Why are a lot of people casually forgetting about Chad(especially here on youtube)? He came up with licks chords and so much more that would literally change the course of the song and even spark the idea of a new song. He is the other genius next to Pharrell. Without Chad there wouldn’t be The Neptunes and vice versa. They literally need each other for the famous Neptunes sound. Best chemistry in producing ever. Listen to Pharrell’s solo stuff, great of course, but not that typical sound structure and feel. Chad is the freaking whizz-kid on keys and guitar and more! 🔥🔥🔥come on people! Give it up for Chad👏🏾🙌🏾👏🏾!!
Except he is a main portion. It's 50/50 not 70/30 or 80/20 or whatever ratio you believe. Pharrell is the face. But the neptunes as a production team and n.e.r.d exist not just because of Pharrell, but Chad as well.
@@MsTy2908 you actually proof my point about peoples misguided opinion, he is the main portion just as much as Pharrell is. Is he the face of the Neptunes, obviously not, is he just as important for the music the Neptunes, produced, 100% yesss🔥
This album was written before Timberlake was introduced to the project. What became Justified was originally offered to Michael Jackson, according to Pharell MJ turned it down as being too commercial for what he wanted to work with at the time and specifically asked Pharell to ask Justin Timberlake to go solo with this album. Justin also said directly that the reason he finally had the confidence to go solo was when Michael called him directly to tell him that he was ready to go for it and that the Pharell project was the right door for him. They both said if it wasn’t for MJ this may never have happened. Pharrell said on couple of interviews that Michael phoned into the studio during the first set of recording sessions, on two occasions, to ask how Justin was getting on with the vocals and check up on them all. Essentially this album had massive Michael Jackson blessings and influence from conceptualisation right up to structure and completion. It’s like a modern embodiment of a jackson album, that’s why it’s so good. Even the videos had constant salutes to his dance moves, at the time I was 17 I thought it was a piss take copy or a really good tribute act. “He’s ripping off MJ moves and vocal style” I said to people. Little did I know how involved Jackson’s soul was on the project. Now I look at this and smile.
@@kaafaa8036 Michael was moving forwards when the justified album was going backwards. The main reason MJ became an untouchable legend is because he always sought out to break down barriers musically. Doing what everyone else was doing was not his style.
@@kaafaa8036 invincible was an album MJ allowed many collaborators. I don’t class it as a proper MJ album. Too many different writers. I think MJ already retired by this point and was just enjoying letting others take control
Hearing Pharrell in the studio over the years keeps confirming to me. He's not a producer. He's a Visionary. He sees the whole production from song to video to clothes to business meetings, their reactions. Hes basically Spielberg with a piano.
I just love music man. Documentaries like this honestly fill my soul with happiness cause there is nothing like music. Listening to these songs as a kid and now adult is a beautiful thing because it gets you in different ways. Hats off to Pharrell Williams & Chad Hugo for being straight up musical genius’ & visionaries🙌🏾
honestly! love to know it’s not just me that likes watching things like this. from the behind the scenes to the reasons they sing the lyrics they to and who gave them the songs. all of it is soo interesting
I’m sorry but no mainstream group of pop / hip hop producers are genius. These guys are talented but it’s more entertainment than art. It feels good. Tastes good! It isn’t genius though. Genius makes you think. Entertainment stops you from thinking
These guys are geniuses indeed! From 2000-2006, they literally own the music industry. Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, Usher, Ludacris, Snoop Dogg, Gwen Stefani. Their resume is very impressive!
Big ups to the sound engineer that mixed this record. The engineer is usually the quiet one that almost never gets credit publicly. But, makes the music gel perfectly together. This is one of the best mixed albums of all-time. Easily.
@@damienlewis7882jimmy douglas is one of the most extraordinary engineers ever !! i still think his work on jodeci’s diary of a mad band is out of this world
Am I the only one who wishes they could see all 15 hours of the "making of" footage? I'm such a music lover that I love when we are given the opportunity to see what the process is like when an artist is recording his/her album. To see from the very beginning to the finished product is just so satisfying. Thanks for this!
When this album came out I knew it was something special. As a hip hop head I resented the cookie cutting machine of pop acts like nsync, bsb, Britney and Christina Aguilera, etc... but when JT teamed up with the neptunes, I knew it would be fire... and it was. Some friends clowned me for liking the "new" justin Timberlake album but time has proven them wrong. Single after single, it became more than a pop record, like pharrell says in the documentary, this album fits multiple genres. Its flat out dope. Justified is still one of my favorite albums.
