After 50 was shot (9bullets) his label ended the contract. Eminem signed him to his label with Dr. Dre. Went to Canada for this album.........and "In Da Club" shook up the hiphop world! 50ct returned stronger than ever! 50 is Eminem forever thankful for giving him a change! We know they are besties.
You skipped the part about why Eminem signed him. When 50 got dropped, he decided to release several mixtapes to create buzz. In the process, he completely changed the way mixtapes were made. He was taking most popular songs, rapped over their beats and released projects for free (something Lil Wayne, Drake, etc. would copy YEARS later, he was so ahead of his time). He released several mixtapes with G-Unit, and then Eminem heard his solo mixtape Guess Who's Back. It might not have the $$$ production by Dre, but it's still banging to this day. No wonder Em loved it so much he signed 50.
@@jojomtmswhat are you talking about?when talking about 50 getting shot most of the time people specify because of the gravity of surviving a situation like that. Even all these years later people still talk about it. He literally has a song called 9 shots, so I guess he’s corny too?
@@TheMightyKiD38to add to it all, in addition to being shot, he made songs like "How to Rob" that got him basically black balled from the industry. A lot of ppl wouldn't touch 50, but his mixtape run, which led to Em and Dre became a perfect storm for him to rise up. The industry is much better for it.
My mom is a 68 year old white lady in Iceland (nearly all whites) and she is a big Snoop fan and even went to his concert here, and she ended up in the papers being called oldest Snoop fan in the country. She also love for exampe WuTang Clan Gravel Pit and yes 50 cent too hahaha
I was a freshman in college when this song came out and I've never seen people respond more to any track in a party or club setting. People went nuts every time for over a year.
Why is he and his dad pertaining his dad knows he could care less about rap music. He's doing this just so his son can make a 💰 by using black culture just like so many other WHITE PRIVILEGE PEOPLE!!🤮🤮🚩
Bonus point: This is still a favorite "Birthday song", 'til this day, in the club. "Go Shawty, it's your Birthday! We gonna party like it's ya Birthday!"💃
In da club and any song by Flo Rida, are played at every middle aged white womans birthday party. Nothing wrong with it, just every time they get requested.
50 Cent has shown versatility in his music, with the ability to switch between different styles and flow patterns. He can deliver aggressive and hard-hitting bars as well as more melodic and mellow tracks.
50 Cent Is the GOAT. Fun fact about "In Da Club" the beat was passed around to many artists like D12 and even Rakim and they didn't know what to do with it. 50 Cent heard it and immediately made this hit. Since you and your Dad are big fans of 50, you guys should watch my documentary "How 50 Cent Got Rich and Nearly Died Tryin" I traveled all over America to interview people that worked on the Get Rich or Die Tryin album. Insane stories in my doc about how some of these songs were made and how they broke records that never were broken before. Great video!
You guys are still using this tired saying! People only have to indulge in music and dance and y’all we invite them anywhere and sell the culture out! How shallow 🤦🏾♀️ please put the “cookout” invites to bed 🙄 and that mentality.
Overall, 50 Cent's talent, authenticity, versatility, and influence in the hip-hop industry are some of the reasons why he is considered a good rapper.
One rare occasion where you can play the clean version and it still hits just as hard. The absolute zenith of gangster rap, everything changed after 50. And I'm a massive Game fan
My friend and I (in a small, mostly white town in northern Michigan) would bump this every day when we rolled up on our middle school. 😂 I love all of your reactions. Being open and willing to see things from different perspectives is so valuable. Thanks guys!
I was in grade 12 in western Canada when this album came out. I remember cruising around town in my ealry 90s dodge pickup listening to this album over and over again. Then a few years later I was old enough to get into the clubs and when this song came on everyone always got up to dance. This one brings me back to a happy carefree time in my life for sure!
Michael Jackson really liked this song. I heard that he’d be telling his drivers to bump this in his car. U know it’s a bop when Michael is loving it. ❤
I must be about the same age as the Dad, Im 46, and for him to have not only not LOVED this song back in the dayl, but not even heard of it I find next to impossible. I remember where I was when this album came out. I was like 25 and it was huge. If you were into HIP HOP at all, and I was, this song and album were Everyhwhere! Maybe the dad was listening to country is the only thing that makes any sense, cause even if he was busy, like he says, it was on the radio non stop or the tv or wherever you went. Top 5 albums of all time, due to the ridiculous beats Dre put on this for 50 to shine!
