I wish Orgnaized Noise, Goodie Mob, or Outkast(hell the whole Dungeon) put a whole book together on their time from the start until now. It could be the size of the Bible and I would read it no stop. Would love to know all their interesting stories to things we don’t know.
@@1deep803 I agree I hope one of these streaming services put out a series on the dungeon family with spins offs also what you guys think about a raheem the dream documentary that man deserves a documentary because he did a whole lot for georgia entertainment
When you go DIAMOND 💎 during a time when people really purchased physical cds 💿, you reached financial freedom, It's natural to want to do other things. I don't want to work at my job for 30 years, but I may have to. You get burned out. Always having to be "on". Salute 3k. Every time he feels inspired, it's dope. Just appreciate the greatness while it's here.
It's not even that it's so much more to it as well. DF slick makes EVERY genre of music so Dre doesn't want to sound repetitiveto himself or his fans. After being one of the only rap acts to go diamond us winning aoty at the Grammys ain't nowhere else to go. Plus 3stacks never wanted to be "THAT" huge. Then after how big OutKast got w/ Speakerboxx/Love Below many fans felt Idlewild was very underwhelming when in hindsight most slept on it and the movie due to ppl overanalysing him. Then Class Of 3000 folded after 2 seasons for legal reasons. Add in the new Era of social media he would have to deal with is just too much. Shawty insecure and burnt out at the same time. He goes into detail about this w/ his interview w/ Rick Ruben.
It is financial freedom if you own your royalties and publishing. TLC has a diamond album also but they don't have financial freedom, wasn't even close to it!
Andre still shows up to drop a verse or make a guest appearance every now and then. He's still got it but I think that he's always been more of an introverted poet than an actual rapper...
There is no one else like Andre 3000 - amazing talented musician and lyricist but he definitely follows his own drum. I have to admit that the Key and Peale skit kind of skewed my view of him.
@@jamesrawlins735 why the key and peele sketch change your view of him? It’s not like that’s how he is in real life. It’s a comedy sketch… not a diss sketch.
Sad as ever. Makes me wonder if the recent attention he’s gotten about his status brought negative attention his way. I had absolutely no idea who he was and even looking at him he’s a very unassuming looking guy, which could’ve made he and his family a target.
Had the pleasure of being on the road with the LEGEND, Jimmy Brown for over a year working the corporate circuit. Heard all the stories. Learned a ton about the business, musicianship and performance. Didn't know he was playing ALL THOSE HORN PARTS on those Brick recordings. Sax, trumpet, flute, bone and vocals all on one song. He blew me away with his stamina and energy on stage. Bruh, beyond amazing! Nothing but love and respect for Mr. J.B.
lmao I never knew if he was playing or what cause when you think about it, the whole song lyrically is about people not paying actual attention to what’s being said. “Y’all don’t want to hear me, you just want to dance...” 😂
#GetBHighToAmillionSubscribers...somebody has to start this Hashtag so here it Go!! I Love kickin back & Binge watching these Interviews! We gotta support this brother!!!
For any real Dungeon Family fans I got a song with Big Rube called Desensitized on my new album. Shot the video (coming soon) in South West Atlanta in front of Rube, Outkast, Goodie Mob, Organized Noize and Mista's murals. It premiered on Hot 97 by Peter Rosenberg not long ago. 💯💛
I remember when Dre said that on national Tv, “here I go for the 250th time, or something like that” preforming “Hey Ya’ll”, he was tired of shucken & jiven !
@@Xhabit300 exactly, he was tired of the song& dance = Shucken & Jiven! I don’t want to beat a dead subject but Dre even told us,”He didn’t want to be a 40yr old rapper”, end of discussion!
I considered Sleepy's Theme Vinyl Room a bonafide classic the 1st time I heard it...add in Pimp C on some of that production and boom...instant classic...the sound of that album set the benchmark for the neo soul sound that came not long afterwards...