Hey bro I feel you 100%. I’m a true Hip-Hop head (underground) but appreciate the music these dudes made. It makes me want to put on a suit and tie and just dance sometimes
@SmallTownCemetery Comediante cause man, that first single with the Clipse, "Like I Love You" was so dope. I had to take a second look. Glad I did. Half Neptunes, Half Timbaland, are you kidding me?!?! Too sick.
idk about you but im grew up in the inner city and went to a predominately black high school and they loved justin timberlake and this album, to my surprise.
I'm glad Justin took a chance to allow Pharrell to take him out of his pop music comfort zone, you can really hear his rage on this album. The best he had done.
Took a chance on Pharrell ? He was the biggest producer at the time. He could’ve given those songs to Usher but he decided to give them to Usher instead
The end result, the music we hear on the radio and the records we get to play at home or in our cars are so sick, awesome, and I love it. But the process, the process is so fucken beautiful.
It's amazing how much Pharrell guided Justin in the delivery of his vocals. Pharrell was 29 here according to the intro. Man he really knew his stuff! (Still does)
Pharrell with neptunes in 2000 was like an aliens from another dimension who came on earth with "change rapgame" mission. They shocked game with they sound. It was incredible time for music.
Ughhh this looks like a dream honestly, just a bunch of talented musicians and producers just flowing off of each other to create something really unique for it's time.
It still trips me out that the majority of these songs off the album were originally intended for MJ! Love seeing this process! As a musician/engineer, I'm inspired to get in the lab and make some crazy magic!
Same sentiment! This album is one of the greatest contemporary R&B albums ever made. It still sounds as relevant to me today as it did twenty years ago. I love this album.
#2 on the billboard for that year is incredible but it's a shame they didn't get #1. They definitely deserved it for introducing the production that would shape an entire era of the 2000s
@@shinebabyshine. Word, where can I see it? I lived in Va beach for 2yrs (04-06) and worked with Teddy Riley as a young artist while living there, I used to drive past Star Trak’s studios all the time.
This still hits he was they were ahead of their time. Justin paved the way. He is a legend and obv the neptunes. That album was complete fire.. also timbaland plenty influence
A lot of you misconstrued what Pharrell said when he stated these were written for Micharl. Her meant the productions, not the lyrics and medloies. You can clearly see him, Chad and Justin creating in these clips. Even the productions were more evolved on the final product from what you hear here. People like to slight Justin a lot. Yall really need to check his production and songwring resume outside of what hes done for himself. He's produced for Jamie Foxx, Charlie Wilson, Beyonce, Keri Hilson, T.I., Rihanna, etc.
I was 38 when this came out and I absolutely fell in love with all the songs and videos. Well put together. Still listen to it today. Still love Stevie more though...😍
Yo the crazy part is him and timberland are cousin's, they been around music along time but the most humble dude is Chad. They play every thing in the studio and Chad be chilling, playing the background but he got a hand in every sound.
Man this is amazing. It's like a time capsule seeing when these artist were at their hungriest for a classic record. Thats PHARRELL the PHARREL Williams, Skateboard P telling Justin Timberlake not to tell interviewers The Neptunes produced this track lol cause he wants shock value! lol so awesome to see this. Especially in hindsight after we already know what Pharrell would evolve and grow to become in the music industry. It's so crazy. NEVER STOP HUSTLING ya'll. It's achievable.
I was 22 year old in beauty school in LA. We always went to a club called Joseph’s. One night, the day after his single debuted we were in the club and Justin, Pharrell, Travis Barker, Jerry OConnel, Ted from Hey Dude and a bunch of famous people were there. Justin had a dance off with some blonde chick, Pharrell was lit and was dancing on a giant speaker and fell off. Jerry OConnel showed up in a taxi cab, by himself walked in ordered two giant mugs of beer, stood up against the wall, chugged two beers and left. Oh! and Nicole Eggert was crawling around drunk outside looking for her shoe. The early 2000’s, the good ol days.
And after we all went to Mel's on sunset Regardless if you were at Miyagi's, Saddle Ranch, Keyclub, Roxi it was all love back then. Damn I miss the early 2k !
@@melissap9416 Von Dutch trucker hats rhinestone dew rags and the ladies wearing them juicy couture sweat pants and us gents wearing bedazzled Ed hardy v neck shirt with the frosted tips hair cuts. ( Yes ) I was that guy 🤣 We you where either at Dennys or at Mel's after. Celebs had private after parties at the Viper Room. And if one of them came to Mel's it was an instant invite to a party in the H-Hills, if you had style and dressed nice wasn't with a ton of "special people" we know what that means. Lol The culture was fun but kinda douche if I look back 🤣
It's so amazing to me to watch not only Justin but Pharell in action. I was born and raised in Virginia Beach, and as a kid I remember hearing about the waves he was making so often. He did a LOT for our community and still does to this day. I never really grasped how incredible he is though until watching this. I heard this album so much as a kid, my mom blasted this constantly and I never even knew it was Pharell and Hugo that were fundamental to this masterpiece. It's beautiful.
