You should maybe refrain from citing the ADL and similar lobbying/pressure groups as relevant entities in your videos. They are by definition politically motivated and thus would muddle your research. Good video as always nonetheless
Yeah, but I saw the Billy Squier video when it first came out and was confused. Like wtf?! It was such a disconnect from the song. I was never a huge fan but I felt sorry for him. Regardless of who was responsible for that fiasco, it absolutely tanked his career.
@@Spring_Forward_Fall_Back Oh I'm not doubting it ruined his career, the video makes it clear that happened. Its just weird because its by far the most tame one.
@@AdequateEmily it really doesn’t surprise me, people love to preach “I love everyone, I love gay people” UNTIL they’re being accused of being gay. Nothing humbles a straight man like gay accusations (not saying those are my own thoughts, I’m gay myself).
I would also argue that Dancing in the Streets with Jagger and Bowie was a far worse video. Don't Say No is a great album. I play my vinyl of it regularly. Good production on it also.
@@chadgaliano330 yeah but problem is people accepted that from them. billys fan base was the t shirt jeans early 80s teens he lost them with that video. billy was looked at as being a bad ass before that video
He never had a very strong brand. Not much for an identifyable image either. Try to think of how you would dress up like BoB for Halloween. Even if you do your best, how many people do you think would get it? Before the flat earth shit, what did BoB represent? Someone like the weeknd for example, represents a playboy lifestyle & a bit of a nilisitic worldview. 50 cent represents resilience & ambition (many rappers do, but 50 really embodies those things). Lil Wayne (2008 & up) represents fun & carefree plain and simple, but in a way that can be identified with by the people who dont identify with Katy Perry for example. Try to make this same type of analysis for BoB. It won't be nearly as straightforward, & anything you do come up with will probably be easy to find contradictions for.
I actually like quite a bit of Elements and some of his recent releases, but the conspiracy stuff just reeks of desperation to me. I really don’t think he believes any of it
B.o.B's career didn't end because he "dissed Neil DeGrasse Tyson," it's because ANY personal controversy when you're at a career lowpoint is liable to end your career. He hadn't had a Top Ten single in years, THEN he came out as a Flat Earther.
“Rock Me Tonite” is such a banger. It’s such a shame that video was so beyond cheesy because he had gotten to the heights of REO Speedwagon, Rick Springfield, Pat Benatar, Eddie Money, Foreigner, Toto, Night Ranger, and Journey and could’ve contended with Def Leppard, 80s Heart & Bon Jovi. Sadly, it that did the harm somehow “We Built This City” didn’t kill Starship. Such a damn shame.
@@maxthenotzimen are allowed to dance in videos, but prancing is a different story. It sucks, he was really good. Amazing that one embarrassing video can tank a career, especially before social media.
I’m surprised Blurred Lines wasn’t mentioned. Robin Thicke’s biggest song turned out to be the one to end his career (especially the music video and lawsuit from Marvin Gaye’s estate) and his marriage. Even Pharrell regrets being a part of that song.
i don’t listen to a lot of classic rock anymore, but it’s what i was raised on, and seeing billy squier in a mattyballz thumbnail is not what i expected to see tonight
@@noshortselectric5208 A celebrity scientist who achieved his PhD before he was famous and was mentored by Carl Sagan. Still knows more about the subject than.. most human beings.
The rise of "cancel culture" as a political thing means some people immediately jump to the side of any person who's being hated. Even (and especially) if it's because of stuff related to consent
@@andreaseverin1346 yes, because we would rather believe survivors when they tell their stories than immediately side with a potential r*pist lol how is that difficult to understand
@@d.olluwu yeah I'm completely agreeing with you. The "anti-cancel-culture" people are the ones who always believe a potential r*pist over their victim because they believe the abuser is being unfairly targeted. Also, to those, "cancel culture" has existed forever. What was it when Dixie Chicks got blackballed for not liking the war in Iraq?
