I think it's also important to consider that the whole Saturation trilogy came out in the span of 7 months so there's a lot of concepts that are shared and explored throughout the 3 albums that give a better picture of the trilogy as a whole because a lot of it was all being created in parallel
I really hope you keep going and do their whole discography! there's so much more to BH outside of just Sat 1. The whole trilogy doesn't very too much in terms of sound but the other albums really get out there.
I dont even know where to begin. I'm gonna try to avoid any future spoilers but give context for some important stuff of the group. Its funny you said they arent spikey, you should have seen 2017, which began "the summer of saturation", the name of the album comes from saturating their sound and influence in a big way. 3 albums in 6 months was a massive "HEY WE'RE HERE" announcement to the world. You didnt have time to get bored of the previous songs and be anxiously waiting the new release, before it was already here and recontextualized and expanding the first album. Saturation is as much about the online culture and the group as it is about the music. Groups in hiphop are a rare unicorn, especially with so many members, and as you heard, they almost immediately fit well together. The group formed off a kanye fan forum of people online just saying "hey wanna make a band" and the rest is history. They call themselves affectionately a boyband, its both redefining the "pop" notion of what a boyband is, and that a hiphop group can be soft and in their feelings and emotions and pop simultaneously. This is more common nowadays, but they are kinda a generational spiritual successor to what Kid Cudi was in the early 2010's to the later. If you were 16-26 ish this music spoke to what YOUR life experience was. Not just the recession of 2008, but the complete lack of any structural changes as a result. Kids nowadays have seen the transparency of the myths of the american dream as clear as day, and social media and the spread of communication and information was a colossal factor to that. They are questioning the status quo. Made worse by the uncertainty of love, not only will society accept me, but will someone love me? WIll I love myself? Will i find someone i stay with? Until I have my life figured out, am I even able to find love? is being lost in life going to prevent me from finding my place, my person, and my people? What caught my ear to brockhampton first was the hooks, as you caught on songs like Gold, Heat, and Star. All early songs on the album and all their first singles. The hooks of Kevin's are what drags you in, the variety keeps you interested, and then before you know it. You start caring about the emotional story of 6+ different people you didnt know at all 30 minutes ago. That was a genius move imo, Bump is the quintessential idea of this dichotomy in a single song, but the album itself is one long "Bump" where the heavy hip hop sound is internally conflicting with the slower more melodic ballad-esque guitars and strings. This mirrors the conflict of the lyrics, not knowing where your place in the world is when all the stories you've been told are now shown to be lies. Is college important? Does a degree even better my situation anymore or save me from poverty? (not really). Is working a job "living the american dream" or is it living a nightmare you can't escape from but its the only thing society accepts or tells you is okay to pursue and do. It is also a dichotomy of white and black experience. Whether in the trap/ghetto or the suburbs, you are trapped either way. Either by circumstance or expectation, but still unable to find ones true purpose to "be somebody" rather than just Work a job and Get a mortgage and then die with no creative output to show for it and no impact made. Kevin's sexuality certainly also plays a role. Being gay is already ostracizing, even to "accepting" people, the degree of acceptance varies, but especially a gay BLACK artist, and especially a gay black HIP HOP artist is pushing the extreme of acceptance is the broader culture. There's a lot of notion from older conventional wisdom that dropping out means you are a failure, or getting involved in the law is a failure. and Brockhampton says no, we have an ego, we know we're going to make it, and our confidence is part of our success, the "haters" who say our dream isnt possible arent going to stop us and we're going to prove them wrong. There is a bigger aspect also, Saturation is a trilogy, and Kevin (who tweets a lot of shit and deletes half of it, its just a meme) intended all 3 albums to have a larger story and be "in one universe" so to speak. This story is not told directly chronologically, it's order is scattered, and like you have noticed many songs have multiple meanings whether its personal, love life, drugs, depression + anxiety, the music industry, or "the story" of robbing banks and getting caught by the law. They are both rapping as themselves and as characters in the plot. The story is not necessary to figure out to enjoy the music or the album, and they aren't really full on "concept albums" its moreso just another layer to explore. Kinda a metaphor for feeling like you are just a "cat that takes direction well" to have your life's story predefined for you by what society says should happen etc. You will notice every song on the album is 4 letters long, with the exception of 5 on the final song Waste. Saturation 2's tracklist names might be worth investigating and paying attention to. I could also probably talk for easily an hour or two, going over each song and some aspects you've missed or offer clarity on some interpretations you got 80% of the way there on, would love to. Mostly I'm glad you've given them a listen and i'm dying to wait you hear the rest of the trilogy and then give them a break imo, before experiencing the rest of their albums (including the newest final album) at a slower pace. But Saturations should be done quickly together imo while they are still fresh experiences for you. This band spoke to me and my generation experiencing these feelings as young adults that put a sound to the mix of anxiety and anger and depression and uncertainty about where we fit in the world in a way no other band really captured in just the right way. I highly recommend watching the music videos also, just to get a better idea of who is who when they are rapping or singing and get a vibe for the groups visual creativity also. They are a collective beyond just music. I think they will end up some of them going into solo projects (some members already have them).
