I’m honestly impressed by how much of this album made sense to Dad on his first listen! This thing felt so wild and confusing to me the first few times I heard it until finally one day it clicked. It’s one of my all-time favorites and I still hear something new every time I sit down with it, even after (no joke) hundreds of listens
He flinched at Hustle Bones 😭 I think one of my favorite parts of death grips is the samples. They sample the weirdest things, some super obscure music, the most influential instrumentals, and themselves. The widest spread of sample types of anyone I've listened to.
Been a fan of you two for the last month or so. Absolutely loving your stuff so far. Can't wait to see your dad's reaction to The Powers That B and Bottomless Pit, I think he'll enjoy those two.
it's wild how many times I've heard all the tracks from this album and Exmilitary in mashups and memes, the sounds on this album are the kind where if you've never heard of death grips, if you've been actively sharing memes from the early 2010s and on you're sure to have heard some snippets of them
Everybody's praising the music, but fucking hell man everything in between the reactions is just brilliant. You and your dad got an awesome chemistry ngl, wonder if you did take the 6 viagras to wear that palette 🤔
Also Andy engineers samples and they add em to a VDrum performed by Zach which makes up much of their instrumental composition. The musicianship of this band is top notch. Future primitive digital.
@@ALIENjoy reminds me of the artists Body Meat (saw him open for Injury Reserve), he has crazy production but plays all of it live on a Roland sampler drum pad. Highly recommend the song Nairobi Flex if you’ve never heard of it
If I could describe this album, it’s that it almost feels illegal to listen to for some reason. The sounds are so off putting but so encapsulating at the same time… Great album and great reaction!
The drummer is very much the heart and soul of the band, and is active in all aspects of the record (writing lyrics, production, arrangement). Has one of the largest discographies I’ve ever seen on Wikipedia, so many projects and collaborations
I'm not sure if he's the heart and soul, but Zach is definitely the skeleton of the band. Like, he's the guy that manages to make Ride and Andy's insanity sound coherent.
This reaction couldn't have been more perfectly timed. I feel like your dad was ready for this album and I'm so glad to see how much he enjoyed listening to it. Dope stuff as always guys.
I think the main reason DG gets hyped as being so goddamn intense is because nearly every fan just trying out their stuff with minimal knowledge can remember their first time of feeling like you’re audibly getting your shit rocked by their music, and it’s a lot of young people like myself getting introduced to it so there is that newness to it. That being said, this is also easily their most accessible project, whereas something like Bottomless Pit, Year of the Snitch, or even a lot of Powers that B have way more experimental and fucked sounding songs on it overall. This is still my favorite of theirs though, and I’m glad you guys dig it so much!
honestly there is something magical about their music. there is this energy that I've never found in other music. really weird comparision but the microphones also has this niche sound that i havent found in other musicians.
So much people talk about death grips as this completely alien bizarre inaccessible thing but they r actually really indebted to 80s and 90s electronic music genres, industrial, techno, digital hardcore and such, and this context sometimes gets lost in younger people but becomes clearer when we see someone like your dad, who was around at the time these things were most popular, listen to their music and immediately enjoy it and not find it off putting at all
I think it’s bizarre and inaccessible because of it being tied to hip hop. The closest the hip hop audience has heard about was yeezus. But Ye has this cult like status that makes his fans enjoy everything. So seeing something more experimental by a group most don’t care about, they just see this as noise.
I think it's definitely worth mentioning, for whenever you get around to The Powers That B, that the instrumentals on the first half are ENTIRELY Zach Hill on an electronic drum kit playing every sound, which not only gives a deeper appreciation and insight to his skill as a drummer but also gives clarity on why the björk samples are so choppy and why the album sounds so glitchy in general. (Also knowing that Zach Hill doesn't use a double bass pedal so his insanely fast kick drums are done with one foot makes it more technically impressive). I think it's easy to overlook the instrumental in certain ways because it's so electronic and intricate you assume it was just perfectly crafted in a DAW but knowing what you're hearing is actually being performed and recorded live by one person on a drum kit adds such a deeper sense of emotion to the songs, especially, for example, on the outro to Big Dipper and the majority of Have A Sad Cum BB.
