stealing is not great White man,its illegal..its a devotional song,not for bitches to come and go,all he did was deform it…You people are cultureless toads.
For those who don't know, It's a Devotional song Yamanelli Kananedhu dedicated to Lord of Preservation Narayana from India and Language is actually Kannada which do have many words that are in Sanskrit too Since Old Indian Languages like Kannada, Tamil, Telugu and Sanskrit have a lot of similar words
i actually thought it was old telugu because i listened devotional songs in old telugu but maybe old kannada and old telugu are more similar back in the day because of the Vijayanagar empire
Tamil has no relation with Sanskrit or in fact any language outside of the south of India. Sanskrit, Kannada and other Indo Aryan languages are connected to each other as well as outside European languages and even Persian. But Tamil has no such connection. It’s an isolated Dravidian language
Artists of all kinds truly are amazing. Imagine listening to a raw audio and saying, "Imma take 0:45-0:50, then put it next to 1:47-1:54, then put it next to 0:31-0:40, etc." Had to of taken so long figuring it out to make it sound good. Artists of all kinds truly are amazing.
@@nelksperyou REALLY have to get into sampling, and deciphering the potential in random audio clips from songs or productions. there’s plugins to chop up samples for you now, but artists like kanye didnt have those plugins and instead improvised by slicing at certain times. it can be hard, can be easy, all depends. for me, its most of the time hard
@@gabbineil319 ty for being so kind taking my order. Tbh even stuff like that I always remember because sometimes people are so rude even in situations like that
This sample is from kannada language spoken in Karnataka ,one of the states in India and song is written by Purandaradasaru dedicated to hindu god vishnudeva song name is "yamanelli Kananendu"
@@sirzechs3898Its kannada, it may have some sanskrit words but thats beacuse its part of kannada, like how some sanskrit words are used in hindi, idiot
Julian Cesar, found the original indskrt samples. Jellemya actually found who sang it. The video is called “I’ll paste it here soon”. some magic for real
I got that some people don’t just listen to songs or sounds, they hear notes and parts which could be separated or combined for better musical aesthetics 😮
I find it interesting that so many people were so interested in finding out were the sample came from and how it was made and it makes it kinda funny how things can turn out from just finding a random sample online and making a song with it to people wanting to take a deep dive in where the sample came from and how it was made
Now talk ignorant ppl who said World doesn't know indian music existence. India is one of the oldest civilization with classical music background. There are so many samples taken from indian musics. Thanks a lot Jarred for discover this , your videos really mean a lot 🥰😊
When I was listen this Masterpiece then I realise this is Indian lyrics look like and I comment then one person come and don't believe me then I told him listen carefully you guys also listen carefully and then listen any Indian classic song then you realise origin of this Masterpiece is India love you all from India 🇮🇳 🔥🙏🙏🙏💚💚
Aadi moola bandanthe ajamilanu karedare narayanaa this the thing which came there its perfect kannada what problem is in south india kannada ,tamil and Telugu has similar words but here this is kannada
the actual language of the song is KANNADA ,not sanskrit. kannada is the langauge of karnataka , a south indian state. sanskrit is the base of most of the indian languages.
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one of the best samples ever. and it was found by some 16 year olds. amazing, talent has no age
Recently resampled in another way, dom corleo “ginseng” pretty impressive
@@pixelbot2143 I’m talking about the Beat not corleo
@@klampersNot Impressive at all it was literally doing the same thing as yung gud but with a 1/4 repeat instead
@@klampers you are pebble brained
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Whoever made the sample, he is a genius
Gud
@@kleidungdd8 no, de de mouse. gud just found it and made it great. still a big talent though.
16 year old boy. Pretty cool.
15 year old boy. Pretty cool.
stealing is not great White man,its illegal..its a devotional song,not for bitches to come and go,all he did was deform it…You people are cultureless toads.
For those who don't know, It's a Devotional song Yamanelli Kananedhu dedicated to Lord of Preservation Narayana from India and Language is actually Kannada which do have many words that are in Sanskrit too
Since Old Indian Languages like Kannada, Tamil, Telugu and Sanskrit have a lot of similar words
I speak tamil lol
@@Jaashi.thegoat Oh nice
i actually thought it was old telugu because i listened devotional songs in old telugu but maybe old kannada and old telugu are more similar back in the day because of the Vijayanagar empire
Tamil has no relation with Sanskrit or in fact any language outside of the south of India. Sanskrit, Kannada and other Indo Aryan languages are connected to each other as well as outside European languages and even Persian. But Tamil has no such connection. It’s an isolated Dravidian language
@@gardenoffailure I am talking about few words dude
Go search up to find out
I knew it was Sanskrit when I heard Ginseng Strip the first time.
Kannada
wow ur so talented and smart
its kannada not sansksrit
@Akshay Some of the words are of sanskrit or maybe commonly used in both languages
Cap 🧢
The original is yamanelli kananendhu from South India devotional songs
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No its sanskrit
@@Akshayyy281 no it's kannada
@@mysterioushooman7025 🤣🤣
@@Akshayyy281 Have you ever heard Sanskrit before in your life? It sounds nothing like that. Its very clearly kannada.
one of the most influential artists to come out of the soundcloud scene
the most
Agreed.
