I've been on a neptunes old footage binge lately. I'm just now realizing what an impact they had on a 7-13 year old me. To this day I hear neptunes songs from the 2000s and I feel like this was the pinnacle of modern music across all genres. I gotta throw timbaland name out too. He was on fire at the time with his production across all genres. Must be a VA thing everybody out of that state was dope.
Yep. His management shot down some of their records before they even got to him. By the time it got to Usher, MJ tried to steal it back, but Usher wouldn't let it go 😂
theory is good for foundation to build on but in my experience and many others, its not absolutely necessary. I use mostly Fruity Loops software right now, but I started on the Roland Fantom X6 keyboard. If I were just starting out making music, I'd get into conversations and meetings with your local church musicians. Sorry so long winded but lastly, I'd use a lot of my time sampling and recreating so you can find out the mannerisms of music so to speak. Good luck my friend
People don't realize that alot of producers stockpile so much music before it's even considered for release, that by the time it's put out (or not), they've moved on musically 5 times over. That plays alot into several repetitive sounding beats coming out after a few hit it big.
The Neptunes definitely DID reproduce their sounds many times, between 98-2002 alot of their stuff sounded similar. Too many to name, but it worked. Its how they developed a sound
They had a signature yes a lil sound that goes "yup thats the neptunes" however alot of their music you could tell was formed by the influence of the things that inspire them; and also the person in the room. They werent afraid to play around, take risk and be weird. They forever stay students to music...and that is why chad and pharrells are masters of the craft
Hi Something I have been in search for quite sometime is a connection with somebody that goes beyond vanity. It's very hard to do in this day and age. People can be, somewhat very superficial. On my quest to achieve this I have learnt a lot about human nature. It seems to me that those who are not given traits such as beauty or being wealthy are some of the nicest, kindest and generous people. While the "gorgeous" and well off seem to be the most arrogant and greedy people out there. Of course that's not to say there aren't beautiful kind people out there. I've been in the process of change for a while now and I have made some decent changes. I saw your profile and it intrigued me. I wanted to learn more about who you are and what type of path you would like on in life. Can we talk?
Could they make a documentary/docu-series of pharrell and n.e.r.d. between the 90s until their seeing sounds album or even happy p... a clash between what noisey did for asap and that Netflix look mom I'm flying flick
alll the way from honduras .. Neptunes does need this we got N.E.R.D dropped neptunes needs to produce with jay z again and snoop maybe a collab between them
This IV is very necessary and it important. 1.P was always about controlling "his" sound. 2. Hov has always been the pusher 3. Him and Chad are tough....thick as thieves.
Hubiera estado muy vergas que Pharrell Williams hubiera echo una colaboración con Michael Jackson y Nas juntos pero lastima que Michael Jackson ya no está
Mike wasn't signing no new other record deal. He was. His goal was to take over Sony's records.. and it's only two top record. Labels is Sony and universal now. I believe if Mike w never said nothing about him taking over Sony. He was still be here. That's my conspiracy theory
I've been on a neptunes old footage binge lately. I'm just now realizing what an impact they had on a 7-13 year old me. To this day I hear neptunes songs from the 2000s and I feel like this was the pinnacle of modern music across all genres. I gotta throw timbaland name out too. He was on fire at the time with his production across all genres. Must be a VA thing everybody out of that state was dope.
I'm 30 and I feel you. Neptunes beats are timeless and P was my idol. Timbaland is a goat too.
definitely a VA thing
This !!
I couldn't have said it better my guy
I couldn't have said it better my guy
“U Don’t Have to Call was for Michael 5 years ago”- this interview was 2002, so they presented it to him in 1997. Crazy
I still can't get over that they had that incredible track done in 97. They were really from another planet.
Usher sounds just like Mike on there too. Amazing
That's crazy they kept that timeless beat for 5 years!!
Yep. His management shot down some of their records before they even got to him. By the time it got to Usher, MJ tried to steal it back, but Usher wouldn't let it go 😂
@@bladebrown4191 MJ wanted more Superthug and Oh no Neptunes anyway
2017 NEEDS THIS!!! WE NEED THAT Neptunes FEEEL AGAIN
Alien Monkei PREACH. btw I follow you on Instagram 💀. You got dope art bruh.
Alien Monkei I’m gonna bring it back fr watch.