@@jgarner3861 i scratched so many Vinyl Room 💿s it ain’t funny. I bought more until they went out of print. I have ONE burned in my laptop and I listen to the album on UA-cam. Rest In Peace Pimp C and mad love to the Dungeon Family for gifting us southern-playa-Cadillac-music. 🖤🦋🎼
You can have all the talent in the world, if you don’t have the generosity its going to be hard, you lay it all out there. A lot of successful artists are generous with their self, we tend to forget about this and this vid pointed that out accordingly.
It's not surprising if people be real love below was more of a pop album nothing about displayed andre rap skill but more of his creativity as a artist in general which is though i love 3000 but because I've never heard a solo rap/hip hop album from him i can't put dre above the jay zs, nas, 2pac, & biggies even big boi has a couple solo albums alot of people get in their feelings about that but it's the truth & me personally i like 3000 rap style better than jayz & nas but jayz & nas have clearly put in way more work as solo artists so i can't put him higher than those hip hop legends off of a one pop album
Aye man, I fucks with B-High and his interviews. Though bruh, he be interviewing folks like he tired of their bullshit. Got me thinking he getting ready to cuss they ass out, though end up asking a dope ass question. 😂😂😂 Much peace respect though B-High.
Wasn’t gon say much but damn the Dre disrespect. Saying he wasn’t made for this. Mans is an absolute musical genius no disrespect but uhh.. yeah. Naw son we know who’s better of the 3.
@The Black Narrative She put a album out called "The audition" in 2003. It had a song on it called "My favorite nothing". I think she had something to do with 3K project. Her vibe which we would have called her swag back then is all over it.
@@insomthegreat I got that album. But nah, she had nothing to do with the Love Below. His main collaborator was Kevin Kendrick during that time. You can also hear his influence on the Class of 3000 soundtrack. -- Janelle is dope. but musically, Nate Wonder and Chuck Lightning took her to another level. To this day, their work on Metropolis:The Chase is a classic.
It was a 7 million dollar estate, why they didn't have guard dogs i will never know. especially at their age! Cane Corso turns burgerlers around. look at how they are built and temperment. they cost 2,500 because that's how much security they give you.
We have to stop lying to these artists B High. The love below was not a good album and just because he wasn't rapping doesn't mean he "evolved" as an artist. Scarface Nas Jay Z these are the ELITE of the ELITE because they have carried SOLO albums by themselves for many years. You don't see any other form of music where the musicians "evolve or transition" to something else. Dre is dope but he aint no rap god like he is being made it to be. Let's get 3 solo albums from dre and see how ELITE he is but you know why he can't? Because big Boi who is equally as great carried them albums equally. Respect to kast we love them but the nonsense has gotta stop about dre and his romantization. Peace B High we love the platform!
@@FLEETWOOD1017 your confusing record sales with cultural impact and the love below dis not go diamond Speakerbox/the love below did you talking to a major outkast fan here the truth is the truth tho
@@ehunt the culture impact as far as what exactly? Black folk? Hip hop? Or the fact that Dre music reach fans that never follow kast? I'm confused with your statement because music generally doesn't stay in the a box unless it's content that folk don't listen too... since Dre hit that pop on his side of the album they went diamond... they're not doing that with speakerboxx...
I wish Orgnaized Noise, Goodie Mob, or Outkast(hell the whole Dungeon) put a whole book together on their time from the start until now. It could be the size of the Bible and I would read it no stop. Would love to know all their interesting stories to things we don’t know.
Big Boi said he has a Documentary💪🏾
@@ishinebyou1215 documentary needs to be series or something because no 1-3 hour documentary can hold all the Dungeon’s greatness.
@@1deep803 I agree I hope one of these streaming services put out a series on the dungeon family with spins offs also what you guys think about a raheem the dream documentary that man deserves a documentary because he did a whole lot for georgia entertainment
There was a documentary on netflix
They have a documentary
When you go DIAMOND 💎 during a time when people really purchased physical cds 💿, you reached financial freedom, It's natural to want to do other things. I don't want to work at my job for 30 years, but I may have to. You get burned out. Always having to be "on". Salute 3k. Every time he feels inspired, it's dope. Just appreciate the greatness while it's here.