He was before the SoundCloud hype
@@Bill-sj4fwhe almost started it
Artists of all kinds truly are amazing.
Imagine listening to a raw audio and saying,
"Imma take 0:45-0:50, then put it next to 1:47-1:54, then put it next to 0:31-0:40, etc." Had to of taken so long figuring it out to make it sound good.
Artists of all kinds truly are amazing.
frrr
Check out Dom Corleo-Ginseng
Its actually quite simple
@@benin.4394how exactly, im actually really curious what’s the thought process behind it?
@@nelksperyou REALLY have to get into sampling, and deciphering the potential in random audio clips from songs or productions. there’s plugins to chop up samples for you now, but artists like kanye didnt have those plugins and instead improvised by slicing at certain times. it can be hard, can be easy, all depends. for me, its most of the time hard
I just realized I took your order at raising canes yesterday lol :)
Haha so cool what up!
Small world lmao
@@JarredJermaine I wanted to say something but I was too shy lol
@@gabbineil319 ty for being so kind taking my order. Tbh even stuff like that I always remember because sometimes people are so rude even in situations like that
@@JarredJermaine you’re welcome! Nice to have meet you :)
This sample is from kannada language spoken in Karnataka ,one of the states in India and song is written by Purandaradasaru dedicated to hindu god vishnudeva song name is "yamanelli Kananendu"
Woah didn't expected that it was sanskrit ✌️ fan from India! Namaste 🙏
Edit:very smart scholars r coming in my comment section to teach me🤦🙄
@@hubaib_ nope, youre wrong its an indian language
@@hubaib_ First study and come🤣🤣😂
@@samarthgurav2475 yeah but even in sri lanka they spoke it
@@hubaib_ I know, but it's still an Indian language since it originated from India
@@hubaib_ nope it's Indian
Classical(carnatic) Indian music😌💓
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For those who are wondering...
The samples are picked up from yamanelli kananendu (kannada song or more precise hymn) from india.
isn't it Sanskrit not kannada
@@SansTheSkeleton_it's kannada prob had a mix of Sanskrit words
@@SansTheSkeleton_are you dumb or something ? Its Kannada
@@Luna_ReverieKannada itself is a mix of Sanskrit and its regional distortion
Damn that Nostalgia from listening to yung lean is real
Dude put up a indian ancient( I think so)
Song into a his song
It is indian language because it is saying naraayana
Obviously it's Indian language.. Btw it's kannada
@@noisynotxs9522 its has both Kanada and Sanskrit . want proof?
@@sirzechs3898Its kannada, it may have some sanskrit words but thats beacuse its part of kannada, like how some sanskrit words are used in hindi, idiot
@@sirzechs3898kannada is based off of sanskrit
@@sirzechs3898its not sanskrit just a similar language, most opd indian languages share words
"Mom, he's pointing into the air again..!"
ನಮ್ಮ ಕನ್ನಡ... Namma kannada #ನಮ್ಮ ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ ❤
There is literally no mention of kannada here. Tf are you proud of. Make some sense dude.
This is 1 of the greatest sample flips in all of music history
Definitely a Sanskrit based language. Sounds like kannada though. I could be wrong.
Yes it's Kannada
I speak Kannada🐐
It is
@@GuardianSyncs it's mix of kannada And Sanskrit
Its kannada only
So sick. The sample is what made me love this song. Idgaf about lyrics too much if it bops I pops
idk that gave me goosebump
Slayhida!
It’s Kannada. South Indian language spoken in Karnataka. For reference it’s the language that people speak in Bangalore
Julian Cesar, found the original indskrt samples. Jellemya actually found who sang it. The video is called “I’ll paste it here soon”. some magic for real
MANN I KNEW IT HAD SOME CONNECTION WITH INDIAN CLASSICAL SONGS
NO WONDER I COULD SING HARE NARAYANA CHANT WITH IT
I got that some people don’t just listen to songs or sounds, they hear notes and parts which could be separated or combined for better musical aesthetics 😮
Pov: U already found this Song coz of him LOL
True
Shoutout to r/saboysreddit who completed this rabbit hole and uploaded 2 weeks ago
This is the greatest sample piece in music history. Idgaf about dre or kanye, this is the goat.
even i think the same
I find it interesting that so many people were so interested in finding out were the sample came from and how it was made and it makes it kinda funny how things can turn out from just finding a random sample online and making a song with it to people wanting to take a deep dive in where the sample came from and how it was made
HER VOICE🤩🤩💕
Now talk ignorant ppl who said World doesn't know indian music existence. India is one of the oldest civilization with classical music background. There are so many samples taken from indian musics. Thanks a lot Jarred for discover this , your videos really mean a lot 🥰😊
this scratches that deepest knots of nostalgia
India rocks 🙏💜
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Took folks like 9 yrs to find out who the sample was from
The singer is Dr.Bhagya Murthy from Singapore
Yung lean, Arizona iced out boys , Yung leandooer, emotional boys 2000 in the world 🖤
It's neither SANSKRIT NOR TAMIL ITS KANNADA it locates as before INDIA❤
Nah they really did their thing with this one..I gotta give it to them🔥🔥
Quick correction- The language in question is Kannada, not Sanskrit.