I remember '03 Rock your body coming out. I landed a great job and came out of dire poverty for good. It was spring and I was so happy and busy. Now I'm studying for my own songs coming out. I still love that song!
@@stanvanillo9831 I hear what you're saying but @ketchyshubby and I mean the whole Instagram, Tik-Tok, FB social media behavior everyone is addicted to. We didn't have all that back then and it was nice :)
life is literally depressing as fuck seeing what amazing things people do with their life, what they have, wealthy families. I came from unemployed bottom of the barrel bloodline.. new tech and social media is great for people doing well off and rely on it for money, but for average people middle to lower class I sure miss the times without all this shit
@@stanvanillo9831 Yeah, without UA-cam back then I'd buy every dvd and vhs I could find and get all the extra footage I could. I remember buying this the day it came out, Nov 5 2002.
Yo this album is a classic with the The Neptunes and Timbaland producing on it crazy!!! Came out when I was like 12 and I’m still listing to it till this day. Amazing!!!
One of the best videos on UA-cam hands down, gotta revisit this every now and then. Super inspirational and motivating. They were really making magic in that studio. Justified in my top 5 albums ever fr
Absolutely love this.... great for people to see the actual work and levels of creativity that go into making timeless records... Just the whole studio vibe and the creative process giving me chills lol. love how Pharrel is so passionate about his craft both him and Chad were such a formidable and inspiring force back then to get a small glimpse into their music making process is priceless...
It’s cool to see JT during this time as a solo artist. This was the time around at the start of him breaking free of his NSYNC persona and finally becoming his own artist.
THIS IS EPIC :) i can watch this all day every day...so many creatives in one spot..ideas bouncing ....thx for capturing this and editing man :D hope netflix picks up this as a documentary or something
Man this Album gave me so much pride being a Virginian. There has never been a time when something produced by The Neptunes or Timbaland wasn’t in my headphones.
Everybody knew Justin was going solo. But, nobody knew hooking up with the Neptunes and Timbaland was going to solidify his career. You can tell in this clip this album was going to be a success. And it was. Can't believe this is over 20 years ago. Time flies!
i know everybody loves to say things are underrated but i truly believe this is underrated...when u think JT u think future sex love sounds and his newer shit...this shit gets slipped under the radar now...i remember me and my dad drove from nyc to atl the summer this yr came out...classic album!
What a pleasure to watch this, just goosebumps all over hearing those legendary tunes materialize for the first time in that studio. The funny thing is, at the time, i was just some 22yo knowitall with all these preconceived ideas about Justin Timberlake, since i only knew him vaguely from being from NSync. So at the time i felt some instinctive resistance to anything he would bring out, but then this album came out, and its quality just immediately broke you down to your knees and respect the genius that was the collaboration between Chad, Pharell and Justin. Most legendary album from the zeros? Could very well be. Great vid!
omg this is gold. I love to learn about these working processes and then you can truly appreciate the artistry as well as the art. those songs are so refreshing and classic, i'd love them a long time. thank you for making them.
im a musician and i really love this record. didnt know i would be cheesing the whole time. this was the same vibe as listening to the album. like watching the special features of a fav film. really cool to see them making the album
man i was 11 when this came out and i had my mom get it for me soon as it did! i think i had heard "like i love you" and just fell in love immediately. looking back this album was phenomenal.
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*It's crazy everytime they are stuck they ask Chad Hugo and he comes up with something on spot that blows their minds*
He's underrated in the game
Chad is a genius
I think I've heard Pharell said Chad is the musical genius, more than him. One of those geniuses that just happy creating for other people.
Exactly!! Why does he not get more recognition? He’s a genius
Chad doesnt seem to like the publicity.
Why are a lot of people casually forgetting about Chad(especially here on youtube)? He came up with licks chords and so much more that would literally change the course of the song and even spark the idea of a new song. He is the other genius next to Pharrell. Without Chad there wouldn’t be The Neptunes and vice versa. They literally need each other for the famous Neptunes sound. Best chemistry in producing ever. Listen to Pharrell’s solo stuff, great of course, but not that typical sound structure and feel. Chad is the freaking whizz-kid on keys and guitar and more! 🔥🔥🔥come on people! Give it up for Chad👏🏾🙌🏾👏🏾!!
I dont think anyone is taking Chad out of the equation, he is a genius too, he is just not the main portion of the pot.
Except he is a main portion. It's 50/50 not 70/30 or 80/20 or whatever ratio you believe. Pharrell is the face. But the neptunes as a production team and n.e.r.d exist not just because of Pharrell, but Chad as well.