Respect! My son had to step away to do a bid, but music is one our favorite bonding times. I can't wait till he comes back home. Hopefully I'm not too old to be hip by then.
It would be cool if you could introduce your dad to the independent backpacker hip-hop scene from the early 2000s. Folks like MF Doom, Aesop Rock, Mr Lif, Cannibal Ox, C-Rayz Walz, Cool Calm Pete... historically, that was a really important and influential time for hip-hop. Sorry for commenting on an unrelated video but it just occurred to me while watching and I wanted to put the idea into your head.
No - this reaction was priceless because this beat is honestly one of the greatest pieces of music ever produced (and your dad reacted immedietly to it), that's the thing with Dre, he makes universal music. I remember playing this to my grandmother, dad, mom - all who hate hip hop and they were stunned at this beat. What 50 did to this was equally as difficult to do, to come up with that concept so simple, so catchy yet so effective is incredibly hard, this is hands down one of the best songs ever.
In 2003 i was 17 years old and starting love to rap music especially from dirty south and NY. But when 50 came out with this song people were shocked including me! 50 crash everybody! I fall in love immediately with rap. That song slaps so so hard. If this thing came up in nowadays, it became a instant viral on every social media with couple hundreds milion views in couple of day! Love the father and son chemistry! Greetings from Poland. Stay safe everybody!
I like 50....but ive always felt he was slightly overrated...the music goes hard in the gym...and he has a nice aura...but the lyricism is very overstated
I was in grade 9 when this song was rocking. We had a classmate by the name of Lucky who called himself Dre and till today, I don't know why he wasn't calling himself 50 cent cz I remember him by this track. I think he truly consumed hip hop and knew the brains behind this production when I'm only learning today when I'm 35 and watching reactions by dad and son. 🙄 But again I'm not a hip hop fan. Yes, I love this one and a few more others by 50 but not to a point of getting to producers and all that. Anyway, we love your bonding sessions over music. It's just heart-warming. Lots of love from South Africa.
My fam always plays this song on everyone’s birthday and even when it’s no one’s bd 😂 my dad is a big fan of 50 and my dad always talks about how much he loves 50’s beats that’s why he likes him so much. I’ve grown up listening 50 he’s just a great artist honestly.
Y’all should listen to the whole album “Get rich or die trying” it is known to be one of the greatest albums in rap history. Not my personal favorite but it’s still an amazing project!
I’d say half of the album is amazing and the rest of the songs are fillers, but the songs that slap are on such a high level that they alone make that album an absolute classic.
You know what song you guys should react to is N2Deep Back To The Hotel. That song was the In Da Club of the 90's to me. There are some similarities in terms of sound in both songs and I think you guys would enjoy reacting to it. 😁😁
50 Cent is known for his clever wordplay, storytelling, and ability to craft catchy hooks in his songs. His lyrics often touch on themes such as street life, struggle, and overcoming adversity.
There’s never been a movement like 50s ever in rap. It was absolute madness because everyone knew he actually lived that life. 50 is a one of a kind human being. Absolutely ruthless but likeable
I am 50 and this song never left my playlist. I also Liked how D12 referenced to this video in their video My Band ☺ Beyoncé covered it too and I like that version too they still play it in clubs ere in Holland (EU)
Still blows my mind that 50 got snubbed for album of the year on this one. Didn’t matter if we were in the house or outside all you heard was GRODT since it dropped.
Hey guys from spain! i really love ur content and ur dad hes just so nice and its kind of a new way to experiment the songs i been hearing my whole life trough your dads reaction, is kind of crazy but i feel like everyone feels the same as me, thats the magic of ur videos, aswel an important part is that hes not to into the rap even tho he knows a lot of names and already know the culture a bit more, i just wanted to ask you if you would react one day to spanish music? i understand the rap might not be the best as we need lyric translation but what about Paco de Lucia?? known as the best classic guitar player in the world his story is something out of this world that i wouldnt mind to tell quick to enchant you, he started with his brother at very young age 7 yo. they were poor his father used to play for living but he wasnt very good, he forced his sons to play up to 10-12 hours a day locked in a room, paco sometimes says that he feels he can speak more express himself more though a guitar, imagine be able to say more with a guitar than with the mouth, every spanish artist says that there is the top guitar players in the world, and then in a whole another level theres paco, the speed, the difficulty, the armony is just incredible, once he even went to a jazz pub in usa and left everyone gagging.. he bought an insland for himself where he lived with his family.. entre dos aguas (between two waters) are his most famous song which first he improvised and the masterised becoming his most famous song a true experience..
