Dad Reacts to Kanye West - Yeezus
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Kanye West - Yeezus
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0:00 Intro
2:20 On Sight
4:41 Black Skinhead
7:24 I Am A God
12:07 New Slaves
16:32 Hold My Liquor
21:18 I'm In It
25:36 Blood On The Leaves
31:21 Guilt Trip
34:55 Send It Up
37:45 Bound 2
Yeezus is the sixth studio album by American rapper and producer Kanye West. It was released on June 18, 2013, through Def Jam Recordings and Roc-A-Fella Records. West gathered a number of artists and close collaborators for the production, including Mike Dean, Daft Punk, Noah Goldstein, Arca, Hudson Mohawke, and Travis Scott. The album also features guest vocals from Justin Vernon, Chief Keef, Kid Cudi, Assassin, King L, Charlie Wilson, and Frank Ocean.
Fifteen days before its release date, West enlisted the help of producer Rick Rubin to strip down the sound of Yeezus in favor of a more minimalist approach. The album has been characterized as West's most experimental and sonically abrasive work. It draws from an array of genres, including industrial, acid house, electro, punk, and Chicago drill. West's unconventional use of samples is also contained, as on "Blood on the Leaves", which contains a sample from Nina Simone's 1965 rendition of "Strange Fruit".
No album artwork is featured on the release of the former, and the physical CD edition was released in a clear jewel box with only a strip of red tape and sample credits. Initial promotion included worldwide video projections of the music and live television performances. West released two singles from the album; "Black Skinhead" in July 2013 and "Bound 2" the following month. The release of Yeezus coincided with that of rapper J. Cole's album Born Sinner, which was moved back a week to coincide with Yeezus' release, leading to speculation about which release would sell more copies.
Yeezus received widespread acclaim from critics, many of whom named it among West's best work and commended its brash direction, though public response was divided. The album was nominated for Best Rap Album at the 2014 Grammy Awards. The album debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200, selling 327,000 copies in the first week of release, while also topping the charts in Australia, Canada, Denmark, New Zealand, Russia and the United Kingdom. It has since been certified double platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), and was named by several publications as one of the best albums of the 2010s, including Rolling Stone, who later included it at 269 on its 2020 list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.
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Please do Awaken, My Love 😭🙏
KEVIN U GOT TO TRY THE LIVE VERSION OF THE BLOOD ON THE LEAVES BY BBC, IT'S SO FKING EMOTIONAL AND BEAUTIFUL
Dude gotta show your dad watch the throne next. Love that your dad loved BLOOD ON THE LEAVES 😂. Certified classic. Was just with a group of 20 people all screaming out the lyrics at a party a couple weeks ago, the energy is unmatched
Please do Astro world 🙏
No reaction channel is complete without reacting to Dance with the Devil by immortal technique
first second of On Sight could single-handedly kill a pilgrim
i wanna time travel just so i can blast On Sight in front of a victorian child and see how they react
@@cadenminnich6066 would kill faster than the plague
😂😂😂😂
@@cadenminnich6066 they would seize up and die 💀
A fine mist
Album is damn near a decade old and would sound futuristic if it dropped today. That's a genius
clasic kanye's music moment
damn, I've always hated this album. But never had the perspective you gave in this comment. I'll give it another listen; this time as a futuristic album. It damn near could've been something from the year 2050 or something. So interesting.
I mean he took inspiration from lots of other experimental hip-hop that dropped prior
That's because he was inspired by death grips and nine inch nails which are extremely progressive and avant garde
@@danielswillis I mean didn’t those people take inspiration from others. Beatles said it best that everyone uses everyone else, that’s just how it goes..
I genuinely think, if you’ve properly listened to all of Kanye’s albums, with an open mind, it’s impossible to doubt he’s the best artist of our generation. He’s fucking insanely talented. Musical genius is genuinely the truth.
He’s certainly one of the best, but in my opinion Trent Reznor is the best artist of our generation.
unfortunately some people just don't understand what good music is
Really wish he wasn't such a terrible person though
@@nateds7326 law of equivalent exchange lmao.
I know I say he is top 5 of this generation but people praise drake more because he sells more than Kanye and also Kanye’s crazy rants affect his legacy and discredit his work and if he keeps spitting out bullshit from the right wing party talking points shit. And antiemetic shit also.
The sample on 'On Sight' says "He'll give us what we need. It may not be what we want." This is exactly what Yeezus is. It's not what anybody "wanted" but we NEEDED IT
Genius
It’s also foreshadowing to the end of the album, It’s like god telling him that, he needs to change his destructive lifestyle he’ll get what he needs not what he wants
kid a moment
Mac Miller had the best comments on this album. Wrapped it up in a sentence.
All the shit that ye has been doing the last few months reflects this line. Its tough love. You may not like or understand it in the moment but it will be good for us I’m the long run. It’s what we need not what we want.