@@Actually_saif I saw a post where they reacted to a Peggy song, in that same post it mentioned the dg song they listened to (now we know was hothead) so I imagine it is atleast in the pipeline, or maybe soon to come I hope they start with veteran, even though I think LP is better, I think veteran is a cool way to open people up to peggies weirdness and appreciate how he's changed and improved
Saw Death Grips live in 2012. One the most insane live sets I've ever seen. You should show your dad their live stuff he would really appreciate Zach Hill's drumming. Especially the video where Zach Hill plays everything while handcuffed. Very special.
Your dads spot on about “falling asleep” to this. Death grips is such a hypnotic vibe. It’s my gym music. I just zone out to this stuff, it keeps me vibing the whole time in the gym.
Somehow gaslit myself into thinking your dad always had tattoo sleeves and then when he adjusted them it was like my brain shattered for a second. Also, the vid was great
Love to see your dad is enjoying this! maybe he'll like more of all the experimental hip hop like jpegmafia or something or maybe even just more death grips. Great Vid!
Sorry for being a "free thinker" btw not everyone can have the same opinion Hacker is such an average dg song to me. Nothing too over the top, nothing that stands out to me. Its just a song i have no problems with but i also cant find any amazing qualities.
Wow, you guys really brought everything to this video. Couldn’t have done a better job. I’ve been so so so excited for this video since I first discovered you guys. DG are my fav artist of all time and you absolutely hit this video out of the park. So so happy to see that Kev liked them too! I knew he would 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
I feel like the son (have watched so many videos of their but always forget their names) is pretty well heard. He probably already knows most albums his dad has heard.
I have fallen asleep to Death Grips before, and then it stared playing Exmilitary and Guillotine woke me up... Hacker is my favourite track on the album, it's so well mixed and layered.
Holy shit kudos to Kevin for noticing the Skytrain sample, when I showed my dad this album he couldn't recognize it. P.S. he has to hear Veteran now, you've teased us long enough!!
Honestly, nothing is as despairing and dystopian as some of Death Grips' music. It's truly alien stuff. Not all of it, but there's obviously something more a lot of songs than just what we hear. Just my opinion. lol
To show off Zach Hill’s drumming, maybe show him Jenny Death/The Powers That B next? I think he would lose his mind to either Centuries of Damn or On GP
im actually not joking, i nodded off during double helix while watching this, then i woke up to kevin saying ,, i could sleep to this'' wow, this man knows whats up lol
Music has changed a lot in the last decade. When this album dropped, it was pretty out there. It still obviously is to a certain degree, but a lot of weird stuff has permeated the music scene since and so The Money Store isn't quite as brain-melting when you revisit it now
It should be noted almost all the instrumentals on this album were played on Roland v-drums (“bangin bones on Roland”). There are more uses of samples and synths on here than other records, but most all of the rhythms were performed by Zach. It’s a testament to his technical ability that he pulled it off with most listeners assuming it’s all programmed, but you can hear that the rhythms are not programmed/quantized if you listen closely.
@@contraaa_ All of their records were recorded with v-drums, the liner notes of The Powers That B was the first time it was confirmed by the band. He plays the exact same rhythms as are on the record on his acoustic drumset when performing live, and you can also hear a lot of sounds that are pre-loaded on Roland v-drum sets on different tracks in No Love Deep Web.
@@zxr9291 yep there’s this practice set in their youtube channel where they play lost boys and you can actually see how fucking fast and technical zach is, mindblowing
I never knew my dad growing up, he was in and out of jail and I can't even reconnect with him in my 30s bc he is fucked in the head. You are so lucky to have your dad and be able to share things with him.