@@MsTy2908 you actually proof my point about peoples misguided opinion, he is the main portion just as much as Pharrell is. Is he the face of the Neptunes, obviously not, is he just as important for the music the Neptunes, produced, 100% yesss🔥
shut up.
@@MsTy2908 are u newbie ?? he is 50% of the neptunes sound...
This album was written before Timberlake was introduced to the project. What became Justified was originally offered to Michael Jackson, according to Pharell MJ turned it down as being too commercial for what he wanted to work with at the time and specifically asked Pharell to ask Justin Timberlake to go solo with this album. Justin also said directly that the reason he finally had the confidence to go solo was when Michael called him directly to tell him that he was ready to go for it and that the Pharell project was the right door for him. They both said if it wasn’t for MJ this may never have happened. Pharrell said on couple of interviews that Michael phoned into the studio during the first set of recording sessions, on two occasions, to ask how Justin was getting on with the vocals and check up on them all. Essentially this album had massive Michael Jackson blessings and influence from conceptualisation right up to structure and completion. It’s like a modern embodiment of a jackson album, that’s why it’s so good. Even the videos had constant salutes to his dance moves, at the time I was 17 I thought it was a piss take copy or a really good tribute act. “He’s ripping off MJ moves and vocal style” I said to people. Little did I know how involved Jackson’s soul was on the project. Now I look at this and smile.
Mj didnt wanted thoses prod cause its sounded too classic, well now 20 year after, i think its was a mistake, when u listen Rjerkins prod and thoses
@@kaafaa8036 He wanted to make shit like the Lox, Clipse, or Wu-Tang.
@@kaafaa8036 Michael was moving forwards when the justified album was going backwards. The main reason MJ became an untouchable legend is because he always sought out to break down barriers musically. Doing what everyone else was doing was not his style.
@@chazbayley yeah but in 2022, when u listen " invincible " ? honestly ( break of dawn, butterfly,whatever happen) the rest of album ?
@@kaafaa8036 invincible was an album MJ allowed many collaborators. I don’t class it as a proper MJ album. Too many different writers. I think MJ already retired by this point and was just enjoying letting others take control
Hearing Pharrell in the studio over the years keeps confirming to me. He's not a producer. He's a Visionary. He sees the whole production from song to video to clothes to business meetings, their reactions. Hes basically Spielberg with a piano.
This is me in the studio with my friends I love it!
Pharrell was a big inspiration for me as welll as Kanye
Without these team of producers, they couldn’t have made it. That’s how the industry works.
what about chad? i think his contribution is even more important. he’s the musical genius
If I see Pharrell in front of me right now, I must be a potato
Pharrell williams is from another planet... very prophetic and progressive in Flow of sound
I just love music man. Documentaries like this honestly fill my soul with happiness cause there is nothing like music. Listening to these songs as a kid and now adult is a beautiful thing because it gets you in different ways. Hats off to Pharrell Williams & Chad Hugo for being straight up musical genius’ & visionaries🙌🏾
honestly! love to know it’s not just me that likes watching things like this. from the behind the scenes to the reasons they sing the lyrics they to and who gave them the songs. all of it is soo interesting
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thats right
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Yessss!!
God this is so raw. I love it. We as consumers do not appreciate the pure. talent and art that goes into albums.
Totally agreed.
exactly
Speak for yourself.....and this music SUCKS.
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The Neptunes were the geniuses of this era. Everything they touched was fire.
I’m sorry but no mainstream group of pop / hip hop producers are genius. These guys are talented but it’s more entertainment than art. It feels good. Tastes good! It isn’t genius though. Genius makes you think. Entertainment stops you from thinking
@@derekgregg9009🎯💯
Wetuiopdfghjkcvbnm and you ❤
Straight up
These guys are geniuses indeed! From 2000-2006, they literally own the music industry. Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, Usher, Ludacris, Snoop Dogg, Gwen Stefani. Their resume is very impressive!
Justified is actually a classic album now. Brilliant from start to finish. "Lets Take A Ride"
When humans combine their energy and creativity, the result is so much bigger than the sum of each one alone.
@Regular Joseph And I guess all the people in the orchestra don't count? Sheesh
@@jas_bataille key word here is composer
Big ups to the sound engineer that mixed this record. The engineer is usually the quiet one that almost never gets credit publicly. But, makes the music gel perfectly together. This is one of the best mixed albums of all-time. Easily.
Mixed by Serban Ghenea and Jimmy Douglas
@@damienlewis7882jimmy douglas is one of the most extraordinary engineers ever !! i still think his work on jodeci’s diary of a mad band is out of this world
This album has no skips for me
Not one. To this day!
True! Now guitars not that popular anymore.