Fun fact. The first part of "On Sight" was a daft punk testing/playing with the synthesizer but Kanye loved the vibe so much he add it to the album.
the intro sounds almost harsh noise-ish, lmao
for a mainstream artist so big like kanye to release that, is wild
@@LucasXavierReis Makes sense that its daft punk, sounds so similar to Intro - Robot/Human
fr it sounds like testing a new module in a eurorack or some shit
i feel like starting with on sight was just meant to piss people off, kinda like all of yeezus lmaoo
for anyone curious you can make this sound with any synthezier with oscillator hard sync, all you gotta do is sync the oscs and then fuck around with the fine tune knob on the oscillator being synced, thats what makes that growling noise
I really wish people would understand how hated this album was when it came out. It was a tough time to be a Kanye fan. His music ages like wine though so I’m glad people now enjoy it.
I think connor should show kevin the Yeezus SNL single videos, they really set up the kanye villain arc beautifully
"The one where he starts screaming on tracks" as my uncle would refer to it for a hot second. This came out right after Watch The Throne, which in my opinion is Kanye's most mainstream sounding project when put up against it's contemporaries. Yeezus came out of even Ye's left field and I was HERE for it!
100%. Loved this project when it came out, it helped being into experimental and metal. It was such a strange contrast from how well received fantasy was with the casual listener.
The same with Donda, people 5 years from now will be blasting Donda in their cars. All but 3 of his albums are way ahead of their time.
@@itslukebtw Same here. I remember getting the leak and absolutely freaking out. Was instantly one of my favorite records ever. Still is to this day.
“I gave my dad my old CDs because my car plays cassettes” what a hard fucking line I wish I was half that cool holy shit
I loved my 98 mustang. I would go to goodwill and hunt down classics on cd or cassettes. Now I have a truck that doesnt have either. Stupid.
Time stamp?
@@astro7267 1:02
Right I was like, not gonna drop the car??
Fuckin love my 2005 Passat with no CD :)))
Shoutout to the relationship you guys have. Really hope to have this with my kids one day.
Try to put you phone down tho. Maybe for atleast 5 seconds dude is out of it. With the phone
@@Shitty796 he’s literally reading the lyrics bro
@@Shitty796 If this was intentionally funny, you are a genius.
@@Shitty796 hes actually reading the lyrics. he puts the phone down in every discussion moment.
really hope to have this with my dad one day
Interesting fact, Virgil Abloh helped design the cover of the album. It represented the death of the CD era in music (with the streaming era coming to fruition at the time). The empty CD case with the blank CD inside actually symbolises an open casket of the CD, much like funerals. That's the genius of Kanye and Virgil (RIP).
Also just the minimalist stripped back nature of the album
That’s amazing I never knew that. Do you know the significance to why the red tape was used?
@@dirtidior711 that I’m not too sure of unfortunately, I’m sure Virgil would’ve explained it somewhere though. There’s an entire UA-cam video which explains the process they went through in designing the artwork for the album
@@fredk6992 💯
@@dirtidior711 Might be a Kanye thing since he sees the color red as a powerful color or something like in MBDTF
Love when Connor knows a Kanye one liner is coming and sneaks a look at Kevin for the reaction
Keep it up guys, love all the reactions
LMAO i know. sometimes kevin is too focused on the lyrics and doesn’t react. 😂
Hurry up with my damn croissants!
Drake is the instagram captions god and kanye is the one liners god
@@doublev2958 i think lil wayne has better one liners than kanye
@@alapotato9367 lasagna
Blood on the leaves. WHAT AN ABSOLUTE CLASSIC.
absolute oppenheimer bomb
About “Bound 2“ not supposed be there: pretty sure this song is supposed to act as a very tongue in cheek ending to the acid induced nightmare that is Yeezus. It is a complete shift in tone with themes centering around true love and finding the right person/building a family, almost suggesting an antidote to the previous nightmarish journey. But of course that comical happy ending reminiscient of a 60s TV show seems to good to be true and feels out place, we kinda know something is off. Uh-huh honey.
Did Kanye fucking pavlov me as soon as I read Uh-Huh honey I could hear the instrumental in my head
I mean, he couldn’t just not give that soulful shit he always brings
@@55thstreet66 damn that negativity gonna get you nowhere in life. Good luck to you.👍
That and just as soon as you'd think the song is over, he hits you with "Jerome's in the house, watch ya mouth" almost like a twist ending. Implying his old demons (sex, drugs, ego, etc) are still around, which perfectly leads into TLOP
JEROME’s in the house at the end proves that something’s off about this happy ending
Yeezus was such a great era. Yeezus tour to this day was one of the best tours I’ve ever been too. The merch was fire. The creativity and visual design was there. Yeezus the album is a grower for sure. Such a slept on album.
I agree that tour was straight fire. Only time I ever saw him live. This album was the last one Kanye I really connected to before it was too hard to separate the persona from the (imo declining) music. Excited to watch this!
Same and same
Kanye has like 3/4 top shows I've ever been to lol
@@AustinHibblerComedy un pi
@@DerekDockendorf Pablo tour was crazy iconic
Don't worry everyone, Kevin didn't spontaneously combust 5 seconds into On Sight
I don't know why people hate this album. I think it just has to grow on people. Genius work of art. Creatively out of this world. Fearless.
because his original fan base is not into electric and rock music
@ayyy__donkey I'm saying
@ayyy__donkey NO WAY
@ayyy__donkey OMG WOW🤯🤯🤯 NEVER WOULD HAVE THOUGHT!!!!