40-50% of Kannada words come from Sanskrit
One of the best beats of all time
Wow, all that is connected in one song, amazing.
finally? it's been out there
Sanskrit is in everything it is the mother language. the tree and other languages are the branches 💖
Best sample ever + some dude who don't give a fuck = master piece.
biggest found case of lost media in all of music. yung gud was a god of research honestly
What you mean? Ugabhoga is literally one of the most important freestyle song of Carnatic Music. It wasnt even that difficult to find tbh
Yung Gus was a genius
Tracklib didn‘t discover the sample. Two Reddit users had discovered it first.
This makes the song even more legendary 😭🔥🔥
Yung gud was 16 and drugged out of his mind when he did this
I knew it was Radhaaa since the moment I listened it for the first time
Kannada Language 😍💫💥
This sample also reminds me of smile by isaiah Rashad
It's beautiful 🎉 I love all culture sounds
Got a goosebump i am from india
Yung Gud is a Genius
I swear the explanation behind the song was epic 💯🔥
Spectrasonics is the GOAT for their samples lol
Perfectly timed. This song exploded last year at exactly this week.
This definitely is the most important video you've made..thank you for this one!
Finally kannada
Narayan is starting of everything
Dudeeee i always had a feeling, it sounded just like indian traditional!
Yup broo... She just said Narayan who is a popular hindu god!!
It's kannada man
Bruh looks like Luffy’s voice💀
I think this was also used in "Drippy" by Banco de gaia. The song was on the soundtrack of the movie Pi (1998) by Darren Aronofsky
ITS ANDREW TATES COUSIN
Sounds like Kannada, i hear karadhare
de de mouse loop 61 is the name of the original sample mix, for anyone interested.
Genius marketing strategy for the Indian music industry 😂
He turned that sample from from holy to unholy 💀🗿.
When I was listen this Masterpiece then I realise this is Indian lyrics look like and I comment then one person come and don't believe me then I told him listen carefully you guys also listen carefully and then listen any Indian classic song then you realise origin of this Masterpiece is India love you all from India 🇮🇳 🔥🙏🙏🙏💚💚
Thank god there was a dude to point at the samples. I would’ve had no idea where to look otherwise
Thank you Yung Lean for this song
Love the videos man, keep it up! 👏👍
The person who made this sample is a genius
That is a huge understatement it’s literally a legend for me idk how you come up with a beat that heavenly
man,as a person who studied ainu heritage.That felt kinda nice,for ainu to be finally mentioned in the real world
But sorry bruh..its not ainu..its sanskrit..d reference here
It's kannada actually. Not Sanskrit.
Aadi moola bandanthe ajamilanu karedare narayanaa this the thing which came there its perfect kannada what problem is in south india kannada ,tamil and Telugu has similar words but here this is kannada
Shoutout to julian
hearing this would always feel like it sounds like a classical adlib
Excellent breakdown.
Bro's with the feds to find all these 😂
its not from de de, it was a sample contained in a spectrasonic sample pack
Your attention span must be REALLY short to not even watch the video lol
it says that the sample was used by dede and then by yung lean but the song by de de is made after ginseng strip 2002 @@H4GS
Crazy how TikTok just now on lean I remember listening to him when I was like 12 years old lmao
I just find out that it's a kannada song written by Shree Purandara Daasaru
CARNATIC MUSIC, deserves credit man its a devotional music genre from the South Indian state of Karnataka
I only hear: Arenaaaaa eeyooiieeeeyy!
The language is “KANNADA “ from karnataka state , India according to the lyrics
the actual language of the song is KANNADA ,not sanskrit. kannada is the langauge of karnataka , a south indian state. sanskrit is the base of most of the indian languages.
When I heard it I knew he definitely took a inspiration from indian devotional songs
Yung lean is my Favorite artist
It's clearly the southern langauge of India. KANNADA.
When ever my mom wud hear this song she wud ask if he is singing hai rama 😅😅😅 now i get it.
I knew it. There was something like "hare narayan" with that "classing worshipping tone" that did tell me.
So i did some more digging and found the actual singer who was recorded.
I already have a video on my channel showcasing both side by side.
Im an indian, i have nothing to do with this audio but i feel so proud lmao
Literally every Indian always proud when their country/culture mentioned lmao
@@RlGN yea lol
Ginseng strip 2002 is my favorite the originals are the best
I love India music 🎶 such as Japan and Chinese very relaxing
That was talent to create such a good song with that
Everyone likes the shit I like 6 years after I like it and I’m a tool for liking it when I do
A sample that is more than a 1000 years old
And here I thought it was Luffy singing in Skypiea...
Indians knew in their bones that this was from the motherland. We always know.