Rt dude need to be more aggressive with it follow Kendrick/Em's formula take the crown forcibly albeit Kendrick has the crown for a while now.... when he was being nice people were sleep - they forgot this dude was part of the Asap Rocky/Kendrick/Odd future movement
this interview feels super awkward... Pharrell hardly talked until more than halfway through. I wish they had more enthusiasm for Joey. he was trying hard to keep the convos going.
he probally was just guessing on ages of when he got into pac but yea there is definetly that snippet. but its possible he wasnt heavy into pac just like i dont have to be heavy into nietzsche to know about the abyss
I really don't get why some people are saying this was a bad interview or that Joey is "cocky". Clearly if you're saying that Joey is "cocky" that means that you've just started to listen to his music, which is fine, but he is one of the realest there is, seriously. I think Pharell didn't talk much at the beginning because he was listening to what Joey had to say, you can tell he kind of recognises himself in Joey and being in his 20s. Now that Joey has a great base of content with a mixtape and an album etc... you can tell he really has evolved as an artist and like he said "before he raped on beats" and now he "learned how to make music". For me he's definitely in today's top 5 with: Kendrick, Cole, Isiah Rashad and I want to say Mac Miller but I'm probably gonna gate hate for that haha... (note: this is my personal top 5, it's debatable except for Kendrick).
Robin N oh yeah definitely ;) it's hard to only pick 5, one of my personal favourites right now is also Denzel Curry his album was amazing but can't put him on top cause he's still really young and hasn't proved if he can be consistent enough :)
I'm kind of sad people feel that way... Maybe I'm just a fan so I can't really stay objective here but personally I feel that you guys (in the US) should be proud of this dude (I'm french). Maybe not in the beginning cause he got famous so early but a great number of his raps are what you can qualify as "conscious" but still make hits. He's a true Mc that speaks the truth both with style and manner. He talks about issues that a lot of rapper doesn't or even worth actually glorify. He almost never raps about being "hood" or drinking and fucking. Tbh he's just being himself and keeps true to his roots (beats are made by the pro era team). He can pass as arrogant because he's confident, there is a difference. We'll see when the album comes out, that's when we'll truly see what he's worth :) but yeah being "blacklisted" maybe is a bit of an exaggeration
Abel Ben Israel I think pharrel isn't that big of a fan and thinks joey is just holding up an image, but not that deep behind the scenes.. you can see that they're testing him, I think because of his recent 2pac comments
mj127871 probably that seems true but ths interview was definitly weird i admire joey because he was so young wen he made it out of ny and pharrel is just a genius but it rubbed me the wrong way seeimg them kinda ice him out i feel like hes being clowned
I feel like this is more of a lesson between teacher and student than an interview. The interview didn't really open up until Pharrel started talking. Pharrel was teaching Joey that his music should connect with his interviews just like Pac's music and interviews did. Like you could see the hunger, enthusiasm, and emotion in Pac's interviews and how it all goes back to his music, but it's not exactly there yet for Joey, so Pharrel was pretty much saying you're not at that level yet to diss Pac until you find a true connection with yourself and your music. And that all makes sense since Joey did kinda diss Pac a little while back.
Joey seriously making those strides that real hip hop needs! Hope he continues to evolve and create change! Just as he said he got sparked by 2pac he needs to keep the legacy going
That dude at 9:08 face like "Huehuehuehue, I don't know what tf y'all talking bout. I'll never have that kind of money. They bout to repo my Maxima next month if y'all don't say something fire on this interview. Fuck me, right?".
5:05 That's false. If you ever listened to Conscious artist of any genre, like anything in this world it EVOLVES, and Joey is a conscious rapper. #ConsciousMusic ✊
I love these interviews. Pharrell is so respectful towards his guests and Joey is definitely an honored guest here. His whole demeanor and respect and perspectives is amazing.
Did half of y'all who watched this interview even watch the whole thing? Pharell started talking and opening up around halfway through the interview. He was listening to Joey at first, yall bugging, watch this album be more fire than 75 percent of shit in mainstream media guarenteed.