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I am begging you: Please listen to "The Message" by "The Grandmaster Flash"!!!!!
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Haha loved how dad had to move the mic to give himself room to bop his head 😂
Hi Ren or nah?
50 cent- how to rob!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I thought it was impossible for someone not to have heard this song lol
Yeah kinda makes me wonder about the authenticity of many reactions....
No way in hell is he hearing it for the first time
specially when you point 50 cent as the best rapper as he did I mean if you like 50 that much you definetly know about in da club
ikr ain't no way he has never heard of this.
Exactly. He would have heard it on a radio
Or on a movie or somewhere. Def not authentic
After 50 was shot (9bullets) his label ended the contract. Eminem signed him to his label with Dr. Dre.
Went to Canada for this album.........and "In Da Club" shook up the hiphop world! 50ct returned stronger than ever!
50 is Eminem forever thankful for giving him a change! We know they are besties.
50 is Eminems biggest Stan and we all love him for it
You skipped the part about why Eminem signed him. When 50 got dropped, he decided to release several mixtapes to create buzz. In the process, he completely changed the way mixtapes were made. He was taking most popular songs, rapped over their beats and released projects for free (something Lil Wayne, Drake, etc. would copy YEARS later, he was so ahead of his time). He released several mixtapes with G-Unit, and then Eminem heard his solo mixtape Guess Who's Back. It might not have the $$$ production by Dre, but it's still banging to this day. No wonder Em loved it so much he signed 50.
Specifying how many bullets the man took is the corniest thing ever
@@jojomtmswhat are you talking about?when talking about 50 getting shot most of the time people specify because of the gravity of surviving a situation like that. Even all these years later people still talk about it. He literally has a song called 9 shots, so I guess he’s corny too?
@@TheMightyKiD38to add to it all, in addition to being shot, he made songs like "How to Rob" that got him basically black balled from the industry. A lot of ppl wouldn't touch 50, but his mixtape run, which led to Em and Dre became a perfect storm for him to rise up. The industry is much better for it.
Your dad just GETS IT! He’s so cool.
Dad: "What was I doing in 2003 that I missed this stuff?"
Son: ME!
Dope
Big ups to pops realizing how dope the beat is. Great channel guys !
I’m 68 and always loved 50 cent so much always will❤❤❤❤❤❤
DAMN
ufff
I hope uff was ment in a nice way 🤣🤣❤️❤️
@@RobynLocke-t8tyes it was 😂,
My mom is a 68 year old white lady in Iceland (nearly all whites) and she is a big Snoop fan and even went to his concert here, and she ended up in the papers being called oldest Snoop fan in the country. She also love for exampe WuTang Clan Gravel Pit and yes 50 cent too hahaha
I was a freshman in college when this song came out and I've never seen people respond more to any track in a party or club setting. People went nuts every time for over a year.
Cuz we were in the club😂😂😂😂
The good times when people went to the club to actually DANCE 🙌
Why is he and his dad pertaining his dad knows he could care less about rap music. He's doing this just so his son can make a 💰 by using black culture just like so many other WHITE PRIVILEGE PEOPLE!!🤮🤮🚩
When this video dropped it sent 50 into outer space.
So true
Bonus point: This is still a favorite "Birthday song", 'til this day, in the club. "Go Shawty, it's your Birthday! We gonna party like it's ya Birthday!"💃
In da club and any song by Flo Rida, are played at every middle aged white womans birthday party. Nothing wrong with it, just every time they get requested.
And you know we don’t give a fuck that it’s your birthday!!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭
50 Cent has shown versatility in his music, with the ability to switch between different styles and flow patterns. He can deliver aggressive and hard-hitting bars as well as more melodic and mellow tracks.
i am going to sip bacardi like its your birth day
@@Greatoneissyyou can find me in da club, bottle full of bub
50 Cent Is the GOAT. Fun fact about "In Da Club" the beat was passed around to many artists like D12 and even Rakim and they didn't know what to do with it. 50 Cent heard it and immediately made this hit. Since you and your Dad are big fans of 50, you guys should watch my documentary "How 50 Cent Got Rich and Nearly Died Tryin" I traveled all over America to interview people that worked on the Get Rich or Die Tryin album. Insane stories in my doc about how some of these songs were made and how they broke records that never were broken before. Great video!