Random request but have you listened to Cross by Justice? I thought of it since you reacting to Thriller, and one of the songs references PYT. Fantastic album but not sure if it's something you'd react to on here since only 3 of 12 songs have lyrics. I'd recommend giving it a listen on your own time regardless! (It's a self-titled album on Spotify, because technically the title is † , which is a cross symbol that may not show up on all devices)
There are actually 15 members in brockhampton haha, so I don't blame u if u cant keep track. Only 8 of those are performers, the rest are either design or production. Now there's only 7, but at the time of this album there were 8, so it is qquite a lot to keep track of haha
If you're curious why there's only 7 now, Ameer Van got booted out of the group in 2018 when domestic abuse allegations came out against him, which he himself said were true. Which was really unfortunate for a lot of fans to hear. So if you listen to the albums after the saturation series, that's why Ameer isn't present.
Every now and then I get a little salty about the slower growth I've been seeing, but then I remember how nice it is having a smaller channel and how I can still interact with people that follow. If I blew up, I'd lost that aspect. If the channel gets big, cool, but I'm really enjoying what I have right now 😊
Well this was unexpected. Glad you liked this one, I just found BH this year and they’ve been probably my number one replayed artist since just cause of how damn re-listenable their music is. As good as this album is, 2 and 3 are even better still. (HEAT’s still my favorite BH song of all of them though, I was so glad you felt the Nine Inch Nails vibe of the ending, that’s exactly what I think when I hear it, it’s so good.)
Cool that you and others are just discovering BH recently. I literally discovered them in real time as they were dropping the music videos for Saturation 1 every week or so starting with Heat. I actually had a friend who had an extra ticket to see them on tour for the trilogy, but I didn't end up going. I still regret that.
@@MysterE95 I hadn’t listened to a full album before this year so I’ve been discovering a shit ton of new artists and songs I didn’t know about. It’s been fun as hell.
I’m in the same boat man. I only discovered them this year and I was so bummed when I found out they were breaking up just as I discovered them lol. Then again I was 11 when they were blowing up. I rly hope bearface blows up now that they’re broken up.
The summer of 2017 will always be a special time for me & this trilogy was basically the soundtrack for that entire year. Fantano put me on to their music as it was dropping & I can’t thank him enough
dom mclennon holds the top spots for every single one of my favourite brockhampton verses. he's most possibly the rapper that i've connected with the most. heartbroken that they're breaking up but all good things must come to and end.
@@royalwarlord2342 workin out, skrawberries, off da zoinkys, despacito too, just da other day. its still a lot of substance and the bars and technical showcases are still amazing
BH has helped shape my HS experience. I discovered Saturation right before my freshman year and have been on this journey with them since 2017. It’s so sad to see them ending but “all good things come to an end!”. I’m so happy to see your journey through there discography and meet and understand everyone’s perspectives. There were 15 members at there height..with everything from fashion to the production. JOBA is my personal favorite member.. there ability to shift sounds and genres will astound you, They really were some else, THE BEST BOY BAND SINCE ONE DIRECTION
Same! I discovered Kevin Abstract around 2015-2016 but I wasn't really a fan until Saturation. those first videos were amazing. I remember when GOLD was their first video to reach a million views. Good fucking times
A little bit of context on brockhampton's breakup, in January they announced that they would be taking an indefinite hiatus as a group and performed at Coachella as their last live performance, but a bit before Coachella, they all got together and decided they would be dropping one last album, which is dropping next week on the 17th
I really think you will like them more and more as you get along their discography. You haven’t even gotten to their best or most experimental work imo. I think you will love iridescence specifically. They really tighten up their style as they progress
You prolly already heard this but you NEED to listen to the new Quadeca album, "I Didn't Mean To Haunt You". He came from being a youtube rapper to making an album that's an AOTY contender. The album is told through the perspective of Quadeca killing himself and becoming a ghost and its fantastic. The album is also entirely self produced which is even more insane considering how crazy the production is. Please, listen to this whenever you could.