Best album ever
What I like about this podcast is it makes you feel like you listening to the albums for the first time
I was wondering why I enjoy this channel so mich
The best thing about these reactions is that it feels like you’re listening to the album for the first time again
𝕊𝕡𝕖𝕔𝕚𝕒𝕝 𝕕𝕒𝕥𝕚𝕟𝕘 𝕗𝕠𝕣 𝕪𝕠𝕦 ➺ BEAUTYZONE.CAM/Anna
Anna is a beautiful girl.
He's the person I love, he's my light
day. The way the music flows and sounds
is extravagant and fun. Anna is
icon, legend, beautiful girl, princess, inspiration,
a star. I could go on and on, understand this.
I love NBA Anna.#垃圾
Fr
@@kimonisandi1435 shut up bruh
@@PartyRockerOG 😂💯
On god dude I love experiencing this
"This is Frank (Ocean) by the way."
"Oh, is it Frank? Right here? BUT THERE'S DRUMS!"
That part got me! hahahaha Kevin is really understading more about hip hop culture then a lot of people.
lmao!!
Makes me want a Channel Orange reaction now.
Gotta show Kevin Channel Orange.. ASAP
@@NONAME-qf6gj so many beautiful tracks, pyramids, lost, super rich kids, pink matter. God damn
Verdade, joão
Blood on the leaves and Guilt Trip were like the two dopest tracks on the album, honestly. The production for both was amazing.
I’m In It is lowkey the best song just insane sonically
@@SwagMaster824and lyrically 😂
All 3 mentioned in this comment and replies were my least favorites
@@dakota6050nah Hold My Liquor all the way through Guilt Trip is the best stretch of the album
Guilt trip and blood on the leaves def the best two songs on here
This guy is the example of a GOOD dad.
a G.O.O.D dad 😂
Incredible😂
He's a M.a.a.d dad
@@thoonalia i like you
G.O.O.D. father M.A.A.D. generation
How absurd that 2013, the year this came out, was nearly 10 years ago 🤯
Time flying
stoooop you're scaring me xD
I still remember hearing this album when it dropped. Sophomore year, second period. Im freaking outttt
It was so far ahead of it's time
heres a theory, maybe thats how time works!
Reminder that in the Pitchfork's readers poll that year it won both most overrated album and most underrated album of the year. That's how divisive it was.
Wow that's hilarious.
that’s actually so funny 😭
I just spent the last 4 hours consuming your guys content after just discovering this channel and what a treat it has been. It's incredible that even though I've listened to all of these albums hundreds of times, it feels like the first time all over again listening to it with Kevin. Really great shit, guys. Really fantastic to see a kid and his dad bonding over music like this. Connor has a wonderfully eclectic taste in music and I'm glad he's sharing it with his dad and the world. I would really like to see Kevin react to Acid Rap by Chance!
Definitely he would love Acid Rap
SAME I can’t get enough of this content it’s a beautiful bonding experience
Such a great point man. My love of rap runs deep, but I go in phases a lot more these days when I'm really not listening to any. Discovering this channel a few days ago and watching the 2 Kendrick videos then this one was thrilling all over again and a reminder of how amazing these albums are. My new favorite UA-cam.
Same here! I just stumbled upon this a few weeks ago and listen to one a day 😂💕
You summed it up so well.
When he was saying “this is brilliant” and you pointed at him right before the next switch in New Slaves 😂 love it. Pre yeezus, I was classic rock and U2 only with a Dad/family stuck in 1970, nothing new or risky allowed. This album singlehandedly changed my life and it’s wild that’s not an exaggeration. It changed my entire perspective on what was going on around me, and I’ll always have Yeezus to bring me back to my nostalgic teen days
Absolutely love that 🔥🔥🔥
man i wish i could listen to this album for the first time again. but it’ll always be there for us to enjoy
Same I’m u2 to Ye
I’m so impressed that your father has managed to stop himself from just jumping into every album. Idk if I’d be able to stop myself if I were him
I thought he was gonna start jumping on blood on the leaves
Well tbh, the Patreon and brand deal money would be a big incentive
He’s definitely gonna jump on father stretch my hands pt1
For all we know he already has and this is a fake reaction
@@King-Nova what?
One thing I've noticed recently about this album is that On Sight and Bound 2 are both opposite yet perfect bookends for this album, with On Sight being a very hard, intense song cut up by breaks of a much softer sample, whereas Bound 2 is a soft sample song that is interjected by a hard bass more reflective of the rest of Yeezus throughout. Amazing that 9 years later there are still layers that you can uncover from this album
It’s kinda like a concept album ngl
@@Carl-J it’s a good album but it is absolutely not a concept album
@@Brandon-jg6ov of course there is a concept there are 8 hour podcasts that break it down
@@Brandon-jg6ov it is somewhat a concept album
And the sample says “he’ll give us what we need, it maybe not be what we want” the entire album is is minor key (expected major parts that contribute to the themes) expect the on sight sample and all of on sight. The whole album people were waiting for the character of Yeezus to break and old Kanye to come out, and he finally does that on bound 2. But that is after he talked about so much shit.