Joey is the future and the real voice of hip hop for our generation. Most black people are not slinging drugs and fucking all day. We are left out, the black people that cares about our future and have ideas with no financial backing his music motivates me to get myself together and bring my family with me.
Chantae Lox lol joey gets fully dissed in here and doesn't really come across as deep in this interview.. you say that this will be a classic? Lol sorry dude respect for joey, but his image of an quite intelectual rapper is straight see through..pharrel trying to point out that joey is'nt that interesting, making the 2pac reference plus when the other guy said "I think more people need to hear you speak outside of your music" joey didn't see that he was just sarcastic..
na, energy low. I was at the raw commercial and they was both there. So they have def encountered each other before. Maybe pharrell was like nah u think u better den pac. OK ..
when Pharrell mentioned the part w how Tupac was in interviews and how Joey is in interviews, I kept point @ the screen like a damn fool because I swore I was the only person who thought that
I Love Pharrell.💖😙. He Got That Childish Gambino Spirit. Like The Way He Openly Speaks "Freely In Like Admiration About His Past Experiences & Music Is Just Beautiful. It's Refreshing.🌊🌸Relaxation Is Pharrell.🙌💯.He's Very Reflective.
do you realise that this is a classic in the making? in 80 years people will watch it fanatically like people watch 2pacs interviews. its all about leaving a legacy behind
@@gkay8889 lol Yeap right only white boys and nerds would say that. If he was better we would feel the message and impact . He just rambles in circles for rap nerds. Pac had ppl rioting and bussing cops to his music. Evolking emotion and being felt is a skill set in itself
@@gkay8889 lol your delusional Joey badass isn’t even known and you wanna tell me this rambling backpack rap is better then the rapper the spit the raps that the world felt the most ? You just ain’t from the culture
Kashopé Coker lol joey gets fully dissed in here and doesn't really come across as deep in this interview.. you say that this will be a classic? Lol sorry dude respect for joey, but his image of an quite intelectual rapper is straight see through..pharrel trying to point out that joey is'nt that interesting, making the 2pac reference plus when the other guy said "I think more people need to hear you speak outside of your music" joey didn't see that he was just sarcastic..
Aight lol I figured that's what you meant but you just never know these days. I don't think that style has a specific name but when you braid your dreads, once you take the braids out you'll get that style for about a day or so.
The interviewers lacked optimism asking joey weak questions it just reflects their perception on him. They really have high doubts about him as a character. You can tell they think joey isn't the one to make a impact for our generation which I disagree with.
Garfield Thomas that's the point, joey didn't provide any content at all, no depth the music or anything and pharrel tries to point joey out that he's not that interesting
the video consisted mostly of him speaking on why he wrote the music. The content was right there; the black experience and how he feels about it. Pharrell never said or implied that he was uninteresting at the end they were mixing a little bit better than in the beginning. however, that's usually how conversation is, you don't rush it because there is a process Read more REPLY
Garfield Thomas nah bro sorry but when the other guy asked "people need to listen more to you outside of the music" he was sarcastic.. pharrel also made the 2pac reference to hint that joey isn't that interesting in the interview.. furthermore he is saying that selling out like master p is not the way to go, referencing devasted.. you can just feel that pharrel and the other guy are searching for some depth explainaton of his music but when they recognize that joey doens't know what is talking about they just try to hint him all this shit.. i respect joey but I understand the interviewers point
This is honestly one of the most real/leaving out the bullshit interviews i've seen in ages. almost everything joey says (because i'm white O.o) is so relatable. This new generation is on the raise! future looks good.
y'all saying it's "boring" or joey being cocky, don't realize he actually taking bout his MUSIC. not bout rap beef or some other bullish. he being real he this is album is fire what else he really gotta say?
This is how a quality interview should go! Yall so used to the interviewers talking so much. In my opinion, interviewers now speak wayyyyyy too much. Here, you get to learn about Joey. You get to hear him and sense his vibe clearly without being talked over or constantly distracted by an overhyped host.
