Gen z are like sheep..same auto tune sounding rubbish as always .be unique, be different, be Interesting..there is nothing the Gen z can say that teach anyone older anything meaningful
@@caswhaleblickyboy3630 right? Dude took forever and a year to quantize his guitar lol, he either needs to get better at his timing or use Ableton instead of FL cuz in Ableton you can auto quantize and it's almost always perfect unless you are just way off timing
The milleniall song felt more polished but also more redundant. If you grew up as a millennial it felt fairly regular or basic. I think the work on the organic guitar hook actually set the younger guys track up to be much more unique in sound, and I think they benefited from the 15 min and not being able to get all their cords in, kept it a little raw and with their lyrics set their song up for a better synergy. As an elder millennial I gotta give the nod to the Gen Z guys on this. The formula the older guys used just felt like you're hearing a streamline cookie cutter record track that'd you'd hear a single time on a satelitte radio station in 2002 but would never pick up steam or become hot.
Yea thats our problem now, why we have people like sexy red and ice spice going viral with garbage music cause they want to be different and not actually impactful nor good which is upsetting cause i love music and its becoming a big money move and less actually passionate about it like how the millennials were and are
@@RealHumanPerson-zz7ix no she doesnt, glorilla makes better rap music. ice and red both are just extremely talentless. i perfer latto even tbh. she can actually rap
But they didn't, they made a genuinely generic hip-hop track; Not Like Us-lite. Gen-Z actually made something good, melodic & musical. From scratch as well, no drag & drop splice loops to make up for lack of talent. The Gen-Z kid is going to be an amazing producer.
@@jaedahs.8547 huh? you find drag & dropping loops & bragging about how fast you can make a beat "passionate", more than picking up a guitar, building your own harmony chord progression & actually make music? I'm sorry but the Gen-Z were the ones who showed passion while the millennials showed everything that's wrong with the hip-hop beatmaking scene.
7:42 “They grew up with the internet in their hands so they don’t have to face conflict as much face to face so they’re more keen to talk sh*t without getting hit.”
In northern ireland its different we actually use fighting to settle everything and though we do have the internet everything is face to face with us or atleast will become a scrap only in Northern Ireland in the UK though
@@RealHumanPerson-zz7ixwe were all lazy pieces of shit at times as kids lol. Then when we get older and realize just how much time is being wasted as the chore list gets longer and the days feel shorter, we just can’t stand em lmao
I am an older Millennial, and every single one of my friends when they were 19-20 who used to say things like “we need to innovate, out with the old, something new, stuck in your old ways, it is our time” have become some of the most stuck in the past, stubborn, young people hating people I have ever seen. I predict this kid will become exactly the same too. These kind of people tend to be extremely inflexible as they age. Bro just enjoy life! Enjoy the old, and the new. Better yet, just enjoy what makes you feel good.
He better than me bruh i wouldve told the prod move tf around i didnt cut into your hour dont cut into mine. And why was h telling him what to see just let the man cook gahlee
UA-cam MUSIC'S VIDEO OF THE YEAR? Absolutely deserving! This masterpiece left me SPEECHLESS and yearning for more! I'm ditching my watchlist everything else can wait. What sets this video apart? Most producers are stuck in a loop, cranking out beats on their desk, screaming 'Hey, look at me, I make music “BORING” like we get it bro!' But this? This is innovation of thinking and bringing something meaningful to think about, about how we see and feel music that we listen to. This is art. Showcasing not just the how, but the why the vision, the passion, the soul. It's a symphony of creativity, pushing boundaries and redefining music's future. Bravo to the visionary behind this! You've raised the bar, challenged the norms, and inspired a generation. This video isn't just a watch it's an experience.
exactly, music is both a talent and a practice. theres so many young people that are good at music but just because theyre gen z people doubt them. its sad asf to see the generations argue like this rather than work together 🤦♂️
i appreciate the editing, where the "we're so confident, these guys suck" stuff is rly obviously played up for drama in the first half but then you add in the reality of them respecting and supporting each other through the rest. not just editing for dramas sake alone but having fun with it and still being respectful to the ppl involved and leaving a positive impact by the end. also ppl who take generation vs generation stuff seriously, go frolic in a field and sing a happy song, u need it
Gen X here... both made me cringe, geez. Sorry for a wakeup call here, but all this music got sabotaged by corporations who use it to sell and advertise crap before it was even out. One is a car commercial tune, and the other one a TikTok sing along challenge. Thank god for the extreme music from the 90s that never went mainstream 😂
@Vertoner not all but majority yes and I think it's not about the person music but about the character they play or sex appeal like playboy carti and ice spice
100% I just didn’t appreciate all the smack talk there’s no need. I’ve always respected those that have come before and unfortunately I see a lot of disrespect coming from Gen Z and a lack of education too. I’m sure it will change with time but I just don’t understand the conviction of “I’m definitely right” with no research that’s all. It’s an important conversation to have about music and art especially
A Gen X perspective, it’s awesome to see the competitive spirit alive and at work. It was easy too see the Millennials experience play out with efficiency and confidence. Just as it was necessary for Gen Z to portray confidence even though experience isn’t in their corner. But let’s be real, each of our generations would never back down at their age. How could you? Doing so would be a show of weakness and doubt. The fight would be lost before it even started.i also enjoyed seeing the respect being shared by both. Shit taking is certainly part of it. Albeit a very small, insignificant part. But both generations showed up where it counted. It felt healthy to witness. I’m glad it was a positive experience. No doubt both will grow from it. Truth is, the previous generation will always influence the next. It’s just the way it is. And that could be in any direction. To include those influences and to stray away from. Technology has dramatically impacted the last three generations of music. Creating entire genres that couldn’t have existed prior. But the heart of great artistic expression will always be the heart. What moves us most emotionally always makes for great art. Thanks for producing this content. It was very enjoyable.
This video was so insightful! Im 33 years old and have been really struggling with what music I should be making that fits in with what is "cool" to listen to right now. This video has inspired me to just make the music I want to make and what I love. Thank you man!
Chu and Matt straight up killed it , that beat is so insane and yet so simple .. I just listen it on repeat. They said they are gonna make a hit , and a hit they made.