It's not even that it's so much more to it as well. DF slick makes EVERY genre of music so Dre doesn't want to sound repetitiveto himself or his fans. After being one of the only rap acts to go diamond us winning aoty at the Grammys ain't nowhere else to go. Plus 3stacks never wanted to be "THAT" huge. Then after how big OutKast got w/ Speakerboxx/Love Below many fans felt Idlewild was very underwhelming when in hindsight most slept on it and the movie due to ppl overanalysing him. Then Class Of 3000 folded after 2 seasons for legal reasons. Add in the new Era of social media he would have to deal with is just too much. Shawty insecure and burnt out at the same time. He goes into detail about this w/ his interview w/ Rick Ruben.
Real shit bro 3 stacks happy and that's all that matters fr
It is financial freedom if you own your royalties and publishing. TLC has a diamond album also but they don't have financial freedom, wasn't even close to it!
@@B-H76 Outkast own their masters.
@@Michaelwilliams-ir9lz I hope so, and that is great
Andre still shows up to drop a verse or make a guest appearance every now and then. He's still got it but I think that he's always been more of an introverted poet than an actual rapper...
There is no one else like Andre 3000 - amazing talented musician and lyricist but he definitely follows his own drum. I have to admit that the Key and Peale skit kind of skewed my view of him.
@@jamesrawlins735 why the key and peele sketch change your view of him? It’s not like that’s how he is in real life. It’s a comedy sketch… not a diss sketch.
Everything poetry even rappers
@@jayellell4056 The good ones are always poets. The bad ones are always dumb.
Jammy Brown Sleepy's father was a horn virtuoso legend in Atlanta with the band Brick with "Dazz" and "Ain't Gonna Hurt Nobody".
*Jimmy* * Brown. I don't like UA-cam editing.
Thanks, I was just about to google this.
My condolences to Clarence Avant's family.🙏🏽😔
Sad as ever. Makes me wonder if the recent attention he’s gotten about his status brought negative attention his way. I had absolutely no idea who he was and even looking at him he’s a very unassuming looking guy, which could’ve made he and his family a target.
Any father would be proud to see his son accomplish so much, salute to Sleepy Brown and the whole Dungeon Family.
Facts 💯
Had the pleasure of being on the road with the LEGEND, Jimmy Brown for over a year working the corporate circuit. Heard all the stories. Learned a ton about the business, musicianship and performance. Didn't know he was playing ALL THOSE HORN PARTS on those Brick recordings. Sax, trumpet, flute, bone and vocals all on one song. He blew me away with his stamina and energy on stage. Bruh, beyond amazing! Nothing but love and respect for Mr. J.B.
I don't blame Andre I wouldn't let the industry have my entire life. They made enough music. We still got Big Boi and Sleepy putting out fire music.
Sleepy looks like john salley 😂
Man I’m still amazed at how Organized Noise did Waterfalls, kinda wish they got Outkast on a remix for that beat.
🗣DA BEST PODCAST SHOW FOR 2021 B-H💛🤘🏾
I love Sleepy Brown as an artist and a man 👊🏿🧔🏿
He smoking, his 16 verse with Ross, Sorry verse with TI, and even this latest joint with Kanye. If anything he’s disinterested.
That was a ice cold verse......
"Ain't gone hurt nobody", that's the shit.
Nah we need a Dungeon Family Movie...
That'd have to be a series
Hell yes
When Andre said what he said at MTV awards I laughed my ass off. Then he goes and sing "Hey Ya."
It’s a video where he was performing it at an all star game and u could tell shyt was coming to an end
What’s wrong with hey ya…that is literally his best song…that’s his XO tour life…and it has that deeper meaning that Andre puts in his songs
What did he say?
