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Lil Jon Talks Famous Ad-Libs & Producing E-40’s “Tell Me When To Go” | For The Record
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2019
- Grammy-winning producer and artist Lil Jon is best-known for ushering crunk music into the mainstream during the early 2000s. After producing hits for artists like Usher, Pitbull, Ciara, and Ying Yang Twins, the Atlanta native remains relevant to this day. On the latest episode of ‘For The Record,’ Genius’ Head of Artist Relations Rob Markman recently sat down with Lil Jon to talk about his latest collaboration, “Ain’t No Tellin’,” with the late Mac Dre, as well as share the stories behind some of his biggest hits.
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2:04 Lil Jon on producing Capleton's "Tour"
3:22 Why Lil Jon wanted to make a song with a Mac Dre feature
10:11 Why it was important for Lil Jon to make "Ain't No Tellin'" sound just right
13:24 Lil Jon describes why he feels forever indebted to Too $hort
16:10 The story behind how E-40's "Tell Me When To Go" was created
20:11 Why Lil Jon used the same drums for "Freek-A-Leek" and "Yeah"
21:14 How a small change made Ciara's song "Goodies" A Hit
22:22 How Lil Jon ended up on a Rick-Rubin produced track with Jay-Z, and Chris Rock
24:34 Lil Jon talks iconic ad-libs and Dave Chappelle's impressions of them
26:37 Lil Jon reveals his favorite ad-libs of today
26:52 Why "Turn Down For What" is Lil Jon's favorite Lil Jon song
29:42 Why Lil Jon wants to produce an afro beats song
32:09 Lil Jon on what records you can expect from him next
Yeeeeeahhh!! whaaat??? Okaaaay! ;)
MVP
Where are the Eastside Boyz and Chyna white
@@JonathanIsrael708 I read something a long time ago saying that Lil Jon and the Eastside Boyz were dropped from tvt and Lil Jon was the only one who could get another contract
@@wes1hoskins I looked up interviews after I posted this. Seems Jon did them dirty. Basically broke the group up so he wouldnt have to split the money 3 ways. Did it right before a tour and offered them like 50k, when they were suppose to make 400k each from the tour.
Dave chappelle imersonation of Lil Jon Still has me in Tears til this day lmao
Time stamp ?
But not after today.. Up until this day, but not after today Dave Chappelle's impersonation of lil jon is sub par.
@@R03ER716 Why is it sub par to day!!!
Lil Jon deserves a better interview. The way this man formulated southern bass music is a story that needs to be told. From Still Crunk! to Turn Down for what. How he took elements from electric music, elements from Uncle Luke to make crunk? How he blended bass music and R&b? What did Freak Nik mean to him? Tour life during the Lil Jon & Eastside Boys days.
Markee Ingram drink champs would be dope 💯
Excellent analysis bro i just commented as well theyre gonna wait till he leaves us forever to try and honor him i hate that do while you can
Yes he did use the Elements of 2 Live Crew, with the loud 808s and chorus with yelling. But Lil Jon also said the word Crunk and a lot of the chorus came from Memphis, notably three six mafia, Lil Jon just made it more club oriented.
Get um bae! That's my bae!!
Lil John Dreads been the same length for my whole life
Naww that bihh got shorter lol
Lol hair cuts
They use to be longer
He keeps them cut.
U mean Jon not John just saying lol
He pioneered the turn up sound these new artists are thriving off of now. I'll never forget the impact he made on the culture in the 2000s. So many hits. In the South and West Coast. Legend.
I had no idea Lil Jon had to go threw such a process to get one song made. This man is a musical genius #TIPMacDre
Lil Jon was the Migos before the Migos with the ad-libs 😂
Fr😂😂
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Isaiah Lopez kwateed Queens 👸🏿
FoshoTheOne ATL Legend
Screw the Migos. Lil Jon had fire ad libs and music.
Lil Jon was one of da best , n I mean fuckin best producers of da 2000s, absolutely Tru hit maker!
That story behind Tell Me Where To Go & Goodies is crazy.
I was a freshman in high school when tell me when to go came out and it was an anthem lmao
Ahaha what up JJ 🤙🤙
Facts. I was in 8th grade. Vans by the pack was also a huge influential song in the bay as well when in comes to cultural and fashion.
Same. Facts
j j treal spill
I was in 4th grade and that song was the shit for all of us. Lol our school bus driver would play 106.1 every ride and we'll all go dumb on the bus. It was lit lol (E.P.A.)