@@d.olluwu true, but false accusing of r*pe should get you the same amount of prison time that he would got if he really did that, in my country that would be 15 years behind bars, that would teach ppl to not lie about something that can destroy someones life, especially when it's easier to side with victim than assume it's not true
Both Katy Perry and Justin Timberlake could go on here too. Katy Perry already had a decline with her WITNESS era, but Swish Swish was really the song that did her in. It seemed like her most desperate attempt to stay relevant, but the video focused on all the worst elements of her as an artist. And then Justin Timberlake, releasing Filthy as the lead single of the Man Of The Woods era poisoned that whole project before it even came out.
Those aren't really controversial though, they just kind of fell off. I don't remember Katy Perry denying the holocaust or some crazy shit like that lol
@@FourthIdentity-gu2zk The problem with Swish Swish was that it was a direct response to Taylor’s Bad Blood, which in comparison is a much more successful existence. Neither song was the greatest masterpiece lyrically, but not only was Taylor’s just weak disses while Katy’s made _no sense,_ that music video and the dated memes showed that Katy had no real backbone. You’d think someone as popular as her would have a better response. Oh yeah, and it took her three years after Bad Blood to release it. Taylor was too caught up in the Kimye stuff to care, it just looked like Katy was being immature about it
If there's ever an older song that I know well but don't remember the artist it's always Billy Squier. Good job including him on this list. Sometimes people will recognize sampled songs and it totally turns them into a new fan of older artists. Thanks for recognizing a great artist who was unfairly clouded over by the industry.
1. The dumbest part of it was Ross didnt even explain what the "misinterpretation" was. Then tell us because otherwise it sounds clear as day. 2. The damning thing about it is the time period we are in now. Because honestly there are a LOT worse lyrics and verses out there in rap songs. But most of those are in the 80s and 90s. You couldnt get away with more than saying half that stuff now
Technically you can, you just can't make it seem like you actually believe those things. The entire genre of Horrorcore is littered with this kind of shit and yet is alive and well.
Music has gotten WAAAAY raunchier and nastier and violent over the years. You have been brainwashed by right wing media if you think everything nowadays is somehow cleaner than the 90s.
@@dairebeare7839 Even though a Rapper can have a little lead way in what he or she is saying and even that has its limits.. Rick Ross had time to rethink that line and even had a chance to erase it.. Still had a chance to call the studio and tell them he wanted to rerecord the verse. He thought that line was good. Even I would have looked at him and told him. *"Yo Rick, You think that line is a good idea to use?"* Somebody had to speak up but no one didn't..
It is so tragic what happened to B.o.B. He had everything on a platter. I remember because I would bump his music crazy. I even bought his album on CD when it came out. He got a feature with Eminem, and other well-known artists. But when you start saying nonsense and it’s not about music anymore. People lose touch.
BOB is one of the biggest fumbles ever. After he dropped Nothing On You, he was ON FIRE. Quadruple threat.. hitmaker, musician, lyricist, with the right backing and cosigns. SMH! By the time he dropped flatline he had already fallen off though, sadly. The Only person I’ve seen fumble harder is Charles Hamilton. Bro had the internet cheat code, until shorty snuffed him and then he had his mental health issues 😢
Probably not since he already talked about Robin in artists who ruined their career with one album so it would probably be pretty cheap to go over that again. But I do think he fits better in this video
@@theitfactorjameswheezer2852It’ll never not be strange to me how people seemingly dogpiled on Robin Thicke for cheating on his wife when so many other celebrities and non celebrities alike have also done that.
Billy Squire (and his band) were remarkably talented and his response to what happened was understandable, even though I didn't think it COULD be lol. The other issue some had with him was the very obvious 'influence' of Led Zeppelin on his music and overall sound.
One of my favorite things about B.o.B was that he played guitar. He made a song called "play the guitar", which even featured himself with a guitar on the album cover. All that, and there was absolutely zero guitar on the song.
Great edit, Matty. Anyone knows how he achieves the RGB colorish effect? Is it an adjustment layer or something? You can notice it at the edges of the video; top and bottom.