I can't rock with that McKnight finale😂 Just pure, unadulterated schmaltz
Wetuiopdfghjkcvbnm and you ❤
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Am I the only one who wishes they could see all 15 hours of the "making of" footage? I'm such a music lover that I love when we are given the opportunity to see what the process is like when an artist is recording his/her album. To see from the very beginning to the finished product is just so satisfying. Thanks for this!
@@AndrewKamenMusic Thank you so much!
I watch all unedited footage at least once a year amazing 🤩
@@AndrewKamenMusic Wow thank YOU very much for the uncut footage, so dope!
I second that!
There’s actually 19 hours in total.
Their chemistry in the studio together is rare
Whew that senorita is still a banger and that instrumental starting from 5:08 is everything!
I cant walk past a club without going in if this song is on..
Killed me
FACTS gave me chills and seeing them making it like wow
I cant believe this was two decades ago. What a masterpiece that album still is.
When this album came out I knew it was something special. As a hip hop head I resented the cookie cutting machine of pop acts like nsync, bsb, Britney and Christina Aguilera, etc... but when JT teamed up with the neptunes, I knew it would be fire... and it was. Some friends clowned me for liking the "new" justin Timberlake album but time has proven them wrong. Single after single, it became more than a pop record, like pharrell says in the documentary, this album fits multiple genres. Its flat out dope. Justified is still one of my favorite albums.
Facts💯 on a sidenote: still have not heard a song quite like "Like I Love You" too.
Chad Hugo is a master at making beats and Pharrell is a master at vocals and lyrics. Pharrell and Hugo gave JT soul.
Hey bro I feel you 100%. I’m a true Hip-Hop head (underground) but appreciate the music these dudes made. It makes me want to put on a suit and tie and just dance sometimes
@SmallTownCemetery Comediante cause man, that first single with the Clipse, "Like I Love You" was so dope. I had to take a second look. Glad I did. Half Neptunes, Half Timbaland, are you kidding me?!?! Too sick.
idk about you but im grew up in the inner city and went to a predominately black high school and they loved justin timberlake and this album, to my surprise.
This album was a whole vibe over like 2 summers
naahhh that vibe be ETERNAL SUMMER fam
I'm glad Justin took a chance to allow Pharrell to take him out of his pop music comfort zone, you can really hear his rage on this album. The best he had done.
Took a chance on Pharrell ? He was the biggest producer at the time. He could’ve given those songs to Usher but he decided to give them to Usher instead
Yeah but you know he was going towards r & b anyway, he's the reason n'sync started messing with r & b.
Pharrell literally worked with both Justin and Usher, my God. U Dont Have to Call is classic Neptunes
Yeah he sounds pissed
He was aiming for this going solo
The end result, the music we hear on the radio and the records we get to play at home or in our cars are so sick, awesome, and I love it. But the process, the process is so fucken beautiful.
Beautiful yes but it can also be frustrating as hell
the process is the result
Exactly that’s why I expose the process so much now
@@starsareangels Oh for sure! I believe that that’s part of the beauty too
This is gold. I played this album on repeat in the early 2000s, it's cool to see some bts footage of the process, especially as a singer/writer.
This Is Platinum!
Man pharrell and Chad are genius'
Str8 up genius 😍
N.E.R.D. love
Indeed
Straight up they deserve all the love. They were geniuses
The best creative duo
It's amazing how much Pharrell guided Justin in the delivery of his vocals. Pharrell was 29 here according to the intro. Man he really knew his stuff! (Still does)
Pharrell with neptunes in 2000 was like an aliens from another dimension who came on earth with "change rapgame" mission. They shocked game with they sound. It was incredible time for music.
The Melody of Seniorita is so unique
Ughhh this looks like a dream honestly, just a bunch of talented musicians and producers just flowing off of each other to create something really unique for it's time.
It still trips me out that the majority of these songs off the album were originally intended for MJ! Love seeing this process! As a musician/engineer, I'm inspired to get in the lab and make some crazy magic!
Same sentiment! This album is one of the greatest contemporary R&B albums ever made. It still sounds as relevant to me today as it did twenty years ago. I love this album.
I found out early and was actually shocked they pulled it off so well! RIP MJ
#2 on the billboard for that year is incredible but it's a shame they didn't get #1. They definitely deserved it for introducing the production that would shape an entire era of the 2000s
#1 in our hearts
@@wkatc007Eminem was number 1 that year
@@bentleycoupe8788 I was about to say "Justified" was great but "The Eminem Show" was a monster album. Being #2 to that wasn't a bad thing.
I’ll take timeless over numbers any day
One of the best pop albums ever. I remember when this dropped and it was played all damn year long.
you can take out pop from that statement
This just shows how incredible Pharell and Chad are. They pretty much do the beat, help with the lyrics , harmony and direction of the song.
