears on a few of the songs on this album is actually madlibs rapping alter ego. His album "The Unseen" is an absolute classic and worth a listen, some of madlibs best production combined with an absolutely amazing rap style and personality from him. You'd definitely find it an interesting listen since you seem to like his production style.
One of my favorite albums ever. The beats.......my goodness
krunkformula MHBs🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yessss JD THE PROPHET plz listen to the unseen for us
Idk if it would get enough views, but I'd love to see him react to it
@@connorgrenier3301 yeah that's my only concern but I honestly think it would get more than you'd think the album seems to have a pretty large (but quiet) base. Plus I haven't seen anyone else react to it so might be a cool first.
Mos Def has gone on record saying "DOOM rhymes as strange as I feel" which I think is the perfect way to describe his work
'I take doom over Wayne any day, all rappers put up or shut and while you're shuttin up put a shirt on at least a button up'
That video is great, mos love of dooms work is so genuine.
"DOOM is your favorite rapper's favorite rapper"
Lupes favourite.
ive listened to DOOM for many years and i STILL catch some new bars that went over my head after tons of listens
Same bruh. Same
V bring the beef like a trucker to fuddrucker
yo freal just watching this video I realized off money folder "I wrote this rhyme lightly off of two or three heines and boy was they fine g. one black one spanish one chinese. keeps the wood shiny year round like a pine tree" was a paraprosdokian sounding like he wrote the raps while drinking Heinekens but he meant writing em on the asses of three women... can't believe I never caught that before but god damn.
@@ALIENjoy that one is kinda obvious ^^ making you think it's heiniken at first but explaining it pretty clearly right after
EZrider yeah it just never hit me haha
Watching people react to this for the first time is the closest I can get to hearing it myself again for the first time
Why I loved Rock Reacts and this channel. Feels like I'm listening to these tracks all over again
Exactly, I love it. Also it’s only a plus that Jon’s vids are the chilliest kind of react vids
That's is me
definitely man, if i could do one thing that would be relistening to this for the first time
Fastest click I have ever done lol. I really hope you go through a MF DOOM journey through his whole discography on your channel
Definitely needs to react to vaudeville villain
I hope he goes on to Monsta Island Czars too. So much world to be opened up to
Vaudeville Villain is GOAT
@@deagiI Seriously I love seeing people discover MF DOOM and love it 😂😂
Word
You honestly need to do MF DOOM'S "MM FOOD" Its the second highest of his musical catalogue in my opinion. On the Madlib side, his & Freddie's "Piñata" is phenomenal as well
I disagree. MM FOOD is miles better than Madvillainy imo.
I can respect that fam, I love MM FOOD, I actually found it before Madvillainy so the connection is deeper. But the music I feel was at a higher standard on this project. Mm food conceptually and entendre wise was actually alchemy
@@pharlap12 you're both right
Also the Madlib album with Med (from the track Raid) and Blu
Bruh I was totally about to say madvillany was better until i went over mm foods track list lol. You could make an argument for either though.
You might need to watch "Rapping, deconstructed: The best rhymers of all time" done by "vox" (a channel on youtube) you'll understand more things about doom's rhymes.
Ziko TheZV that’d be a fun reaction
I second this, it's an amazing video which breaks it down in a way which is at the same time easy to understand but also very accurately and in depth
I've suggested this a bunch of times, would be a great reaction to watch
Agreed, great video, wish more content like that existed
Yes
For someone who's first language isn't English this was the most disturbing thing I ever heard at the first time
You'll have a fun time delving into Aesop Rock!
Try Melanin 9 from triple darkness,he’s the best lyricist in the world
@@kevintwine2315 would you say better than MF Doom, Aesop Rock, Milo, and Busdriver? Bc if so, I gotta hear this man.
wozing I’d say he’s on that level yeah,the whole triple darkness crew come with that dark gritty lyricism,check out their track ‘solid armour’
Felix Seibold me too!! Not to brag but i feel like my english is really good but when i listen to doom i don’t understand anything shits complicated
If picasso illustrated a comic book and someone translated it to a rap album
Such a specific yet accurate description lol
"I see he cold (I-C-E cold)" little word play like that is why I love MFDOOM. he says bars so nonchalantly
Larry Lovestein holy shit why have I never caught that
holy shit I never caught that
holy shit I never caught that
This just shows the levels to this lyrics shit
Bro this is one of my favorite doom songs and I never fucking knew those were the words
(Finished in the replies)
2:27 the illist villains
2:59 accordion
5:58 meat grinder
7:41 bistro
9:00 raid (feat med)
10:46 americas most blunted
11:30 sickfit
11:50 rainbows
12:11 curls
13:31 do not fire!