@@MrSPIDEY21 hey ya is def not his best song
What happened
Fuckin sad man. My condolences 🙏🏾 Much respect to sleepy for talkin to everyone and giving them the game.
Tampa Florida in this bih !
Great interview!!!
Thank you to Organized Noize for over 30 years of FUNK and counting!! Love the new album!!! #Legends
i remember that. for the one million time, Hey Ya gotdammit! I was like Dre so tired.
lmao I never knew if he was playing or what cause when you think about it, the whole song lyrically is about people not paying actual attention to what’s being said. “Y’all don’t want to hear me, you just want to dance...” 😂
My condolences to Mrs. Jacqueline Avant.
May you rest in paradise.🕊️...........😔smh
#GetBHighToAmillionSubscribers...somebody has to start this Hashtag so here it Go!! I Love kickin back & Binge watching these Interviews! We gotta support this brother!!!
For any real Dungeon Family fans I got a song with Big Rube called Desensitized on my new album. Shot the video (coming soon) in South West Atlanta in front of Rube, Outkast, Goodie Mob, Organized Noize and Mista's murals. It premiered on Hot 97 by Peter Rosenberg not long ago. 💯💛
I remember when Dre said that on national Tv, “here I go for the 250th time, or something like that” preforming “Hey Ya’ll”, he was tired of shucken & jiven !
Nigga that wasnt shuckin & jiven…. That was just 3stacks being tired … are you forgetting he is an introvert?
@@Xhabit300 exactly, he was tired of the song& dance = Shucken & Jiven! I don’t want to beat a dead subject but Dre even told us,”He didn’t want to be a 40yr old rapper”, end of discussion!
I remember that shit,lol...
Light and love to his wife!
Dre’ shoulda made the Halftime show HIS farewell…
Bhigh I think you underrated keep putting out dope interviews
Facts 💯
TRUST GOD NOT MAN. THE DEVIL DON'T CARE ABOUT US. GOD FIRST ALWAYS
All I know is beautiful People, Sleepy’s Theme Vinyl Room is one of my most favorite albums of all time. That’s all I know right now. 🖤🎼🖤
I considered Sleepy's Theme Vinyl Room a bonafide classic the 1st time I heard it...add in Pimp C on some of that production and boom...instant classic...the sound of that album set the benchmark for the neo soul sound that came not long afterwards...
@@jgarner3861 i scratched so many Vinyl Room 💿s it ain’t funny. I bought more until they went out of print. I have ONE burned in my laptop and I listen to the album on UA-cam. Rest In Peace Pimp C and mad love to the Dungeon Family for gifting us southern-playa-Cadillac-music. 🖤🦋🎼
“Uh-oh.” 😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣
Iconic stories
I think that was a hit on Avant. They tried to make it look like happenstance
Shit B high got the talk and grin on his face 😂 while holding the strap under the table no matter who it is tell'm B high it's bizness my friend 😂😆😂
You can have all the talent in the world, if you don’t have the generosity its going to be hard, you lay it all out there. A lot of successful artists are generous with their self, we tend to forget about this and this vid pointed that out accordingly.
“Get in dat thang “ 😫
Damn i wish u woulda asked him when they gon re release they doc cuz i cant find it anywhere
Trans DF EXPRESS
My god...
I actually remember when Andre said that on MTV; you could tell he was sick of it already
It's not surprising if people be real love below was more of a pop album nothing about displayed andre rap skill but more of his creativity as a artist in general which is though i love 3000 but because I've never heard a solo rap/hip hop album from him i can't put dre above the jay zs, nas, 2pac, & biggies even big boi has a couple solo albums alot of people get in their feelings about that but it's the truth & me personally i like 3000 rap style better than jayz & nas but jayz & nas have clearly put in way more work as solo artists so i can't put him higher than those hip hop legends off of a one pop album
Yeah what if I leave , yeah that's what i'll do, I'll leave , im dieing to love , im dieing to play , im dieing to LIVE
Love below? He ran protoype, spread, and the life of Andre Benjamin. Three classics what is sleepy on?