Billy Squire did something that was rare/unheard of in the days of rock , he wasn't ashamed to brace the "unmacho" side (I dunno what its called today) but he was doing what many would called "gay embracing" . which back then, the whole gay lifestyle was deemed un masculine and sick. Nowadays, if someone in any field of music did what he did- no one would bat an eye, look at Harry Styles . Hell even queen's "I want to break free" was banned in some parts of America (even MTV) because of dudes in drags. The world was weird back then.
I miss B.O.B. A rapper with his energy, voice and lyrics combined with todays flow, wordplay and instrumentals would basically be the best rapper build for today
Is anyone here Jewish? I have genuine questions about stereotypes, perceptions, I honestly want to know why it seems like saying anything your community dislikes can distroy a person's life, etc. Rick Ross survived cause Rap music has normalized horrible behaviour that is detrimental to women, minors and men.
Video was a 10/10 but While watching this video my pc turned off at 8:20 and it refuses to turn back on I’m returning the pc to the store cause it’s still under warranty
I know this was released two months ago but I JUST remembered that an indie artist named Penelope Scott fits the bill for this as well. She was doing petty well with her songs like Rät and True Crime up until she released "Self Care", a borderline unlistenable song about how over-saturated and expensive the "self care" community is. It was purposely made to be audibly overwhelming due to the message but there's the problem: if the song is genuinely bad, no one gives a shit about the message. It even leaked into the mainstream where a lot of people clowned on her for a longwhile. I haven't heard anything about her since and none of her songs have gotten popular afterwards.
that video was just 2 drunk uncles dancing ....then you find out that they once had a homosexual0ish relationship and it became the 80s definition of "Gay".
Billy Squier: You make the mistake, in the 80s, of hiring a zesty choreographer to "direct" your music video. Your instincts TOLD YOU that the video set was zesty AF beforehand; yet, you proceeded forward, causing your fan base to take a catastrophic hit. You decide to try to recover by collaborating with Freddy Mercury, an even more zesty dude 😅 Billy......that was not helping your recovery😂
…i feel like b.o.b had already faded out of the hip hop culture before he dropped that song . like…we had already stopped listening before he dropped that .
Ten years ago, I recall a rapper who cut a track, and I still remember this phrase: (I'll keep it PG!) "IDGAF about GOD...", and surprisingly, I ain't heard it since!!
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To this day, I cannot believe Rick Ross dropped those lyrics on UOENO 💀
You should maybe refrain from citing the ADL and similar lobbying/pressure groups as relevant entities in your videos. They are by definition politically motivated and thus would muddle your research.
Good video as always nonetheless
@@issamelarmiI don’t think it ruins it at all. In fact, leaving out the role they played is revisionist. Just tell it the way it happened.
Fam your videos are great but you really need to get rid of the background music
It’s really funny that one of these is just “he looked a little gay” while the other two involve Holocaust denial and a song about rape. Like goddamn.
Yeah, but I saw the Billy Squier video when it first came out and was confused. Like wtf?! It was such a disconnect from the song. I was never a huge fan but I felt sorry for him. Regardless of who was responsible for that fiasco, it absolutely tanked his career.
@@Spring_Forward_Fall_Back Oh I'm not doubting it ruined his career, the video makes it clear that happened. Its just weird because its by far the most tame one.
Homophobia is a wild thing, easy to underestimate these days but people shouldn't
the homophobia of it all in an era where grown men regularly wore makeup and tight leather pants makes me giggle
@@AdequateEmily it really doesn’t surprise me, people love to preach “I love everyone, I love gay people” UNTIL they’re being accused of being gay. Nothing humbles a straight man like gay accusations (not saying those are my own thoughts, I’m gay myself).
The dude from High School Musical ruining someone's mainstay is kinda hillarious in a sad way. Squier took it well tho.
billys ok hes most sampled artist in hip hop history dude is loaded
I would also argue that Dancing in the Streets with Jagger and Bowie was a far worse video. Don't Say No is a great album. I play my vinyl of it regularly. Good production on it also.