Gen Z was more emotional whereas Millennials was more party/fun times. Makes sense though being as us Millennials (I’m 32) grew up with the “let’s have a fun time there’s no worries” in the 2000’s/early 2010’s and Gen Z grew up with the internet, being able to connect with a wide range of others who they can share their emotions with and a bunch of shit they dealt with on top of it. Both were great in my opinion, it shows how the world around us affects us even when it comes down to how we create artistically. Really cool video!
that gen z producer is a walking contradiction - first talking about how "millenials don't do anything new" and then saying "I lean heavily on old music, we go back to old music"
@@RealHumanPerson-zz7ix and dont forget 80s and 90s video aesthetic. Will say we have to push music forward but they easily could have made that song in Cher's Believe era
@@ZNDRMUSICOFFICIAL HAHA True, Simon the best producer on youtube by a LONGGGGGGGGGG shot. It's funny that Kyle thinks he is on that level because he got more subs
Bended really rubbed me the wrong way, now I’ll give him the benefit of the doubt and say he was taken out of context, but I think a lot of “gen z music” is made by millennials and other older producers, and then he said gen z is responsible for innovation but proceeds to to use guitar chords from the 90s and trap drums that were popularized by millennial producers, he failed to deliver something new. Lastly he just bulldozed the creative process and even ate into the time that was supposed to be for song writing just so he could quantize after he had said that gen z prefers a more rugged and less filtered approach
If you truly think the guitar chords are from the 90s you're a fucking idiot.. just gonna say that straight out. Now, both songs were generic trash, but I give Gen Z kid credit for using a real instrument... even if he had to fix the timing and cost them recording time for the vocals.
Gen z boy sits down and instantly plays some palm muted stuff from the late 90’s early 00’s and says it’s drawn from the older music he likes. He means the millennials when he is referring to us the same people he was just trying to clown. Love it. I’m 10 min in and I hope our team wins. Just found your channel Kyle. Love it
I’m Gen Z and the Millennials definitely won. They had the energy and amazing tone from the vocalist, such a strong bounce from the drums and just the right amount of instruments. The Gen Z song really seemed like it lacked in sounding full. Ironically they said they go for a more “unpolished” sound but I feel it needs to be more “polished”. That’s my opinion.
I feel like if the gen z kids did drag and drop it would've been similar. The problem was they weren't forced to make their own unique beat, so they just dragged in stuff that was already mixed and made what is essentially a generic song.
@@f1rebreather123 The competition was calling for a generic song. You're trying to be Steve Wonder in 2 hours? Also I think they prepared for this. They picked what they'll do. Gen Z started thinking about creativity on the spot. It's a competition.... Prepare yourself
@lugebeatzz8747 they definitely prepared. But dragging and dropping samples is really easy, as someone who uses one of these softwares. You go into a library, pick the sounds you want, and the program does the rest for you. It syncs pitch and tempo most of the time, too. All they did was take other people's works, and then called it their own.
@f1rebreather123 It's a collaboration with the other guys, this is a very hard concept in music. In the early 2000s producers used to have pianist and guitarist... Splice is doing the same thing. Music is a collaboration process.... Rookie producers or musicians tend to run away from collaborations because of their ego and end up having average music.
@lugebeatzz8747 A lot of famous musicians had almosy no samples in their songs. If they did, it was very minor. The song in the video is almost completely based on samples. You are just taking a bunch of already made pieces and then turning into a song with minimal modification. Its why there's so much generic rap out there right now. People are using the same samples, same type of beat, and even ripping from other songs.
This was a great video Kyle… it presents a problem, sets a tension which hooks viewers to see a solution. Witnessing your growth is so enjoyable - you’re creating at levels now that shows audiences how persistence develops a craft. One of your best yet IMO.
@@1hunnidG wait til you find out how copying aint “pushing it forward” 💀. And you think because they were born at that time that’s their music? So they were listening to emo when they were one years old? 💀 And you think it’s more their era than the actual people that played it? 😂
I think you're confused. That is literally the definition of innovation. People learned from the 1999-2003 emo songs and made it innovative and more modern like xxxtentacion. You can say copying all you want, but your coping hard, also the whole premise of this video was to show the difference in style so you have the people copying kendrick lamar on one side and you have the people copying peep on another. That is how kyle does his videos to make a clear difference between the two sides
@@d-co-river8193 no I think you’re confused. Double check the definition of “innovate”. Also I’m not hating on the millennials because they’re not the ones who said they’re “pushing music forward”. They actually seem to have respect for the people that came before them. Make a more sound argument next time bud.
Well it was a hour and to combine a artist to help with producing will take significantly longer because they need to translate what they mean to a producer when an artist doesn't know how to do that quickly
@@TayyJayyThey should've prepared the night before the competition. Have a basic plan to get sh** done. It's a time competition... Anyone who knows, knows that you prepare for that sh**
Music only makes hits when it's a feel usually it's not how good the production was or how much experience because music is useless if humans don't feel a emotion to it
Underrated comment. I totally agree. It never happens in isolation or silos. It's dynamic. Even so, there is something so quintessential about music in each bracket of time. We churn music using elements from every era. So there is no forward or backward. It's just a melting pot of great ideas and elements just emulsifying into unique ornaments. Y'feel me?
I think what can be learned from this from a creative standpoint is: 1) If you have a job to do that requires collaboration, it's not about you the individual looking good, it's about the whole looking good. Matt and Chu understood that, that's why Chu used loops to make sure Matt had ample time to do what he needed to do. Bended was too wrapped up in him looking good and his vision that he only gave Tore 15 minutes to work. That's disrespectful of other people's time and sacrifices the quality of the group. 2) Moving something forward doesn't necessarily mean you're moving it in a good direction. You can refine and update something that's existing because sometimes something doesn't exist for a reason. That doesn't mean don't experiment, but you have to have discernment and an editing eye which takes humility and deference for the established conventions forming the foundation of your craft.
man that kid in the grey shirt was so annoying he is NOT paving the way or pushing it forward he couldn’t even say it with a straight face. so ignorant and to talk that much shit and then get put in their place by some actual experience is just nice to see. nobody made bad music in this video, imo there was nothing new tho and these youngins are talking with so much confidence it’s funny i hope they learned from this.
