@@Ranger.TomGunna u must be smoking that raw china white... if u think storch had a crazy run... look at RZA and Primier... forget about songs, they produced albums after albums
@@floggyWM1 dude Premier fell off hard, didn't make a comeback until he linked up with Royce and made the Phyrme shit.. no your facts dude.. Scott Storch had his hand in the top rappers and even R&B artists and 50% of the radio hits from 1999 to 2007ish were Scott Storch
@@thelastdon9000 What made Still Dre and great song? What was the main element that made it a hit? It's the piano 🎹, anyone would have had a hit rapping over that cling cling cling
I'm offended that somebody honestly thought that a 20 minute documentary would do this guy justice - literally the single hottest producer of his time, left the game and now getting back on it... He should have a full doc to the tune of the Defiant Ones that Netflix put out.
Being able to admit your failures, shows growth and maturity... I will support him threw his highs and lows... He only human at the end of the day... 1 of the G.O.A.T. beat producers...
ReallyStrongGuy exactly he is just one of the many that is actually being honest... These things are just sadly common in the entertainment industry...
That was some real ass shit right there. So many kids nowadays look up to these rappers with all this cash they carry around, but to really amass a fortune that can handle all of the Ferraris and Bugattis you see is on a whole different level.
Awesome seeing the turn around in his story.. Scott and Steve are both living legends and this narrative is one that will inspire and impact the culture forever.. 💯
Honesty I never realized Scott Storch essentially wrote the soundtrack of my youth. The media portrayed him as a pop music coke head. Dude is brilliant--all those melodies and hooks are iconic. Not even trying to gas him up but you cant deny it. Respect to this dude.
"I made a lot people wealthy, there's alota people I made hit records for. Those people were pointing and saying you f'd up. I feel like they should've said, how can I help" Life in a quote right there, you can do 9 things right and nobody will notice, but people will always hold you accountable for the 1 time you do wrong.
@@edub9930 Exactly bro, the only big artists supporting him at the moment are The Game and Rick Ross. The least Dre could do is pull Scott back into his studio, because let's be real for a second, those keys from Still Dre is what made that record a megahit. Even to this day it's all over social media and it's all because of the piano.
Problem is you can try but until people want help they're not going to listen, they're going to blacklist you too. Sometimes you have to let people destroy themselves before you can do anything and nobody wants to stick around to watch that. Especially with Scott's situation where he feels he had a bigger issue with what he would do and spend while he was on coke rather than the coke itself.
@@nigelvee1745 Dre does not owe him anything and if it wasn't for Dre, this record would've never seen the light of day. Scott's piano part was a major part of the track but the beat, the piano part, Snoop & Dre - it all made it a megahit.
So many don't know he made still dre with his hypnotizing piano cords. That shit made the record but he gets little to no recognition for that anthem. Dude is dope
So two facts 1. Dr Dre has always got assistance making his beats. Check out IT AIN'T NO FUN (snoop) & WARREN G (kinda easy when you listen). They both have the same exact sound. So Warren bit Dr.DRE or He helped produce the SNOOP Record and went uncredited. 2. He didn't fully produce anything for Dr.Dre
So, it's this guy who me made me fall in love with US hip hop when I was younger ?! All this musics are among my favourites. Man, peace on you and live long.
Scott scorch, if you ever read this I shed a couple tears. You gave me hope from the situation I’m going through. I look up to you not just musically but I look up to you for loosing everything and finding yourself again. God is good. Wish you more success.
Hey, I might not be Scott, but as a fellow human being I truly hope you will get through the lows that are troubling you now, Jose. Be true to yourself, treat yourself with respect and honor, and don't be afraid to ask for help and support of your closest friends and family. Cheers from Italy
The fact I had no idea that he was responsible for so many hooks on so many bangers says a lot about the music business. Thanks for all the memories I have from the 2000s, you are one of the best that ever will be.
Musical genius youd reserve for classical composers.. Scotts one of the greatest but only in realms of the simplest and most basic of music genres ever created.
Ayesha Go. no kidding I feel like I just watched an extended trailer for a Scott Storch documentary. We need like 2 hours to go through his entire career.
Being a Producer is some one that directs and oversees the vision of the record durning recording sessions, coach the artist, give feed back, vocal arrangements. They have nothing to do with making beats. They are the visionary of the entire record being made from start to finish. Beatmakers are the same thing as Songwriters and Composers as its part of the songwriting pre-production process. They are generally credited as Writer, Composer, Instrumentation, Keyboards or Drum Programming in production credits while real producers are credited as Producer like Quincy Jones. I started out as a beatmaker in 2004 before i became a record producer in 2008 working with my first artist in the studio one on one. Making beats doesn't make you a producer. Scott Storch is both a Songwriter and a Record Producer as he does more than just make beats. When you look at Scott Storch credits, you will notice hes credited twice for both roles as Writer and Producer. Thats why Beat makers get publishing royalites because they are Songwriters of tracks. Publishing companies reffer to them as "Track Writer's" and the Lyricist reffered to as a "Top-Liner" that writes the lyrics on top of the pre-made beat. Thats what you call 50/50 Songwriting which is industry standard.
Eman 08 producer means a lot of things.. if you make the beat and record the vocals arrange everything then you are credited as a producer.. I make beats and work with artist as well
@Eternal rewind2. No I'm a "real" Producer as I don't make beats all the time. Before I became a beatmaker in 2004, I was an active keyboard player since 1998. Many times, I'm coaching an artist, coordinating vocal and song arrangements with no beat-making involvement what so ever as I wear many different hats depending on my roles. I give feed back to suggest what to add in and what to take out that's what a Producer does. Producers are more like a managing role in the studio. They are like Film Directors. Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins has said this very same thing. People that record, track, mix and edit, are credited as Engineer. That's why when you look at Scott Storch's credits, you will see him credited "two" times for a lot of songs as both "Writer" and "Producer" I just don't know how I could break this down ever more simpler to you. Scott Storch was credited as Writer for Justin Timberlake - Cry Me A River. Timbaland was also credited as writer for the beat and Justin credited as writer for lyrics. Timbaland was credited again as Producer for directing and coordinating the session. String section arrangement for "Cry Me A River" was conducted by Larry Gold with The Southwest Chamber Orchestra. Song was recorded and mixed by Jimmy Douglas in Timbaland's studio. People often mistaken Scott Storch making beats as being a Producer when really that's a Songwriter/Composers job. When hes not making beats, hes wearing the Producers hat working in the studio with his clients. If people want to know who made the beat to any song, they should be looking at Writers/Composer credits not Producer. Beatmakers are credited along with lyrical songwriters that write the lyrics. I'm a registered ASCAP member as we are registered as Songwriters and Composers. There is no category for Producer for ASCAP because Producers are management roles in the studio. I'm wearing many hats as I'm a Songwriter/Producer, some times an Audio Engineer and Session musician. Been doing this stuff for nearly two decades.