firstly i really enjoyed the reaction and I've been following path and you for a while , this was a very wholesome collab, secondly, i just wanna recomended the new quadeca album 'i didn't mean to haunt you' I could've not imagined myself recommending someone to react to his music like a year ago,(not that it was bad, it was just not exceptionally good) but with this project he has gone through a musical stage of maturity i can't express, you'll have to hear it yourself. I know you definitely have albums queued up but i don't want you missing out on this album fr.
I love this band so much man, that 2017 Brockhampton wave was really something else. I'm glad you love the album Bob!! Imo Sat 2 and 3 are even better, you won't be disappointed. Keep up the great content 🎉🎉
Hey bob, u should consider listening to quadecas new album “I didnt’t mean to haunt you”, its been getting very positive feedback and i think you would enjoy its dark and gloomy vibe
it is interesting that you got a lot out of the stretch of tracks on the album that many people aren't too crazy about. I really love how those ones capture the apathy and uncertainty in the world that comes with many people's experiences of growing up in your late teens and early twenties. those are really juvenile, raw and honest songs that set a mood very effectively. I was on the BROCKHAMPTON wave in 2016 but I never thought they'd have an album like SATURATION in them. it is very special to me and always takes me right back to summer 2017, yet I relate to the feelings expressed on those songs even more now.
Cannot wait for you to get deeper in their discography. I would recommend watching some of their music videos as well--they are all pretty fun and it will help you put voices to faces.
The end of milk gets me every time. I was really happy to see you go into it so much and start getting into BROCKHAMPTON in general. Excited as always for the future of your content. Thanks, Bob!
Please do their whole discography, some of the most underrated music out there. Their trilogy is historic and projects like Ginger and Roadrunner are so great.
And I saw Kevin abstract years before that at camp flog gnaw, he was one of the smallest names there at that time, Kevin abstract is insanely gay you need to listen to his solo album American Boyfriend
pleaaase finish the saturation trilogy! don’t keep us waiting too long, I know u have a schedule for the reactions but I’ll be waiting! They just get better
Ooooh yes. Really excited for you to get into the trilogy Bob. As a new college kid in 2017, I know so many people on campus who resonated with these albums and each of the boys. With its sound and lyrical subject matter, I'm sure you could see why.
Great video as always, and I highly recommend watching their music videos. They're really creative and fun (for the most part, there's serious ones too of course), and they were a huge part of the album rollout and the hype in general during that summer they released the Saturation trilogy. I also think putting faces to names really helps with getting to know the different members, which in turn helps you appreciate what distinct thing they each bring to the group.
I really hope you go down the Griselda rabbit hole soon! Whole new hip hop sound that I think you’ll really love. Westside, Conway and Benny all bring something interesting to hip hop!
I FUCKING LOVBE YOU BOB I FUCKING LOVE YOU THANK YOU FOR ALWAYS HAVING FUN AND BEING SWEET ALWAYS THERES SO MUCH EVIL NASTY SHIT IN THE WORLD AND YOU HAVE A SMALL BEAM OF HAPPINESS THAT IS SHOT INTO THE STRATOSHPEHREEEEEEE THANK YOU KING
Man, Saturation still hits me the way it did in the summer of 2017. I had a great time watching the uncut version on Patreon and listening to this album along with you. Based on your initial reaction I'd say the rest of the trilogy is absolutely worth checking out as well.
PLEASE listen to Phycodrama by Dave. Dave is arguably the most respected UK rap artist in the scene at the moment. He is one of the most talented artists i have ever heard. from his incredible storytelling to his unbelievable word play. it would also be a great intro to UK rap as his accent is not thick at all. love the content brother
2017 was an crazy year for Brockhampton, 3 albums in a roll! I remember listening to this trilogy over and over with my friends in a beach house, good memories
thats CRAZY that he mentioned Frank Ocean's "Self Control" during WASTE. Those are the two songs I would always sing to my girlfriend. It's a trip to hear Bob mention them both.