I think Bender needs to work on his collaborative skills a bit more, but a first timer for the challenge, there is always the unexpected Great video and creations by both teams
@@pingeee 😅Trying is not enough... They're too proud to collab with splice. Most of the rookie musicians think like this.... They don't make progress b'se they're trying to impress people like you.
Me (who likes the same older like 70s stuff as the gen z people) was cheering for the mellenials the whole time. They just seem so much more fun to be around and nicer people
🔥🔥Do one where they all work together. As much as i like seein us Millennials take a W its all about growing for both sides n i think all 4 of those guys together could come up wit some heat frfr. 2 songs but each group takes the driver seat while the others adds their twist and see what they come up with.🤷🏾♂️
27 here - directly between the two generations mentioned, obviously leaning more towards millennial but I consume a ton of music from both. Something I wanted to point out that Gen Z did wrong throughout the entire process was something small to miss but MAJOR to music chemistry and creation - awareness of one's job in a production. As soon as the older team started, they dapped which immediately set a solid vibe, then both took their positions and let the other one work. Chu is a beat maker who understands this is going to have a vocal, so Matt let him cook while he focused on his job - making vocals. On team millennial, Tore had to focus on helping Bended get his ideas on paper (Bended already not collaborating, just trying to steer the ship) and then also try to figure out how to make his base idea into a usable song. Wanting to be progressive and push music/art forward is always a noble idea. But it's also not always that deep. Most people (including those in the studio) just want to vibe.
But they didn't, they made the most generic song possible with loops lol, the beat sounds like a worse version of Not Like Us & the rapping was beyond mid. Gen-Z actually went in to make a song from scratch, wrote their own harmony & melody, the song had a lot more artistry & soul to it even though it's not really a genre I enjoy. Gen-Z owned this, I was actually disappointed seeing the older dudes coming in making FL studio type beats & the younger kids actually producing music, I thought it was going to be the other way around. All the talk about "efficiency" & trying to justify using loops made it even worse.
They're both good in their own subjective way. I can't help but notice though that every song Matt makes sounds like a hybrid of G-Eazy and Hoodie Allen. 🤣
I’m a millennial. This one goes to Gen Z. The emotion was there, innovation with the auto panned guitar context. The piano had weird chords but it worked. My favorite part was the feel change when it went from beat to halftime acoustic drums. That’s the kind of random stuff I hear in younger music. Does it always work? Not for me, but like they said, they’re moving it forward.
I think y’all should do it again and switch partners. I think Chu and Tore would eat. Matt was talkin bout too much fast food, but really his flow and content was the most fast food facet of the whole thing. I’m 32 and I’m way more tired of his sound than Tore’s singy rappy style, plus it helps he’s really tuned in with it and puttin soul behind it. And I think Bended would actually help Matt progress his style, but they might have a pretty hard time working together. That could be really interesting to watch or a great lesson for everyone.
millennial here, i was biased going in of course, but i think gen Z had a really solid finished product, and it was a fresh kind of genre blending sound. playing live instruments should have given an edge on final score. great contest. love to see more like it.
I the mentality of gen z is so hard to process 🤦♂️ I try to understand them but like chu said, where is forward ? There is no forward. Corman said it best, they're constantly just making what's trending, and not doing it just because they enjoy music.
Forward is innovation. Change. Y’all don’t understand where forward is because you never change shit. It’s really simple to understand for someone with an open mind.
thats because they grew up with tiktok and social media plastered in their faces. alot of them are all about whats trendy. i have even seen comments from some saying they want to wear a certain style of clothes but cant because its not trending, so crazy. that makes me sad when i see those type of comments from them.
@@PSYB3RMOTH All of this bullshit happening to some gen z that you described is also the parents' fault. Lack of education and not being strict to your kids leads to them being glued to social medias. I was educated in a very strict way with my dad beating me up if i didn't do something right and ill thank him every day for punishing me. Putting every gen z in the same bag is the most stupid thing ever as well as hating on these new "trendy" artists; they worked hard to achieve what they got now. As a gen z myself i started listening to soul, blues and got inspired by it and started producing using these types of samples. Millennials have a problem with social media : everything they see specially on fakebook, they believe it and take it seriously.
As a (barely) member of Gen Z and a producer myself, the Gen Z guys made a pretty damn good song, but their attitude was just way off, man. They definitely didn't communicate in a super cohesive manner and I’m kinda disappointed in that. It's super hard to identify with my generation, especially when a loud crowd of them have barely had any life experience.
Millennials do classic 90s-2005ish rap. Pretty classic beat and rapper. Gen Z goes straight for highly autotuned talk rap/pop with like a lil peep vibe.. Both sounded great.. I'm sure everyone leans towards what they are. I think gen z probably did a better overall job producing this. But I'd rather listen to the millennial's song.
I actually agree with this so much. I'm Gen Z and I do think millennials won this but I feel like the use of loops made the win be a bit cheaper, along with the mandatory beat switch that's in most songs that sound similar. Overall I do think millennials KNOW what sound good already so they are efficient with their beats and lyrics but it takes away from how much creativity and how unique the track is, whilst Gen Z have the opposite issue. They try experimenting more and do things differently even if its essentially bedroom pop mixed with emo, but lack efficiency and polish cause "new is better". Both songs sound good, but neither get playlist spots for me. I'd love to see this concept done again but having one Millennial and one gen z on each team, just switching prod and artist
Shot both were bangers tbh bro👌🏼🔥🔥🔥 bt the gap on both teams aren’t off compared to “Others” thas makin music lol it’s an inevitable time line that great music sticks and certain “Hits” were force fed so to speak 🤷🏻♂️ dope vid bro 🫡🙏🏼👌🏼🔥🔥🔥🔥
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@@DoctaCreeperdon’t it’s not good bro
bro ur shits so helpful and i love your vids i watch everyday lmao im a 20 year old artist trynna learn to make my own beats to rap on aswell
Gen z are like sheep..same auto tune sounding rubbish as always
.be unique, be different, be Interesting..there is nothing the Gen z can say that teach anyone older anything meaningful
The curly hair gen Z dude talking about cringe while being cringe and closed minded killed me
😂😂😂😂
I had to stop watching the video because curly boy was an assault on my ears lol
in 20 years time whos music will still be getting played defo not gen z music deluded brains they have
As a Gen z i was like wth he talking about
These gen z's seem a bit saucy😳
Gen. Z: we've got to push music forward.