It would be nice if y’all reacted to Bottomless pit by Death grips, for me at least it’s more accessible than this album. Bottomless pit got lots of crazy good attention grabbing songs. Much love!❤
Been subbed since you guys were getting like 5k views and I'm the show your dad death grips dudes and the honest reason was because some dude was like "Hey lets sit down and listen to death grips" and he was one of my best friends, and it was one of our favorite bands, and the way you and your dad interact is kinda like how we used to hang out and talk. I got a vasectomy and moved and he had a kid and lives in the same area and we talked 9 or 10 times a year but I miss those days of where you and dad take me. This was a hard year and I am fasting for the day of the dead and honestly this feels like such a gift.
Holy shit his Dad is officially Noided
@@averageamnesiac He knows the first three numbers
@@SSD_Penumbra 😲😳
hes teachin' bitches how to swim
I’m honestly impressed by how much of this album made sense to Dad on his first listen! This thing felt so wild and confusing to me the first few times I heard it until finally one day it clicked. It’s one of my all-time favorites and I still hear something new every time I sit down with it, even after (no joke) hundreds of listens
He flinched at Hustle Bones 😭
I think one of my favorite parts of death grips is the samples. They sample the weirdest things, some super obscure music, the most influential instrumentals, and themselves. The widest spread of sample types of anyone I've listened to.
This is the moment we've all been waiting for.
hacker is easily one of the best songs of the 2010s
*the best
Been a fan of you two for the last month or so. Absolutely loving your stuff so far. Can't wait to see your dad's reaction to The Powers That B and Bottomless Pit, I think he'll enjoy those two.
Bro IVE WAITED SO LONG FOR THIS VIDEO
"I could sleep to this" THANK U. SOMEONE WHO GETS IT
your dad rocks that wig, honestly
I can't believe this video even exists
Your dad is awesome!!!!! What a personality he has, the kind of person you'd love to hang out with
This video made me instantly subscribe
Now that the doors are opened it’s time for Bottomless Pit
it's wild how many times I've heard all the tracks from this album and Exmilitary in mashups and memes, the sounds on this album are the kind where if you've never heard of death grips, if you've been actively sharing memes from the early 2010s and on you're sure to have heard some snippets of them
Been waiting for this one lets gooo
Everybody's praising the music, but fucking hell man everything in between the reactions is just brilliant. You and your dad got an awesome chemistry ngl, wonder if you did take the 6 viagras to wear that palette 🤔
now its time for blackhandpath egregore
FINALLY YES
he definitely has a point with the sleeping. ive slept to this album atleast twice lmfao
"I could sleep to this" wow he took this album so much better than i did
I can see how someone would think he's trolling by saying that but I get what he means with the hypnotic rhythms.
16:38
Kanye stop
Yoi ain't cloud mine
Yooo wassup tilly
This channel has officially ascended
@PlayStation Japan to swagness
Happy Halloween!!!
@PlayStation Japan to legendary status
@@kevinfromttt Thank you! You as well sir, love the channel!
ascended to the gods of experimental hiphop
i love the fact your dad is just open to listening to anything, so open minded
Seriously, his optimism is awesome
If I ever showed my dad this he would freak out with hatred cause it's not Pink Floyd or the eagles 🙄
Open mindedness is a good sign of high intelligence
@@joeculp3993 maybe he would like Swans? Lol they kind proggy but heavier
I showed my dad beware, and he didn't even let it finish. Didn't read the lyrics. I bet he'd love death grips if he just opened his mind a bit.
I’ve never clicked so fast in my life. Death Grips is a freaking ride. Hope you guys do the full catalog.
same cuh we in smackington that penington
same boys !
@@O0pium_ nice duster pfp
pun intended?
maybe, you could even say, an MC ride?
Ngl this album is kinda good
yeah i've heard a few good things about it
kind of a good album tbh
Damn it's a blue tick guy
dye
Brad…
Worth pointing out to Dad that Zach Hill does all of his drumming with a single pedal!
Also Andy engineers samples and they add em to a VDrum performed by Zach which makes up much of their instrumental composition. The musicianship of this band is top notch. Future primitive digital.