Storch was important to the hip-hop and r&b genre because he crafted beats from scratch and many were top 10 hits. Very important figure in the music business.
Very inspiring short film. I struggled with addiction for over ten years; and today I am not only happy to say I’m drug free but grateful to be alive. Thank you all 💫🙏
Hugo Boss congrats ! You, me & several alike have Conquered what 99.9% of the world could never even begin to fathom . KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK. SEE YOU AT THE TOP ONE LOVE
You don't need anyone or anything to win the battle my friend, contrary to belief just get rid of all the negative things and people that surround you and then you will see how strong and how capable you really are. Start by believing in yourself and setting your target and I guarantee that not only will you win but you will shine brighter than you ever imagined. Trust me
Hugo Boss Your right man. We don't need anyone to help. I plan on getting through this. I've actually made a plan to make it through the withdraws this weekend. Hopefully if it all goes well, I'll be sober by monday.
He’s definitely one of the greatest producers songwriters composers that’s out there. He’s a genius, very talented, made some the best songs ever. Stay strong Scott and all the very best to you.
OK who is the genious thinking a 20min docu bout one of the very best who ever played the keys was enough?? I could litteraly sit all day in his studio listen to every note he be playing n just be thankfull... He should have a full docu on netflix or sumtin multiple seasons his rise fall n comeback. Thx Scott with the upmost respect
I feel you with that, but I would go a little further and say more like Johann Sebastian Bach with the way he, compose putting rhythms and Harmonies together,but on the mention of not a lot of people knowing, Facts!!!!
Excuse me?! Take ANY composition from ANY (famous classical composer pre 20th century) and put the score next to (the most complex) Storch production - and you'll instantly see - even if you don't have the slightest clue about music theory - how wrong a comparison like this is. I bet even SS would shake his head, if he heard someone say something like that. Seriously.
@@ahareally Bro, bro..... chill. That's why he said "of our generation". Our generation doesn't really listen to Mozart or ANY (famous classical composer pre 20th century). It's THE 20th century and Storch is killin' it!
@@seomil8622 Brilliant - apparently it's demographic-related. Translation: "Yo, gotcha bro yo, me spliffin' it totally chill-bonkers ey! Storch is killin' it like Mosard. Peace out bruh!" _insert fancy hip gang sign_
great producer, great musician, visioanry and a fckn legend....he made a few bad choices, lost most of his money, but he came back, he´s still here and still relevant...
These comments are disrespectful. This man created the songs we all bopped too and this is the nonsense that people comment about him because he's not the choice producer any more. Smh. He's talented period. Whatever the issue he does deserve to be honored for his accomplishments.
Yash Upadhyay The comments that were left when this was posted were not supportive. How bout you take a scroll there and pop off my comment. Have a great day.
Man, better late to the party than never. You name some big hits in the Hip-Hop and RNB business and I am pretty sure, we'll find a lot that Scott produced. He really did many many bangers for sure!
Scott Storch is the reason I started playing the piano. God has blessed him with a gift and I am glad that he shared it with the world. Your impact is your music
Young Pavblo he's a selfish deadbeat that abandoned his mom and made millions while she had 30 year old carpet. He has a son that produces and he won't even help him out. Look it up, he's a scumbag.
Ive been wondering where was Scott at. He had amazing skills plus my clubbing ass use to get loose and dance in the clubs to his artwork. Glad he popped back up. I remember when it was said he and lil Kim had a thing going on..
I've been obsessed with Storch since I was like 9 yrs old. Im 25 now, and its such a great example of having everything, losing everything, and coming back bigger than ever. Always rooting for him, he made every single bop of my childhood. 🙏🙌
Scott Storch is one of the best producers ever!!! The Greatest!!! May God bless his future and positive vibrations to his life and soul!!! Truly inspirational!!! Respect!!!
I must say I respect him a lot for his skill and he doesn’t seem to a like loud guy. Quiet talking and just the right amount of knowing how good he is but also humble. He seems to have learned a lot and is wiser now. I wish him luck with his future and keeps making forever classic beats.
Industry & everyone should be giving him his flowers today. In his new music I can still hear pain, struggle & hope in the instrumentals. Power & respect from Melbourne Australia
There are alot pianist but the only guy who amazed me , gave me goosebumps ! He showed musicians how producers are different from them , i wish i meet you once in life 💕
For beating making, the term "Producer" is misused. People often mistaken Scott Storch as making beats as being a Producer when really that's a Songwriter/Composers job. When hes not making beats, hes wearing the "Producers" hat working in the studio with his clients just like Quincy Jones. Being a Producer has nothing to do with making beats or playing keyboards. Producer is some one that directs and oversees recording sessions, coach the artist, give feed back, vocal arrangements. They are the visionary of the entire record being made from start to finish. Beatmakers are the same thing as Songwriters and Composers as its part of the songwriting pre-production process. They are generally credited as Writer, Composer, Instrumentation, Keyboards or Drum Programming in production credits while real producers are credited as Producer like Quincy Jones. Scott Storch, Dr, Dre, Timbaland, J.R Rotem, Rodney Jerkins, Pharrell Williams are both Songwriters and a Record Producers as they do more than just make beats. Most Hip Hop Producers started out as beatmakers before they took over the acting role as a Record Producer. When you look at Scott Storch credits, you will notice hes credited twice for both roles as Writer and Producer depending on his roles and songs that he does. If people want to know who made the beat to any song, they should be looking at Writers/Composer credits not Producer. Beatmakers are credited along with lyrical songwriters that write the lyrics. Scott Storch was credited as Writer for Justin Timberlake - Cry Me A River. Timbaland was also credited as writer for the beat and Justin credited as writer for lyrics. Timbaland was credited again as Producer for directing and coordinating the session. String section arrangement for "Cry Me A River" was conducted by Larry Gold with The Southwest Chamber Orchestra. Song was recorded and mixed by Jimmy Douglas in Timbaland's studio.