LMAOOO I was so confused when I saw path because I thought I had misclicked her newest upload but that was on pink floyd so when she started talking about brockhampton I was more confused :S Love path so this is a cool collab
thank you for having me on bestie 🫶
LOVE U PATH 😭 this was dope asf
Love you Path. What a great collab.
this is awesome to see!
MY ASEXUAL QUEEN 👑
Man my predictions for both of y'all's channels were wayyy off 😂
I think it's also important to consider that the whole Saturation trilogy came out in the span of 7 months so there's a lot of concepts that are shared and explored throughout the 3 albums that give a better picture of the trilogy as a whole because a lot of it was all being created in parallel
This is a good point (and good to know)
@@bobthepoppopyou should do the rest if possible
I really hope you keep going and do their whole discography! there's so much more to BH outside of just Sat 1. The whole trilogy doesn't very too much in terms of sound but the other albums really get out there.
I love how so many of the music reaction side of UA-cam are collabing
Ikr it’s so wholesome
YESSS! Bob u gonna react to the rest of the trilogy?
Holy shit I never would have expected this. My 2 favorite react channels!
Can't wait to see if you hopefully do Saturation II and III, imo they are the best 2 of the trilogy (all 3 albums were made in 1 summer!)
BEST BOYBAND SINCE ONE DIRECTION!!!
no cap
I dont even know where to begin. I'm gonna try to avoid any future spoilers but give context for some important stuff of the group.
Its funny you said they arent spikey, you should have seen 2017, which began "the summer of saturation", the name of the album comes from saturating their sound and influence in a big way. 3 albums in 6 months was a massive "HEY WE'RE HERE" announcement to the world. You didnt have time to get bored of the previous songs and be anxiously waiting the new release, before it was already here and recontextualized and expanding the first album.
Saturation is as much about the online culture and the group as it is about the music. Groups in hiphop are a rare unicorn, especially with so many members, and as you heard, they almost immediately fit well together. The group formed off a kanye fan forum of people online just saying "hey wanna make a band" and the rest is history. They call themselves affectionately a boyband, its both redefining the "pop" notion of what a boyband is, and that a hiphop group can be soft and in their feelings and emotions and pop simultaneously. This is more common nowadays, but they are kinda a generational spiritual successor to what Kid Cudi was in the early 2010's to the later. If you were 16-26 ish this music spoke to what YOUR life experience was. Not just the recession of 2008, but the complete lack of any structural changes as a result. Kids nowadays have seen the transparency of the myths of the american dream as clear as day, and social media and the spread of communication and information was a colossal factor to that. They are questioning the status quo. Made worse by the uncertainty of love, not only will society accept me, but will someone love me? WIll I love myself? Will i find someone i stay with? Until I have my life figured out, am I even able to find love? is being lost in life going to prevent me from finding my place, my person, and my people?
What caught my ear to brockhampton first was the hooks, as you caught on songs like Gold, Heat, and Star. All early songs on the album and all their first singles. The hooks of Kevin's are what drags you in, the variety keeps you interested, and then before you know it. You start caring about the emotional story of 6+ different people you didnt know at all 30 minutes ago. That was a genius move imo, Bump is the quintessential idea of this dichotomy in a single song, but the album itself is one long "Bump" where the heavy hip hop sound is internally conflicting with the slower more melodic ballad-esque guitars and strings. This mirrors the conflict of the lyrics, not knowing where your place in the world is when all the stories you've been told are now shown to be lies. Is college important? Does a degree even better my situation anymore or save me from poverty? (not really). Is working a job "living the american dream" or is it living a nightmare you can't escape from but its the only thing society accepts or tells you is okay to pursue and do. It is also a dichotomy of white and black experience. Whether in the trap/ghetto or the suburbs, you are trapped either way. Either by circumstance or expectation, but still unable to find ones true purpose to "be somebody" rather than just Work a job and Get a mortgage and then die with no creative output to show for it and no impact made. Kevin's sexuality certainly also plays a role. Being gay is already ostracizing, even to "accepting" people, the degree of acceptance varies, but especially a gay BLACK artist, and especially a gay black HIP HOP artist is pushing the extreme of acceptance is the broader culture.