Love your father son chemistry.. it uploads more than the actual musicians
This is and Michael Jackson’s favorite song. He said Michael called him when this song came out 😂😂
This is one of my all time favorite rap songs. 50 is criminally underrated, he dominated this era with Em.
@randywhite3947 He is underrated right now, people never think of him when they say top 10 guys.
These two are amazing
That father and son duo such a special bond happening here
Dad is a certified hip hop head, the delegation has spoken,,,he is now invited to the cookout!
You guys are still using this tired saying! People only have to indulge in music and dance and y’all we invite them anywhere and sell the culture out! How shallow 🤦🏾♀️ please put the “cookout” invites to bed 🙄 and that mentality.
@@It.is.I-tx6ri you the one that brings food no one eats to the cookout.
Overall, 50 Cent's talent, authenticity, versatility, and influence in the hip-hop industry are some of the reasons why he is considered a good rapper.
@@It.is.I-tx6ri Exactly, it is so annoying.
Stop it bruh
I remember when 50 cent came out, it was like no one had anything to say when he came out. Nyc stand up
I wanna be a dad like your dad when I have kids of my own
your dad is awesome dude, been so fun watching him react to the music i grew up with
Get rich or die tryin’ will forever be my favourite album
I love that Dad loves 50 Cent! 50 is really one of the best that ever did it. Thanks for the great content, guys! 💖💖
This or Candy Shop is the greatest beat of all time
Just a lil bit slaps too
Window shopper :D
HY... I was gonna say Window shopper❤
I love window shopper beat too, but candy shop? It's the same song as magic stick... 🙄
I like P.I.M.P.
WHEN THIS CAME OUT EVERYTHING STOPPED IN HIP-HOP.HISTORIC TRACK
This one is a classic! One of the best songs of all time.
One rare occasion where you can play the clean version and it still hits just as hard. The absolute zenith of gangster rap, everything changed after 50. And I'm a massive Game fan
So many tears by Tupac smile by Tupac thug luv by Tupac
I've been in a Pac frame of mind lately (and always)...I even have on a Tupac t-shirt at this very moment.
Finally a reaction video worth watching. So much clickbait online where they just sit with straight faces. Very cool.
This beat was so fire, they had to let it breathe at the beginning, and at the end 🔥🔥🔥
When pops say what was I doing in 2003 , were I missed this ..and Kai says me classic 😅
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
bars!!!
😂😂
Loved his "Big Ups" to Xzibit, he is so underrated. Great track, will go down in rap immortality
50 cent is one of the hardest out of New York. 🔥🔥💯
The son is so soft spoken, i love it
i love pops haha he said what was i doing that i missed this stuff 😂😂😂😂
He is smooth as silk 😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
your father is a great person and he raised a great son. glad how u appreciate music in its entirety
My friend and I (in a small, mostly white town in northern Michigan) would bump this every day when we rolled up on our middle school. 😂
I love all of your reactions. Being open and willing to see things from different perspectives is so valuable. Thanks guys!
So true..
Yall came a long way since I first subbed. Happy for you guys. Pops vibing to the classics brings me joy.
reaction starts at 3:15
So cool. I always enjoy your reactions n breakdowns. So cool to see Dad n son with such chemistry. Makes me miss my Dad dearly.
I was in grade 12 in western Canada when this album came out. I remember cruising around town in my ealry 90s dodge pickup listening to this album over and over again. Then a few years later I was old enough to get into the clubs and when this song came on everyone always got up to dance. This one brings me back to a happy carefree time in my life for sure!
Michael Jackson really liked this song.
I heard that he’d be telling his drivers to bump this in his car.
U know it’s a bop when Michael is loving it.
❤
It is one of the best rap albums of all time. My friends and I listened to it 1000 times, from start to finish, that whole summer after it dropped.
Love seeing the look in your dad's eye, like remembers the feeling of being a young man on prowl!😊❤❤❤
I love these reactions
Just came across this channel and binge watching. I'm loving it.
Glad you enjoy it!
I must be about the same age as the Dad, Im 46, and for him to have not only not LOVED this song back in the dayl, but not even heard of it I find next to impossible. I remember where I was when this album came out. I was like 25 and it was huge. If you were into HIP HOP at all, and I was, this song and album were Everyhwhere! Maybe the dad was listening to country is the only thing that makes any sense, cause even if he was busy, like he says, it was on the radio non stop or the tv or wherever you went. Top 5 albums of all time, due to the ridiculous beats Dre put on this for 50 to shine!