Producers have nothing to do with playing keyboards and making beats. Scott Storch is both a Songwriter and a Record Producer. There's a difference between a beatmaker and a Record Producer. Beatmakers are the same thing as Songwriters and Composers as those people are generally credited as Writer, Composer, Programmer and Instrumentation in production credits. Producers are credited as Producers. The Role of a Producer is to direct and oversee recording sessions, providing guidance, coaching the artist. feedback, arrangement. They are the visionary of the whole recorded form start to finish. Scott Storch is generally credited twice for both roles when you look at his production credits. Most Hip Hop Producers started out as beatmakers before they took over the acting role as a Producer. Pharrell Williams, Timbaland, J.R Rotem, Dr. Dre, Rodney Jerkins, Bryan Michael-Cox are all Songwriter/Producers as they don't just sit on there ass all day and make beats. So when Scott is making beats, hes wearing the Songwriters hat. When hes not making beats, hes wearing the Producers hat working in the studio directly with his clients directing. Making beats is part of the Songwriting Pre-Production process. P-Diddy, Misty Elliott, Mary J. Blige or Chris Lord-Alge are Producers and they don't make beats. Misty Elliott produced Mya - My Love Is Like... Wo, wrote the lyrics and did background vocals. Charles Bereal and Kenneth Bereal made the beat and Dave Pensado mixed the song.
Eman 08 Understood, but all I'm saying is that he his probably one of the only major hip hop producers I've seen that you can leave in the studio alone, and produce a complete track from top to bottom by himself. Dre,Timbaland and all of those guys don't have the complete talent to do that.
Scott is not the only beatmaker that plays keyboards. Pharrell Williams, J.R Rotem, Rodney Jerkins, Bryan Michael-Cox, Jamie Foxx, Brian McKnight all play keyboards. Many of them were classically trained pianist with Jazz and gospel roots. Rodney Jerkins father is a Pastor a family that grew up in the church. Rodney took classical piano lessons at a young age, and then begin composing beats locked in his room for hours. I remembered in one of his interviews that he use to sneak, R&B records in the house since being in a Christian home his parents didn't allow that. How, ever his father supported him that one day he will become big. Rodney explained he used a lot of dark minor chords in his music, which is how he gotten his stage name "Darkchild". J.R Rotem was also classically trained that started out in classical piano. His original plan was go to school for film scoring but he ended up study Jazz Composition at Berklee College of Music as a Jazz Pianist. He then found interested in Hip Hop, and started making beats after school and many times spend 10-12 hours a day composing hundreds of beats. J.R Rotem in fact worked with Dr. Dre and Scott in the beginning of his career in the Bay Area for a little while but the chemistry just wasn't there as Dr. Dre didn't need another keyboard player when Scott was already there. As J.R Rotem continued on shopping beat CD's around, he gotten his first break through landing his first major placement on the Destiny Child Survivor Album in 2001 for the song "Fancy" in the hands of. D'wayne Wiggins. D'Wayne Wiggins at the time was developing Destiny Child that used J.R Rotem's beat for the "fancy" song. J.R Rotem was later credited as "Composer" for the song. As J.R Rotem went on to start placing more beats, he later became a Producer signing his own artist to his own record label BelugaHeights. Bryan Michael-Cox also has a church background with both Jazz and Gospel roots that was classically trained. Hes known as the Brainchild of R&B. His paino playing is def up there with Jamie Foxx and Brian McKnight as they all have very similar style and piano backgrounds. Robert Glasper is also another major Jazz Pianist, Composer and Producer. He did the song Brandy- What Are We Doing. I believe Ted Riley plays keys too. Most of the young cats these days don't play a lick of keys as its a damn shame that talent is fading away.
*If Scott Storch were gone tomorrow, he'd already be considered one of the best producers to ever live. I'd go see him just play all of his hits on the piano, any day! He's responsible for an amazing part of music history... GREAT piece, awesome editing. I'd love to see more. Thanks for sharing!*
Who else wants to see a full night documentary about him and his career? Edit: when you realize that you got nearly 6k likes on this comment and yet, no full night documentary is out lmaooo
Wow this was deep. The man had his demons and made mistakes, but he came out the other end and is still out here doing what he loves which is making music. Legend
Salute to Steve Lobel.. Imagine if the world had more people in it who believed in second chances, kept their word, didn’t judge you for your past, truly believed in your talent and went hard in the paint for you. The world would be a much better and richer place. Glad that you’re back Scott Storch! #Salute
I think everyone is like that. Like him. I mean God has kept that one person who'll be there waiting to pick u up when u hit rock bottom. It never has to be someone U're cool with or have helped before. God is the greatest. 💓
Goddamn this vid hit me... From someone who's hit rock bottom and brought themselves back up again, I felt it 100%. Storch made, and helped make, fire tracks that I listened to throughout my life and to know that he struggled with the same addictions and influences as me, and found his way out and is still making his mark on the world... it should give us all hope. No matter how low life takes you, and how many people turn their back on you, you can still keep going and bring your light to this world. I wish I could meet my man Scott and just give him a hug and be like "We got this, man." Much love.
I love the last thing he says: "I wanna be remembered as one of the best producers who ever did it.". My man, you already are. No doubt about that!
@@NachoCheeseTostada smoking crack. No one had a CRAZY beat run like Storch had from 2000-2008
@@Ranger.TomGunna u must be smoking that raw china white... if u think storch had a crazy run... look at RZA and Primier... forget about songs, they produced albums after albums
@@floggyWM1 dude Premier fell off hard, didn't make a comeback until he linked up with Royce and made the Phyrme shit.. no your facts dude.. Scott Storch had his hand in the top rappers and even R&B artists and 50% of the radio hits from 1999 to 2007ish were Scott Storch
Facts!
WORD!
Netflix should be create a documentary about this legend
please
That wluld be so amazing
tweet @ netflix someone has to send the idea
Great Idea!
the story isnt over yet
My childhood wouldn't be the same without this guy !!!!
so true
The Modern American childhood wouldn't be the same without this guy.
My whole life. He still making bangers...
Mahamadou Drame on god!