13:52 Money Folder
18:58 Shadows of Tommorow
19:27 Operation Life Saver aka Mint Test
21:03 Figaro
23:35 Hardcore Hustle
23:42 Strange Ways
25:29 Fancy Clown
25:57 Eye
26:16 Supervillain Theme
26:39 All Caps
27:24 Great Day
33:09 Rhinestone Cowboy
@@demonicaveman3669 legend
@@CycleOfJudges I listened to this for the first time yesterday and it’s really amazing, I’ll get the rest of the timestamps
Fucking sick review man you did exactly the same as I when I listen to the best M.C. to ever grace the mic he’s metal finger he’s metal face he’s DOOM
.l;
MF Doom said the beat for sickfit was too good he didn't want to rap over it
All caps when you spell the man's name!
Fancy clown is one of the best diss tracks and it’s a self-diss... lmfao, the only man worthy of dissing DOOM is DOOM
DOOM is probably the hardest rapper to decipher and you did super well especially for a first listen.
2nd hardest. Aesop Rock is like trying to decipher an alien language.
I totally agree
@A A I mean isn't a lot of aesop's stuff not meant to be interpreted, or is up to interpretation with no clear meaning
@@maybelater2010 aseop and later lupe fasho and mid 2000s canibus
MC Ride too.
I'm been a fan of the man for thirty years. Found out he died today. A unique lyricist. He's always had that abstract style. He's always dropped those hip hop riddle rhymes. But he is the only one I knew of who has evolved with that style. Brings you back to a time when hip hop was a thoughtful medium. I use to talk about lyrics. I was a complete nerd with it.
Been only a fan of him for 7-8 years so I really didn’t get to listen to DOOM when he dropped all the masterpieces but the albums he has dropped are probably my favourite hip hop albums of all time when I found out he died I was absolutely shocked man almost brought to tears a few times it was around 12:00 in the morning I found out about his death and god it hit me hard. The first things I did after taking a while to let it kick In was I played Doomsday when that chorus hit it hit so damn hard I miss the man everyday and I still find it hard to believe he is gone. But he is back with his brother Just like his tomb will say
Rest in power to the man with all caps in his name
His first album came out twenty years ago tho
@@colinjensen8303 he was in a rap trio called KMD from the late 80s to 1993 when one of the members, his brother, died. He eventually came back in the late 90s as a sooo artist with the MF DOOM name
“I’m going back there is no rules” 😂😂😂😂 meat grinder feels
Lovely and poignant speech at the end of the video Jon, it encapsulates your passion and genuineness for both music and this type of content, and the ways it can connect us in times that look to keep us apart. It's one of the many reasons why I keep coming back to your channel. Much love.
Been sooo excited for this, JD keeping up with the quality content
I feel like on your own you'll like MF DOOM alot better than you did with Simon.
Simon sucked.
exisco relax
@@ciscog9109 nah he didnt "suck" he just didn't really understand or give much of a chance to complex hip-hop or anything truly different. He's the type of fan to like artists like logic, Joyner, Eminem, NF, jcole etc instead of artists like Kendrick, MF DOOM, Kanye, mos def, Andre 3000, Travis Scott, etc. But I will say that Jon's reactions seemed heavily influenced by Simon and he seems to open his mind and show his true feelings way more when alone. (The reaction to accordion is an example of that)
Seems pretty clear they had a disagreement of some sort.
@@bt4086 yep. And being far away probably didn't help
I still rewatch this video from time to time because this guy does such a good job of putting how I feel about the album into words. Great video!
Prophet!! What a way to celebrate 50k. You're a legend man. Here's to 500k!
Beautiful reaction. I love how eloquent you are. I smiled tons of times throughout this mini film.