@@chadgaliano330 yeah but problem is people accepted that from them. billys fan base was the t shirt jeans early 80s teens he lost them with that video. billy was looked at as being a bad ass before that video
@@bb-gc2tx
Billy Squier deserved better. I think the video would’ve worked for someone like George Michael, but not him.
totally agree with you, this would’ve been totally accepted if George Michael was doing it
@@thetwitchywitchy Not sure he'd have gotten away with that in '84, a few years later yeah.
@@coyoteartist yeah you’re right, 84 was pretty early
George Michael yes, Billy Squier no..
Seemed like B.O.B couldn’t not release smashes from 2009-2012. Seeing his fall off was so wild to me😭😭
>2012
The Flat Earth stuff wasn't until 2016. It only killed his career because it was already on life support.
He never had a very strong brand. Not much for an identifyable image either.
Try to think of how you would dress up like BoB for Halloween. Even if you do your best, how many people do you think would get it?
Before the flat earth shit, what did BoB represent?
Someone like the weeknd for example, represents a playboy lifestyle & a bit of a nilisitic worldview. 50 cent represents resilience & ambition (many rappers do, but 50 really embodies those things). Lil Wayne (2008 & up) represents fun & carefree plain and simple, but in a way that can be identified with by the people who dont identify with Katy Perry for example.
Try to make this same type of analysis for BoB. It won't be nearly as straightforward, & anything you do come up with will probably be easy to find contradictions for.
I actually like quite a bit of Elements and some of his recent releases, but the conspiracy stuff just reeks of desperation to me. I really don’t think he believes any of it
@@mariokarter13 facts, he was already on the downhill 🤷🏾♂️
He got blacked balled . He hit a door he didn’t wanna go thru . There is always a door
B.o.B's career didn't end because he "dissed Neil DeGrasse Tyson," it's because ANY personal controversy when you're at a career lowpoint is liable to end your career. He hadn't had a Top Ten single in years, THEN he came out as a Flat Earther.
Ya he was on a downward slope, but still had a few bigger songs right before flat line
@@mattyballz I actually found out about Taylor Swift through their song I thought she was a legit r and b singer at first
The celebrity to earther pipeline is wild
@@YemmieInc dropping out at 14 and being surrounded by yes man are a bad combo
Facts. He was already falling off. The controversy was just the cherry on top
B.O.B: I’m gonna drop out, who needs school anyway?!
Years later: THE EARTH IS FLAT!!!!
Tbf he should have already known better long before even the 9th grade
DID HE LIE THO?
'why is NASA a part of the department of defense?' maybe cause they can, idk, get crystal clear images of other countries from outer space? maybe?
Find one that isn’t CGI.
@@thesprock5270 FInd one that is, with proof.
Nah you're thinking too hard
It's to cover up the reptilian aliens and planet X
@@GrimsGamingVODdon’t feed them. They go back to their holes when we ignore them. 👀
@@penpad_btsyou gotta out conspiracy theory them
B.o.B. Really went down the UA-cam conspiracy rabbit hole. Bro could’ve just touched grass & he’s still have a career 😭
the dude dropped out of school at 14 and thinks he knows how the universe works. he's a massive narcissist incapable of accepting his limits.
@@perfectallycromulentand you're a nobody hating in YT comment sections 😂
And yet you never even had a career 😂
@@davidjones8043 Under average comeback
@@perfectallycromulent A small mind looks at a piece of paper and thinks the holder of that paper knows anything
BOBs worst mistake was blocking me on Twitter
Thats really what put the nail in the coffin
Aye YO DJ Pauly D blocked me years!!!! Ago we going back almost 10 years ago ???? For what???
@@JerseyBhad93 I posted a pic of a dinosaur shaped earth and said Checkmate, he felt some type of way 😂
@@BloodyGrundelLMFAO
Yea he definitely went down hill after that
Scientists dropping diss tracks should be normalized
Someone get a collab between Kendrick and Bill Nye
Ew disgusting
Everyone one of those prescriptions side effect commericals was secretly a disstrack video to eachothers medicine
Well someone’s gotta reply to the Ben Shapiro send
@@karlwittenburg5868f no
“Rock Me Tonite” is such a banger. It’s such a shame that video was so beyond cheesy because he had gotten to the heights of REO Speedwagon, Rick Springfield, Pat Benatar, Eddie Money, Foreigner, Toto, Night Ranger, and Journey and could’ve contended with Def Leppard, 80s Heart & Bon Jovi. Sadly, it that did the harm somehow “We Built This City” didn’t kill Starship. Such a damn shame.