Even if he was listening to country he would’ve heard this song
@@knowethjc29exactly, they were playing it everywhere
Respect! My son had to step away to do a bid, but music is one our favorite bonding times. I can't wait till he comes back home. Hopefully I'm not too old to be hip by then.
What a great react as always! Love you guys!
Thanks Marcus ❤️❤️❤️
It would be cool if you could introduce your dad to the independent backpacker hip-hop scene from the early 2000s. Folks like MF Doom, Aesop Rock, Mr Lif, Cannibal Ox, C-Rayz Walz, Cool Calm Pete... historically, that was a really important and influential time for hip-hop. Sorry for commenting on an unrelated video but it just occurred to me while watching and I wanted to put the idea into your head.
Timeless hip-hop track, will ALWAYS be a banger
"what was i doing in 2003 that i missed this stuff?"
-Me
"Oh yeah i was raising you "
LMAO😭
Again with help from the most underrated DJ Quik. Drums and clap.
No - this reaction was priceless because this beat is honestly one of the greatest pieces of music ever produced (and your dad reacted immedietly to it), that's the thing with Dre, he makes universal music. I remember playing this to my grandmother, dad, mom - all who hate hip hop and they were stunned at this beat. What 50 did to this was equally as difficult to do, to come up with that concept so simple, so catchy yet so effective is incredibly hard, this is hands down one of the best songs ever.
You need to show your dad all of 50's catalog 🔥
In 2003 i was 17 years old and starting love to rap music especially from dirty south and NY. But when 50 came out with this song people were shocked including me! 50 crash everybody! I fall in love immediately with rap. That song slaps so so hard.
If this thing came up in nowadays, it became a instant viral on every social media with couple hundreds milion views in couple of day!
Love the father and son chemistry!
Greetings from Poland. Stay safe everybody!
That's a Dr Dre production. Layers in the beats. He's the 🐐
…another gem! You guys are great. ❤️
I was hooked the first time I heard this song.
Ohhh I love this song SO much. I better add it to one of my Spotify lists haha LOOOVE this song
50 is top 5, play don't push me for him. lyricism goes wild
I like 50....but ive always felt he was slightly overrated...the music goes hard in the gym...and he has a nice aura...but the lyricism is very overstated
Hell nahh
It's cool being able to vicariously enjoy listening this for the first time with your pops.
He still has a bullet fragment in his tongue from the time he was shot at nine times and almost lost his life.
I lost my dad and we use to jam out like this my pop's had great taste in music cherish ur pop's!!!!!
Ain't no way you know the album but never heard of that song. literally impossible
he know the album because they listened to track from it before. but he's not listening to the other tracks so that they can discover it together.
@@OMGreeniit’s impossible in this day to not know this song tho
I was in grade 9 when this song was rocking. We had a classmate by the name of Lucky who called himself Dre and till today, I don't know why he wasn't calling himself 50 cent cz I remember him by this track. I think he truly consumed hip hop and knew the brains behind this production when I'm only learning today when I'm 35 and watching reactions by dad and son. 🙄 But again I'm not a hip hop fan. Yes, I love this one and a few more others by 50 but not to a point of getting to producers and all that. Anyway, we love your bonding sessions over music. It's just heart-warming. Lots of love from South Africa.
Thank you. Shout out to S. Africa! (Kai's dad)
My fam always plays this song on everyone’s birthday and even when it’s no one’s bd 😂 my dad is a big fan of 50 and my dad always talks about how much he loves 50’s beats that’s why he likes him so much. I’ve grown up listening 50 he’s just a great artist honestly.
Finally, been waiting on this song
Y’all should listen to the whole album “Get rich or die trying” it is known to be one of the greatest albums in rap history. Not my personal favorite but it’s still an amazing project!
I’d say half of the album is amazing and the rest of the songs are fillers, but the songs that slap are on such a high level that they alone make that album an absolute classic.
nah there’s other stuff to spend their time on
@@MrMaddzkillz yeah fs
Definitely needs a full album listen, it's what started the change in the genre to the newer sound
Yeah I usually listen to songs not albums but I let this album just play through. Good workout music or driving music.