The flute Album
I remember that performance. When he did that on national tv I knew he was sick of that song.
Aye man, I fucks with B-High and his interviews. Though bruh, he be interviewing folks like he tired of their bullshit. Got me thinking he getting ready to cuss they ass out, though end up asking a dope ass question. 😂😂😂 Much peace respect though B-High.
The good die mostly over bullsh..
people just get tired of b.s and watching things havin to do thangs....mane you wanna be free mane
Outkast movie or Series ATL GEORGIA
The Big Sleepover!
Drop a masterpiece. Then drop the mic. 🤷🏽♂️
I think he was done after stankonia
👍🏾😎
Whoever did that to Bossman CA gonna die horribly…
Wasn’t gon say much but damn the Dre disrespect. Saying he wasn’t made for this. Mans is an absolute musical genius no disrespect but uhh.. yeah. Naw son we know who’s better of the 3.
Was Janelle Monae around for the love below?
no. she wasn't around until 2007-2008
@The Black Narrative
She put a album out called "The audition" in 2003. It had a song on it called "My favorite nothing".
I think she had something to do with 3K project. Her vibe which we would have called her swag back then is all over it.
@@insomthegreat I got that album. But nah, she had nothing to do with the Love Below. His main collaborator was Kevin Kendrick during that time. You can also hear his influence on the Class of 3000 soundtrack. -- Janelle is dope. but musically, Nate Wonder and Chuck Lightning took her to another level. To this day, their work on Metropolis:The Chase is a classic.
She was in the video with big boy
It was a 7 million dollar estate, why they didn't have guard dogs i will never know. especially at their age! Cane Corso turns burgerlers around. look at how they are built and temperment. they cost 2,500 because that's how much security they give you.
Who is Sleepy Brown dad?
Jimmy Brown, the lead vocalist and saxophonist for the 1970s funk band Brick.
Hated that album with a passion
Do we know if black ppl killed avant lady
Who is Sleepy Brown's dad?
Jimmy Brown, was the lead vocalist for the 1970s funk band Brick
And Flutist!
Somebody help me out, who is sleepy browns dad???
I forgot the popular band but it's a band you most likely know
The great Jimmy Brown from the group Brick.
@@ryanmack4188 🙌🏾
The band Brick. Straight up classics. Funk/Soul. Been sampled a trillion times by a trillion people.
1:15 Men should never say “cute”
Why not?
We have to stop lying to these artists B High. The love below was not a good album and just because he wasn't rapping doesn't mean he "evolved" as an artist. Scarface Nas Jay Z these are the ELITE of the ELITE because they have carried SOLO albums by themselves for many years. You don't see any other form of music where the musicians "evolve or transition" to something else. Dre is dope but he aint no rap god like he is being made it to be. Let's get 3 solo albums from dre and see how ELITE he is but you know why he can't? Because big Boi who is equally as great carried them albums equally. Respect to kast we love them but the nonsense has gotta stop about dre and his romantization. Peace B High we love the platform!
Yet it goes diamond... somebody liked it
Speak for yourself brother. It was a great album. I appreciated the change of pace from Dre. I understood the his evolution
@@c.johnson1532 evolution into what? A 2000 version of prince?
@@FLEETWOOD1017 your confusing record sales with cultural impact and the love below dis not go diamond Speakerbox/the love below did you talking to a major outkast fan here the truth is the truth tho
@@ehunt the culture impact as far as what exactly? Black folk? Hip hop? Or the fact that Dre music reach fans that never follow kast? I'm confused with your statement because music generally doesn't stay in the a box unless it's content that folk don't listen too... since Dre hit that pop on his side of the album they went diamond... they're not doing that with speakerboxx...
Dungeon Family is >>>>>>>The overrated ass WU TANG. Not even close IMO
Overrated??? Stop it...
Oh, ok then
😒😒😒
You know you can praise someone without tearing someone else down frfr.
@@jonathansimmons6452 exactly. It’s Always some negativity in the air.