God forbid a man dance around with whimsy.
That’s because We Built This City is good.
@@maxthenotzimen are allowed to dance in videos, but prancing is a different story. It sucks, he was really good. Amazing that one embarrassing video can tank a career, especially before social media.
We built this City is still a cool song.
I saw live Billy back in the day during the Emotions in Motions tour.
You should do “artists who ruined their careers with one video“. That one has an endless supply.
I’m surprised Blurred Lines wasn’t mentioned. Robin Thicke’s biggest song turned out to be the one to end his career (especially the music video and lawsuit from Marvin Gaye’s estate) and his marriage. Even Pharrell regrets being a part of that song.
Blurred lines didn't finish off his career. His album "Paula" did
@@RoDiggityDangit79his personality did lol Paula ended him musically and literally. Bruh should’ve never did that girl like that
@@rueservin i agree. Cant do someone dirty and expect them to come back
i don’t listen to a lot of classic rock anymore, but it’s what i was raised on, and seeing billy squier in a mattyballz thumbnail is not what i expected to see tonight
Ballz dropped
Insane
Interesting, important, funny, shows appreciation to the creator, and other!
HA! 😄
Just now? Man, thought he was older.
Writing a diss track on a scientists, who you know studies that specific thing for a living is fucking asinine and wild
Celebrity scientist
@@noshortselectric5208 A celebrity scientist who achieved his PhD before he was famous and was mentored by Carl Sagan. Still knows more about the subject than.. most human beings.
Crazy how times have changed a lot of people should be receiving the Rick Ross treatment.
The rise of "cancel culture" as a political thing means some people immediately jump to the side of any person who's being hated. Even (and especially) if it's because of stuff related to consent
Rick ross is swimming in money from his wingstop investments so arguably he will always be set
@@andreaseverin1346 yes, because we would rather believe survivors when they tell their stories than immediately side with a potential r*pist lol
how is that difficult to understand
@@d.olluwu yeah I'm completely agreeing with you. The "anti-cancel-culture" people are the ones who always believe a potential r*pist over their victim because they believe the abuser is being unfairly targeted.
Also, to those, "cancel culture" has existed forever. What was it when Dixie Chicks got blackballed for not liking the war in Iraq?
@@d.olluwu true, but false accusing of r*pe should get you the same amount of prison time that he would got if he really did that, in my country that would be 15 years behind bars, that would teach ppl to not lie about something that can destroy someones life, especially when it's easier to side with victim than assume it's not true
was looking for an excuse to talk ab this rick ross song and this vid was the best i could do lol
"he put out some dope songs recently" did I wake up in another universe? He has not dropped anything dope since "everyday I'm hustling". Just saying
@@E_X_H_U_M_E_D_06Features and the meek mill collab are decently recent
He showed his true colors, He aint even know it
@@E_X_H_U_M_E_D_06 your opinion isnt fact buddy
@@E_X_H_U_M_E_D_06 John with lil Wayne is a classic, I dont know what you're on.
come for the music, stay for the ballz
I feel like everyone forgot about the Rick Ross incident
It didn't do ANYTHING to his career it mostly just gave him publicity 😂😂
I didn't forget but honestly, I never cared about him or his career so I didn't notice if anything changed for better or worse.
@@googleuser2480”He didn’t even know” - Rick Ross in one song 💀
No one actually cares about rick ross,he just exists honestly
@@pastorgainz7230It didn’t do anything because no one cares about him lmao, that dude was never popping like that.
Both Katy Perry and Justin Timberlake could go on here too. Katy Perry already had a decline with her WITNESS era, but Swish Swish was really the song that did her in. It seemed like her most desperate attempt to stay relevant, but the video focused on all the worst elements of her as an artist. And then Justin Timberlake, releasing Filthy as the lead single of the Man Of The Woods era poisoned that whole project before it even came out.