I love that dad loves 50 ❤❤❤ sooooo cool. I love your channel guys!!! Keep reacting … sending love from the Bay Area 👍👍👍👍😎😎😎✌️✌️✌️✌️
Long overdue for pops to react to this classic hip hop song!!!
Thx for the content!!
Fun fact, The Game is also in this clip, and this was before his documentary album.
Seeing this made my day!
I am SO glad the era of censored videos is a thing of the past. Try reacting to BMF. The editing on that thing is horrendous 😂
One the best rap debut albums in my opinion. I think your dad would like "Outta Control" remix, 50 feat. Mobb Deep
what a song, never get tired of this 🙌💯
Would love to see your reaction to the super bowl halftime Dr.dre, snoop dogg, kendrick, mary j blidge, eminem, and special guest 50 did 👁👁
You both amazing 🔥
Really cool reaction. Love the father son relationship very solid.
You know what song you guys should react to is N2Deep Back To The Hotel. That song was the In Da Club of the 90's to me. There are some similarities in terms of sound in both songs and I think you guys would enjoy reacting to it. 😁😁
My mother is almost 70 and can recite this songs hook and artist. How has this man never heard “In Da Club”? Was he lost at sea? 😂
😂😂😂you are soo bad ❤❤ the club wasn't open yet!😢
This is my first time hearing it all the way through. 😅
he was busy making and raising babies lol
Y'all should check out "You don't know" - Eminem, 50 cent and a few others. The flows on that track were amazing.
BIG 50 CENT LEGENDARY ❤🔥🐐
To this DAY. Instant gratification.
love the podcast but it seems hard to believe he never heard this song.. It was a Mega Hit.. Great Show as usual.
50 Cent is known for his clever wordplay, storytelling, and ability to craft catchy hooks in his songs. His lyrics often touch on themes such as street life, struggle, and overcoming adversity.
yo, your old man hard as woodpecker lips. respect.
“Mildly spittin confidence” 💯🔥😂
"Leave it to me, I'll say it right" haha luva ya pops! ❤😂🎉
50 cent’s first single was Wanksta.. and it was EVERYWHERE!! especially because it was attached to his beef with Ja rule.
How does this child know more about 50 than his dad⁉️⁉️⁉️
He should hear 'Baltimore Love Thang' it's really underrated.
There’s never been a movement like 50s ever in rap. It was absolute madness because everyone knew he actually lived that life. 50 is a one of a kind human being. Absolutely ruthless but likeable
Now you gotta watch the Super Bowl LVI performance! I think you guys will really enjoy the performance and the all the surprises of it.
Suave perfectly describes Fifty. That man is smooooooth.
i think you just unlocked everything needed for him to understand the hype of the superbowl performance "dre day"
I freaking love your dad! "What was I doing in 2003 that I missed this?" Lol😂😂😂❤❤❤❤
It took me 21 years and you guys reaction video for me to realize that The Game was in the " In The Club" video this whole time.. @ 9:33
I am 50 and this song never left my playlist. I also Liked how D12 referenced to this video in their video My Band ☺ Beyoncé covered it too and I like that version too they still play it in clubs ere in Holland (EU)
Still blows my mind that 50 got snubbed for album of the year on this one. Didn’t matter if we were in the house or outside all you heard was GRODT since it dropped.
Dad is just so awesome :)
Hey guys from spain! i really love ur content and ur dad hes just so nice and its kind of a new way to experiment the songs i been hearing my whole life trough your dads reaction, is kind of crazy but i feel like everyone feels the same as me, thats the magic of ur videos, aswel an important part is that hes not to into the rap even tho he knows a lot of names and already know the culture a bit more, i just wanted to ask you if you would react one day to spanish music? i understand the rap might not be the best as we need lyric translation but what about Paco de Lucia?? known as the best classic guitar player in the world his story is something out of this world that i wouldnt mind to tell quick to enchant you, he started with his brother at very young age 7 yo. they were poor his father used to play for living but he wasnt very good, he forced his sons to play up to 10-12 hours a day locked in a room, paco sometimes says that he feels he can speak more express himself more though a guitar, imagine be able to say more with a guitar than with the mouth, every spanish artist says that there is the top guitar players in the world, and then in a whole another level theres paco, the speed, the difficulty, the armony is just incredible, once he even went to a jazz pub in usa and left everyone gagging.. he bought an insland for himself where he lived with his family.. entre dos aguas (between two waters) are his most famous song which first he improvised and the masterised becoming his most famous song a true experience..