Alien Monkei it’s coming 🖖
Yea i miss the neptunes sound. Pharrell and chad are just doing things on their own...but i certainly miss the magic of the neptunes sound.
@@apep.8555 I wonder about that though....I think the next "Neptunes" will be manufactured and shoved down our throat, it's already happening
Man had it not been for Pharrell, I wouldn't even care about music! I make beats because of this music and life genius. Long Live Pharrell
PompeyBeats just a question do you have to learn music theory to make beats also what equipment should I get if im just starting out
theory is good for foundation to build on but in my experience and many others, its not absolutely necessary. I use mostly Fruity Loops software right now, but I started on the Roland Fantom X6 keyboard. If I were just starting out making music, I'd get into conversations and meetings with your local church musicians. Sorry so long winded but lastly, I'd use a lot of my time sampling and recreating so you can find out the mannerisms of music so to speak. Good luck my friend
PompeyBeats Same Pharrell is that nigga man always strive to make music like his.
People don't realize that alot of producers stockpile so much music before it's even considered for release, that by the time it's put out (or not), they've moved on musically 5 times over. That plays alot into several repetitive sounding beats coming out after a few hit it big.
Facts
super facts....every word...all super super facts
Thank God we have UA-cam to watch all of these rare interviews! Never seen this one!
fav interview from the era
That host was all in his pockets at the end of the interview. I seen almost every Pharrell interview except this one. Thank you for sharing.
This man made the U Don't have to call beat in 1997 wtf...mind fucked.
goat
dawg what??? yu couldnt tell? sheeesh lol
Fucking amazing man, hard to believe, I'm playing all 97 hits i could think of nothing comes remotely close production wise!
pnmcrw exactly!
futuristic sound
DAAMMN I WATCHED THAT LIVE !!!....STILL REMEMBER HIM TALKING,THINKING HE'S A GENIUS. TIME FLIES. NERD FOR LIFE
Bro you gotta tell the story about this experience man
The Neptunes definitely DID reproduce their sounds many times, between 98-2002 alot of their stuff sounded similar. Too many to name, but it worked. Its how they developed a sound
it was that guitar sound effect in every song
Drums too.
those druums
Yes those drums for sure.
They had a signature yes a lil sound that goes "yup thats the neptunes" however alot of their music you could tell was formed by the influence of the things that inspire them; and also the person in the room. They werent afraid to play around, take risk and be weird. They forever stay students to music...and that is why chad and pharrells are masters of the craft
HAPPY 46TH BIRTHDAY PHARRELL WILLIAMS !!!!
Here in 2024 this is Pharrell’s Fashion Era 🔥🥳🎉
He def got that shit on
lmao when the interviewer asked about how much he was making Pharrell crossed his arms AND legs
csagouki yeah coz he was cramping pharrell's style
The Neptunes are the greatest!!!
Wow, I love finding new interviews! I love intense he is about his work, both Pharrell and Trevor. This was a great interview
Hi
Something I have been in search for quite sometime is a connection with somebody that goes beyond vanity. It's very hard to do in this day and age. People can be, somewhat very superficial.
On my quest to achieve this I have learnt a lot about human nature. It seems to me that those who are not given traits such as beauty or being wealthy are some of the nicest, kindest and generous people.
While the "gorgeous" and well off seem to be the most arrogant and greedy people out there. Of course that's not to say there aren't beautiful kind people out there.
I've been in the process of change for a while now and I have made some decent changes.
I saw your profile and it intrigued me. I wanted to learn more about who you are and what type of path you would like on in life.
Can we talk?
I'm back here after Peice by Peice
Could they make a documentary/docu-series of pharrell and n.e.r.d. between the 90s until their seeing sounds album or even happy p... a clash between what noisey did for asap and that Netflix look mom I'm flying flick
Dope interview!
Thank U!!!!!
no problem
Pharrell was so damn fine oh my GOD
At the end of the day, people like great music
Took me two full minutes to be like oh shit that’s not chad that’s shay lol
Lol
Pharrell is really the goat. like wow look @ god
P a man of class.
Remember this. A tense interview lol
Legends🙏🏾
06:55 "They're a star looking for a movie." Well put.