Right???
Whatever happens in the future, Scott Storch, you will be remembered as one of the best producers that ever did it. Without a doubt.
Facts!
Yeah he is a great mimic producer.
@@robertepps2834All those hip hop artists taking credit for Scott's work.
No they not bruh if anything he taking credit dude was a pianist and that's it
@@thelastdon9000 What made Still Dre and great song? What was the main element that made it a hit? It's the piano 🎹, anyone would have had a hit rapping over that cling cling cling
“I want to be remembered as one of the greatest music producers that ever did it” my dude, you are. You cemented your legacy over a decade ago.
Hector Pereda agreed storch is easily one of the greatest producers ever
why so salty
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What's the very first track he played on the piano? 01:55
1:15 -"Who the hell is Scott Storch?" -"He's the dude who makes all the beats and shit yo" GOLD
😂😂
"I got a video dawg, fuck a picture"
Bro you forgot the "OHHHHH SNAP" part before he said "Who the hell is Scott Storch?" Lol. Dude was surprised then quickly confused!
I'm offended that somebody honestly thought that a 20 minute documentary would do this guy justice - literally the single hottest producer of his time, left the game and now getting back on it... He should have a full doc to the tune of the Defiant Ones that Netflix put out.
fucking agreed
Agreed
Faxxxxx
They don’t want to give white boy the credit he deserves
Word!
We need a documentary on Netflix and a movie on this man’s life. Such a talent.
Dude has created some of the most iconic melodies of all time. One of the goats for sure.
Scott Storch THE MOVIE 🎥 we need that ✌🏽
That was the movie!
Holy shit. It’s MC Magic!y very first concert that I ever went to I was in 7th grade and it was you!!
littleavaandme ! 😁♥️
I would watch it for sure. Grew up listening to those hits..
No wonder music nowadays won't last, producers are no longer musicans, FL Studio is their main instrument
Deep documentary.
Thumbs up! if you were raised on Scott's music
Scott on the piano is incredible.
Being able to admit your failures, shows growth and maturity... I will support him threw his highs and lows... He only human at the end of the day... 1 of the G.O.A.T. beat producers...
Tone Nox Facts
Tone Nox Shiiittt.... Most people can't admit 1/100th of what he has.
ReallyStrongGuy exactly he is just one of the many that is actually being honest... These things are just sadly common in the entertainment industry...
Exactly...
💯💯💯
“Trying to live a billionaires life as a millionaire.. dangerous stuff” his work is amazing!
EdVentures 😂😂😂
That was some real ass shit right there. So many kids nowadays look up to these rappers with all this cash they carry around, but to really amass a fortune that can handle all of the Ferraris and Bugattis you see is on a whole different level.
13:20
Elite Soulfly saved Dre’s career? Can you elaborate haha that’s a bold statement for one co-produced song
But billionaires invest instead of wasting money. That's one of the reasons why they are billionaires in the first place.
If you were in the club from 2003-08, it was all Storch
Ben Wallace banger after banger
Facts!! Im 35 now and those were my prime years right ther and scotty was the soundtrack
I used to DJ during that time too!
Or like 50 say’s it, Scott Skorch 😂
And i miss that era. Hip hop is trash now
As far as I'm concerned he will be remembered as one of the greatest producers of all time.
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This guy did so mutch in this industry and still so humble
He fell and got humbled
But dre dismissed him ha
He had to fall a very steep high to become this humble .. legend Regardless
Mutch? English much?
What the very first track he played on the piano?
*Storch is a BEAST!*
Producers should get a LOOOOT MORE recognition
They get enough money
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They already get a lot of money
@@ddhabale I like it too
Bro they get mad recognition. Just there's WAY less producers/DJs than artists. All u gotta do is read the credits lol
Awesome seeing the turn around in his story.. Scott and Steve are both living legends and this narrative is one that will inspire and impact the culture forever.. 💯
Honesty I never realized Scott Storch essentially wrote the soundtrack of my youth. The media portrayed him as a pop music coke head. Dude is brilliant--all those melodies and hooks are iconic. Not even trying to gas him up but you cant deny it. Respect to this dude.
thisthat think for yourself... good for you! never mind the media... right?
Look up whom Pharrell wrote for!
Dang, its like he made every big song in the early 2000's . impressive
bruce wayne Chamillionaire called him a super producer on his song Turn It Up.
Yeah he can just live off of that work for the rest of his life....
Not anymore lol
Legend has it only Dre has actually seen his eyes.
Lol
5:48
@@JMcDonaghVideo lol that's not Dre. Nobody was looking at his eyes
5:46 now everyone has seen them
Look at the video "high on life" Scott's reality show
"I made a lot people wealthy, there's alota people I made hit records for. Those people were pointing and saying you f'd up. I feel like they should've said, how can I help"
Life in a quote right there, you can do 9 things right and nobody will notice, but people will always hold you accountable for the 1 time you do wrong.
That's what happens when you place all your trust on "sell"-ebritys. They only care about one thing & it is not you
@@edub9930 Exactly bro, the only big artists supporting him at the moment are The Game and Rick Ross. The least Dre could do is pull Scott back into his studio, because let's be real for a second, those keys from Still Dre is what made that record a megahit. Even to this day it's all over social media and it's all because of the piano.
Problem is you can try but until people want help they're not going to listen, they're going to blacklist you too. Sometimes you have to let people destroy themselves before you can do anything and nobody wants to stick around to watch that. Especially with Scott's situation where he feels he had a bigger issue with what he would do and spend while he was on coke rather than the coke itself.
@@nigelvee1745 Dre does not owe him anything and if it wasn't for Dre, this record would've never seen the light of day. Scott's piano part was a major part of the track but the beat, the piano part, Snoop & Dre - it all made it a megahit.
Facts!!
One thing you will never lose Scot is the talent 🔥
Boss Levels and your shades
So many don't know he made still dre with his hypnotizing piano cords. That shit made the record but he gets little to no recognition for that anthem. Dude is dope
Yeah I'm so blowed still bangs
Besides like.. the name of this document..