@@ALIENjoy never knew that, fuck I miss them :(
calves of a god
@@ALIENjoy reminds me of the artists Body Meat (saw him open for Injury Reserve), he has crazy production but plays all of it live on a Roland sampler drum pad. Highly recommend the song Nairobi Flex if you’ve never heard of it
@@jordanthomas3279 you willed it into existence
If I could describe this album, it’s that it almost feels illegal to listen to for some reason. The sounds are so off putting but so encapsulating at the same time… Great album and great reaction!
Yea that description is very popular for this album. Probably the best way to describe it
Encapsulating of what?
best way to describe it
You should check out exmilitary then, considering that album is technically not legal to publish
how are they off putting, literally the best part about dg are these sounds
The beginning of hacker never fails to get me mannnn that drum part is orgsmic
Yup. I love me a good drumline. One of my favorite things about marching bands. Also the front ensemble.
@@llsnickers2372 front ensemble shout out? brings a tear to my eye
@@brown-eyedcheese5440 hell yeah man. I played vibraphone and center marimba.
@@llsnickers2372 same when I was a kid I liked watching the band because I thought the drums and the way it comes together to be insanely cool.
hi mary 👋
The drummer is very much the heart and soul of the band, and is active in all aspects of the record (writing lyrics, production, arrangement). Has one of the largest discographies I’ve ever seen on Wikipedia, so many projects and collaborations
Zach Hill the goat
Dude is in like 1000 bands it’s crazy
he's also a great person and cooks a great turkey for thanksgiving
I'm not sure if he's the heart and soul, but Zach is definitely the skeleton of the band. Like, he's the guy that manages to make Ride and Andy's insanity sound coherent.
@@aspeckinthegrandschemeofth3457 true, that might be a better analogy, but the idea being he’s more than just the drummer
This reaction couldn't have been more perfectly timed. I feel like your dad was ready for this album and I'm so glad to see how much he enjoyed listening to it. Dope stuff as always guys.
fr man, you know you’re at the perfect time for death grips when your first reaction to Hacker is anything but psychosis
Who would've thought Kevin was the hidden 4th member of death grips
5th, eric andre is the 4th member
@@ari333prod you're thinking of kuwait grips
@@ari333prodno, it's Robert Pattinson
I’ve heard Hacker 1,000 times and I’m still not tired of it.
same
it’s just so fucking good
legit my favorite song of all time
I think the main reason DG gets hyped as being so goddamn intense is because nearly every fan just trying out their stuff with minimal knowledge can remember their first time of feeling like you’re audibly getting your shit rocked by their music, and it’s a lot of young people like myself getting introduced to it so there is that newness to it. That being said, this is also easily their most accessible project, whereas something like Bottomless Pit, Year of the Snitch, or even a lot of Powers that B have way more experimental and fucked sounding songs on it overall. This is still my favorite of theirs though, and I’m glad you guys dig it so much!
bottomless pit is arguably even more accessible than this album tbh
BP is more accessible imo
The most accessible is Ex-Military. Much more traditional than anything else they’ve released even while still being experimental.
Most accessible is Ex-Military, Bottomless Pit, and then Money Store. I dig your overall take, though!
honestly there is something magical about their music. there is this energy that I've never found in other music.
really weird comparision but the microphones also has this niche sound that i havent found in other musicians.
So much people talk about death grips as this completely alien bizarre inaccessible thing but they r actually really indebted to 80s and 90s electronic music genres, industrial, techno, digital hardcore and such, and this context sometimes gets lost in younger people but becomes clearer when we see someone like your dad, who was around at the time these things were most popular, listen to their music and immediately enjoy it and not find it off putting at all
I think it’s bizarre and inaccessible because of it being tied to hip hop. The closest the hip hop audience has heard about was yeezus. But Ye has this cult like status that makes his fans enjoy everything. So seeing something more experimental by a group most don’t care about, they just see this as noise.