Immediately grabs old school vibe. 😂😂😂
leaning on the millennial era hard
"more raw and authentic, less polished" spends 30 mins of recording time quantizing 😂
@@caswhaleblickyboy3630 right? Dude took forever and a year to quantize his guitar lol, he either needs to get better at his timing or use Ableton instead of FL cuz in Ableton you can auto quantize and it's almost always perfect unless you are just way off timing
buddy head jammed so fare up his own, butt there's no way he knows where forward is
Cant progress without looking at the past, but thats because the older shit is good and they gotta make it different
As a gen z producer myself, the millennials song felt more complete and finalized than the gen z side for sure, thats how it felt to me
Same and genz had the guitar advantage
not 5 minutes in and based on the attitudes of the gen z guys i can already tell the millennials got this
Probably mindset and getting dristracted to make things new and not good
@@thoughtsonawhimthose kids were acting sooooo lame lmao
The milleniall song felt more polished but also more redundant. If you grew up as a millennial it felt fairly regular or basic. I think the work on the organic guitar hook actually set the younger guys track up to be much more unique in sound, and I think they benefited from the 15 min and not being able to get all their cords in, kept it a little raw and with their lyrics set their song up for a better synergy. As an elder millennial I gotta give the nod to the Gen Z guys on this. The formula the older guys used just felt like you're hearing a streamline cookie cutter record track that'd you'd hear a single time on a satelitte radio station in 2002 but would never pick up steam or become hot.
this was fun af ngl 💯 next time let's band together vs the boomers 😂
The boomers don't want that smoke!
FREE TODD✊✊✊
@@AlreadyQuinn thank you 😓🙏
@@AlreadyQuinn that boy aint never seeing his masters gang
@@ChuTheCreator at least make his room liveable.😭😭 Bros in solitary confinement with FL
Gen z was so concerned about making something unique and new and the Millennials were just concerned about making something good
Yea thats our problem now, why we have people like sexy red and ice spice going viral with garbage music cause they want to be different and not actually impactful nor good which is upsetting cause i love music and its becoming a big money move and less actually passionate about it like how the millennials were and are
@jaedahs.8547 terrible comparison, Ice spice is a brainrot tiktok rapper profiting solely off sex appeal, while sexxy red makes actually decent music
@@RealHumanPerson-zz7ix no she doesnt, glorilla makes better rap music. ice and red both are just extremely talentless. i perfer latto even tbh. she can actually rap
But they didn't, they made a genuinely generic hip-hop track; Not Like Us-lite. Gen-Z actually made something good, melodic & musical. From scratch as well, no drag & drop splice loops to make up for lack of talent. The Gen-Z kid is going to be an amazing producer.
@@jaedahs.8547 huh? you find drag & dropping loops & bragging about how fast you can make a beat "passionate", more than picking up a guitar, building your own harmony chord progression & actually make music?
I'm sorry but the Gen-Z were the ones who showed passion while the millennials showed everything that's wrong with the hip-hop beatmaking scene.
7:42 “They grew up with the internet in their hands so they don’t have to face conflict as much face to face so they’re more keen to talk sh*t without getting hit.”
😂😂😂
Facts 🔥
Based
That comment hit
In northern ireland its different we actually use fighting to settle everything and though we do have the internet everything is face to face with us or atleast will become a scrap only in Northern Ireland in the UK though
“I don’t get up and decide I’m NOT gonna do it today” is my new fucking mantra. Such a solid outlook🙏
💯🤝
Its funny cuz boomers and gen x used to say the same shit about millenials (they are lazy, etc). We just hate young people as we get older
Fam..that's a life philosophy that should be followed for anything you have passion for.
@@RealHumanPerson-zz7ixwe were all lazy pieces of shit at times as kids lol. Then when we get older and realize just how much time is being wasted as the chore list gets longer and the days feel shorter, we just can’t stand em lmao
Gen Z talking about being unique the whole time and ending up making another SoundCloud era rap from 2018 is hilarious 😂
I didn’t think it was terrible at all, but just felt like another song from that juicewrld era
@@Ez.bake_evan It sounded like a depressed, emotional mess... but that's fitting for gen-z, I guess.
Literally what I was gonna say
Cuz edgy 😂
Thanks I was thinking the same….
I am an older Millennial, and every single one of my friends when they were 19-20 who used to say things like “we need to innovate, out with the old, something new, stuck in your old ways, it is our time” have become some of the most stuck in the past, stubborn, young people hating people I have ever seen.
I predict this kid will become exactly the same too. These kind of people tend to be extremely inflexible as they age.
Bro just enjoy life! Enjoy the old, and the new. Better yet, just enjoy what makes you feel good.
Why do the Gen Z guys look older than the millennials 😂
Thats what i was thinking
probably same age +-5 years
the stress of growing up with social media
More stress
Millennials grew up chugging energy drinks. Gen Z grew up blowing vape smoke.
The Gen z vocalist seems like he has a good head on his shoulders...Salute to him🙌💪💪
Ye especially having to deal with that annoying kid on his team that didn't know what he was doing
@@AlwaysL0ck3d1nI'm rollin😂😂😂
@@teamiq574 they did more for the count down than anything
@@AlwaysL0ck3d1n i think they played the shit talking up for the vid, he seems chill
He better than me bruh i wouldve told the prod move tf around i didnt cut into your hour dont cut into mine. And why was h telling him what to see just let the man cook gahlee
UA-cam MUSIC'S VIDEO OF THE YEAR? Absolutely deserving! This masterpiece left me SPEECHLESS and yearning for more! I'm ditching my watchlist everything else can wait.
What sets this video apart? Most producers are stuck in a loop, cranking out beats on their desk, screaming 'Hey, look at me, I make music “BORING” like we get it bro!' But this? This is innovation of thinking and bringing something meaningful to think about, about how we see and feel music that we listen to. This is art.