Ya and white boy comes in and takes all the credit
@@earth-mv1zo he didn't take all the credit, everyone knew even back in the day
As a hardcore hip hop head, I can tell you that this album gets as much play still to this day and anything else. JT is that dude fr fr
I lost count how many times this video gave me chills. It's mind blowing to see a masterpiece like this be baked in the oven before it hits the floor.
Any creators in the music space should watch this and soak up as much as they can!
That’s exactly what I’m doing 😇💘
The full doc is three hours btw
@@shinebabyshine. Word, where can I see it? I lived in Va beach for 2yrs (04-06) and worked with Teddy Riley as a young artist while living there, I used to drive past Star Trak’s studios all the time.
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Soak it all... I am I think I’m ready to write a track... I’m no artist 👀😂
"Last Night " is a MASTERPIECE SONG !
Still one of my favorite songs of all time to this day. That song is SO 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
And take it from here
@@M360-w6o yes offcourse :)
@@melissa2ea YES !
I believe that's JT's favorite song off the album as well. My favorite will always be Like I Love You, but Last Night definitely comes at #2 or #3
To think this album is nearly TWENTY YEARS OLD !!
Daaaaamn....
Oooh god... It really is Stevie status
Yes 2002 it’ll be 20 years old next year
This still hits he was they were ahead of their time. Justin paved the way. He is a legend and obv the neptunes. That album was complete fire.. also timbaland plenty influence
i was three weeks from my eighth birthday when it came out & now im 26. it’s crazy
A lot of you misconstrued what Pharrell said when he stated these were written for Micharl. Her meant the productions, not the lyrics and medloies. You can clearly see him, Chad and Justin creating in these clips. Even the productions were more evolved on the final product from what you hear here. People like to slight Justin a lot. Yall really need to check his production and songwring resume outside of what hes done for himself. He's produced for Jamie Foxx, Charlie Wilson, Beyonce, Keri Hilson, T.I., Rihanna, etc.
top 3 favorite albums still in 2020!!!!
1. In Search Of- N.E.R.D
2. Wanderland- Kelis
3. Justified- JT!!!
u get it lol
@@threeholePUNCHify I love you =] ! lol
DeAndrea McCoy ❤️ any big fan of pharrell is a friend of mind. literally 3 of my fave albums
Also Kelis kelidascipe
@@threeholePUNCHify I feel the same way, anyone that loves those albums are instant friends 💫
I don't know if I've ever partied so hard as I did in 2003 in Australia...in the club, to this album. IT WAS SOOOOO LIT!!!!!!!!
This track certified Justin as a Solo artist
The pressure on him to deliver was huge.
Did you actually confuse the words certified and solidified?
This album and trucker caps are the most early-2000s things ever. Luckily one of them aged well!
Trucker caps kind of came back, though... Music and fashion goes in 20-year-cycles, funnily.
@@ram-4 And they'll be back again! But I don't know who's going to make the next Justified....
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Trucker Caps were never gone, only difference is that today Noone would kink his cap shild
I would do anything to see behind the scenes footage of The 20/20 Experience Part 1. That was the first album that I ever truly fell in love with.
I was just bout to write this comment as I’m scrolling and I see this comment 🙌🏾💯 real shit
Part two was better though 😝
@@Frieslick Part II was more ambitious but also sloppier.
I was 38 when this came out and I absolutely fell in love with all the songs and videos. Well put together. Still listen to it today. Still love Stevie more though...😍
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@@64endlesslove tbh you're lucky to be that old!
I was 13 lol now 32 years old feel old lol
I was 17 in 2002
I’m thrilled that this process was documented and shared! One of the best solo debut albums of all time!
This was a bad ass album im having flash backs of those years
i could watch hours and hours of stuff like this..
Good to see I'm not the only one who appreciate stuff like this
Love seeing process
I still bang Justified to this day! It was so much fun watching everyone’s creative process! Geniuses 😍 I could watch for hours!!!!
Yo the crazy part is him and timberland are cousin's, they been around music along time but the most humble dude is Chad. They play every thing in the studio and Chad be chilling, playing the background but he got a hand in every sound.
Man this is amazing. It's like a time capsule seeing when these artist were at their hungriest for a classic record. Thats PHARRELL the PHARREL Williams, Skateboard P telling Justin Timberlake not to tell interviewers The Neptunes produced this track lol cause he wants shock value! lol so awesome to see this. Especially in hindsight after we already know what Pharrell would evolve and grow to become in the music industry. It's so crazy. NEVER STOP HUSTLING ya'll. It's achievable.