There's a lot of notion from older conventional wisdom that dropping out means you are a failure, or getting involved in the law is a failure. and Brockhampton says no, we have an ego, we know we're going to make it, and our confidence is part of our success, the "haters" who say our dream isnt possible arent going to stop us and we're going to prove them wrong.
There is a bigger aspect also, Saturation is a trilogy, and Kevin (who tweets a lot of shit and deletes half of it, its just a meme) intended all 3 albums to have a larger story and be "in one universe" so to speak. This story is not told directly chronologically, it's order is scattered, and like you have noticed many songs have multiple meanings whether its personal, love life, drugs, depression + anxiety, the music industry, or "the story" of robbing banks and getting caught by the law. They are both rapping as themselves and as characters in the plot. The story is not necessary to figure out to enjoy the music or the album, and they aren't really full on "concept albums" its moreso just another layer to explore. Kinda a metaphor for feeling like you are just a "cat that takes direction well" to have your life's story predefined for you by what society says should happen etc.
You will notice every song on the album is 4 letters long, with the exception of 5 on the final song Waste. Saturation 2's tracklist names might be worth investigating and paying attention to.
I could also probably talk for easily an hour or two, going over each song and some aspects you've missed or offer clarity on some interpretations you got 80% of the way there on, would love to. Mostly I'm glad you've given them a listen and i'm dying to wait you hear the rest of the trilogy and then give them a break imo, before experiencing the rest of their albums (including the newest final album) at a slower pace. But Saturations should be done quickly together imo while they are still fresh experiences for you. This band spoke to me and my generation experiencing these feelings as young adults that put a sound to the mix of anxiety and anger and depression and uncertainty about where we fit in the world in a way no other band really captured in just the right way.
I highly recommend watching the music videos also, just to get a better idea of who is who when they are rapping or singing and get a vibe for the groups visual creativity also. They are a collective beyond just music. I think they will end up some of them going into solo projects (some members already have them).
Congratulations or sorry that happened to you ❤️
@@lukektt3797 bro did NOT read any of the comment ☠️
Fun fact every track is 4 letters long except for WASTE and the pattern repeats on the next saturation albums
oh I love path reacts
Can't wait for Saturation 2 next year!
Just kidding of course. Great reaction!!! Your perspective is always so interesting to hear.
next year lmao
Random request but have you listened to Cross by Justice? I thought of it since you reacting to Thriller, and one of the songs references PYT. Fantastic album but not sure if it's something you'd react to on here since only 3 of 12 songs have lyrics. I'd recommend giving it a listen on your own time regardless! (It's a self-titled album on Spotify, because technically the title is † , which is a cross symbol that may not show up on all devices)
This is an incredible collab
I know you watch the videos Bob, it'd be cool to see you and the wife react to Gold!
LETSGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Tranquilos amigos, the trilogy will come
There are actually 15 members in brockhampton haha, so I don't blame u if u cant keep track. Only 8 of those are performers, the rest are either design or production. Now there's only 7, but at the time of this album there were 8, so it is qquite a lot to keep track of haha
If you're curious why there's only 7 now, Ameer Van got booted out of the group in 2018 when domestic abuse allegations came out against him, which he himself said were true. Which was really unfortunate for a lot of fans to hear. So if you listen to the albums after the saturation series, that's why Ameer isn't present.
NO WAY
woah this was totally unexpected but what an amazing collab lol
I love when he just starts off like “That’s right. That’s right. Me and path… we besties- *epic Bob laugh* We- we besties.”