Dre paid him.in millions
So two facts 1. Dr Dre has always got assistance making his beats. Check out IT AIN'T NO FUN (snoop) & WARREN G (kinda easy when you listen). They both have the same exact sound. So Warren bit Dr.DRE or He helped produce the SNOOP Record and went uncredited. 2. He didn't fully produce anything for Dr.Dre
It ain't no stealing they worked together. Dre never said I made this piano rhythm. I realise fans beef for the ones that are cool with each other
When people turn their backs when you need them they aren't friends. Happened to me. Hurts. True doc man. Respect.
Same. they say forgive and forget but one can never forget that. Now "family" and "friends" don't understand why I left them back there.
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So he basically shaped the sound of the 2000s
Yep
absolutely
Yes big time
@@nmagain24 hard to disagree with your choice of words, simply because I have seen from the beginning till now & I wait to hear what he has in mind.
He was the sound of the 2000’s…
All these songs. All these years. All these memories. I just found out they're all because of this man
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Lol use shazam
So, it's this guy who me made me fall in love with US hip hop when I was younger ?!
All this musics are among my favourites.
Man, peace on you and live long.
Scott scorch, if you ever read this I shed a couple tears. You gave me hope from the situation I’m going through. I look up to you not just musically but I look up to you for loosing everything and finding yourself again. God is good. Wish you more success.
Hey, I might not be Scott, but as a fellow human being I truly hope you will get through the lows that are troubling you now, Jose. Be true to yourself, treat yourself with respect and honor, and don't be afraid to ask for help and support of your closest friends and family. Cheers from Italy
💥🙏🏾💥
Keep your head up Jose De La Pena, God gives his toughest battles to his strongest soldiers.
The fact I had no idea that he was responsible for so many hooks on so many bangers says a lot about the music business. Thanks for all the memories I have from the 2000s, you are one of the best that ever will be.
The term "musical genius" is used far too much, but in Scott Storch's case, he's the definition of it.
No 🧢
Musical genius youd reserve for classical composers.. Scotts one of the greatest but only in realms of the simplest and most basic of music genres ever created.
@@ethrez no u wrong
Much better producer than Dre. Dre's name was rubber stamped on other producers's work.
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Nobody can reduce Scott Storch or take away how massive and amazing his productions are. You'd be lucky to have an album full of his creations.
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Yeah, that was awesome!
@@ddhabaleJanet Jackson - Come Back To Me but it’s the piano cover version
This needs to be longer than 20 mins cause this was phenomenal!
Was definitely dope 🔥
Ayesha Go. no kidding I feel like I just watched an extended trailer for a Scott Storch documentary. We need like 2 hours to go through his entire career.
Agreed 💯
Ayesha Go. Agreed
Ayesha Go. Hello Ayesha how are you? I'm an artist and I was just wondering if you could check out some of my work? And give me honest feedback?
Scott Storch was the top producer back in the early 2000s everything he produced was gold 🙌
What's the very first track he played on the piano? 01:55
This show the sad reality, how much the producer are underated...
Anyway im very happy to have you back. Save the music!
The era of producers who played instruments and created timeless beats! Salute #StillStorch
If this was 3 hours I would sit here and watch the whole thing! Needed to be wayy longer
big facts!
Facts🎹🎶🎶🎵
Think of the soundtrack alone......... DAMN!
God bless you, Florence. It takes a special human being to see someone at their worst and to give yourself to seeing them get back on their feet.
Shoutout to the producer community
Busy Works Beats you too are doing an amazing job bro..
Aye game whats good
Being a Producer is some one that directs and oversees the vision of the record durning recording sessions, coach the artist, give feed back, vocal arrangements. They have nothing to do with making beats. They are the visionary of the entire record being made from start to finish. Beatmakers are the same thing as Songwriters and Composers as its part of the songwriting pre-production process. They are generally credited as Writer, Composer, Instrumentation, Keyboards or Drum Programming in production credits while real producers are credited as Producer like Quincy Jones. I started out as a beatmaker in 2004 before i became a record producer in 2008 working with my first artist in the studio one on one. Making beats doesn't make you a producer. Scott Storch is both a Songwriter and a Record Producer as he does more than just make beats. When you look at Scott Storch credits, you will notice hes credited twice for both roles as Writer and Producer. Thats why Beat makers get publishing royalites because they are Songwriters of tracks. Publishing companies reffer to them as "Track Writer's" and the Lyricist reffered to as a "Top-Liner" that writes the lyrics on top of the pre-made beat. Thats what you call 50/50 Songwriting which is industry standard.
Eman 08 producer means a lot of things.. if you make the beat and record the vocals arrange everything then you are credited as a producer.. I make beats and work with artist as well
@Eternal rewind2. No I'm a "real" Producer as I don't make beats all the time. Before I became a beatmaker in 2004, I was an active keyboard player since 1998. Many times, I'm coaching an artist, coordinating vocal and song arrangements with no beat-making involvement what so ever as I wear many different hats depending on my roles. I give feed back to suggest what to add in and what to take out that's what a Producer does. Producers are more like a managing role in the studio. They are like Film Directors. Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins has said this very same thing. People that record, track, mix and edit, are credited as Engineer. That's why when you look at Scott Storch's credits, you will see him credited "two" times for a lot of songs as both "Writer" and "Producer" I just don't know how I could break this down ever more simpler to you. Scott Storch was credited as Writer for Justin Timberlake - Cry Me A River. Timbaland was also credited as writer for the beat and Justin credited as writer for lyrics. Timbaland was credited again as Producer for directing and coordinating the session. String section arrangement for "Cry Me A River" was conducted by Larry Gold with The Southwest Chamber Orchestra. Song was recorded and mixed by Jimmy Douglas in Timbaland's studio. People often mistaken Scott Storch making beats as being a Producer when really that's a Songwriter/Composers job. When hes not making beats, hes wearing the Producers hat working in the studio with his clients. If people want to know who made the beat to any song, they should be looking at Writers/Composer credits not Producer. Beatmakers are credited along with lyrical songwriters that write the lyrics. I'm a registered ASCAP member as we are registered as Songwriters and Composers. There is no category for Producer for ASCAP because Producers are management roles in the studio. I'm wearing many hats as I'm a Songwriter/Producer, some times an Audio Engineer and Session musician. Been doing this stuff for nearly two decades.
Storch was important to the hip-hop and r&b genre because he crafted beats from scratch and many were top 10 hits. Very important figure in the music business.