Great seeing you react to DOOM. I think mmfood would be your favourite from his discography
Or Viktor Vaughn Vaudeville Villain I suggest 😉
I agree times a thousand.. I really hope he dives into that album. It's shorter and much easier to digest as a whole compared to madvillainy. Now that he has some DOOM experience, hopefully his head won't explode with the next album lol
@@KB24FOREVER8 Madvilliany is actually 3 minutes shorter than MM..FOOD
Fancy Clown has an interesting concept. The rap is by Viktor Vaughn (DOOM alter ego) writing about his girlfriend cheating on him with DOOM. That's why he says at the end:
"When you see tin head tell him be ducking down"
Probs my fav from the album
very underrated song
It's the only self-diss track I've ever heard
Damn, I've never looked at the song like this before
Louis Gross gotta check out Canibus “Bis vs Rip” where Canibus battles his alter ego Rip the Jacker. From 2002 so definitely ahead of its time, lots of history in the battle though like Bis going against Wyclef Jean and LL Cool J
Im having a really tough time with family issues at the moment so thank you so much for dropping this man. Been waiting a while haha
🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@louiebarnett9897 thanks bruh
stay strong, proud of you
You got this ish brodie. May not end the way you want but it'll be alright in summation. Find comfort in the little things that you can control :)
@@Bubbaloo502 we're dealing with it pretty well i think. It was really bad at first tho. Just a very bad outlier in the family which went out of control
Well done on 50k mate! I think it’s time to do piñata by Freddie Gibbs and Madlib now ;)
hell yeah!
@@ves138 and to some Ka ;) orpheus vs the sirens
@@Sparklingwater1231 that would be amazing but no way theirs enough demand for it
“Madlib’s production is reminiscent of classic hip hop in a past that never existed” great comment
“I’ve even put on a shirt”
Love you Jon this is one of my personal favorite albums of all time and I’ve been psyched for this for awhile!
At least he put on a button up lol
You should've titled this video as "British man loosing his shit while listening to MF Doom" and it would've been accurate title
Well done JD, not an easy first listen and lots hate it or don’t get it straight away. I requested Figaro on RR as I knew you would appreciate it. Great video, keep it up mate
You want the purple belt, check out the purple tape. Raekwon's "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx" is a classic & a hip-hop necessity.
Figaro has some of the hardest rhyme schemes of all time. Good reaction.
The first time I looked at the actual lyrics and rhymes I couldn’t even say it with him, the flow is hard asf to copy. Especially the “No-Doz pills rhyme scheme” followed by the “off pride tykes talk wide through scar meat off sides like how worf ride with starfleet” HARD
Does anyone else feel emotional when they hear/ see an artist who is so talented? Idk really how to word it, but when I hear Doom rap I feel emotional that someone has an almost godly level of talent at what they do.
Especially emotional these days listening to DOOM. The best to ever do it
Its the embodiment of beauty when an artist can pour emotion and feeling into a work and translate those feelings into the feelings of another.
''what a call, what a real butterball either i get a strike or strike out, gutterball'' - such a genius line.
Man, I've been listening to this album for over a decade and I still find new lines and meanings everytime I put it on... 10/10 classic.
I can honestly say this album will affect me for life. I can still tap into that moment when I realized this existed and the final sounds of rhinestone cowboy faded as I was just in awe. And the fact that I just happened to stumble into this no assistance it was like I found out how to space travel and it has been right there just laying on the floor the whole time. My favorite reaction to this album.. I loved the video.. Almost like reliving those moments again.
So proud of your journey so far!! I feel like you'd find MM.. FOOD more enjoyable as I personally see it as more accessible.
The food bars on that are immense, really fun listen
It took me the longest time before I realized MM..FOOD is an anagram of MF DOOM. The fact that it's all caps should've made it obvious. I love DOOM so fucking much for that kind of subtle shit.
When I heard of this mans tragic passing I dropped the needle on this record and was brought to tears-in part because of loss, but also pure awe, inspiration, and bafflement(listened to this album so many times and it still gets me). There will never be another DOOM!
"the hell am i supposed to do with that?" LMAO
YES LAD. Rebuild season is still going strong, what a treat for us this is
After spending the majority of my life believing Illmatic had the crown, I truly think this is the best hip hop album ever made
I love this album. However, for me, I like his other albums maybe more. This is because of the interludey tracks etcetera. Whole album experience is dope though, but I shuffle my whole 'music database', so when songs of this album come on as a standalone it's hard to get into. Loved the reaction, and hope to see you dive in further in his amazing discography
So fav tracks: all caps, meat grinder, Figaro, money folder.