I know this a Neptune video but Trevor Nelson a legend. Big up UK still
I seen them at Greenspoint Mall in Houston back in 2004/2005
alll the way from honduras .. Neptunes does need this we got N.E.R.D dropped neptunes needs to produce with jay z again and snoop maybe a collab between them
legendary
thanks emily :)
yeah ogay emily needs to eat more n get thick shes like a twig but yea thnks
David E you trippin shes beautiful how she is rn
yeah ogay her face is cute but thats all she has no body
why you thankin her!
Haithere lol she tweeted this out
i want to see the rest of this videos interview.
I miss this Pharrell
lit
2:06 Jay-Z?
*The guy in the back like say no more fam and plays some of that* " Give It To Me "
"give me the backstreet boys ahead of *nsync!"
"really?"
🤣
I’ve been saying for the longest since Covid broke out, that The Neptunes needed to be on Verzuz! Or at least honor them at some awards show! Damn!
this man is so fine
Istg 😩
So what's up Shay, how you doin' ?
Thanks this was an awesome vid!
This IV is very necessary and it important.
1.P was always about controlling "his" sound.
2. Hov has always been the pusher
3. Him and Chad are tough....thick as thieves.
The way this man brings up Kelis at the end. Oof
yeah right? it kinda was like what ever.. damn
🖖
I feel bad for Shay. He just sat there as Pharrell got interviewed.
Eric G easy money
haha true
He doesn't like fame
Sheeiit im wondering where chad is,he should be there too. Even though i know he likes to be more behind the scenes
He dont like the fame
Laughs in 2018 at 04:12
motivation.
Pharrell lookin younger then he was in this video
Bro, I always had a feeling a lot of those Justified records were meant for Michael. I always said Rock Your Body was for Micheal!!!
yeah and Omarion's touch was a younger "The way you make me feel" I always said Micheal would go well on this song.
Ong
Winner winner MJ dinner - lalalaalalaa💙ve
Well Pharrell did have a song with Prince, so it's the equals out.
he didn't mess with the History Album? dawg "This Time Around" lightweight sounds like a neptunes beat lol
Anything the Neptunes play or would give me shit I am taking it
XOX
2019
Is that Trevor Nelson?
kxyoto yeah
put some respect on ChadHugo and Shaye Haley’s name 💯💯
Terrrrrible interviewer! “How much money are you worth?” Pestering questions too. Yikes
No. That's Trevor Nelson. He's a legend. Great interview.
@@waxmaster-c asked some dickhead questions.
Yeah dude was killing the vibe but P handled it well.
Interviewers are supposed to ask the hard questions
🔊 0:29 👑 0:21
who is this interviewer? he's so good..and honest
trevor nelson 👌🏾
and british
Shae didn’t say one word 💀
he said Kelis
Hubiera estado muy vergas que Pharrell Williams hubiera echo una colaboración con Michael Jackson y Nas juntos pero lastima que Michael Jackson ya no está
5:07 stranger in Moscow, is pain
interviewer looks like kaluuya
Who's the guy sitting next to Pharrell?
senget13 His names Fam-Lay. he's apart of pharrell's group N.E.R.D.
Ngoy Umba Thank you. I thought it was Shae for a minute
Ngoy Umba But no, Fam-Lay wasn't a part of NERD but is signed to Star Trak.
Ngoy Umba, that is not Fam-Lay, that is Shae Hayley from Pharrell's band/group N.E.R.D.
Chad Hugo
Are you guys still working
Pharrell jus admit that the production played a part in nsync having a world hit with girlfriend
2:30
Is this the dude from get out interviewing them?
What is the host’s name?
Trevor Phillips
@ that’s not him. i looked the name up
Star Trak > IamOther
🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Interviewer is too aggressive.
Pharrell is Half Phillipino am I Right?
No. It's just the eyes
no, he said it many times himself that he's just black
too many opinions from the interviewer
The interviewer is annoying
Shae is just there..wth
I can feel Shay’s negative energy
Wayy over here
In the future.
I don't blame him..terrible interviewer. It was basically a Pharrell interview
The interviewer is sooo annoying
Mike wasn't signing no new other record deal. He was. His goal was to take over Sony's records.. and it's only two top record. Labels is Sony and universal now. I believe if Mike w never said nothing about him taking over Sony. He was still be here. That's my conspiracy theory
Innit govna.
. h gts it- th,is knwn. grt vid 2°24 rollng in new hues1nc mr^
Is this the dude from get out interviewing them?
No
LMFAO