Very inspiring short film. I struggled with addiction for over ten years; and today I am not only happy to say I’m drug free but grateful to be alive. Thank you all 💫🙏
Hugo Boss congrats ! You, me & several alike have Conquered what 99.9% of the world could never even begin to fathom .
KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK. SEE YOU AT THE TOP
ONE LOVE
I Appreciate the love. Thank y'all for your comments, and I wish y’all the best of luck,health,and wealth on your journeys as well. 1 love family!
I make songs to help my fight my addiction. It's a great outlet. I'm not sure how to get out of this. I don't have anyone to help me. I'm just stuck.
You don't need anyone or anything to win the battle my friend, contrary to belief just get rid of all the negative things and people that surround you and then you will see how strong and how capable you really are. Start by believing in yourself and setting your target and I guarantee that not only will you win but you will shine brighter than you ever imagined. Trust me
Hugo Boss Your right man. We don't need anyone to help. I plan on getting through this. I've actually made a plan to make it through the withdraws this weekend. Hopefully if it all goes well, I'll be sober by monday.
He’s definitely one of the greatest producers songwriters composers that’s out there. He’s a genius, very talented, made some the best songs ever. Stay strong Scott and all the very best to you.
This man is a producing legend. If u ever created a beat u need 2 salute this dudes craft
Ummmm he get props but he plays keys thats it..
okkk lets see you do the keys and melodies on Still Dre/ Candy Shop.... fuck outta here
OK who is the genious thinking a 20min docu bout one of the very best who ever played the keys was enough?? I could litteraly sit all day in his studio listen to every note he be playing n just be thankfull... He should have a full docu on netflix or sumtin multiple seasons his rise fall n comeback. Thx Scott with the upmost respect
This comment is fuckin beautiful. Respect my good man
Scott Storch is the Mozart of our generation and not too many people know it
I feel you with that, but I would go a little further and say more like Johann Sebastian Bach with the way he, compose putting rhythms and Harmonies together,but on the mention of not a lot of people knowing, Facts!!!!
No. Lol
Excuse me?! Take ANY composition from ANY (famous classical composer pre 20th century) and put the score next to (the most complex) Storch production - and you'll instantly see - even if you don't have the slightest clue about music theory - how wrong a comparison like this is. I bet even SS would shake his head, if he heard someone say something like that.
Seriously.
@@ahareally Bro, bro..... chill. That's why he said "of our generation". Our generation doesn't really listen to Mozart or ANY (famous classical composer pre 20th century). It's THE 20th century and Storch is killin' it!
@@seomil8622 Brilliant - apparently it's demographic-related. Translation: "Yo, gotcha bro yo, me spliffin' it totally chill-bonkers ey! Storch is killin' it like Mosard. Peace out bruh!" _insert fancy hip gang sign_
great producer, great musician, visioanry and a fckn legend....he made a few bad choices, lost most of his money, but he came back, he´s still here and still relevant...
20 minutes has never went by so fast. Absolutely amazingly directed and produced film. Very inspiring!
NabaTim Music bruh 😂 i lolled pretty hard tbh
Mate.. I couldn't believe it was done already.. lol
Musical genius, can’t believe people don’t know who Scott Storch is!!!
I can’t believe it’s not butter
Ripley’s believe it or not
He seems like a super nice down to earth guy that has mega talent. He just went down a dark road and seems to be back on the right direction now.
What a talent. Can’t believe after all these years I never knew he was behind so many hits.
We need a Scott Storch movie
These comments are disrespectful. This man created the songs we all bopped too and this is the nonsense that people comment about him because he's not the choice producer any more. Smh. He's talented period. Whatever the issue he does deserve to be honored for his accomplishments.
yup
Very well said
GadgetBeat 30 who is hating or being disrespectful? I see majority of em showing love and respect. I see what you tried. Stop it!
Yash Upadhyay The comments that were left when this was posted were not supportive. How bout you take a scroll there and pop off my comment. Have a great day.
Never acknowledge that which is beneath you. Lions care not about the opinions of sheep.
Never heard of Scott till this video. Can’t believe he was the creative genius behind so many huge tunes.
McCann Properties Yup it's some historical sounds he's produced.
produced so many hits, one year i think he had like 50 something in the top 100
McCann Properties what you cant believe is true but the truth is what youre denieing dude
Man, better late to the party than never. You name some big hits in the Hip-Hop and RNB business and I am pretty sure, we'll find a lot that Scott produced. He really did many many bangers for sure!
Producers Dont Get enough Credit
Scott Storch is the reason I started playing the piano. God has blessed him with a gift and I am glad that he shared it with the world. Your impact is your music
How long have you been playing
Something about this guy, makes him so likeable and good hearted seemingly
Young Pavblo he's a selfish deadbeat that abandoned his mom and made millions while she had 30 year old carpet. He has a son that produces and he won't even help him out. Look it up, he's a scumbag.
I'm sorry but 90% of the people who watched this have no clue what a mastermind and genius this guy is. Man I'm so glad he's back.
what an arrogant statement geeeeez
Faisal Fahim true bro
Faisal Fahim sorry that we aren’t as educated as you are boy.. pretty awkward and arrogant statement
I am a genious too and nobody knows. Who cares.
Ive been wondering where was Scott at. He had amazing skills plus my clubbing ass use to get loose and dance in the clubs to his artwork. Glad he popped back up. I remember when it was said he and lil Kim had a thing going on..
Legend, legend, legend. Thanks for the 2000s Scott and the memories through the music you created.
indeed
Let’s be real for a sec...no need to put any of those other artists in the title of this video. The name Scott Storch speaks for itself.
Yep. Never heard of the guy.
@@udecidetoday honestly?
@@udecidetoday guess that says more about you, than him
@@udecidetoday You've heard of his beats though and didn't even know it.
Word
shout out to this girl Florence who pulled him from Miami and got him clean 🔥🔥🔥
BET
Bro!
Facts , praise the helpfull and blessfull.
Really? Hopefully that facts.
Agree, may he make better music as he did before
This was my high school mainstream music y’all. Good memories..
ME TOO GIRL!!!!!!!!!!
Tribe Called Noel that's a guy.
mrslapside Yep yep 👍
It’s crazy that this guy is still around and you see him credited as a producer on so many songs
SDF Productions Right! and still getting a big bag all these years later.
MAC BLAST yeah man hope to be like him one day
SDF Productions I hope you make it big. It can happen brother.
don't be like him, be you, you want to be remembered as scott storch 2 or you?