The sample used in "On Sight" that plays in the middle of the track states that "He'll give us what we need, but it may not be what we want.". This not only perfectly shows how he knew people would react to the album, but also it explains Yeezus as a whole. The album may not be what people wanted, but Kanye felt that we needed something not done yet by him, and something new in the mainstream world of music, which he definitely brought attention to.
My favorite Kanye album to date. I loved it day one and people looked at my like I was crazy.
Good ole days 🤙🏽
You are crazy if this is your fave kanye album
@@imgonnatellmom3245 cap Yeezus sweeps
@@imgonnatellmom3245 YEEZUS>>>
@@Yeezus111 to be fair i made that comment 3 months ago, yeezus is 10/10
Fun fact: Kid cudi didn’t even record his feature for guilt trip! Kanye found those vocals that Cudi recorded for a demo and just chopped it and put it on guilt trip. It’s so crazy cuz his vocals go so well with the song and beat…also around that time was when Cudi left GOOD Music…kanye ironically used the part where he says “if you love me so much then why’d you let me go?”
Yep and it also caused a riff between the two that ended with Cudi checking himself into rehab and Kanye getting the crowd during the Life of Pablo tour to sing for Cudi’s well-being with the number 1 song in the country at the time, “Father Stretch My Hands pt.1”. Eventually they’d heal together and spawn the all powerful Kids See Ghosts
@@jiketagg4251 that was the most dickride comment I have ever read
@@brandoncornelius16 it was interesting but you ain’t lying 😂😂
Wow with their beef now this is a timely comment 🤯
@@jiketagg4251 And now their friendship has ended once again
i have imagined kevin's reaction to "i'm in it" since the first ttt video i watched
Wow, thank you Hivemind, I'm really glad you enjoy this series as much as I do! If you got Kevin on to do a video with you guys, that'd be really cool! I am wanted for numerous cases of tax evasion.
give me my kids back
You guys should have Riley react to Yeezus, I think he would love it!
barely mentioned Assassin it was dissapointing
hell of a crossover right here GOD DAMN
You dad listened to 5 rap albums and now he’s dressed like he’s ready to drop his own mixtape
The 4 song run
Hold my Liquor->Guilt Trip
On another plane completely
Bound 2 is meant for the album. It’s a purposeful contrast as it’s actually musical as opposed to the harshness of the rest of the album. It’s supposed to demonstrate the potential of the romance. It was overall indicative of him finally starting to date Kim and the hope he had for the relationship.
It’s why you have that interlude in the middle of on On Sight. It foreshadows the music you’ll eventually get on Bound 2, an antidote to the intensity of everything else. Hope in the midst of darkness.
I appreciate you Chris 🙏
I don’t see it tbh
@@danielmcgrath680 don’t see what? The romance on Bound 2? How it contrasts On Sight?
@@FilmColossus the only thing I don’t think you’re reaching on is the contrast.. ‘It’s why you have that interlude at the beginning of on sight. That early interlude foreshadows the music you’ll eventually get’ 💀 bro what
Chris also can’t believe I’m JUST realizing this. but the damn album cover confirms the dark side vs. light side theory / concept. I always thought it was like a reflection but it’s clearly WHICH / ONE imagery like TLOP
That ending synth on Guilt Trip is very Man on the Moon. Cudi being on the track makes me think it's a little nod to him too.
I saw a interview where cudi said he didn't even know he was one the song until he heard it.
It reminds me of can't look at my eyes
That's gotta be Mike Dean 🔥
How is it a nod to him? It's literally him. Lmao
@@lukepilky_ar I think he's referring to the sonics of the outro. I just think both artists work with Mike Dean and take influence from one another so its no surprise the synth sound could be quite similar.
Charlie Wilson is old and a legend ! Love how your dad breaks down each song. Art is subjective! So this is pure gold
This album is what made me Kanye fan... I didn't care for 808's, now that I'm much older I see the story connected between all the albums and it is truly amazing.
JUST AN FYI, the effect used on “Hold My Liquor” is called the “Prisimizer” effect. It’s used by fusing any auto-tune and the Antares Harmony Engine (really any harmony multiplier) together. Bon Iver was one of the first artists to use it in his music. Really beautiful sonically 🥰
Also I’m pretty sure Kevin has already heard it before on Blonde
Hold My Liquor isn't Prismizer, just the Antares Harmony Engine software - but they're related. Francis of Francis and the Lights "invented" the Prismizer by controlling Harmony Engine with a MIDI keyboard (obviously the functionality was there already but he was the first known to use it this way). Then he showed this to Justin Vernon of BI, whose engineer Chris Messina recreated the effect in hardware (Eventide H8000). The version that Justin uses on his albums is called the Messina. But on Yeezus it's just Harmony Engine running on an auto setting, no keyboard, which is what really makes the difference.
Wasn't it invited by Francis and the lights?
@@filipmilczarek4456 Yeah, but Justin Vernon and one of his producers created their own version of it
what effect?