"Every time it rained, we had to stop recording and wait for the rain to pass" Had Prince been there, the rain would've make it to the album! RIP
I was 22 year old in beauty school in LA. We always went to a club called Joseph’s. One night, the day after his single debuted we were in the club and Justin, Pharrell, Travis Barker, Jerry OConnel, Ted from Hey Dude and a bunch of famous people were there. Justin had a dance off with some blonde chick, Pharrell was lit and was dancing on a giant speaker and fell off. Jerry OConnel showed up in a taxi cab, by himself walked in ordered two giant mugs of beer, stood up against the wall, chugged two beers and left. Oh! and Nicole Eggert was crawling around drunk outside looking for her shoe. The early 2000’s, the good ol days.
And after we all went to Mel's on sunset Regardless if you were at Miyagi's, Saddle Ranch, Keyclub, Roxi it was all love back then.
Damn I miss the early 2k !
@@WeylandLabs Omg!!!!seriously, We we’re probably there at the same time. those were the good ol Motorola razor von Dutch days! 😂😭😭😭🙌
Good ol days when there wasn’t a cell phone with a camera in sight and moments like those are just a memory.
@@melissap9416 Von Dutch trucker hats rhinestone dew rags and the ladies wearing them juicy couture sweat pants and us gents wearing bedazzled Ed hardy v neck shirt with the frosted tips hair cuts. ( Yes ) I was that guy 🤣
We you where either at Dennys or at Mel's after. Celebs had private after parties at the Viper Room. And if one of them came to Mel's it was an instant invite to a party in the H-Hills, if you had style and dressed nice wasn't with a ton of "special people" we know what that means. Lol
The culture was fun but kinda douche if I look back 🤣
@@corey1022 Nah we had our Tmobile sidekicks bro 🤣
I still listen to this album like all the time it's a modern classic
It's so amazing to me to watch not only Justin but Pharell in action. I was born and raised in Virginia Beach, and as a kid I remember hearing about the waves he was making so often. He did a LOT for our community and still does to this day. I never really grasped how incredible he is though until watching this. I heard this album so much as a kid, my mom blasted this constantly and I never even knew it was Pharell and Hugo that were fundamental to this masterpiece. It's beautiful.
Absolute Classic. A timeless album for sure.
I just love seeing this
side of everyone.
Everything about this is so good 💥🤗 I had no idea this footage existed .
*I forgot how AMAZING/ICONIC this album was. This was the BEST era of Justin's music. Thank you for sharing this video xx*
This album is so f**king iconic. And the fact it was captured being made is such a gift. I just wish cry me a river was captured also.
Video's like this the reason UA-cam exists
*Videos*
10:48 I love when they listen and jam to the finished product, makes my heart happy 😊
What a TEAM my friends.... high connection baby!! the base of my teenage music years.... groovy days... love that moments!!
Tnx 4 so many guys!!!
Gawd I used to watch these original videos religiously back in the early 2000’s. I’m glad they put them together. Thanks for sharing.
I’m watching this 22 years after its release and I’m still so in awe of its magic! Watching the creative process is amazing!!! JT is the GOAT!
I remember '03 Rock your body coming out. I landed a great job and came out of dire poverty for good. It was spring and I was so happy and busy. Now I'm studying for my own songs coming out. I still love that song!
I could cry right now. This is LEGENDARY
Loved the chemistry between everyone . They were productive af
What a time capsule this is.
@@AndrewKamenMusic everything was so much simpler that time
I just watched this for the early 2000s vibes, I miss those days. Sounds so cliche but man music was fire. Simpler times with no social media.
Amen to that!
@@stanvanillo9831 I hear what you're saying but @ketchyshubby and I mean the whole Instagram, Tik-Tok, FB social media behavior everyone is addicted to. We didn't have all that back then and it was nice :)
life is literally depressing as fuck seeing what amazing things people do with their life, what they have, wealthy families. I came from unemployed bottom of the barrel bloodline.. new tech and social media is great for people doing well off and rely on it for money, but for average people middle to lower class I sure miss the times without all this shit
@@stanvanillo9831 That literally makes no sense. You know the internet existed without social media and UA-cam right?
@@stanvanillo9831 Yeah, without UA-cam back then I'd buy every dvd and vhs I could find and get all the extra footage I could. I remember buying this the day it came out, Nov 5 2002.
This video is a hidden gem, thanks for posting. Love it.
Yo this album is a classic with the The Neptunes and Timbaland producing on it crazy!!! Came out when I was like 12 and I’m still listing to it till this day. Amazing!!!
One of the best videos on UA-cam hands down, gotta revisit this every now and then. Super inspirational and motivating. They were really making magic in that studio. Justified in my top 5 albums ever fr
Absolutely love this.... great for people to see the actual work and levels of creativity that go into making timeless records... Just the whole studio vibe and the creative process giving me chills lol. love how Pharrel is so passionate about his craft both him and Chad were such a formidable and inspiring force back then to get a small glimpse into their music making process is priceless...