MAC BLAST still getting big bag? More like getting even more and more big bag exponentially
Chills when He Hops on the Piano Wow
Storch got a lot of hits left in him !
I've been obsessed with Storch since I was like 9 yrs old. Im 25 now, and its such a great example of having everything, losing everything, and coming back bigger than ever. Always rooting for him, he made every single bop of my childhood. 🙏🙌
Idr someone asking how old u r
You're sexy af
I remember hearing Method Mans - is it me 😞 that's when I fell in love with Storch lol
Shoutout to the team behind this doc, it was incredibly well done. the cinematography, storytelling, music all top notch.
Scott Storch is one of the best producers ever!!! The Greatest!!! May God bless his future and positive vibrations to his life and soul!!! Truly inspirational!!! Respect!!!
That "lean back" beat is hard AF
@Talim Palomino is that the busta one with Em?
@Talim Palomino not many know about that one.
@@davemcg915 Busta at Em? No think he’s talking about the TS one
@@axlewavey4144 there was a comment that's dissappeard about the track called hurt you. Which is busta and Em.
@@davemcg915 Ooh okay
Its sad that he got left behind, The man deserved better. Welcome back you hero!
Left behind? By who? He was a raging drug user and lost/sold ALL his vehicles, houses and other assets... NO one to blame but himself...
I must say I respect him a lot for his skill and he doesn’t seem to a like loud guy. Quiet talking and just the right amount of knowing how good he is but also humble. He seems to have learned a lot and is wiser now. I wish him luck with his future and keeps making forever classic beats.
Industry & everyone should be giving him his flowers today.
In his new music I can still hear pain, struggle & hope in the instrumentals. Power & respect from Melbourne Australia
Whats the very first track he played on the piano? 01:54
That man has lived life to the fullest!
This man is definitely up there with Dre and all the Goats easily! This man taught himself how to play the piano
This man is responsible for so much of the greatest music of the last couple decades.
Only Scorcese would be able to do a movie about this legend!
With Jonah Hill as Storch!
@@4thePORSCHE 😂
@@4thePORSCHE you dumb bro🤣🤣🤣
@@cuauhtemocmorisco3493 What are you talking about?
Get Leo asap
A real legend
There are alot pianist but the only guy who amazed me , gave me goosebumps ! He showed musicians how producers are different from them , i wish i meet you once in life 💕
Whats the very first track he played on the piano?
What the very first track he played on the piano?
@@ddhabale from 0153 to 0243 he was freestyling, officially I don't think this track is out yet.
Scottie takes a simple two or three note contradicting pattern and makes it gold with the last 4/16ths completing a resonance in key
Storch is the hottest producer period. Always was and will continue to uprise.
For beating making, the term "Producer" is misused. People often mistaken Scott Storch as making beats as being a Producer when really that's a Songwriter/Composers job. When hes not making beats, hes wearing the "Producers" hat working in the studio with his clients just like Quincy Jones. Being a Producer has nothing to do with making beats or playing keyboards. Producer is some one that directs and oversees recording sessions, coach the artist, give feed back, vocal arrangements. They are the visionary of the entire record being made from start to finish. Beatmakers are the same thing as Songwriters and Composers as its part of the songwriting pre-production process. They are generally credited as Writer, Composer, Instrumentation, Keyboards or Drum Programming in production credits while real producers are credited as Producer like Quincy Jones. Scott Storch, Dr, Dre, Timbaland, J.R Rotem, Rodney Jerkins, Pharrell Williams are both Songwriters and a Record Producers as they do more than just make beats. Most Hip Hop Producers started out as beatmakers before they took over the acting role as a Record Producer. When you look at Scott Storch credits, you will notice hes credited twice for both roles as Writer and Producer depending on his roles and songs that he does. If people want to know who made the beat to any song, they should be looking at Writers/Composer credits not Producer. Beatmakers are credited along with lyrical songwriters that write the lyrics. Scott Storch was credited as Writer for Justin Timberlake - Cry Me A River. Timbaland was also credited as writer for the beat and Justin credited as writer for lyrics. Timbaland was credited again as Producer for directing and coordinating the session. String section arrangement for "Cry Me A River" was conducted by Larry Gold with The Southwest Chamber Orchestra. Song was recorded and mixed by Jimmy Douglas in Timbaland's studio.
Dr dres a billionaire so im going to have to say no.
bad comment you forgot madlib and J dilla, scott storch is in my top 5
Babyface will always own that title... But Scott is in the conversation
mate, if u produce music you make music,
Inspirational story #ScottStorch
Look at Storch man so inspirational
Whats inspirational about a guy spiraling out on his own ego and drug addiction?
What's the very first track he played on the piano? 01:55
That "let me love you" beat is dope af.
Had no idea he produced that
Unlike a lot of producers, this dude can actually play which is inspiring.
Producers have nothing to do with playing keyboards and making beats. Scott Storch is both a Songwriter and a Record Producer. There's a difference between a beatmaker and a Record Producer. Beatmakers are the same thing as Songwriters and Composers as those people are generally credited as Writer, Composer, Programmer and Instrumentation in production credits. Producers are credited as Producers. The Role of a Producer is to direct and oversee recording sessions, providing guidance, coaching the artist. feedback, arrangement. They are the visionary of the whole recorded form start to finish. Scott Storch is generally credited twice for both roles when you look at his production credits. Most Hip Hop Producers started out as beatmakers before they took over the acting role as a Producer. Pharrell Williams, Timbaland, J.R Rotem, Dr. Dre, Rodney Jerkins, Bryan Michael-Cox are all Songwriter/Producers as they don't just sit on there ass all day and make beats. So when Scott is making beats, hes wearing the Songwriters hat. When hes not making beats, hes wearing the Producers hat working in the studio directly with his clients directing. Making beats is part of the Songwriting Pre-Production process. P-Diddy, Misty Elliott, Mary J. Blige or Chris Lord-Alge are Producers and they don't make beats. Misty Elliott produced Mya - My Love Is Like... Wo, wrote the lyrics and did background vocals. Charles Bereal and Kenneth Bereal made the beat and Dave Pensado mixed the song.
Eman 08 Understood, but all I'm saying is that he his probably one of the only major hip hop producers I've seen that you can leave in the studio alone, and produce a complete track from top to bottom by himself. Dre,Timbaland and all of those guys don't have the complete talent to do that.