She was only at the beginning of the beginning
man, it's insane that you don't have more subscribers with how thoughtful and wholesome your content is. i think your time is coming.
sounds grim
Every now and then I get a little salty about the slower growth I've been seeing, but then I remember how nice it is having a smaller channel and how I can still interact with people that follow. If I blew up, I'd lost that aspect. If the channel gets big, cool, but I'm really enjoying what I have right now 😊
@@bobthepoppop 75k is nothing to sneeze at. You'll hit 100k in the first quarter of next year if you keep at it. :)
@@bobthepoppop your optimism is truly inspirational Bob. Thank you 🙏
Saturation 2 is definitely my favorite out of the trilogy
saturation 3 >>
Saturation 2 is so firee
Saturation 2 is the best of the trilogy but RR is their magnum opus
@@royalwarlord2342 agree
sat 3 >>>>
Well this was unexpected. Glad you liked this one, I just found BH this year and they’ve been probably my number one replayed artist since just cause of how damn re-listenable their music is. As good as this album is, 2 and 3 are even better still. (HEAT’s still my favorite BH song of all of them though, I was so glad you felt the Nine Inch Nails vibe of the ending, that’s exactly what I think when I hear it, it’s so good.)
Cool that you and others are just discovering BH recently. I literally discovered them in real time as they were dropping the music videos for Saturation 1 every week or so starting with Heat. I actually had a friend who had an extra ticket to see them on tour for the trilogy, but I didn't end up going. I still regret that.
@@MysterE95 I hadn’t listened to a full album before this year so I’ve been discovering a shit ton of new artists and songs I didn’t know about. It’s been fun as hell.
I’m in the same boat man. I only discovered them this year and I was so bummed when I found out they were breaking up just as I discovered them lol. Then again I was 11 when they were blowing up. I rly hope bearface blows up now that they’re broken up.
@@colinjensen8303 if you like BH i think you would like JPEGMAFIA, he is kinda like BH but way more aggresive
@@biracialbaddie9 I’ve listened to all of JPEGMAFIA’s albums, LP! and Veteran are great.
welp this ended in nothing
OMG what a collab, and what an album
Patiently waiting for Bob to get back to the Saturations 😶
Same LMAO
The summer of 2017 will always be a special time for me & this trilogy was basically the soundtrack for that entire year. Fantano put me on to their music as it was dropping & I can’t thank him enough
What a great year, to get 3 projects from this group.
dom mclennon holds the top spots for every single one of my favourite brockhampton verses. he's most possibly the rapper that i've connected with the most. heartbroken that they're breaking up but all good things must come to and end.
very true, but im also excited that dom might do a solo album that would be great
he is a lyrical genius. especially his verses on numerous ginger tracks, he def is their best rapper
Idk if you know but don streams on twitch! It’s so cool to connect with him he’s hella genuine
@@colin-ih8rv yeah I've seen he streams. its just unfortunate that he usually streams when it's late me for or just inconvenient, time zones n all
Dom is great. I like how open he is.
Even though this isn’t the FOREVER STORY BY JID I love this album so I’ll accept it damn it
Dicaprio 2 first lol
@@adithyamvenkatesh boooo. D2 is all bars for show with barely any substance. TFS should definitely be first then he can back if he wants
@@royalwarlord2342 workin out is on that album! and a lot of tracks w/more meaning
@@royalwarlord2342 workin out, skrawberries, off da zoinkys, despacito too, just da other day. its still a lot of substance and the bars and technical showcases are still amazing
@@alterz7966 its fine but TFS is miles ahead and a certified classic already. His other two are just good. Some amazing highlights though sure
BH has helped shape my HS experience. I discovered Saturation right before my freshman year and have been on this journey with them since 2017. It’s so sad to see them ending but “all good things come to an end!”. I’m so happy to see your journey through there discography and meet and understand everyone’s perspectives. There were 15 members at there height..with everything from fashion to the production. JOBA is my personal favorite member.. there ability to shift sounds and genres will astound you, They really were some else, THE BEST BOY BAND SINCE ONE DIRECTION
15 members, that's wild!
Same! I discovered Kevin Abstract around 2015-2016 but I wasn't really a fan until Saturation. those first videos were amazing. I remember when GOLD was their first video to reach a million views. Good fucking times
Gonna need that whole saturation trilogy asap you know what you started
haha, yes I do :)
"We all fail at getting better, but that doesn't mean you've undone previous success."
Damn Bob, thank you. I needed this.