Those aren't really controversial though, they just kind of fell off. I don't remember Katy Perry denying the holocaust or some crazy shit like that lol
@@FourthIdentity-gu2zk The problem with Swish Swish was that it was a direct response to Taylor’s Bad Blood, which in comparison is a much more successful existence. Neither song was the greatest masterpiece lyrically, but not only was Taylor’s just weak disses while Katy’s made _no sense,_ that music video and the dated memes showed that Katy had no real backbone. You’d think someone as popular as her would have a better response.
Oh yeah, and it took her three years after Bad Blood to release it. Taylor was too caught up in the Kimye stuff to care, it just looked like Katy was being immature about it
That bob vs Neil Degrasse Tyson bit brought back some memories.
It was wild. A guy thinking that the Earth is flat arguing with a guy who thinks that men can get pregnant
@SWOONYMOONYthat’s what I’m saying!
@@Tropicality. Elon Musk isn't a scientist boy
That Rick Ross verse was INSANE. I remember when it first dropped and I genuinely couldn’t believe he thought that was gonna be a good line.
If there's ever an older song that I know well but don't remember the artist it's always Billy Squier. Good job including him on this list. Sometimes people will recognize sampled songs and it totally turns them into a new fan of older artists. Thanks for recognizing a great artist who was unfairly clouded over by the industry.
DeGrasse Tyson having a disstrack is a biggest surprise huh lmao
He's had a few iconic disses
His polite diss Peer Review to Terrance Howard's Thesis was epic
13:50 No I think a good chunk of the hate derived from homophobic stereotypes and toxic masculinity, on top of the choreo being bad.
Thank Billy Squier and Rick Rubin for being the reasons why we have 99 Problems and Berzerk.
Fuckin Rick Rubin 😂😭
Hearing "Bob" throws me off; its always been B.O.B or Bobby
Sorry I just like saying bob
Exactly my millennial ass was like wait who?
B.O.B. aka Bobby Ray 😅
@@krissybee2484 what does being a millennial have anything to do with the way you pronounce something
@@sydneytimmermansmillennial moment when you make it your entire personality
B.o.B dropping out of highschool explains a lot
1. The dumbest part of it was Ross didnt even explain what the "misinterpretation" was. Then tell us because otherwise it sounds clear as day.
2. The damning thing about it is the time period we are in now. Because honestly there are a LOT worse lyrics and verses out there in rap songs. But most of those are in the 80s and 90s. You couldnt get away with more than saying half that stuff now
Technically you can, you just can't make it seem like you actually believe those things. The entire genre of Horrorcore is littered with this kind of shit and yet is alive and well.
Music has gotten WAAAAY raunchier and nastier and violent over the years. You have been brainwashed by right wing media if you think everything nowadays is somehow cleaner than the 90s.
Jesus
@@J1428753horrorcore generally isn't a mainstream genre though. Rick ross was one of the biggest mainstream rappers at that time.
@@dairebeare7839 Even though a Rapper can have a little lead way in what he or she is saying and even that has its limits.. Rick Ross had time to rethink that line and even had a chance to erase it.. Still had a chance to call the studio and tell them he wanted to rerecord the verse. He thought that line was good. Even I would have looked at him and told him. *"Yo Rick, You think that line is a good idea to use?"* Somebody had to speak up but no one didn't..
It is so tragic what happened to B.o.B. He had everything on a platter. I remember because I would bump his music crazy. I even bought his album on CD when it came out. He got a feature with Eminem, and other well-known artists. But when you start saying nonsense and it’s not about music anymore. People lose touch.
BOB is one of the biggest fumbles ever. After he dropped Nothing On You, he was ON FIRE. Quadruple threat.. hitmaker, musician, lyricist, with the right backing and cosigns. SMH! By the time he dropped flatline he had already fallen off though, sadly. The Only person I’ve seen fumble harder is Charles Hamilton. Bro had the internet cheat code, until shorty snuffed him and then he had his mental health issues 😢
Yep.. B.O.B could have used the bad publicity to promote his real music..