Showcasing not just the how, but the why the vision, the passion, the soul. It's a symphony of creativity, pushing boundaries and redefining music's future.
Bravo to the visionary behind this! You've raised the bar, challenged the norms, and inspired a generation.
This video isn't just a watch it's an experience.
I feel like if you’re a true artist age doesn’t matter, u either got it or u don’t
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exactly, music is both a talent and a practice. theres so many young people that are good at music but just because theyre gen z people doubt them. its sad asf to see the generations argue like this rather than work together 🤦♂️
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@@NERez-pr1rg i do be zoomin
Nah bro everybody sucks when they first start. Its true some people arent dedicated enough or arent willing to expiriment though
i appreciate the editing, where the "we're so confident, these guys suck" stuff is rly obviously played up for drama in the first half but then you add in the reality of them respecting and supporting each other through the rest. not just editing for dramas sake alone but having fun with it and still being respectful to the ppl involved and leaving a positive impact by the end. also ppl who take generation vs generation stuff seriously, go frolic in a field and sing a happy song, u need it
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not gona lie both songs sound SUPER GENERIC like we heard them a million times before
Yes but made im 2 hours from scratch not horrible
As a 27-year old, I cringed at the Gen-Z team. Lord have mercy and humble them, thank you. 😭
It's just for drama sake both sides respect and humble
you're just insecure, that's why you're cringing lol🤣
I’m GenZ and I’m cringing too at them🤣
Gen X here... both made me cringe, geez. Sorry for a wakeup call here, but all this music got sabotaged by corporations who use it to sell and advertise crap before it was even out.
One is a car commercial tune, and the other one a TikTok sing along challenge.
Thank god for the extreme music from the 90s that never went mainstream 😂
Im 17 and i still cringed
"I have rosacea" "that's so Gen Z of you" LMAO
Tell me why I fr laughed when he said that
It'd have been complete if the other guy mentioned his alopecia too haha
When them trumpets came in he knew they lost. That was fire
shit was ass
“I’m moving it forward, also I listen to so many old bands from the past” I think Kyle used that Iowa kid just to annoy everyone. It worked 😂
i can say that not all iowa kids are annoying, he does not represent us 💯
Kid was definitely annoying, all the new music coming out is truly trash and sounds all the same.
@Vertoner not all but majority yes and I think it's not about the person music but about the character they play or sex appeal like playboy carti and ice spice
Yeah dude that's how music works. You take inspiration from what's come before and turn it into something new
100% I just didn’t appreciate all the smack talk there’s no need. I’ve always respected those that have come before and unfortunately I see a lot of disrespect coming from Gen Z and a lack of education too. I’m sure it will change with time but I just don’t understand the conviction of “I’m definitely right” with no research that’s all. It’s an important conversation to have about music and art especially
Bruh Kyle merged reality tv with producer life is WILD SO 🔥
@triplex-star thanks man appreciate you taking the time to check em out
A Gen X perspective, it’s awesome to see the competitive spirit alive and at work. It was easy too see the Millennials experience play out with efficiency and confidence. Just as it was necessary for Gen Z to portray confidence even though experience isn’t in their corner. But let’s be real, each of our generations would never back down at their age. How could you? Doing so would be a show of weakness and doubt. The fight would be lost before it even started.i also enjoyed seeing the respect being shared by both. Shit taking is certainly part of it. Albeit a very small, insignificant part. But both generations showed up where it counted. It felt healthy to witness. I’m glad it was a positive experience. No doubt both will grow from it. Truth is, the previous generation will always influence the next. It’s just the way it is. And that could be in any direction. To include those influences and to stray away from.
Technology has dramatically impacted the last three generations of music. Creating entire genres that couldn’t have existed prior.
But the heart of great artistic expression will always be the heart. What moves us most emotionally always makes for great art.
Thanks for producing this content. It was very enjoyable.
well said
This video was so insightful! Im 33 years old and have been really struggling with what music I should be making that fits in with what is "cool" to listen to right now. This video has inspired me to just make the music I want to make and what I love. Thank you man!
Love that! Have fun!
'91 in the house
if ur trying to make music thats new gen listen to yeat music, especially up 2 me its crazy
Yes please do make music that speaks to your soul. We will love it even more ❤.
This was a brilliant idea.
In my opinion, both eras got some talent respectfully!
I rock with both, always stay listening to old and new music…art never dies!
Chu and Matt straight up killed it , that beat is so insane and yet so simple .. I just listen it on repeat. They said they are gonna make a hit , and a hit they made.
😊
Vaccines kicked in along with food got more worse
@@MattCormandid you release this song anywhere?
Nah it just sounds like every 2010s rap song. Drake, Mac Miller, Young money rip off
@@rik-1-j6n I have never heard a Drake song that sounded like this at all
Kyle, your videos are getting soo fucking good i feel like im watching a movie or something that had a very high budget, huge respect man!
Gen Z was more emotional whereas Millennials was more party/fun times. Makes sense though being as us Millennials (I’m 32) grew up with the “let’s have a fun time there’s no worries” in the 2000’s/early 2010’s and Gen Z grew up with the internet, being able to connect with a wide range of others who they can share their emotions with and a bunch of shit they dealt with on top of it. Both were great in my opinion, it shows how the world around us affects us even when it comes down to how we create artistically. Really cool video!
we had y2k, 9/11, 2012... how/why are they more emotional? i'd argue that we can lock up our emotions a bit more to get through the day.
shout out to the homey with a mullet and his grandmas earings for making me cringe so hard i threw my back out. that guitar is out of tune btw
You ever hear of Kurt Cobain? Shitty guitar is part of the aesthetic. I did notice E string being out lol.
Thank god someone else heard it! Guitar has been driving me insane!
so out of tune, out of time n' out of touch
@@nathanaeljames3059 no dude, just no
I don't even play Guitar and noticed it was out of tune
Bring Tore back for another challenge. He didn't get enough time to shine.