The sample at the end of New Slaves was by a hungarian band called Omega, the song is called Gyöngyhajú Lány and it was a huge hit in the 70s in Europe. I’m kinda proud, cause i’m hungarian too
Esetleg bojler érdekel uram?
Also worth mentioning that the band sued Kanye for the sample as they never got paid for it
I think the title in english is " The girl with pearls in her hair" . Cheers from Romania!
@@lutascosmin well basically yes, something like Pearly-haired girl
@@adambarath9179 the first CD I ever bought,in the mid 90s,was a classic rock compilation and this was the last song on it. love it ever since. Also, I saw Omega live a few times,great band
I can’t imagine listening to YEEZUS with my dad 😂 it’s probably Kanye at his most unhinged and most creative.
blood on the leaves has been my favorite since i first heard it growing up and seeing your dads reaction brought back that same joy and excitement i felt when i first heard it
808s and Yeezus are forever cemented for how experimental and overall daring and culture shifting they were. 💎
Honestly, I’d say Yeezus wasn’t that daring, at least compared to the experimental hip hop already coming out at the time. I’d say Yeezus is probably a moment in his career when Kanye was very much behind the curve.
@@harshbrownslol it was daring in the sense of how main stream kanye still was and in the public eye. He had just married Kim k who at the time was one of the most hated figures in the media and after just creating his magnum opus. And I still never agree that yeezus sounds like anything during the time because it doesn't. At all. Love death grips but completely different sound. Sayinf yeezus= death grips is just a cop out imo.
@@harshbrownslol fantano burner
@@harshbrownslol actual melon head take
@@harshbrownslol I mean if you could share some of those experimental albums from that time that did what yeezus did but better, i'll gladly listen to them
Kevin should do a tier list of every album they listened to on this channel for the one year anniversary.
And best song from each album
sick idea fr
Great idea
@Janisa Fanisa I love NBA Youngboy
This record was so ahead of its time. Vicious, Raw, Mean, No chill
Holy W dad for saying on Blood on the leaves his favorite track
THIS VIDEO HIGHLY AWAITED. GONNA BLOW UP. Love the channel guys, you’re killing the game right now
one mil views easily. very well deserved too i luv these guys
only when they actually go for hip hop albums. Those get the best views
Y’all deserve every single bit of success coming your way. Incredible channel, dope people, just wow.
Edit: Please dear god, do Circles, by Mac Miller. Please, please, please.
yea all the zero success they have coming, who are these two posers anyway? the music is bad enough but to watch two people pretend to like it? hmmm ya next!
@@smallbox679 ratio
^^^^ do circles !!!
@@smallbox679 lmaoooo you a hater, grow up
@@smallbox679 can you change your name to small brain please?
Charlie Wilson actually is a singer from back in the day he was in the group “gap band” and had many solo singles and albums do really well. And he’s very heavily featured in hip hop
I was thinking the same thing when he said "he's not an old singer"
This album came out my senior year in high school and I remember hanging with the boys that summer with this playing before we all went our separate ways for school. This album never fails to bring me back to that summer.
That put such a big smile on my face
Kanye used a crazy amount of old school samples for this album. Definitely a shift in the game at the time. Charlie Wilson is actually a very well known 70s and 80s legend. Was part of the gap band!!
Thank you for pointing this out. I was like noooo Connor 😂
@@Slipcubusknight Same. I wrote a comment about how Charlie Wilson is now 69 years old, then saw this part of the comment section. There are so many other verbal references that they don't understand that are hilarious in Kanye's music. Because it came from black culture. But it's ok. At least they love and respect the music.
Always remember, this came after MBDTF. He could have easily stuck to that sound because it worked. But no, he decided he'd already made perfect, so instead he changed hip hop forever
FACTS 💯!!!!!
Rad
MBDTF and WTT dude was going insane
Nah men cllpng and death grips already pushed the boundary on experimental music back then. But he definitely made it available to the mainstream.
Soon as they like you make ‘em unlike you
The word I use to describe Kanyes' music from this time: Pathos. The way it builds up and concludes in a massive wave of sounds with all kinds of instruments. Just amazing.
Haven’t watched this video yet. I just discovered you guys on my homepage and started at the beginning with the Radiohead stuff. I’m going to be binging these for awhile. I’m 47 and have been a music obsessive all my life. I started a musical journal with my daughter when she was 11 where we introduce and play music for each other. She’s 16 now and our love for music has kept us together. Discovering new artists and sharing love for certain songs has been fun to experience with her. So yeah, your channel immediately appealed to me. Much love and support to you both. Can’t wait to see all of these reactions…some of which are new to me as well.
YEEZY SZN APPROACHIN F*CK WHATEVER YALL BEEN HEARING
MONSTA BOUT TO COME ALIVE AGAIN
Soon as I pull up and park the Benz
WE GET THIS BITCH SHAKING LIKE PARKINSONS 😵💫😵💫😵💫
I forgor 💀
"as soon as they like you, make them unlike you"
That lyric is exactly who he is.
I never cared for him and when I read how bad this album was I had to hear it... and loved it!
It's still the only one I really care for.