@@mocapcow2933 Worth remembering that this came out before yeezus and that yeezus was likely inspired by it.
this still so experimental and weird lmao
@@HEAVENWORDS what? link??
@@enricobianchi4499 sick new world?
no wayy ever since i found this channel ive been waiting for this I LOVE DEATH GRIPSSS!!!
I think it's definitely worth mentioning, for whenever you get around to The Powers That B, that the instrumentals on the first half are ENTIRELY Zach Hill on an electronic drum kit playing every sound, which not only gives a deeper appreciation and insight to his skill as a drummer but also gives clarity on why the björk samples are so choppy and why the album sounds so glitchy in general. (Also knowing that Zach Hill doesn't use a double bass pedal so his insanely fast kick drums are done with one foot makes it more technically impressive). I think it's easy to overlook the instrumental in certain ways because it's so electronic and intricate you assume it was just perfectly crafted in a DAW but knowing what you're hearing is actually being performed and recorded live by one person on a drum kit adds such a deeper sense of emotion to the songs, especially, for example, on the outro to Big Dipper and the majority of Have A Sad Cum BB.
I never knew this thank you
@@elunelle1174 the 2nd half of Big Dipper is a final drum solo using pretty much all of the samples :0
On top of that, the sounds loaded on to his electronic drum kit when playing it are just chopped vocals from Björk.
The moment we’ve been waiting for, can’t wait to see their reaction of punk weight
my exact thought
It samples an Algerian song I think?
Love the reaction from your dad should really show him Veteran by JPEGMAFIA I feel like he might enjoy it a lot.
You think you know me?
@@braxtonsmith1708 D-Daaamn peggy
@@EyesDontCry *coughs lungs out
I'm surprised they haven't reacted to peggy yet. Hopefully they'll do it since they seem to be reacting to more experimental music recently
@@Actually_saif I saw a post where they reacted to a Peggy song, in that same post it mentioned the dg song they listened to (now we know was hothead) so I imagine it is atleast in the pipeline, or maybe soon to come
I hope they start with veteran, even though I think LP is better, I think veteran is a cool way to open people up to peggies weirdness and appreciate how he's changed and improved
Hacker is one of the greatest songs I've ever heard ngl
I love how they never acknowledge the outfits. Imagine this being your first video of there's and you just think they look like that
😂
Kevin looking like Chris Jericho in this one 😂
“I could probably sleep to this!!” 😊
“😟how”
I LAUGHED SO HARD
Saw Death Grips live in 2012. One the most insane live sets I've ever seen. You should show your dad their live stuff he would really appreciate Zach Hill's drumming. Especially the video where Zach Hill plays everything while handcuffed. Very special.
Everyone: the dad’s going to hate this.
The dad: I could sleep to this.
"Lets us know in the comments, uh, if you, uh, think that tonight... Connor's mum and I are gon-"
I've barely started watching this video but I'm sure that your dad will love this album just like I did when I first heard it
Your dads spot on about “falling asleep” to this. Death grips is such a hypnotic vibe. It’s my gym music. I just zone out to this stuff, it keeps me vibing the whole time in the gym.
Somehow gaslit myself into thinking your dad always had tattoo sleeves and then when he adjusted them it was like my brain shattered for a second. Also, the vid was great
I somehow thought your dad always had tattoo sleeves, when he adjusted them it was like my brain shattered for a second 😂 the video was great btw***
@@thematthewsullivan Uh?
@@sehguhnai8223 just kidding lol
Gaslit? How is that gaslit😂 y’all just throw buzzwords around
@@BenDover-fv5sb they think convinced and gaslit are the same 😂
But yeah those are similar words but c'mon
Love to see your dad is enjoying this! maybe he'll like more of all the experimental hip hop like jpegmafia or something or maybe even just more death grips. Great Vid!