"yall stuck in the 1900's"
"i get my influence from old music"
that gen z producer is a walking contradiction - first talking about how "millenials don't do anything new" and then saying "I lean heavily on old music, we go back to old music"
Every generation takes inspiration from older music and then put there spin on it
I swear gen z thinks jacking genx culture is a personality trait
its not his fault he was born this way. I'm sure he's old enough to know that song reference
@@RealHumanPerson-zz7ix and dont forget 80s and 90s video aesthetic. Will say we have to push music forward but they easily could have made that song in Cher's Believe era
Not only that but he called millennials cringey when they are the cringiest generation to exist 😭😭💀
Canadian vs American Producers next
“Nah. We’d win.” 😂🙏
Bro you get simon on your side that's no fair 😅
East w
@ChuTheCreator don't be too cocky
@@ZNDRMUSICOFFICIAL HAHA True, Simon the best producer on youtube by a LONGGGGGGGGGG shot. It's funny that Kyle thinks he is on that level because he got more subs
Bald with a bald spot is wild lmaooo
Bended really rubbed me the wrong way, now I’ll give him the benefit of the doubt and say he was taken out of context, but I think a lot of “gen z music” is made by millennials and other older producers, and then he said gen z is responsible for innovation but proceeds to to use guitar chords from the 90s and trap drums that were popularized by millennial producers, he failed to deliver something new. Lastly he just bulldozed the creative process and even ate into the time that was supposed to be for song writing just so he could quantize after he had said that gen z prefers a more rugged and less filtered approach
Shut up
Caught that too then start talking about old music from past
If you truly think the guitar chords are from the 90s you're a fucking idiot.. just gonna say that straight out.
Now, both songs were generic trash, but I give Gen Z kid credit for using a real instrument... even if he had to fix the timing and cost them recording time for the vocals.
I was thinking the same thing 😂
I LIKE HOW GEN Z WAS LIKE "MY ANXIETY" AND MILLENNIALS WERE LIKE "WE DO THIS SHIT"
Lmaoo
Who created the world gen z was born into?
@@RealHumanPerson-zz7ix proving the point. Finding someone to blame for how Gen Z perceives the world.
@alejandrogarcia3530 the question still stands
@@RealHumanPerson-zz7ix bruh all of us inherited the world at the time we were born, stop complaining
10:44 This made it like a reality tv show with the confessional style setting and the audio cutting in ahead was nice detail.
The Gen z argument was giving me second and first hand embarrassment… shame
You just defined “cringe”. Lol
Gen Z went straight for 2000's type beat with a Christian rock sounding hook and just couldn't resist using auto tune
Gen z boy sits down and instantly plays some palm muted stuff from the late 90’s early 00’s and says it’s drawn from the older music he likes. He means the millennials when he is referring to us the same people he was just trying to clown. Love it. I’m 10 min in and I hope our team wins.
Just found your channel Kyle. Love it
at least he actually played something instead of dragging and dropping samples off splice
They had to have gotten the most annoying and pretentious person for Gen Z lol
That’s gen z baseline
@@coopers7656 no lies tbf lol
They always do
obviously this was scripted, they target are millennials lol
@@Kollor did we see the same video?
I’m Gen Z and the Millennials definitely won. They had the energy and amazing tone from the vocalist, such a strong bounce from the drums and just the right amount of instruments.
The Gen Z song really seemed like it lacked in sounding full. Ironically they said they go for a more “unpolished” sound but I feel it needs to be more “polished”. That’s my opinion.
I feel like if the gen z kids did drag and drop it would've been similar. The problem was they weren't forced to make their own unique beat, so they just dragged in stuff that was already mixed and made what is essentially a generic song.
@@f1rebreather123 The competition was calling for a generic song. You're trying to be Steve Wonder in 2 hours?
Also I think they prepared for this. They picked what they'll do. Gen Z started thinking about creativity on the spot. It's a competition.... Prepare yourself
@lugebeatzz8747 they definitely prepared. But dragging and dropping samples is really easy, as someone who uses one of these softwares. You go into a library, pick the sounds you want, and the program does the rest for you. It syncs pitch and tempo most of the time, too. All they did was take other people's works, and then called it their own.
@f1rebreather123 It's a collaboration with the other guys, this is a very hard concept in music. In the early 2000s producers used to have pianist and guitarist... Splice is doing the same thing.
Music is a collaboration process.... Rookie producers or musicians tend to run away from collaborations because of their ego and end up having average music.
@lugebeatzz8747 A lot of famous musicians had almosy no samples in their songs. If they did, it was very minor. The song in the video is almost completely based on samples.
You are just taking a bunch of already made pieces and then turning into a song with minimal modification. Its why there's so much generic rap out there right now. People are using the same samples, same type of beat, and even ripping from other songs.
Gen Z just look like anxiety personified
this gotta be one of the most entertaining producer artist content videos ive seen in forever
found bro in the YT comments section 💀🙏
@@prod.cxrter 🧌
This was a great video Kyle… it presents a problem, sets a tension which hooks viewers to see a solution. Witnessing your growth is so enjoyable - you’re creating at levels now that shows audiences how persistence develops a craft. One of your best yet IMO.
4:07 Gen Z doesn't even notice his guitar is out of tune......?
Ikr, that was bugging me the whole time
They’re just like “we’ll use auto tune afterwards.”
@@LUCASTDScom😂😂😂
Pushing it forward? Wait until the gen z dude realizes how much those beats lift off of Emo music from 1999-2003 😂 😂😂
right they made throw back beat
That's genz era unc 💀
@@1hunnidG wait til you find out how copying aint “pushing it forward” 💀. And you think because they were born at that time that’s their music? So they were listening to emo when they were one years old? 💀 And you think it’s more their era than the actual people that played it? 😂
I think you're confused. That is literally the definition of innovation. People learned from the 1999-2003 emo songs and made it innovative and more modern like xxxtentacion. You can say copying all you want, but your coping hard, also the whole premise of this video was to show the difference in style so you have the people copying kendrick lamar on one side and you have the people copying peep on another. That is how kyle does his videos to make a clear difference between the two sides
@@d-co-river8193 no I think you’re confused. Double check the definition of “innovate”. Also I’m not hating on the millennials because they’re not the ones who said they’re “pushing music forward”. They actually seem to have respect for the people that came before them.
Make a more sound argument next time bud.