I was not expecting Diddy to get tied into the U.O.E.N.O drama.
thought Robin Thicke would of been on here again cause of blurred lines
Probably not since he already talked about Robin in artists who ruined their career with one album so it would probably be pretty cheap to go over that again. But I do think he fits better in this video
@@karlwittenburg5868 True! But honestly i think the whole album overall was worse than blurred lines. And in tandem they are an awful combo lol
@@mattyballzI think he ruined his career by cheating more than any music
@@theitfactorjameswheezer2852 a guy named Superboy Harvey calls his "Robin Slick" 😂
@@theitfactorjameswheezer2852It’ll never not be strange to me how people seemingly dogpiled on Robin Thicke for cheating on his wife when so many other celebrities and non celebrities alike have also done that.
Who writes your scripts? The word choices and sentence structure is awesome!
I never turned on Billy Squier. That song rocked and I ignored the video.
Met him before hes super chill and just loves making music hope he comes back to give us that 80s nostalgia
B.o.B is in his bag when he isn't rapping about space, science or the government.
Hes everybody else who ever rapped if he doesn't rap about those things rapping about the same bullshit
7:44, "I'm going to prove that the Earth is flat by doing something that will only work if the Earth is round."
New fav UA-cam channel
Catch up brother. This dude is always putting out heat.
Billy Squire (and his band) were remarkably talented and his response to what happened was understandable, even though I didn't think it COULD be lol. The other issue some had with him was the very obvious 'influence' of Led Zeppelin on his music and overall sound.
You forgot YBN Nahmir's "Soul Train"
Ive talked ab him too many times haha
that was in the "rappers who ruined their career with one album" video, but i do think that soul train is more fitting for this video lmao
Ironic how the first track on B.O.B's first studio album is called "Don't Let Me Fall" 😂
I had wondered what happened with B.O.B for a while as I didn't really have the resources to hear about this stuff. Now I know
that Black Hippie U.O.E.N.O remix is STRAIGHT FIRE!
Matty using a sponsor spot to take us to the gun show. Nice. 💪
One of my favorite things about B.o.B was that he played guitar. He made a song called "play the guitar", which even featured himself with a guitar on the album cover. All that, and there was absolutely zero guitar on the song.
Back with another banger baby💯💯👌🏼😪
For a sec, instead of “Neil” I heard “Ne-Yo” I was finna lose my shit lmao
The black hippy remix brings back memories, everyone was waiting for a Kendrick U.O.E.N.O verse and then blam , we get the whole quad.
Good video Mr ballz
Seeing where tyler is today vs only knowing B.O.B from airplanes and out of my mind him releasing the diss track abt tyler and odd future is so funny
People always try to label the truth as “conspiracies” or “crazy opinions”. People need to wake up.
BOB: I dont only want to be known for my track
Also BOB: What do my views have to do with my music
This dude's vids never disappoint , still don't know why he still has a thousands of fans while he should've been havin' a millions of fans.🔥🔥
Oh my God I forgot that Rick Ross 😨
Ross's beard is insane! It's like he's got astroturf glued to his face.
BOB’s elements mixtapes go hard!!
🔥🔥🔥vids bro
W video bro!
B.o.b was and is one of my favorite artists of all time. He’s dope. His mixtapes are fire.
10:19 the song is called never play it’s in the yt audio library
Crazy I’m actually rewatching korra today before taking a break and watching this😂
Can’t help but feel for Billy Squire. Among every other subject in this video, he didn’t deserve that.
I truly appreciate your video because I had no idea what happened to B.O.B. 😅
Love the vids man really interesting
Great edit, Matty. Anyone knows how he achieves the RGB colorish effect? Is it an adjustment layer or something? You can notice it at the edges of the video; top and bottom.
It's a preset, search for rgb split, you'll find something along the search
B.O.B low-key looks like Doctur Dot 😂 especially with he long hair 😅
Billy Squire did something that was rare/unheard of in the days of rock , he wasn't ashamed to brace the "unmacho" side (I dunno what its called today) but he was doing what many would called "gay embracing" . which back then, the whole gay lifestyle was deemed un masculine and sick. Nowadays, if someone in any field of music did what he did- no one would bat an eye, look at Harry Styles . Hell even queen's "I want to break free" was banned in some parts of America (even MTV) because of dudes in drags. The world was weird back then.