1. how do I get my hair like that 2. how long (in inches) does it have to grow 3. does it have to form from a afro or can I do that from my "flat top" (fade high top)
joey is hungry not cocky. this dude been slept on for too long
steez Agreed
Rt dude need to be more aggressive with it follow Kendrick/Em's formula take the crown forcibly albeit Kendrick has the crown for a while now....
when he was being nice people were sleep - they forgot this dude was part of the Asap Rocky/Kendrick/Odd future movement
steez to this day he’s still slept on🤦🏽♀️🙇🏽♀️ and he’s so amazing.
this interview feels super awkward... Pharrell hardly talked until more than halfway through.
I wish they had more enthusiasm for Joey.
he was trying hard to keep the convos going.
Maybe he was humm, I don't know, listening to him?
Sumayyah Shannon I felt the same way. Like why the hell they have him on if they really Aren't feeling him like that? Incredibly disappointing to me.
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Joey is Alpha male. His presence and the way the talks had put both presenters on mute for a moment.
He released 1999 at 16 and got into Tupac afterwards, damn that's crazy actually.
AQGOAT24 I didn't even think of it like that
he has a snippet of tupac talking on Waves on 1999
he probally was just guessing on ages of when he got into pac but yea there is definetly that snippet. but its possible he wasnt heavy into pac just like i dont have to be heavy into nietzsche to know about the abyss
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@@damion7515 he was 16 when he recorded that and verses from rejex he was 14-15 since its tracks from 2010 - 2011
I smell a classic...
Darrel Be tf...
Facts
DEADASS FAX B
Darrel Be pharrel doesn't seem to agree on that tho
Acrylic HD *Free Max B*
I really don't get why some people are saying this was a bad interview or that Joey is "cocky". Clearly if you're saying that Joey is "cocky" that means that you've just started to listen to his music, which is fine, but he is one of the realest there is, seriously.
I think Pharell didn't talk much at the beginning because he was listening to what Joey had to say, you can tell he kind of recognises himself in Joey and being in his 20s. Now that Joey has a great base of content with a mixtape and an album etc... you can tell he really has evolved as an artist and like he said "before he raped on beats" and now he "learned how to make music". For me he's definitely in today's top 5 with: Kendrick, Cole, Isiah Rashad and I want to say Mac Miller but I'm probably gonna gate hate for that haha...
(note: this is my personal top 5, it's debatable except for Kendrick).
Niklas Brag I respect your list but would you consider Earl Sweatshirt as also being a great mc?
Robin N oh yeah definitely ;) it's hard to only pick 5, one of my personal favourites right now is also Denzel Curry his album was amazing but can't put him on top cause he's still really young and hasn't proved if he can be consistent enough :)
nah Joey is hella cocky and bragadocious and shit, you must be new to him and his music if you believe otherwise
Mac Miller is underrated
I'm kind of sad people feel that way... Maybe I'm just a fan so I can't really stay objective here but personally I feel that you guys (in the US) should be proud of this dude (I'm french). Maybe not in the beginning cause he got famous so early but a great number of his raps are what you can qualify as "conscious" but still make hits. He's a true Mc that speaks the truth both with style and manner. He talks about issues that a lot of rapper doesn't or even worth actually glorify. He almost never raps about being "hood" or drinking and fucking.
Tbh he's just being himself and keeps true to his roots (beats are made by the pro era team). He can pass as arrogant because he's confident, there is a difference. We'll see when the album comes out, that's when we'll truly see what he's worth :) but yeah being "blacklisted" maybe is a bit of an exaggeration
The tension between Joey and Pharrell is real!!!
yo this interview was so awkwardly disturbing. its almost like they didn't wanna interview Joey Badass, like the interview was forced.
Abel Ben Israel can't lie, it did feel like that
Abel Ben Israel I think pharrel isn't that big of a fan and thinks joey is just holding up an image, but not that deep behind the scenes.. you can see that they're testing him, I think because of his recent 2pac comments
mj127871 probably that seems true but ths interview was definitly weird i admire joey because he was so young wen he made it out of ny and pharrel is just a genius but it rubbed me the wrong way seeimg them kinda ice him out i feel like hes being clowned
waste of an interview
all most like a job interview an you know you're not getting the job
I feel like this is more of a lesson between teacher and student than an interview. The interview didn't really open up until Pharrel started talking. Pharrel was teaching Joey that his music should connect with his interviews just like Pac's music and interviews did. Like you could see the hunger, enthusiasm, and emotion in Pac's interviews and how it all goes back to his music, but it's not exactly there yet for Joey, so Pharrel was pretty much saying you're not at that level yet to diss Pac until you find a true connection with yourself and your music. And that all makes sense since Joey did kinda diss Pac a little while back.
nooo nooo he didn't diss him , he looks up to Pac .