I NEED Kevin to listen to Peggy after this
@@Hoonter my day would be made if I saw Dad reacts to The Ghost Pop Tape
OMGGGG YES
Exmilitary and No Love Deep Web have a special place in my heart but every time I hear The Money Store I know it is a perfect album
Ladies and gentlemen, this is officially the peak of humanity.
great to see Zach Hill himself and Bob Ross listen to Death Grips debut album.
underrated comment
Hacker is easily a top 3 DG song. Hope you guys do more
top 1
@@punpun1443 real
@@punpun1443 cmon u know on gp is better
Hacker is overrated, its somewhere in the bottom half in this album
Sorry for being a "free thinker" btw not everyone can have the same opinion
Hacker is such an average dg song to me. Nothing too over the top, nothing that stands out to me. Its just a song i have no problems with but i also cant find any amazing qualities.
Commenters: “HE’S GONNA DIE LISTENING TO DEATH GRIPS!!!!”
Dad: “I could sleep to this🤷♂️” 16:38
Wow, you guys really brought everything to this video. Couldn’t have done a better job. I’ve been so so so excited for this video since I first discovered you guys. DG are my fav artist of all time and you absolutely hit this video out of the park. So so happy to see that Kev liked them too! I knew he would 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
I think if your dad liked this he would love schlagenheim by black midi, also very jam packed and heavy
The fact they haven't reacted to black midi yet
Thanks for mentioning them, sick band I'm hooked.
I think it would be really interesting if your dad played you one of the records he likes from when he was young
To be perfectly honest I doubt Kevin has any album his son hasn’t listened to.
I feel like the son (have watched so many videos of their but always forget their names) is pretty well heard. He probably already knows most albums his dad has heard.
@@mocapcow2933 yeah during the patreon versions he gives Connor a test song to test audio levels And Connor almost always knows the song.
I have fallen asleep to Death Grips before, and then it stared playing Exmilitary and Guillotine woke me up...
Hacker is my favourite track on the album, it's so well mixed and layered.
IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES
Holy shit kudos to Kevin for noticing the Skytrain sample, when I showed my dad this album he couldn't recognize it.
P.S. he has to hear Veteran now, you've teased us long enough!!
prob recognized it because they live in canada
Only two songs in, but with how much he loves this, now I REALLY want some episodes dedicated to the most recent clipping. albums even more
Was thinking the same thing. Especially during Halloween season. I always go back to their latest albums during October.
This! Not enough reactions to clipping. On UA-cam
"This is that real fuckin' dystopian soundtrack." He gets it.
Honestly, nothing is as despairing and dystopian as some of Death Grips' music. It's truly alien stuff. Not all of it, but there's obviously something more a lot of songs than just what we hear. Just my opinion. lol
God I’m so happy y’all actually like Death Grips. Gotta do the whole discog,one of the best,most forward thinking bands of all time
i remember listening to this album when i was 13 and being absolutely blown away. this album. hacker was and still is my favourite song ever
you ever heard mona lisa by lil wayne?
@@baboosethegreat9245 that’s a random ass song to name
Bruh lol so many Wayne songs you could have picked
@@baboosethegreat9245 i can probably think of 100 songs i find better than mona lisa.
@@baboosethegreat9245I love that song very very much in fact it’s my favourite Wayne song but that was such a random song to bring up
To show off Zach Hill’s drumming, maybe show him Jenny Death/The Powers That B next? I think he would lose his mind to either Centuries of Damn or On GP
two of the best songs ever
Hacker is hands down one of the best songs I have ever heard.
Hacker still blows my mind to this day, such an insane song.
im actually not joking, i nodded off during double helix while watching this, then i woke up to kevin saying ,, i could sleep to this''
wow, this man knows whats up lol
the spiritual punk album of my generation
This reaction single handedly brought death grips back
Music has changed a lot in the last decade. When this album dropped, it was pretty out there. It still obviously is to a certain degree, but a lot of weird stuff has permeated the music scene since and so The Money Store isn't quite as brain-melting when you revisit it now
trueee
This is also their most accessible album
exactly
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DO EX-MILITARY!!!!
saw death grips last month. still sore and my left ear will still randomly start ringing. shit got buck 10/10
YOU GUYS ARE OFFICIALLY NOIDED
Should listen to Machine Girl next hahaha
"the chorus is really cool" is basically a description of the whole album.
hooks galore, start to finish.