This was a 10/10 video bro. I hope you keep this up. 100% felt like a full production tv show
Fantastic video in concept, and especially in execution. This was cable TV quality! You keep raising the bar.
dude is gettin stressed when his mate is still fixing the guitars after half of recording time is over 😂😂
I love the mtv reality show editing 😂😂
First guy saying millenials are cringy and lack self awareness as he says something cringy while lacking self awareness.
I feel like bended really stole the entire creative process and didn't let the other gen z guy do anything but the actual production work
Well it was a hour and to combine a artist to help with producing will take significantly longer because they need to translate what they mean to a producer when an artist doesn't know how to do that quickly
@@TayyJayyThey should've prepared the night before the competition. Have a basic plan to get sh** done.
It's a time competition... Anyone who knows, knows that you prepare for that sh**
"I don't wake up and decide I'm not going to do it today" that was such a sick burn
Gen Z faces changed when they got into the studio 😂
1:57 music doesn't need a forward or back! Music is about how it makes you feel! And if it makes you feel something it's reached it's potential!
Music only makes hits when it's a feel usually it's not how good the production was or how much experience because music is useless if humans don't feel a emotion to it
Underrated comment. I totally agree. It never happens in isolation or silos. It's dynamic. Even so, there is something so quintessential about music in each bracket of time. We churn music using elements from every era. So there is no forward or backward. It's just a melting pot of great ideas and elements just emulsifying into unique ornaments. Y'feel me?
I think what can be learned from this from a creative standpoint is:
1) If you have a job to do that requires collaboration, it's not about you the individual looking good, it's about the whole looking good. Matt and Chu understood that, that's why Chu used loops to make sure Matt had ample time to do what he needed to do. Bended was too wrapped up in him looking good and his vision that he only gave Tore 15 minutes to work. That's disrespectful of other people's time and sacrifices the quality of the group.
2) Moving something forward doesn't necessarily mean you're moving it in a good direction. You can refine and update something that's existing because sometimes something doesn't exist for a reason. That doesn't mean don't experiment, but you have to have discernment and an editing eye which takes humility and deference for the established conventions forming the foundation of your craft.
man that kid in the grey shirt was so annoying he is NOT paving the way or pushing it forward he couldn’t even say it with a straight face. so ignorant and to talk that much shit and then get put in their place by some actual experience is just nice to see. nobody made bad music in this video, imo there was nothing new tho and these youngins are talking with so much confidence it’s funny i hope they learned from this.
I think Bender needs to work on his collaborative skills a bit more, but a first timer for the challenge, there is always the unexpected
Great video and creations by both teams
Kid talking about moving forward is literally creating music that sounds like cheesy pop from the early 2000s
Game boy music
better than a generic drag&drop splice loop trap beat, that's not making music.
Cuz he ain't the one moving us forward, but we'll move.
at least he actually made something instead of drag and dropping in samples and making a generic drake knock-off song
@@pingeee 😅Trying is not enough... They're too proud to collab with splice. Most of the rookie musicians think like this.... They don't make progress b'se they're trying to impress people like you.
The Gen Z held it down with the guitar and inspiration type energy. Both generations can learn from each other.
Bended always trynna make everyone angry 😂
Every story needs a villain 😂
Good display on how experience, practice, and dedication will help you save time in the long run
Me (who likes the same older like 70s stuff as the gen z people) was cheering for the mellenials the whole time. They just seem so much more fun to be around and nicer people
GenZ definition of "Forward" and "Innovation" : Anxiety, Gluten free bread and Tiktok challenges 😂
you just listed the gen z stereotypes
what's your beef with sourdough bread?
and leaning on millennial style guitar riffs
@@tanktahu Overpriced fake sourdough.
that was so corny bro
🔥🔥Do one where they all work together. As much as i like seein us Millennials take a W its all about growing for both sides n i think all 4 of those guys together could come up wit some heat frfr. 2 songs but each group takes the driver seat while the others adds their twist and see what they come up with.🤷🏾♂️
I think this is the best 2nd part of
Seems like gen z thinks they are never going to get older.
The gen z kid said that he's making a more live authentic, and less polished version of old music .. stupidest shit I've ever heard said
as a gen z , this just made me realise how much we can't run away from the influence the generations before us paved 🤝🏿😹
Lmao, im 37. How do the Gen Z'ers look dead ass older than me? 😂
This is the comment I was looking for. That's all I could concentrate on, when they did a closeup. Life is stressing them out, and aging them fast
a challenge & an opportunity. 🤝Millennials.
💯🤝
how can we find bended's channel
@@jameschicken7482he only has IG 🙏
@@jameschicken7482 right here boss 🤝
I love the reality tv type questions to shit stir 😂
27 here - directly between the two generations mentioned, obviously leaning more towards millennial but I consume a ton of music from both. Something I wanted to point out that Gen Z did wrong throughout the entire process was something small to miss but MAJOR to music chemistry and creation - awareness of one's job in a production. As soon as the older team started, they dapped which immediately set a solid vibe, then both took their positions and let the other one work. Chu is a beat maker who understands this is going to have a vocal, so Matt let him cook while he focused on his job - making vocals. On team millennial, Tore had to focus on helping Bended get his ideas on paper (Bended already not collaborating, just trying to steer the ship) and then also try to figure out how to make his base idea into a usable song. Wanting to be progressive and push music/art forward is always a noble idea. But it's also not always that deep. Most people (including those in the studio) just want to vibe.
you gotta get tore back on and let him rly shine, he was so good
appreciate the support fam!
Gen z makes me lol that sad boy shit isn’t “new” nor “refreshing”
Edit: this needs to be a series that doesn’t stop
Like, millenials literally invented sad boy lmao
this experiment was fire, much love for both generations, hey we are all pushing forward 🖖
this video is so sick bro
whoever edited this killed it
😊
Sum fire
Kyle beats is the GOAT frrr
how does he come up with these
We need more videos like this! Great job!
Before I even clicked on the vid I knew Millenniums would str8 knock it out the box. Gen Z were wayyyyy to cocky and lowkey disrespectful.
But they didn't, they made the most generic song possible with loops lol, the beat sounds like a worse version of Not Like Us & the rapping was beyond mid. Gen-Z actually went in to make a song from scratch, wrote their own harmony & melody, the song had a lot more artistry & soul to it even though it's not really a genre I enjoy.