Prolific Pops Um... He didn't diss him.
Maaan I love Pharrell but I can't believe he wasn't excited to talk to Joey! Has he not heard Joey's music?! Smh 😕
SlowClass Kai he look straight thru his shi
he ain’t good at podcasting
Pharrel in 10 years will wish he gave Joey some more respect in this interview.
Aamir _ it's only 9 minutes of the interview, chill bruh
Aamir _ you madd ?? Lmaoo don't have to wish for shit he's great
Don’t think joey is truly gonna certify himself as a legend. He peaked long ago.
this interview is so slow and quiet like if they were high in a library
Album of the Year I can feel it
do you still think that after hearing it
Jay Davis for Me yes but Kendrick probably is the overall consensus
@@seanstroman6087 Kendricks album was worse than Joey's
Would love to see Joey on the Joe Rogan Experience
i Felon why?
Dr. Octagon because tHey would be more lively
i Felon lol cuz kush
hell yes. joe should have him on with action bronson since he's a mutual friend of theirs
Fuck joe
I already know it's gon be one of the best albums of the year
Did something happened behind the scenes?? Pharrell look and sounds salty, also he sounds uninterested!
Joey seriously making those strides that real hip hop needs! Hope he continues to evolve and create change! Just as he said he got sparked by 2pac he needs to keep the legacy going
The Pac part is sooo relatable.
Speak what you feel bro, steez always said that
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I feel awkward for Joey! He's like "damn these dudes are NOT talking to me.."... like this entire thing is awkward.
That dude at 9:08 face like "Huehuehuehue, I don't know what tf y'all talking bout. I'll never have that kind of money. They bout to repo my Maxima next month if y'all don't say something fire on this interview. Fuck me, right?".
you can tell he's inspired by 2pac. his passion shows.!
This Album will be godly
my nigga joey man , we need this right now .
5:05 That's false. If you ever listened to Conscious artist of any genre, like anything in this world it EVOLVES, and Joey is a conscious rapper. #ConsciousMusic ✊
I'm sick forced conscious shit
A legend and a future legend having a conversation about pretty much being great, incredible!
When joey said a "lil while ago", it reminded me of that freestyle with Big L and Jay Z
Joey's hair lowkey looks like Lil Wayne's in Go DJ music video ;D
You can't tell me that Joey don't look like a Tangela from Pokemon lmao
Joey: Im so unique
Pharrelle: Look around, Son.
joey looks like aunt jemima in the thumbnail lol
The best 🥞 mix
I've been following Joey B. since 1999
I love these interviews. Pharrell is so respectful towards his guests and Joey is definitely an honored guest here. His whole demeanor and respect and perspectives is amazing.
I guess alot of people are new to othertones. This is always the atmosphere
The kind of stories Pharrell be tellin his grand kids...
i think pharrell took that 'i dont have friends' line personally
0:43 Pharrel looks like hes doubting every life decision hes ever made.
Did half of y'all who watched this interview even watch the whole thing? Pharell started talking and opening up around halfway through the interview. He was listening to Joey at first, yall bugging, watch this album be more fire than 75 percent of shit in mainstream media guarenteed.
Joey is the future and the real voice of hip hop for our generation. Most black people are not slinging drugs and fucking all day. We are left out, the black people that cares about our future and have ideas with no financial backing his music motivates me to get myself together and bring my family with me.
Chantae Lox lol joey gets fully dissed in here and doesn't really come across as deep in this interview.. you say that this will be a classic? Lol sorry dude respect for joey, but his image of an quite intelectual rapper is straight see through..pharrel trying to point out that joey is'nt that interesting, making the 2pac reference plus when the other guy said "I think more people need to hear you speak outside of your music" joey didn't see that he was just sarcastic..