Congrats on beating out rap legend Matty B for the Factor sponsorship
BOB out here demonstrating why you actually DO need a high school education
mattyballz more like nattyarmz😩💪🏻💪🏻
dont forget
mattyballzto1million
we been here from the jump
I remember that, I was very intrigued 5:15
I miss B.O.B. A rapper with his energy, voice and lyrics combined with todays flow, wordplay and instrumentals would basically be the best rapper build for today
Yeah, I like B.O.B too.. He did this to himself though..
Is anyone here Jewish? I have genuine questions about stereotypes, perceptions, I honestly want to know why it seems like saying anything your community dislikes can distroy a person's life, etc.
Rick Ross survived cause Rap music has normalized horrible behaviour that is detrimental to women, minors and men.
Thank you!
3:21 see....thats when i like people 😂❤ theyre all on beat cold kickin it with each other
damn you lookin good recently keep it up
man the thumbnail brung me here , I miss B.O.B dissing the industry and masses
Cool upload mr balls 👍
B.o.B slander will not be tolerated bros shit from like 2008 to 2015 is GOLD
The problem with the song with Ross is that it wasn’t a big hit so his career took a mild graze and he recovered quickly
Video was a 10/10 but While watching this video my pc turned off at 8:20 and it refuses to turn back on I’m returning the pc to the store cause it’s still under warranty
Hope you get that replaced with no hastle haha
Strange Clouds by BOB and Wayne was the first rap song I ever found and listened to in my own
You could say that B.O.B's fundraiser efforts...fell a little flat. 🤪🤪🤪
9:20 Under a minute is insane bro
What is bro eating 💀
@@romeersharma5423 bro swallowing his food whole 😭
I know this was released two months ago but I JUST remembered that an indie artist named Penelope Scott fits the bill for this as well.
She was doing petty well with her songs like Rät and True Crime up until she released "Self Care", a borderline unlistenable song about how over-saturated and expensive the "self care" community is. It was purposely made to be audibly overwhelming due to the message but there's the problem: if the song is genuinely bad, no one gives a shit about the message. It even leaked into the mainstream where a lot of people clowned on her for a longwhile. I haven't heard anything about her since and none of her songs have gotten popular afterwards.
Bowie and Jaggers "dancing in the streets" video was just as bad as squires
It didn't ruin them though
that video was just 2 drunk uncles dancing ....then you find out that they once had a homosexual0ish relationship and it became the 80s definition of "Gay".
Billy Squier:
You make the mistake, in the 80s, of hiring a zesty choreographer to "direct" your music video.
Your instincts TOLD YOU that the video set was zesty AF beforehand; yet, you proceeded forward, causing your fan base to take a catastrophic hit.
You decide to try to recover by collaborating with Freddy Mercury, an even more zesty dude 😅
Billy......that was not helping your recovery😂
…i feel like b.o.b had already faded out of the hip hop culture before he dropped that song . like…we had already stopped listening before he dropped that .
Lol funny thing is b.o.b. Was already talking about”crazy” dating back to 2010. The mixtape no genre is where I noticed it.
B.o.B had already fallen off by the time he dropped Flatline, the flat Earth stuff was just the nail in the coffin.
How did he fall of before that?
“The last guy”
Plow to watch to end
Magnets. How do they work?
19:52 so wild this was even greenlit 🤣
His pr response was horrible
Now we have Katy Perry's new "masterpiece" to blame for her fail. Things never really change, do they..
Rick Ross running from his homey getting beat up in Canada will be the death blow
Of course a man who couldn't pass basic physics would think the earth is flat
Hope you're feeling better, bro
Ten years ago, I recall a rapper who cut a track, and I still remember this phrase: (I'll keep it PG!) "IDGAF about GOD...", and surprisingly, I ain't heard it since!!