Gen-Z owned this, I was actually disappointed seeing the older dudes coming in making FL studio type beats & the younger kids actually producing music, I thought it was going to be the other way around. All the talk about "efficiency" & trying to justify using loops made it even worse.
They both sounded generic.
Genz will get there eventually. You only get better with age as long as you keep pushing your art
@@satisfactiongamer7385 they had 1 hour bro...
@LUFFYLOVESLOFI where's your music then?
Millennials >
We need more of this! 😂 This was fire
We step back to older music while push forward 😂😂😂😂 Gen Z is doing old stuff thinking it's new is funny
sounded like something we made fun of for being corny & played out a decade ago 🤔
That was so entertaining! Kyle Beats Netflix show when? 🔥
Millennials and Boys Learn from this. don't categorize each other, Make Music, and keep inspiring others. One love. Nice content
WHOSE EARLY
where can i find your track made in this video?
@@jonathanstorage7273yeah I got the same question. Plz Matt release this song it’s 🔥🔥🔥
They're both good in their own subjective way. I can't help but notice though that every song Matt makes sounds like a hybrid of G-Eazy and Hoodie Allen. 🤣
I’m a millennial. This one goes to Gen Z. The emotion was there, innovation with the auto panned guitar context. The piano had weird chords but it worked. My favorite part was the feel change when it went from beat to halftime acoustic drums. That’s the kind of random stuff I hear in younger music. Does it always work? Not for me, but like they said, they’re moving it forward.
both songs go soo hard bro i love this
I think y’all should do it again and switch partners. I think Chu and Tore would eat. Matt was talkin bout too much fast food, but really his flow and content was the most fast food facet of the whole thing. I’m 32 and I’m way more tired of his sound than Tore’s singy rappy style, plus it helps he’s really tuned in with it and puttin soul behind it. And I think Bended would actually help Matt progress his style, but they might have a pretty hard time working together. That could be really interesting to watch or a great lesson for everyone.
Appreciate the feedback , may be a good idea 💪
millennial here, i was biased going in of course, but i think gen Z had a really solid finished product, and it was a fresh kind of genre blending sound. playing live instruments should have given an edge on final score. great contest. love to see more like it.
I the mentality of gen z is so hard to process 🤦♂️ I try to understand them but like chu said, where is forward ? There is no forward. Corman said it best, they're constantly just making what's trending, and not doing it just because they enjoy music.
Forward is innovation. Change. Y’all don’t understand where forward is because you never change shit. It’s really simple to understand for someone with an open mind.
thats because they grew up with tiktok and social media plastered in their faces. alot of them are all about whats trendy. i have even seen comments from some saying they want to wear a certain style of clothes but cant because its not trending, so crazy. that makes me sad when i see those type of comments from them.
making what's trending perfectly describes milllenials lol
@@PSYB3RMOTH All of this bullshit happening to some gen z that you described is also the parents' fault. Lack of education and not being strict to your kids leads to them being glued to social medias. I was educated in a very strict way with my dad beating me up if i didn't do something right and ill thank him every day for punishing me.
Putting every gen z in the same bag is the most stupid thing ever as well as hating on these new "trendy" artists; they worked hard to achieve what they got now. As a gen z myself i started listening to soul, blues and got inspired by it and started producing using these types of samples. Millennials have a problem with social media : everything they see specially on fakebook, they believe it and take it seriously.
why are you underneath every single comment so triggered? @@nothingtoseehere309
As a (barely) member of Gen Z and a producer myself, the Gen Z guys made a pretty damn good song, but their attitude was just way off, man. They definitely didn't communicate in a super cohesive manner and I’m kinda disappointed in that. It's super hard to identify with my generation, especially when a loud crowd of them have barely had any life experience.
I don’t agree
@@imawindis1600 With which part or the entire thing?
I feel like kids these days just grow up with this meme/troll type of energy, I didn't enjoy their vibe either but they did make the better song.
No denying gen Z aren't a bit socially stunted. They already grew up on the internet and then lockdown happened which really sucks for them
The mullet guy is exactly the type of producer that no artist wants to work with 😂😂
Inexperienced and arrogant. He needs to work on being comfident without being a jerk
Millennials do classic 90s-2005ish rap. Pretty classic beat and rapper.
Gen Z goes straight for highly autotuned talk rap/pop with like a lil peep vibe..
Both sounded great.. I'm sure everyone leans towards what they are. I think gen z probably did a better overall job producing this. But I'd rather listen to the millennial's song.
For actual hype the GEN Z passed with flying colors, For good flow and progressive like a good drive at night then yeah Millinnials
classic 90s rap? lol ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ thats 2012 car commercial backing track.
I actually agree with this so much. I'm Gen Z and I do think millennials won this but I feel like the use of loops made the win be a bit cheaper, along with the mandatory beat switch that's in most songs that sound similar. Overall I do think millennials KNOW what sound good already so they are efficient with their beats and lyrics but it takes away from how much creativity and how unique the track is, whilst Gen Z have the opposite issue. They try experimenting more and do things differently even if its essentially bedroom pop mixed with emo, but lack efficiency and polish cause "new is better".
Both songs sound good, but neither get playlist spots for me. I'd love to see this concept done again but having one Millennial and one gen z on each team, just switching prod and artist
Juice WRLD is definitely one of the Gen Z artists that made meaningful music
Problem is that everyone wants to sound like him. Sedated emo R&B. As a millennial we fell into this trap with trying to sound like Lil Wayne
Millennials: our beats are gonna be the best
Also millennials: let’s start out with some simple chords
The trumpet and the flow change on the millennial song 🥵
wack splice sample, guy had same flow 90% of the song
@@BootMW bruh
@@BootMW Still better than what gen z made.
Shot both were bangers tbh bro👌🏼🔥🔥🔥 bt the gap on both teams aren’t off compared to “Others” thas makin music lol it’s an inevitable time line that great music sticks and certain “Hits” were force fed so to speak 🤷🏻♂️ dope vid bro 🫡🙏🏼👌🏼🔥🔥🔥🔥
Millennial here, almost Gen X ‘82. Both made great music in this one! 🔥 Congrats to both