+mj127871 how many times are you gonna post a hate comment that you stole? u got too much time and energy
Jackson Wilson i got energy and pizza
Chantae Lox damn preach
Sooo dope! So hype for the album
Its amazing how far Joey is going with his career. Pharrell even knows his music. Inspiring. NY stand up!!!
They don't look enthused.🤔
pharell thoughts: whyd i sign up for this shit
na, energy low. I was at the raw commercial and they was both there. So they have def encountered each other before. Maybe pharrell was like nah u think u better den pac. OK ..
"There's A Part Of Me That's Just GHE TOE!" Luvin That!
when Pharrell mentioned the part w how Tupac was in interviews and how Joey is in interviews, I kept point @ the screen like a damn fool because I swore I was the only person who thought that
joey badd ass is a dope m.c. much respect to this brother
to be honest ALL-AMERIKKKAN BADA$$ was easily one of the top 10 albums i have ever heard
Cant wait to hear this one
Got some weird vibes except from Joey
Joey literally lead this interview lol
feels like my album coming out J.Badass my new favorite artists/ rapper with boosie. all ways speak the real never get tired, no matter how old
Them hats wavy
Joey is a revolutionary
I Love Pharrell.💖😙. He Got That Childish Gambino Spirit. Like The Way He Openly Speaks "Freely In Like Admiration About His Past Experiences & Music Is Just Beautiful. It's Refreshing.🌊🌸Relaxation Is Pharrell.🙌💯.He's Very Reflective.
Top 5 best lyrical assassin alive!
pharrell looks pissed the whole time
Love these interviews
do you realise that this is a classic in the making? in 80 years people will watch it fanatically like people watch 2pacs interviews. its all about leaving a legacy behind
@Sauce Mahogany the thing is that Joey is a way better rapper than Pac
@@gkay8889 lol Yeap right only white boys and nerds would say that. If he was better we would feel the message and impact . He just rambles in circles for rap nerds. Pac had ppl rioting and bussing cops to his music. Evolking emotion and being felt is a skill set in itself
@@ivyrich2777 no , pac had the talk , his raps were just decoration
@@gkay8889 lol your delusional Joey badass isn’t even known and you wanna tell me this rambling backpack rap is better then the rapper the spit the raps that the world felt the most ? You just ain’t from the culture
@@ivyrich2777 you must have no idea about rap and lyricism , pac as a rapper is the definition of mediocrity
that is an awesome interview. SUSCRIBED. lol
Really feels like they smoked one hell of a blunt before this interview
shit was so mellow I didn't even peep that was pharell for a minute, it'd be interesting to see him get intrrviewed by the two people who did earl
when he talks about Tupac, I'm like "yesss that is me".. Me and Joey HAVE to meet one day
Kashopé Coker lol joey gets fully dissed in here and doesn't really come across as deep in this interview.. you say that this will be a classic? Lol sorry dude respect for joey, but his image of an quite intelectual rapper is straight see through..pharrel trying to point out that joey is'nt that interesting, making the 2pac reference plus when the other guy said "I think more people need to hear you speak outside of your music" joey didn't see that he was just sarcastic..
Perhaps so, but he still has room to grow. But yeah I can see it from that stance as well.
@@mj127871 nah
Pharrell seems uninterested in Joey Bada$$. Am I the only person who sensed that?
Yo the taste in the interviews is real aesthetic thank you good content ✌🏾️🌍
those fucking twists are fire. those are the ones I want. anyone know what they're called?
Dreads...
Billionaire Jean I meant the specific style bro bro. I know they're dreads already lol
Aight lol I figured that's what you meant but you just never know these days. I don't think that style has a specific name but when you braid your dreads, once you take the braids out you'll get that style for about a day or so.