I love hearing the story behind Lil Jon's production of Bay Area SLAAAPZ, such as "Tell Me When to Go" and "Blow the Whistle"! ....The Bay got love for Lil' Jon MAAANG! ...He helpin' keep The Yay' Area and Mac Drizzle RIP ..... ALIVE! YEEEEEEEEEE!
My cookies! That song would have never been taken seriously if that was the final lyric! 😂😭
Good job, Lil Jon
Pastor Troys “Who, What, When, Where” is one of Lil Jons hardest beats to me
Classic
Yea that violin is a problem in that beat 💯
IF she doesnt know the Lil Jon Adlib: WHAT!???
shes too young for you bro lol
"Ohkayyyy"
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ADG 🗑
YEEEAAHH
Or the Yingyang twins "HAAAA"
Lil jhon,E40.legendary the greatest god bless 🙏pure genius.
RIP MAC DRE
QQQUAIDE A. Vallejo, Ca native. 🙏🏾
Stories like Lil Jon is telling are probably non existent today. Now an artist just goes on UA-cam and types in "type beat" then they go forth. The producer and lyrist relationship is what created hip hop in the 1st place. Now it's all plug and play. That's why it really fwels like everyone no matter where they from uses the same "trap" beats and triplet flow. Lil Jon is legendary to an extent many people have no idea. He's been the cornerstone of hip hop for almost 20 years and he keeps making hits. This was an awesome interview.
And yet the industry wont even make a effort to acknowledge but they go holla at scott storch and mannie timbo lil jon is in that same group
Onyx
These stories still exists just not as much
@@sonofsoular I see what you mean. But that also kinda my point. Lol. That's why people are almost always happy to see hip hop groups or collectives, especially now since they're pretty rare as an artistic collab.
Legendary producer
"Tell me when to go" story is fucking hilarious... Lol at Mexican Keak Da Sneak =)))9
Lil Jon is livin legend
Facto! Atown crunk king kick down da door 4 these atl crunk yunginz ( Waka, crime mob, Scrappy, Rosco Dash)
Probably the best interview of 2019.
Great interview. 3 of my favorite Lil Jon tracks are T.I.'s "Stand Up" and Lil Jon's "Play No Games" and "Bitchez Aint Shit" with Nate Dogg.
Ratchet Beatz By Shawty Crunk 💯. That "No Games" video is a classic, too.
Dope interview RIP Mac Dre
Most underrated producer n Hip Hop
I got 5 on it, Tell me when to go & get stupid are very important tracks for the bay. Even though lil Jon produced that track the bay’s beats are very popular right now all over America
“Shake that monkey” by short as well
Didn’t know lil Jon too & short connection was that impactful. Crazy stories🔥
If you grew up in the Bay area let alone Northern california then you know
When he says “eff the flight” so wholesome. I love this man so much and have for two effing decades.
THANK YOUUU ABOUT TIME !! , We prolly wouldn’t of been using the 808 differently if it wasn’t for him
Lil Jon became Sr. Jon real quick lmao
Big Jon!
Indubitably.
Solid interview. Lil John definitely should be commended 🙌🏽
Called Keak Da Sneak a Mexican lol
😂😂😂😂😂 Far from it
Lmao that shit got me 🤣🤣🤣🤣
anyone else surprosed how calm cool and collective he sounds and speaks clearly af ?
U need to watch the Dave Chapelle skit of him
Nas- Quick to back down
That’s the hardest lil Jon beat I’ve ever heard in my life
Ain’t no telling what a b!tch will do 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I love hearing about these fun facts to do with Lil Jon in this interview and hearing about these old stories that were unknown up until this point. He should do more interviews. He should go on The Breakfast Club now! That's the spot for good questions to be asked of their guests!
Not always good questions..a lot of dumb stuff be asked on that show
@@sillau9 right be talking bout everything but the music lol
Thanks for comin out to Sac last weekend Jon. Lookin forward to ya afrobeats in the future. Love - Gullah
This guy back in 2004 2005 was at his peak
Legendary interview
This man was a huge part of my childhood
I ain’t never heard lil Jon regular voice til now
a legend talking about legendary things
Kings of Crunk album is legendary. and this is coming from a white boy who grew-up in the suburbs lol
respect white boy lol
Second video with Lil Jon! Great! Goat
Legend from atl
I always thought it said "Five to Nine another round of shots" lol
This guy inspired me to become a producer 💯
Bay Area stand up!!! 🔥 💯
Jon dropping nuggets on these youngsters. #respect
My man Lil Jon. Love you boy
saw him in the scary movie 4 movie this year and randomly missed this dude being popular
Toooo the windowsssss to da wallls
Kings Of Crunk is a fucking classic 🔥🔥🔥
I just want to kno what happened to the Eastside Boyz. 🤔
So true about - getting back the fun vibes to the clubs- no one sweating - maybe is the music not reaching out- yet all depends what club you at
Bomb ass stories, man. He is definitely an inspiration.