Scott is not the only beatmaker that plays keyboards. Pharrell Williams, J.R Rotem, Rodney Jerkins, Bryan Michael-Cox, Jamie Foxx, Brian McKnight all play keyboards. Many of them were classically trained pianist with Jazz and gospel roots. Rodney Jerkins father is a Pastor a family that grew up in the church. Rodney took classical piano lessons at a young age, and then begin composing beats locked in his room for hours. I remembered in one of his interviews that he use to sneak, R&B records in the house since being in a Christian home his parents didn't allow that. How, ever his father supported him that one day he will become big. Rodney explained he used a lot of dark minor chords in his music, which is how he gotten his stage name "Darkchild". J.R Rotem was also classically trained that started out in classical piano. His original plan was go to school for film scoring but he ended up study Jazz Composition at Berklee College of Music as a Jazz Pianist. He then found interested in Hip Hop, and started making beats after school and many times spend 10-12 hours a day composing hundreds of beats. J.R Rotem in fact worked with Dr. Dre and Scott in the beginning of his career in the Bay Area for a little while but the chemistry just wasn't there as Dr. Dre didn't need another keyboard player when Scott was already there. As J.R Rotem continued on shopping beat CD's around, he gotten his first break through landing his first major placement on the Destiny Child Survivor Album in 2001 for the song "Fancy" in the hands of. D'wayne Wiggins. D'Wayne Wiggins at the time was developing Destiny Child that used J.R Rotem's beat for the "fancy" song. J.R Rotem was later credited as "Composer" for the song. As J.R Rotem went on to start placing more beats, he later became a Producer signing his own artist to his own record label BelugaHeights. Bryan Michael-Cox also has a church background with both Jazz and Gospel roots that was classically trained. Hes known as the Brainchild of R&B. His paino playing is def up there with Jamie Foxx and Brian McKnight as they all have very similar style and piano backgrounds. Robert Glasper is also another major Jazz Pianist, Composer and Producer. He did the song Brandy- What Are We Doing. I believe Ted Riley plays keys too. Most of the young cats these days don't play a lick of keys as its a damn shame that talent is fading away.
J.R Rotem Jazz Trio. th-cam.com/video/PM1nzhcA0Go/w-d-xo.html
how many hits those guys have lmao especially jammie foxx
This guy is so talented! Hope he gets back on top...
I can't imagine any of those legendary songs without the deep feelings Scott carved in them for eternity. Stay blessed!
So skilled! He is one of the greats already Scott. That talent is undeniable.
True! Very musically talented. He is already well established, well known and respected in the game, he doesn't need DRE!
*If Scott Storch were gone tomorrow, he'd already be considered one of the best producers to ever live. I'd go see him just play all of his hits on the piano, any day! He's responsible for an amazing part of music history... GREAT piece, awesome editing. I'd love to see more. Thanks for sharing!*
Britt Brat word girl word
amen!
Who else wants to see a full night documentary about him and his career? Edit: when you realize that you got nearly 6k likes on this comment and yet, no full night documentary is out lmaooo
Pharrel
MEEEE🙋
ThisIsPhami not me, my dumbass thought it was a song and got excited
A person like you poor fucker!
Yerar Saint wow, a real life keyboard warrior 😱 i feel lucky to meet one finally
From 1:53 to 2:43 is pure gold, this dude channels his soul through his fingers
Whats the title of the record?
@@hirojuma9 Late to the party, but it seems like it's his own impro of Janet Jackson-Come back to me
What’s the song ?
@@DiegoC-st8pp it sounds like an intro for Janet Jackson “Come back to me”
@@1dayumay510Jam and lewis ❤
He produced the funkiest sounding beats ever. Absolute legend
Sounds that define time
Whats the very first track he played on the piano? 01:54
Wow this was deep. The man had his demons and made mistakes, but he came out the other end and is still out here doing what he loves which is making music. Legend
I feel you Scott. I'm doing the same except I'm living as a thousandaire with a 100 bucks
Lmfaooo good one
God speed, you'll find your way!
@Ongo Gablogian 271 people got it except you. You my friend.. Are an idiot
Loll
2020 is the year and if you are looking for beats, hit me up on beatstars www.beatstars.com/liberaxebeats/feed
Salute to Steve Lobel.. Imagine if the world had more people in it who believed in second chances, kept their word, didn’t judge you for your past, truly believed in your talent and went hard in the paint for you. The world would be a much better and richer place. Glad that you’re back Scott Storch! #Salute
Whats the very first track he played on the piano? 01:54
I think everyone is like that. Like him. I mean God has kept that one person who'll be there waiting to pick u up when u hit rock bottom. It never has to be someone U're cool with or have helped before. God is the greatest. 💓
Homie will always be a legend for the work he did on Chris browns albums and giving him his first number 1 hit! 🙌🏾
kenneth phillips he did way more than just Chris Brown....
Many of the most popular songs from the late 90s early 2000s was Scott Storch produced.
Goddamn this vid hit me... From someone who's hit rock bottom and brought themselves back up again, I felt it 100%. Storch made, and helped make, fire tracks that I listened to throughout my life and to know that he struggled with the same addictions and influences as me, and found his way out and is still making his mark on the world... it should give us all hope. No matter how low life takes you, and how many people turn their back on you, you can still keep going and bring your light to this world. I wish I could meet my man Scott and just give him a hug and be like "We got this, man." Much love.
💯 keep going brother
A good girl can always help you get back to who your really supposed to be
Aminur rahban- he dont want a good girl. He want a bad bitch.
oddun true
Legend says he sleeps with his glasses on
Blunt in hand
Lmao... I believe it lol
Lmao
🤣🤣🔥
It's to hide them beady eyes
The way this video was put together is simply amazing. The editing, music placements... flawless
lilsergio432 I was also shocked how good this little documentary is put together, so much effort was put in this
The diversity of his catalog is ridiculous......... One of the greatest ever
idk how people can sleep on him catalogue is insannneeee.....
Matty Beats FACTS!
Right like so dumb
Sabotaged his own career. If he had kept his head on, he'd still be a top producer. The industry got the better of him
Scott is just on a different level ! His beats and riffs are legendary status...they *NEVER* get old or out of style.