Before I talk about this album, I loved the message at the end of the vid and agree 100%, love the earnest nature of these reactions and you as a person.
I grew up with rap but was never that heavily invested in music in general. When I was 18 I really delved into music deeply, hip-hop especially, and a couple years later I decided to listen to this masterpiece, and it just solidifed why this is the kind of music I will always come back to, always feel some comfort in. I have probably heard it over 100 times in the past several years and I will still find new things to appreciate. Your reaction is still my reaction sometimes as the density of the bars and rhyme schemes is absurd, especially given I have written a lot of raps and poems so it puts into perspective the next level he was on during this time period. There's a reason he is the quintessential "your favourite rapper's favourite rapper." Would love to hear your thoughts on it down the line when you've listened to it more and had time to ruminate, it deserves it.
Thanks for your life story
I had very high expectations for this reaction, and you reached every single one of them, you are without a doubt one of the best music reviewers/reactors I've ever seen.
Congratulations on 50k! You fucking deserve this so much man, I love this channel
Thank you very much
@@JonDenton Thank YOU!
Damn, this is the realist reaction I've ever seen. You're a fantastic speaker man
YEESSS IT FINALLY HAPPENED!!! congrats on 50k!!!
2003. I was 18. This altered my perception of hip-hop. Forever. DOOM is my favorite rapper of all time; Madlib is in my Top 5. "All Caps" is probably one of the best tracks ever made.
And THIS. THIS was a proper reaction video. Thank you, keep on doing your shit!
Consider reacting to Madlib's Quasimoto-adventures! The guest on America's Most Blunted; lead on Shadows of Tomorrow. It's Madlib's voice, but he didn't like his own voice, so he changed the pitch.
And about Tarantino: Freddie Gibbs has actually named his flow The Tarantino Flow the last couple of years. Was perfected on Bandana.
You were probably 18 but this came out in 2004
Madvillainy is an easy 10/10
"-10... Or 11... Or BOTH!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@cristianserret4190 ???
@@ventiqx.1070 It's MF DOOMS Verse on avalanche hahahahah
@@cristianserret4190 Ah, thanks for clarifying
I love the Album, and the production, and especially DOOM. But It ain't a perfect album for me. Things I dislike are the instrumental to Accordion, and the fact that DOOM's voice can lack some hype, and it can sound boring at times.
Congrats on 50K! So happy you decided to celebrate with my favorite rap album of all time. Best reaction channel in the game!
Listen to others highest rated rap albums of the decade by rateyourmusic: Atrocity Exhibition, XXX, The Money Store and Mista Thug Isolation
Lil Ugly Mane needs way more love!
I know 2 of those 4 and absolutely love them, I'll check out the other two. Artists?
I should clarify, I know Death Grips and Danny Brown.
wozing Mista Thug Isolation by Lil Ugly Mane is full of some properly foul lyricism. Great album, especially if you’re fond of Three Six Mafia
If Madvillainy broke Denton's brain, The Money Store will give it schizophrenia
Capital STEEZ has used many of Doom‘s songs as samples. Please listen to Amerikkkan Korruption by him. You will definitely love it!!
this!!!
He'd have to listen to MM FOOD and Operation: Doomsday to appreciate where STEEZ took instrumentals from but regardless he should definitely check that out.
A must
And whenever king capital drops do that as well lmao
Schizoman I think so too. But I guess that he‘ll listen to them anyways in the next few days and hopefully he will at one point notice the STEEZ fans ^^
RIP DOOM, he will be missed.
Had to come back here tonight during my own New Year's afterparty. This is gonna take some time to process.
Absolute legend. Phenomenal reaction.
Happy New Years, Jon!
Peaceful transition, Dumile
21:10 brain explosion after doom rhymes a whole sentence
Same at 6:25 - Meat Grinder is one big long rhyming sentence
Yo you’re actually really good at reviewing
Great reaction Jon, and congratulations on 50k! Very well deserved.
Music connects us. Jon this is genuinely one of my favourite videos on UA-cam, as a huge DOOM fan I’ve been waiting for you to listen to him because as a lover of language I knew you’d appreciate him so much. Figaro was the one I was waiting for because I remember when I first listened to it I was blown away. I’m excited for you because you have so much more DOOM to explore and he continues to entertain and amaze and I expect you will come away holding him as high as any rapper in history. Great video keep them up
It took me maybe 15 listens before I understood that this is a legendary album. I didn’t understand it at all. You understood so much more about this than I did on my first time. You’ve really come a long way in understanding music so I applaud and thank you for this reaction. My favorite bar (which came right after you said this album broke your mind haha, so I knew you’d miss it) is on Great Day. “Spit so many verses sometimes my jaw twitches One thing this party could use is more... ahem Booze”. He set us up. He literally set us up into thinking bitches and then makes us feel ashamed for thinking bitches. It blew my mind when I heard that.