Mans need to out out an album like Khaled be doing. Lil John could have the streets, Khaled can stay pop
I like that bro
Lil jon did that moons ago with crunk juice
super underated producer lil jon is too dope
You aint lying about that lil jon and just blaze always snubbed
This is a great man! Bothe are great at that job!
The days of XXXL white tees, basketball jerseys and ATL holding hip hop down.
Wait. Didn't Lil Jon produce the remix to Kanye's "New Workout Plan"?
Jon beatz was fuckin 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 back n 2002 - 2005
stunnaboycodotcom u mean 92-05
Lil John should re-produce a whole Mac Dre album
Fucking Legend. Very under appreciated.
AS a DJ, I totally felt what LIl Jon said towards the end. Alot of music that's coming out, tho its dope sounds depressing and in many instances too hard. We definitley need more fun in hip hop. Alot of people hate on City Girls but I can totally appreciate them because they make girls get up and dance.
I prefer the more introspective wave of hip hop.
The ghettofab "get up and damce" type is tiring.
We already had that in the 1990s and 2000s.
I fucks wit it!!💯
LIL JON A TRUE LEGENDARY PIONEER HERO ❤️❤️‼️
Mac Dre is a Legend
Heard him and CB doing a new jack swing track.... should be 🔥🔥🔥
The Crunk sound that Lil Jon created paved the way for the Trap sound we have today. He really don't get the credit he deserves for playing such a big role in creating Hip Hop's current biggest sub-genre
You aint lying about that!! He influenced many acts like dfl waka in that Atlanta wave
Heart bro is The fantástic video 💥💥💥💥💥💣
I’m shakin my dreads as we speak
He a legend… YEAH!
🔥 up that loud another round of shots
Lil Jon up in here with the J. Cole "Boom Boom Boom"
What okay Lil Jon one of the biggest inspirations and pioneers of the sound he helped create
Legend
LIL JON - LEGEND‼️‼️‼️
REAL
That room is hard as fuck!
HAPPY 49TH BIRTHDAY LIL JON !!!
Lil Jon is way too humbled. He's bigger than Dave Chapelle and doesn't even realize it. He gives Dave Chapelle credit for blowing him up. I knew about Lil Jon before I knew who Dave Chapelle was lol
Been rocking with lil Jon since I like them girls
thanks for being the only honorable out there rob
LILJON🔥
That’s a killer backdrop they got going on there
lil jon is a god
Wow this interview was dope! Very informative.
15:07 killed me lmao
I think he is more talented as AN ARTIST than as a music producer!!! And he is still talented as a music producer. He created THE ABSOLUTE NEW SOUND TO THE WHOLE MUSIC. never existed before his appearence in the game! As a VOCALIST he is WAY WAY WAAAAAAAAAY underrated!!! I would be surprised if he will show me his DISABILITY of covering top Metallica (AC-DC) songs, I THINK HE CAN DO THAT!!! The person who got GUTS to change the whole music industry by something NEVER EXISTED BEFORE him, in MY opinion, deserved WAY MORE POPULARITY, than the popularity he currently has
Legendary
Where the eastside boys at
On the eastside😂😂
@@zthegreat4538 bruh 😂😂😂😂im dying
@@ryanjeffries4831 wasn't all that funny bruh
@@bluu_ice6554 stfu
@@zthegreat4538 🤣😅😅😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lil Jon’s final 1:30 secs of this interview are a new song he should say this shit on record
I know this nigga dreds ain't grew since 05😂😂😂😂
I feel like Lil John should give acting a try. Nothing major like side roles. Because I legitimately think he could be pretty funny.
Hi lil jon
I’m seeing his eyes! I’ve always wondered if he has Graves. I feel bad if that’s the case or he’s just self conscious of his eyes? I truly love him so much I’m just curious asf
Is this in podcast form?
"Boom boom boom boom boom".
Too Short is a Legend
OOOOKKKAAAYYYY!!!!!
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