Kevin you HAVE TO listen to Hella if you wanna hear the drummer go really insane. Specially their first record (Hold Your Horse Is)
This might be a long shot but I’d love to see your dad react to Crystal Castles - Crystal Castles, one of the greatest electronic albums ever imo.
Maybe now it's time to introduce Kevin to Aphex Twin's Drukqs
Would love to hear you guys cover N.E.R.D has a similar vibe to this in a way. But easier to digest lol
id love to see you guys do exmillitary or no love deep web before going into their newer stuff, the progression is a big part of the picture for me.
You should do Exmilitary at some point, I think Kevin would appreciate all of the samples!
n o i d
Ready for the DG arc.
Please do bottomless pit after!
I love how Kevin is judging every song by its sleep inducing qualities 😂
WHERE IS THE BOTTOMLESS PIT REACTION
I desperately want him to react to California by Mr. Bungle
It should be noted almost all the instrumentals on this album were played on Roland v-drums (“bangin bones on Roland”). There are more uses of samples and synths on here than other records, but most all of the rhythms were performed by Zach. It’s a testament to his technical ability that he pulled it off with most listeners assuming it’s all programmed, but you can hear that the rhythms are not programmed/quantized if you listen closely.
Incorrect. The first album of The Powers That B, (NOTM) is the album that was recorded entirely on the Roland V-Drums.
@@contraaa_ All of their records were recorded with v-drums, the liner notes of The Powers That B was the first time it was confirmed by the band. He plays the exact same rhythms as are on the record on his acoustic drumset when performing live, and you can also hear a lot of sounds that are pre-loaded on Roland v-drum sets on different tracks in No Love Deep Web.
@@ryates bumping this because true
also would add that zach does not use a double kick, despite the super fast kicks on a lot of songs. his speed with a single kick drum is crazy
@@zxr9291 yep there’s this practice set in their youtube channel where they play lost boys and you can actually see how fucking fast and technical zach is, mindblowing
We need Dad reacts to Injury Reserve-By The Time I Get to Phoenix or Have a Nice Life-Deathconsciousness and of course Jpegmafia-Veteran or AMHAC
Waiting for some jpeg mafia reactions
Was looking for this
I never knew my dad growing up, he was in and out of jail and I can't even reconnect with him in my 30s bc he is fucked in the head. You are so lucky to have your dad and be able to share things with him.
tuff
So glad Kevin dug this. Looking forward to more Death Grips reactions!
IM SHITTING MY PANTS DEATH GRIPS FINALLYYYYY
no one spoil the punk weight reaction
The Money Store is really good gym music
ON GP
@@chune4383 beware, on gp, centuries of damn
@@przyna inanimate sensation is the ULTIMATE gym banger on god
It would be nice if y’all reacted to Bottomless pit by Death grips, for me at least it’s more accessible than this album. Bottomless pit got lots of crazy good attention grabbing songs. Much love!❤
For metalheads, I feel like a better starting point is Exmilitary or NLDW. Money Store feels more like something for industrial/punk/electronic heads.
IM IN YOUR AREAAA
The Fever on the gym playlist forever
Been subbed since you guys were getting like 5k views and I'm the show your dad death grips dudes and the honest reason was because some dude was like "Hey lets sit down and listen to death grips" and he was one of my best friends, and it was one of our favorite bands, and the way you and your dad interact is kinda like how we used to hang out and talk. I got a vasectomy and moved and he had a kid and lives in the same area and we talked 9 or 10 times a year but I miss those days of where you and dad take me. This was a hard year and I am fasting for the day of the dead and honestly this feels like such a gift.
We need All My Heroes Are Cornballs by Peggy
Bout to shed a tear fr fr. I really hope you guys do the whole catalog or at least bottomless pit, the powers that b and or exmilitary
A good "scary" album could be SOPHIE's