You should listen to his other albums. Really great stuff🔥
life of pablo is somewhat similar to yeezus, you might like it
@@napoopy it’s not at all aside from like 2 songs
Kanye has so many timeless albums how could this possibly be the only one you like
@@napoopy life of Pablo was one of my favorites. Just like Kanye I tend to appreciate the things where most the herd don’t.
Coming back to this after utopia
Arca was one of three leading producers on this album. I believe she has production credits for "Hold My Liquor", "I'm In it", "Blood on the Leaves", "Send It Up", and "New Slaves". Although she only has credits on those songs, her sound and impact is absolutely felt on the entire project. According to interviews with Arca, Kanye basically needed help making the album sound as industrial as it is. By that time, Arca had released her EP Stretch 1 and her album Stretch 2, which attracted Kanye's attention. Although she had other crazy projects out, like "Xen" and I believe "Mutant", it was the stretches that really got Kanye on the Arca wave. Kanye's team then reached out to her, and she responded by just sending them back what she considered to be her most insane and out of the ordinary production at the time. In "Hold My Liquor", you can actually hear some direct samples from Arca's album "&&&&&" in it. If you love this sound from Kanye and are looking to get into more industrial or "avant-garde" music, I really recommend Arca. I genuinely don't think there is anyone better making music currently. She also collaborated with fellow producer Sophie on the song "La Chiqui" off of her of album KiCk i and it's literally divine with how extravagant and extreme that track is. That quote your dad said about "Blood on the Leaves" with how it sounds like a two hour climactic movie condensed into song is basically the perfect way to describe all of Arca's music. Everything she does is indescribable and leaves both musicians and producers baffled at how she does what she does. If you particularly like the sound of Yeezus, I recommend starting with her album "KiCk iii", as it is her most straightforward, aggressive album. Arca is like a psychedelic for music -- none of it makes too much sense at first glance, you can't really grasp it, but once you get comfortable with the experience her art is genuinely profound. It also shows how tasteful Kanye actually was, as Arca was really underground by the time Yeezus was coming out. With that being said though, Arca was attracting attention to herself at the time due to her collaborations with Bjork -- which are also phenomenal and life changing. I can't imagine having enough respect as a musician and producer to be directly requested by KANYE to be one of the lead designers of his project. It also really shouldn't matter, but considering how hypersexual, homoerotic, and transsexual Arca's work has always been, it again is just a testament to her craft that Kanye and his collaborators looked past all their biases to just collaborate with her artwork.
This is a Mike Dean album. They always bring in different people to vibe off of, but Mike Dean is the one who ultimately orchestrates and produces everything.
@@79Glitch yeah for sure, but if you listen to Arca’s projects, especially “&&&&&” has direct samples used in this album. Arca’s sound was definitely turned down in the production, but her sound is definitely still heard imo.
I appreciate this!
Thank you for sharing this
Isn't arca a man?
Kevin was amazing as always, but I think Connor stole the show here. It’s palpable how much he loves this album and it was so cool watching his energy rub off on Kevin
𝕊𝕡𝕖𝕔𝕚𝕒𝕝 𝕕𝕒𝕥𝕚𝕟𝕘 𝕗𝕠𝕣 𝕪𝕠𝕦 ➺ BEAUTYZONE.CAM/Anna
Anna is a beautiful girl.
He's the person I love, he's my light
day. The way the music flows and sounds
is extravagant and fun. Anna is
icon, legend, beautiful girl, princess, inspiration,
a star. I could go on and on, understand this.
I love NBA Anna.#垃圾
Anna is not a beautiful girl
@@claws811 agree 👆🏼
nice pfp go bills
The bills lost 4 times in a row at the superbowl crazy
I was SO mesmerized by this album when it came out, you have no idea. It was constantly on replay - especially blood on the leaves.
It’s so cool to see your dad experience this for the first time, I felt 15 again.
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What were your initial thoughts to "Blood on the leaves"? My friend cried when I broke down to her the meaning of the Nina Simone sample on Blood on the leaves. It's such a layered track-- Truly one of Kanye's best.
@@doitright5819 very similar to his in this videos but that was simply due to me experiencing the music and composition first. It was very different from what I’ve heard of Kanye up until that moment (not to imagine music in general in the early 2010’s). But as I listed again and again and finally looked into the sample he used, it became that much more grounded. It added onto the weight of the song. The original sample is so eerie and just overall morbid so although he changed it up here adds onto the monstrous theme
I remember when I saw him live at SP tour, when it was dark and I heard that intro piano key - goosebumps. This song hits different when you experience it live
@@doitright5819 My fav song Kanye ever. I was just a kid when I first heard it, and I was in love with the song sonically. As I've grown up, I love what its about along with the way it sounds. One of ye's most powerful and heavy songs
Thats whats great about this channel. When you see the dad reacting to the albums, it feels like you are listening to them for the first time again!
I absolutely love yeezus
Love the videos! It would be awesome if you each started a public playlist and add your favorite couple songs from each album you have listened to. Feel like it would be cool to see how you guys would vary from album to album.