Thank you for honoring DOOM, brother. RIP VILLAIN. This really hurts, but people like you help when I can see somebody appreciating my hero the way that I do.
what an amazing review, this was super insightful and truly amazing
Your reactions on this are hilarious, love to see the rhymes being fully appreciated (as much as can be expected on first listen)
You should do a clipping. season before their new album on October 18th. They have one mixtape (midcity) and two albums (CLPPNG and Splendor And Misery). Their discography is insane
Oh, my aching hands, from raking in grands and breaking in mic stands
Been a pleasure following the journey indeed Jon, here and rock reacts. Excited for its future ✊
I haven’t watched it yet but thank you, so excited. Been watching for a long time on RR, & glad you’ve made it here now.
"how can any human being possibly keep up with this?"
i agree JD
i agree
2:27 the illist villains
2:59 accordion
5:58 meat grinder
7:41 bistro
9:00 raid (feat med)
10:46 americas most blunted
11:30 sickfit
11:50 rainbows
12:11 curls
13:31 do not fire!
Your a goddamn hero
@@moralambiguo3708 true
So glad you’ve finally reacted to this for us all, there’s nothing quite like this album, I think I sat just sat there for a while the first time I heard it to let it sink in/ in shock. Even now every time I put it on I find a new favourite song/bar. It also such an important piece in terms of the influence it’s had, especially in production terms. Been waiting for this since the first MF Doom reaction on RR, you’ve put in a real shift since then, the time was definitely right now!
Love ya John keep grinding my bro your work will pay off💜
Love the reaction, one of the best rap albums ever. Regarding bar/concept heavy albums I would really like you see react to Hermit and the Recluse - Orpheus vs. the Sirens.
Great how Ka is integrating greek mythologie in his stories
Really great album, KA is a poet
You are having the perfect reaction to hearing one of the greatest albums ever made.
I’m watching this again as you’ve almost hit 200k. Bro, you’re a beast.
Thank you for reacting to my favorite album of all time! It took me a few listens before it clicked but I hope you enjoy it. Congrats on 50k and keep up the great work on the channel!
this top 5 album of all time without a doubt. figaro my favourite off this album the beat and bars are insane and the flow is unbelievable
Listen to "the impossible kid" by aesop rock. If you appreciate the english language aesop is definetely someone you should check out!
very good shout
None Shall Pass or Skelethon - can't go wrong with any Aes.
Gratulations, Jon!
Also alot of the samples are from the old fantastic four cartoon and the vocals on Shadows of Tommorow is Quasimoto aka Madlib's rapper alter-ego.
The beauty of this music is you always catch something new
So happy you did this for your 50K Special! One of my favourite albums of all time.
My favourite tracks would be Meat Grinder, America's Most Blunted, Curls, Strange Ways, Fancy Clown, Eye, Great Day, to name a few lol.
I first listened to MF DOOM when I was 17 or 18 (4 years ago), mostly heard of him as "Your favourite rapper's favourite rapper." I was listening to Earl and got into DOOM through his Wiki page. You can definitely hear the DOOM influence on early Earl tracks from his EARL mixtape and Doris.
MF DOOM has a pretty untouchable discography, I'd compare it to Kanye for how they both have no bad albums. Also both fantastic producers and you'll see that if you venture more into his solo albums like Mm. Food, Operation Doomsday, Born Like This. I would love it if you did the albums weekly or biweekly and just let them marinate in between.
You also have to get into the different alias' that he has like:
King Geedorah which is a 3 headed dragon monster from the Kaiju genre of movies in Japan like Godzilla. He produces all but one song on the album, which is Take Me to Your Leader. Doesn't rap on all of them but all the features are solid. Definitely an essential album.
Viktor Vaughn is another alias which is DOOM as a younger street tough, not at the supervillain level of DOOM. The track Fancy Clown is Viktor calling out his girl for cheating on him with DOOM. Both Viktor Vaughn albums, Vaudeville Villain and Venomous Villain, are produced by other people but still must-listens.