🤜🤛
bob & path, two of the best music youtubers collabing
A little bit of context on brockhampton's breakup, in January they announced that they would be taking an indefinite hiatus as a group and performed at Coachella as their last live performance, but a bit before Coachella, they all got together and decided they would be dropping one last album, which is dropping next week on the 17th
you should definitely listen to the new quadeca album
I really think you will like them more and more as you get along their discography. You haven’t even gotten to their best or most experimental work imo. I think you will love iridescence specifically. They really tighten up their style as they progress
You prolly already heard this but you NEED to listen to the new Quadeca album, "I Didn't Mean To Haunt You". He came from being a youtube rapper to making an album that's an AOTY contender. The album is told through the perspective of Quadeca killing himself and becoming a ghost and its fantastic. The album is also entirely self produced which is even more insane considering how crazy the production is. Please, listen to this whenever you could.
man fr. bob we need you to do this.
I've been getting bombarded with requests on this. Maybe? Depends on a certain element I'll reveal in a couple days (NO! vember)
what an unexpected collab. i love this time we're living in with youtube music reactors.
It's been fun seeing everyone get all excited about it too :)
thats so funny i just found path the other day and know i see this lol. awesome collab keep up the great vids bob!
firstly i really enjoyed the reaction and I've been following path and you for a while , this was a very wholesome collab,
secondly, i just wanna recomended the new quadeca album 'i didn't mean to haunt you'
I could've not imagined myself recommending someone to react to his music like a year ago,(not that it was bad, it was just not exceptionally good) but with this project he has gone through a musical stage of maturity i can't express, you'll have to hear it yourself. I know you definitely have albums queued up but i don't want you missing out on this album fr.
Lot of requests for this one lately, LOTS. No promises, we'll see what happens. I'm certainly interested.
Hi Bob! I'm new to your channel, can you tell me if you're planning to react to more Brockhampton projects?
I love this band so much man, that 2017 Brockhampton wave was really something else. I'm glad you love the album Bob!! Imo Sat 2 and 3 are even better, you won't be disappointed. Keep up the great content 🎉🎉
Bob you’re just the goat man. I cant stop smiling whenever you upload, and now you’re sharing your love with other creators?? This is awesome.
Hey bob, u should consider listening to quadecas new album “I didnt’t mean to haunt you”, its been getting very positive feedback and i think you would enjoy its dark and gloomy vibe
can NOT wait for more brockhampton, this isnt like injury reserve, every album has a needed reaction
9:42 "how many guys are in brockhampton, 4 or 5?" 💀💀💀
Rocker Reacts to MA I GOT A FAMILY NBA YOUNGBOY!!!
it is interesting that you got a lot out of the stretch of tracks on the album that many people aren't too crazy about. I really love how those ones capture the apathy and uncertainty in the world that comes with many people's experiences of growing up in your late teens and early twenties. those are really juvenile, raw and honest songs that set a mood very effectively. I was on the BROCKHAMPTON wave in 2016 but I never thought they'd have an album like SATURATION in them. it is very special to me and always takes me right back to summer 2017, yet I relate to the feelings expressed on those songs even more now.
you need to check out the rest of their albums man, especially saturation 2 and 3
Great album, great band, great collab
Cannot wait for you to get deeper in their discography. I would recommend watching some of their music videos as well--they are all pretty fun and it will help you put voices to faces.
So funny how he thinks he knows the vibe off the first song. Brockhampton just whips you around like crazy lol
Saturation 2 and 3 are also classics! Please give them a listen when you can. Love your content sir Bob
The end of milk gets me every time. I was really happy to see you go into it so much and start getting into BROCKHAMPTON in general. Excited as always for the future of your content.
Thanks, Bob!
Please do their whole discography, some of the most underrated music out there. Their trilogy is historic and projects like Ginger and Roadrunner are so great.
hopefully you react to more BROCKHAMPTON! the rest of the saturation trilogy, iridescence, ginger, and roadrunner are fantastic!
Wooooo finally! Path is amazing too. Brockhampton just get better IMO.
The collab we didn’t think we need it 😂❤
these crossovers going crazy love the music channel community interacting with each other
We need a Quadeca I Didn’t Mean To Haunt You review easily one of the best albums this year
you HAVE to listen to the rest of Brockhampton's discography
when are u gonna do saturation 2 bobbbbbbb
Did not see this collab coming
bob started to look for answers from his fish LMAO
you will defo enjoy saturation 2 dude
It will feel like Christmas again when he gets to 3
bob i beg you
I feel like you should really listen to 070 Shake's You Can't Kill Me!