I'm so bummed he missed the "stuck my fist in her like a Civil Rights sign" line. Would've loved to see his reaction
nah
and the OJ line in off sight, figured that would be a reference that is from "his time"
NAh
same; that's my favorite line on yeezus lol
Can’t wait for Bound 2, On Sight, all of it
This is gonna be so good
Edit during the live stream: this is so good lol
this album is ahead of its time ! I wish he release another project like this one. Kanye is genius.
I LOVE NEW SLAVES THE LAST MINUTE IS PEAKKKKKKKK MUSIC
Blood on the Leaves is a crazyyyy track and gets me hype every time🔥 so cool seeing your dad react to it. Been watching the whole Kanye series! Love the content.
Easily my favorite song off the album
overrated track imo 🥱
@@youtubecommentor6944 damn look at this edgy guy with a different opinion. So cool that guy
@@Isaiahlemoine L bozo
@@Isaiahlemoine It’s edgy to have a different opinion?? I agree with that guy, it’s overrated as hell
It was such a decisive album at the time. It’s like he took Hell of a Life and cranked it to 1000. But then he throws in Bound 2 to show you he could still do the soul sample songs if he wanted to. What a fantastic album Yeezus is.
i only truly appreciated the album this year tbh. Glad i got hooked back in.
This album is nothing like hell of a life
@@S0LACE222 It is
@@S0LACE222 clean your ears son
Idk why people hated this album so much when it first released. I remember vividly hearing On Sight when i listened for the first time and instantly loving it. I had never heard anything like this album before. Coincidentally, this album led to me discovering Death Grips and i ended up loving their stuff too. Lol.
I was so hyped when I heard all the fuzz about the death grips influence but the second I pressed play on On Sight, it was hate at first sight.
I still hate it. And I am a God. And Bound 2. And yet it's probably the record I have listened to most in my life.
I love the album but I see why people hated it tbh
This album is my favorite kanye album. I'll never forget when I heard Blood on the Leaves the first time. I played it at least 12 times everyday lol.
Charlie Wilson was the lead singer of the 70s and 80s funk band The Gap Band. They had a few very popular songs. He's also been consistently releasing solo work.
Outstanding is incredible
@@waynewilson1068 Seconded. Completely obsessed with it for like a month last summer when I discovered it
@@Slyfield87 really good driving home from work song
I was laughing so hard when he was like “oh so he’s not like an old singer” and I was over like no he definitely is LOL. Tyler has a bunch of Charlie Wilson on his work too which is dope too
Yeah I hear him a lot on albums I listen to. He has such a recognizable voice that you just know it’s him. And he always brings it.
I’d like to add that Charlie Wilson is in fact an old singer. He made his name back in The Gap Band back in the 70’s and 80’s. Their biggest hit was probably “You Dropped A Bomb On Me”
you make me wanna shout
Party train
@@kiddfromla hell yeah! Early in the Morning still goes too 🤝
Outstanding
Yeah Charlie Wilson is amazing. If people haven't seen it yet, they need to look up Kanye on Jools Holland. Charlie accompanies him on a performance of New Slaves and I can't listen to that song anymore without hearing Charlie's amazing adlibs
I’m a black Afrikan Hip Hop fan. Who is also a Metal fan (and generally eclectic in my music taste)…so l was the only one in my circles who loved this album at first listen. I got all the sonic references (Trent Reznor, Marilyn Manson…then those Fireman dancehall/Capleton samples). I’m also a Graphic Designer so the minimalist cover concept was just pure Geen-yaahs 😁😂
Yeezus really was ahead of it’s time
The fact that your pops used Maria I’m drunk from rodeo with thug as a comparison to Yeezus is a W. You guys are great man and I’m glad to see him appreciate our generation of quality music that doesn’t get the praise it deserves.
That part!
Travis helped co produced on new slaves and guilt trip and said that this album helped shape him into the artist he is now
Kanye really took a big gamble on this project. And it sounded great as years passes. Really great reaction from you guys!!
I cant wait for you guys to listen to The Life of Pablo next.
Gosh. Life of Pablo is so great. It's my favorite of Kanye's albums
The outro section of "New Slaves" is sampled from a Hungarian rock song from the late 60's, titled "Gyöngyhajú Lány" which was originally performed by Omega, and was written by Presser Gábor, who is credited in the songwriting credits of Kanye's song thankfully
Your channel has hands down the best reaction videos on UA-cam. I know all these album so well but when I watch your videos it's like discovering those record all over again for the first time!
i could never picture myself listening to "I'm in it" with my dad lmao
We were all waiting for "sweet and sour sauce"
Every time I listen to this album I think “THIS is the stripped back, minimalist version??” I’ve always wondered what it sounded like before it was leveled out in the final hours.
What was the story again? Rick Rubin came in at the 11th hour to strip it back or something?
Search up “Thank God For Drugs”. I believe most songs that were stripped from the yeezus album were in this earlier song.
Thank God For Drugs was the latest iteration of Yeezus songs before being heavily reworked. id recommend to give it a listen.