Also can't forget DANGERDOOM, which is MF DOOM on the mic and Danger Mouse on the beats. The album is called The Mouse and the Mask, and it's a trip into the Adult Swim universe circa 2004. Lots of references and samples from Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Harvey Birdman, Space Ghost Coast to Coast, etc. Definitely more of a stoner album but still great sober lol.
This was hella long i apologize, have a great rest of your day, night, or whenever.
I'm so proud mate. I've loved watching you grow along your hip hop journey. This is my favourite album of all time. Don't worry it broke me the first time too. Keep up the good work mate!
Btw favourite tracks are: ALL CAPS, Fancy Clown and strange ways.
Gotta do MM FOOD NEXT
This was so refreshing to watch. I felt like i was watching myself react for the first time. I vividly remember just laughing at the brilliance as well
Great reaction. Gotta listen to Pinata though. Perfect cross section between this and Bandana IMO. Think you'll like it the best.
Great reaction! I love your speech about language towards the end and I couldn't help but to think of the song "Fumes" by Aesop Rock, he's another lyrical behemoth who studied MF DOOM to create his own style that's just as legendary imo. Aes' discography is enormous and varied in sound, his older stuff being more cryptic and dense while his newer stuff is purposefully less cryptic but really just as dense. He also has produced a lot of his own beats and for many others.
I'm loving this explanation of lyrics. You're helping me understand it
Loved the video, man. I first for some reason couldn't get into this album but once I kept "forcing" myself to listen to it, it somehow clicked with me and now it's one of my favorite rap albums of all time
One of the very few lyricist to rival DOOM (imo) is Lupe Fiasco. Might not be quite as good but he's def up there. His best albums are The Cool, and Tetsuo & Youth
I'd say aesop rock is even better lyricist than doom
Tyler, Earl, and Frank took a lot of inspiration from DOOM especially Earl when he was a younger
Yeah...Earls Some Rap Songs is like...madvillainy but sad and rough
still to this day actually. just in a mature sense
MXWL I don’t think so I think he has his own style now. He used to sound just like him but now I could tell the distinction between their styles
@@AARON-gt4qe i can too. i guess so.
you can hear it on some of his really old sly tendencies tracks like molliwhopped and dat ass
Grats on the growth, happy to see this channel growing man, honestly best reaction channel out there 🔥
OMG! Been checking the channel constantly for this vid. So hyped!
The Nardis sample on Raid introduced me to Bill Evans, which is now my favourite artist. Madlib is a genius.
2:27 the illist villains
2:59 accordion
5:58 meat grinder
7:41 bistro
9:00 raid (feat med)
10:46 americas most blunted
11:30 sickfit
11:50 rainbows
12:11 curls
13:31 do not fire!
13:52 Money Folder
18:58 Shadows of Tommorow
19:27 Operation Life Saver aka Mint Test
21:03 Figaro
23:35 Hardcore Hustle
23:42 Strange Ways
25:29 Fancy Clown
25:57 Eye
26:16 Supervillain Theme
26:39 All Caps
27:24 Great Day
33:09 Rhinestone Cowboy
Nice
Oh my days. Top notch content as always! I'm a great admirer of the genuineness of your channel. This kind of chaotic reaction where you dunno what formula to follow, is exactly how any reactor should be reacting to listening to DOOM for the first time because he is just that strange. I've waited ages for this as MF DOOM is my personal pick for GOAT. Honestly though, my favourite DOOM project has to be Mm..Food. If you feel like continuing your voyage of the masked villain, that *has* to be the next stop. Much love and respect.
congrats jon! excited for this reaction!
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The best part of Madvillainy is just how dense DOOM’s lyrics are. It’s one of the big reasons why this album never gets old and in face gets better every listen. There’s always new bars to catch, new ways to interpret bars, and new parts of the story to catch. It’s why this album has over time raised on my all time favorites and not lowered like you’d think an album would after listening to it 50+ times.
Cool to see you really get it with the rhyme schemes, patterns, lyrics and all of that. I think it's good that you got more comfortable with hip-hop before diving into this because it's dense. Love it Jon!
I absolutely love what you said at the end Jon about people not being as disconnected as the media portrays. I completely agree.
this album still gives me goosebumps if I go too long without hearing it