Heard this album right when it came out and Nobody knew these guys, cant think of the last time I heard something that fresh and unique and doe
And I saw Kevin abstract years before that at camp flog gnaw, he was one of the smallest names there at that time, Kevin abstract is insanely gay you need to listen to his solo album American Boyfriend
@@byHexted YES he’d love it
two of my favorite reactors collabing?? what a treat
I've been wanting a Brockhampton reaction for ages. I'm so excited to watch this.
Sorry it took so long!
Now please do more BROCKHAMPTON! Its amazing
dude please do saturation 2, in my opinion it’s the best of the trilogy and i think you’ll like it a lot
I hope you do the rest of the Saturation trilogy at some point!
Great video.
Can you please react to the mixtape Caprisongs by fka twigs
I clicked on the video without reading the title, That was definitely very unexpected
I thought I clicked on the wrong video lol
this made my night
pleaaase finish the saturation trilogy! don’t keep us waiting too long, I know u have a schedule for the reactions but I’ll be waiting! They just get better
Ooooh yes. Really excited for you to get into the trilogy Bob. As a new college kid in 2017, I know so many people on campus who resonated with these albums and each of the boys. With its sound and lyrical subject matter, I'm sure you could see why.
did you just skip past kevins verse on star and go straight to boys ???
Great video as always, and I highly recommend watching their music videos. They're really creative and fun (for the most part, there's serious ones too of course), and they were a huge part of the album rollout and the hype in general during that summer they released the Saturation trilogy. I also think putting faces to names really helps with getting to know the different members, which in turn helps you appreciate what distinct thing they each bring to the group.
bobby boy where's the other brockhampton reactions :(
I really hope you go down the Griselda rabbit hole soon! Whole new hip hop sound that I think you’ll really love. Westside, Conway and Benny all bring something interesting to hip hop!
Yeah, I need to get into them too. I've heard some singles and I really like their style/sound
I thought I clicked on the wrong vid at first when I saw Path on the screen 😂 Love this collab though!
I FUCKING LOVBE YOU BOB I FUCKING LOVE YOU THANK YOU FOR ALWAYS HAVING FUN AND BEING SWEET ALWAYS THERES SO MUCH EVIL NASTY SHIT IN THE WORLD AND YOU HAVE A SMALL BEAM OF HAPPINESS THAT IS SHOT INTO THE STRATOSHPEHREEEEEEE THANK YOU KING
Damn this is a long ass video😂, imagine the uncut version
Man, Saturation still hits me the way it did in the summer of 2017. I had a great time watching the uncut version on Patreon and listening to this album along with you. Based on your initial reaction I'd say the rest of the trilogy is absolutely worth checking out as well.
Man you NEED to see Interstellar NOW, trust me
YYYYYOOOOO I NEVER THOUGHT THIS WOULD HAPPEN
Wow!!! Hyped for this! Enjoy the journey Bob.
you definitely need to check out saturation 2 and 3
PLEASE listen to Phycodrama by Dave. Dave is arguably the most respected UK rap artist in the scene at the moment. He is one of the most talented artists i have ever heard. from his incredible storytelling to his unbelievable word play. it would also be a great intro to UK rap as his accent is not thick at all. love the content brother
I've had that album on my list for awhile now. I definitely wanna hear that album 👍
Awesome Bob! I hope you do the full Saturation trilogy - truly lightning in a bottle (all 3 came out within the space of 6 months)
I'll definitely complete the trilogy, though I don't know when
this is the modernday shawn cee anthony fantano crossover
2017 was an crazy year for Brockhampton, 3 albums in a roll! I remember listening to this trilogy over and over with my friends in a beach house, good memories
now do saturation 2
You timed this perfectly lmao nice
thats CRAZY that he mentioned Frank Ocean's "Self Control" during WASTE.
Those are the two songs I would always sing to my girlfriend. It's a trip to hear Bob mention them both.
You gotta listen to the new Quadeca album, I didn’t mean to haunt you
LMAOOO I was so confused when I saw path because I thought I had misclicked her newest upload but that was on pink floyd so when she started talking about brockhampton I was more confused :S
Love path so this is a cool collab
YOU HAVE TO WATCH THE MUSIC VIDEOS THEY'RE ALL SO ENTWINED WITHIN THE ALBUM
I’m so happy about this omggg