Brother Benjamin, I agree with you. You want them? Braid your dreads (like single plaits). Leave them in to for 2 days. Unravel the braids. Done.
what he did was tie them up in a French braid looking thing which was kind of like twisting them up and then let them loose
The interviewers lacked optimism asking joey weak questions it just reflects their perception on him. They really have high doubts about him as a character. You can tell they think joey isn't the one to make a impact for our generation which I disagree with.
my man joey is in my top 5 of all time. idgaf bout what none has to say...
jeremy griego sameeeee
This was awesome , like the chilliest most relaxing interview
pharrell just hijacks this interview and changes the tone completely
It's 2022 let's make a Joey x Neptunes record happen!
why that asian guy look like Pharell's lost brother?
because it's Pharell if you cant tell
David Awonaike hes trolling
MandingoSlim He looked Asian as Hell in tHis interview not gonna lie😂
Thats why you should never read the comments first. I really thought pharrell was an asian dude lol
Leo Quintana. I thought that was P
Just looking at Joey's posture made my back stiff.
this was cool vibes, yah talking about boring lol. Focus on the content
Garfield Thomas that's the point, joey didn't provide any content at all, no depth the music or anything and pharrel tries to point joey out that he's not that interesting
the video consisted mostly of him speaking on why he wrote the music. The content was right there; the black experience and how he feels about it. Pharrell never said or implied that he was uninteresting at the end they were mixing a little bit better than in the beginning. however, that's usually how conversation is, you don't rush it because there is a process
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Garfield Thomas nah bro sorry but when the other guy asked "people need to listen more to you outside of the music" he was sarcastic.. pharrel also made the 2pac reference to hint that joey isn't that interesting in the interview.. furthermore he is saying that selling out like master p is not the way to go, referencing devasted.. you can just feel that pharrel and the other guy are searching for some depth explainaton of his music but when they recognize that joey doens't know what is talking about they just try to hint him all this shit.. i respect joey but I understand the interviewers point
Garfield Thomas real shiiiit
Pape-Bara yeah idk I got you but pharrell and the other guy gave a weird impression, I respect joey all the way
how can pharrell be more hyped with lil uzi and khaled and shit on joey's speech?
This is honestly one of the most real/leaving out the bullshit interviews i've seen in ages. almost everything joey says (because i'm white O.o) is so relatable. This new generation is on the raise!
future looks good.
great interview. the camera panning is so on point too.
When Pharrell says "that one..that one" Around the 8:40 mark. What Master P song/beat is he talking about!?
I don't think they're being uninterested I feel like they were listening.
Joey is a legend to me like Tupac a legend fym
they got David Lee doing interviews on beats1 now
y'all saying it's "boring" or joey being cocky, don't realize he actually taking bout his MUSIC. not bout rap beef or some other bullish. he being real he this is album is fire what else he really gotta say?
yeah Joey tell em!!!
well i expected pharell to be a bit more interesting
This is how a quality interview should go! Yall so used to the interviewers talking so much. In my opinion, interviewers now speak wayyyyyy too much. Here, you get to learn about Joey. You get to hear him and sense his vibe clearly without being talked over or constantly distracted by an overhyped host.
Jasmine Baldwin
Yea, but these are shitty replies.
This was a pretty dope interview
I thought this was a genuine interview. They wanted to listen to Joey on a personal level, that's why they were quiet for a bit.
Ik im a lil late but what hoodie does Joey have on?
I love you Son. Mama does too. Doing an amazing job - Love Daddy Pac
Great interview
What is that hoodie that Joey is wearing?
What was this a interview of judgment towards the brotha ?
Hurry up with this damn album then!
hazards on doing 5-mph blasting master p 😂😂😂
ILOVEALIJAH it was weird
got this dude sitting at this little ass ikea desk
I look like Pharrell and my fav rapper is Joey, great vid
he looks like a young snoop dogg without the pimping
1. how do I get my hair like that
2. how long (in inches) does it have to grow
3. does it have to form from a afro or can I do that from my "flat top" (fade high top)
They're curled dreads.
Y'all miss the joke when he said definitely not my blood brother because Jonny is like 56 years old
jimmy keys ...and wHite
where are them hats from?
yo where can I get a hat like they're wearing?
Amazon
Brandon Eats ass search for what though?
They made that interview hella weird smh