Watching Kanye perform Yeezus songs live takes this album to another level. Every song is a banger the more you listen to this album
Blood on the leaves is the most underrated song in his discography imo its on Stronger and Bound 2's level
Blood On The Leaves is lowkey better than stronger
Botl isnt underrated
Charlie Wilson is an old singer. He just continues to make contemporary music. He was the frontman for the hitmaking Funk band The Gap Band. Check out their songs "Early In The Morning," "Outstanding," "Yearning For Your Love" and "You Dropped A Bomb On Me."
He went solo in the 2000s and is highly in demand for hip hop acts like Kanye and Tyler The Creator.
Charlie Wilson is an all time great!
yeah they meant old like from way back, like nina simone, they weren't literally talking about his age
He's also on Snoop's and Justin Timberlake's "Signs".. great song
My favorite Kanye song Charlie Wilson is on is See Me Now, I wish it was on streaming services because I would play that nonstop lmao
@@venkateshshenoy4888 The best Kanye song with a Charlie Wilson feature is Brothers, but it's unreleased. Kanye has way too many songs he's kept in the vault.
i just hope their headphones do it justice it makes such a difference especially for hold my liquor
I feel like they got good af headphones
It’s hilarious the difference in hold my liquor with xm4’s instead of AirPods or car speakers
Singllehandely one of the greatest and most underrated albums of all time. Im saying this as someone who doesnt really LOVE rap like that but have listened to a lot of it.
Ahh, finally the best Kanye album
Yeezus is like 5th In his discog imo
yes.
@@Brandon-jg6ov rs
@@Brandon-jg6ov nah 2ND at best
TLOP better
IMO hold my liquor doesn’t get enough attention. Hands down my favorite kanye track. The buildup and then the beat drop is immaculate.
It’s one of my favs too 😌
That song is a movie in itself. Simply brilliant
It’s probably my favourite kanye track aswell. Simply amazing🤝
Mike dean absolutely murders the outro
best song on yeezus
love u guys, thanks to u for making such a great content. it helps me a lot when i feel really lonely, a big hug for u 2. greetings from chile
Best 'reacts to' video I've seen. Great work guys. I hate other channels that play your favourite songs then pause them during a good bit for an overreaction whilst breaking the flow
Shout out to the ones who loved Yeezus from day 1. Y’all are the real ones.
Yeezus was my first Kanye album
@@furiousape7717 hell of a way to start listening to Kanye
@@walteravila7038 I was super into industrial music at the time, so it kinda hit me just at the right time. It got me back into rap.
I was alone in the wilderness lol but it's awesome that so many have come around over the years
cant wait for the TLOP one, I feel the album has aged pretty well looking back.
I still have some clothing pieces from this tour, such an amazing album and they way he brought the album alive on his tour was epic!
The song at the end in new slaves is “gyongyhaju lany” by the hungarian band Omega😉
This channel is literally the best thing I’ve ever watched. Many blessing coming your way 2022. Thank you for this gem
I remember leaving a party I'd thrown AT MY OWN HOUSE to listen to Yeezus in my cars excellent sound system the very minute it had dropped. Had to be 2 or 3 in the morning.
I was both blown out of my mind about it and pissed as hell that someone had blended industrial and rap in the way I'd wanted to for years.
I know that feeling so well. When you sit on an idea for too long someone is gonna do it for you instead...
Death grips did it as well though right?
@@bme0983 this is the exact reason I stopped making music actually lol I started making music because it was to bring ideas I had to life. But then I found out that someone is always going to make my ideas given enough time. So I lost motivation because I knew I’d hear my ideas eventually lol
When I saw on iTunes the album came out, I was 15 and listened to the 30 seconds of every song for free, I bought on sight and listened to it the whole day. Next day I bought new slaves and the day after that I bought the whole album and I loved it. My favourite Kanye album.🙏🏼🔥
Hold my Liquor was absolutely the greatest instrumental of the year.
Blood on the leaves had the best sample use of the decade.
Your dad was super hyped about how good the track “blood on the leaves” was. Such a great song. Wait until he takes a deep dive into the lyrics one day and understands the symbolism of “the strange fruits hanging”. Kanye is a pure genius. Sad reality and meaning of the past, but beautiful art
I think he knows. He instantly recognizes that it's Nina Simone, I got a feeling he knows the history of that song.
Fr one of my favourite kanye songs
It really isn’t that deep. It’s surface level symbolism
@@monkeymayEH you sound like a lot of fun 🙄
@@ryanhyatt you sound like you’re pseudo intellectual
FYI, Charlie Wilson is a legendary artist. He was the lead singer in The Gap Band and has some of the most sampled music ever.
Love that first peak at your dad when On Sight starts.
I'm a year late on this and probably some have already said it. One thing that I absolutely admire about Yeezus is its initiative to work with young promises and artists outside of the genre. Hold my Liquor sums it up: Chief Keef who just emerged to the scene, Bon Iver who were already a recognized indie band. On the production, freaking geniuses like Mike Dean and Noah Goldstein, as well as this independent venezuelan producer turned into electronic glitch music revolutionary ARCA (!!!!)
Man I love Yeezus and I love how ahead of its time it was.
Also Travis Scott is a producer credited on Guilt Trip