It’s cool to see JT during this time as a solo artist. This was the time around at the start of him breaking free of his NSYNC persona and finally becoming his own artist.
Man, it's so cool to see these things, everything starts somewhere and you don't know how far it can get!
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Justin is a walking instrument with that voice. Cool to see how he makes it seems so effortless !
THIS IS EPIC :) i can watch this all day every day...so many creatives in one spot..ideas bouncing ....thx for capturing this and editing man :D hope netflix picks up this as a documentary or something
I am pulling out this CD now! Yes, CD.
I have the original cd too ... the best!!!!!!!!
#PhysicalMediaForever
Good idea, even in the year 2025!💃🏾
Pharrell is referencing every step of the way...... wow, Timberlake was blessed.
@Jay Boogie They didn't "hold his hand", he was the voice and the vision. They all created together as equals.
@Jay Boogie big lies
@Jay Boogie i was agreeing with you lol
@@jas_bataillenope a lot of these songs were already made before JT Pharrell him self said a lot of these tracks were for Michael Jackson
The drums on "Like I love you" are dope.😎
Man this Album gave me so much pride being a Virginian. There has never been a time when something produced by The Neptunes or Timbaland wasn’t in my headphones.
Same.
Up in Fairfax. 😍😁
Don't forget Missy, D'Angelo, Ella, Pusha T, etc!
@@vznquest Chris Brown from Virginia too
@@therealgunner5488 Chris Brown does different kinds of beats
This brings back so many memories. Classic
Algorithm going extra hard right now!
WOOOORD ⭐️
TRUSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSTT!!!!!!!
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nah brah, i searched for this shit !
This is 🔥. An algorithm 💎
Chad man CHAD!!! Do not forget about him. A very important piece of this MASTER piece! 🧠✨
Man, I just melt when I can witness the production of something incredible. Especially when it comes to music.
My goodness man the way that Last Night beat was hittin at 17:28 is outta this world #neptunes
@@AndrewKamenMusic Yeahh! Now's version is still hard but I would've kept it just like that
Everybody knew Justin was going solo. But, nobody knew hooking up with the Neptunes and Timbaland was going to solidify his career. You can tell in this clip this album was going to be a success. And it was. Can't believe this is over 20 years ago. Time flies!
This justified album is straight up car journey music, on repeat 🔁 x3
i know everybody loves to say things are underrated but i truly believe this is underrated...when u think JT u think future sex love sounds and his newer shit...this shit gets slipped under the radar now...i remember me and my dad drove from nyc to atl the summer this yr came out...classic album!
Pharrell, Chad and Shay were a HUGEEEEE inspiration for me as a kid. ❤
Same 🖖🏽 startrak 4 ever
@@missgigip 🖖🏿🖖🏿🖖🏿🖖🏿
Love this doc!!! I recorded in the B room back in the day with Andrew! He is a really cool guy and great engineer!!!!!! VA baby!!!!!
What a pleasure to watch this, just goosebumps all over hearing those legendary tunes materialize for the first time in that studio. The funny thing is, at the time, i was just some 22yo knowitall with all these preconceived ideas about Justin Timberlake, since i only knew him vaguely from being from NSync. So at the time i felt some instinctive resistance to anything he would bring out, but then this album came out, and its quality just immediately broke you down to your knees and respect the genius that was the collaboration between Chad, Pharell and Justin. Most legendary album from the zeros? Could very well be. Great vid!
I remember this album took many people who were not Pop music fans by storm. Awesome work!
omg this is gold. I love to learn about these working processes and then you can truly appreciate the artistry as well as the art. those songs are so refreshing and classic, i'd love them a long time. thank you for making them.
Thank you soooo much for this Andrew! PLEASE!!! Upload more Footage, this was incredible 👏👏👏👏👏👏
I need that Señorita orchestral immediately.....
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Choir must do good too tho😜
im a musician and i really love this record. didnt know i would be cheesing the whole time. this was the same vibe as listening to the album. like watching the special features of a fav film. really cool to see them making the album
Major thanks for the nostalgia trip, I felt 17 again for 21 mins
This so inspiring to watch! Sometimes the initial idea creation is more exciting than the finished product
Bro!!!!!!!! This is so clean!!!
man i was 11 when this came out and i had my mom get it for me soon as it did! i think i had heard "like i love you" and just fell in love immediately. looking back this album was phenomenal.
this album is a masterpiece !
dont know what you guys did,
but this is truly masterpiece of all time !!
"Last night" is my favourite song of the album !
Sure Pharrell is in the light and Chad is behind the curtain
growing up it is crazy to think about how this album crossed and was succusful in both black radio and pop radio
This is what you call everybody music. Made by everybody, for everybody and liked by everybody.
*successful*