This beat is being sampled from Colombian artist Toto la Momposina (Curura). J Balvin also did a sample a couple of years ago with “Que Calor” check them out! The flute is actually an instrument from the north coast of Colombia and it is called “gaita” or “kuisi” the music played is actually the cumbia.
David.... dude, what are you smoking?!?! Ganja?!?! Timbaland either borrowed it or took it (most likely) AND labeled it Indian flute but it is not. The instrument used is the Kuisa or Gaita which is from Colombia. Timbaland should have given credit where credit is due and every one who knows music know where the beat is from (Toto la Momposina) It sounds different because it is the organic and original beat without the bells and whistles processed in a studio. Apparently you are stuck smoking manja or something and can’t see it! 😂
This beat is being sampled from Colombian artist Toto la Momposina (Curura). J Balvin also did a sample a couple of years ago with “Que Calor” check them out! The flute is actually an instrument from the north coast of Colombia and it is called “gaita” or “kuisi” the music played is actually the cumbia.
here from the boiler room live cypher with jonwayne, open mike eagle, zeroh, azizi gibson, jeremiah jae, oliver the 2nd and others. which, for my money, is the best thing boiler room has ever put out and still to this day just a dizzying array of independent hip hop talent in one room (that appears to just be someone's living room at a house party/show, no less)
My heart full of bravery/ So watch what you say to me/ Even if you say it to me, it's nothing you can say to me/ man that's old self I had to get away from me/
Dit sa3d ik ga wel naar school maar ga niet naar de klas ik kom zonder bagga ga niet lopen met een zware tas half 9 beginnen ik ben moe ik kom over half 12 pas me klas me klas dacht ik kwam niet blijkbaar heb ik ze allemaal verrast voor mij is school geen dagelijkse bezigheid brieven van de leerplicht stond altijd op afwezigheid
@@FilmaticProductions - No he’s right, the instrument sampled in this song is of native american origins, it’s called a “gaita kuisi” flute from Colombia.
This beat is being sampled from Colombian artist Toto la Momposina (Curura). J Balvin also did a sample a couple of years ago with “Que Calor” check them out! The flute is actually an instrument from the north coast of Colombia and it is called “gaita” or “kuisi” the music played is actually the cumbia.
This beat is being sampled from Colombian artist Toto la Momposina (Curura). J Balvin also did a sample a couple of years ago with “Que Calor” check them out! The flute is actually an instrument from the north coast of Colombia and it is called “gaita” or “kuisi” the music played is actually the cumbia. And j balvin plays it at a faster beat.
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This beat is being sampled from Colombian artist Toto la Momposina (Curura). J Balvin also did a sample a couple of years ago with “Que Calor” check them out! The flute is actually an instrument from the north coast of Colombia and it is called “gaita” or “kuisi” the music played is actually the cumbia.
That was an instrumental with real orchestra,it sounds different , this is timbaland's beat !
David.... dude, what are you smoking?!?! Ganja?!?! Timbaland either borrowed it or took it (most likely) AND labeled it Indian flute but it is not. The instrument used is the Kuisa or Gaita which is from Colombia. Timbaland should have given credit where credit is due and every one who knows music know where the beat is from (Toto la Momposina) It sounds different because it is the organic and original beat without the bells and whistles processed in a studio. Apparently you are stuck smoking manja or something and can’t see it! 😂
@@sataug1986 you are so dumb you can't even make the diff between a studio beat and a live orchestra 🤣🤣🤣
never knew that bro thanks for sharing
One of my friends said he didn't like this beat.. But can't understand a word that he's sayinnnng!!
Hahaha
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Got Em's!
@@fatboitino2 😂🥇
🤣🤣🤣👏🏾
Def a tight ass beat even to todays standard
this beat is so nice to freestyle to, create new flows to and just have fun with! thanks for the upload!
It is a Colombian beat! Do your research!
I AGREE. And I always loved & was obsessed with this when I was kid.
@@sataug1986 good, cuz im colombian, do ur research urself..
I hated the song they made to this beat, but the instrumental always been fire...
this beat is so fuckin great
It’s a Colombian beat! Do your research!
over 9000 times loop from CD to your post.
Love that song since 15 years
This beat is being sampled from Colombian artist Toto la Momposina (Curura). J Balvin also did a sample a couple of years ago with “Que Calor” check them out! The flute is actually an instrument from the north coast of Colombia and it is called “gaita” or “kuisi” the music played is actually the cumbia.
PURE GOOD OLD SCHOOL FUNK BY TIMBALAND
Yeah! Old school funk taken from a Colombian beat! Do your research!
here from the boiler room live cypher with jonwayne, open mike eagle, zeroh, azizi gibson, jeremiah jae, oliver the 2nd and others. which, for my money, is the best thing boiler room has ever put out and still to this day just a dizzying array of independent hip hop talent in one room (that appears to just be someone's living room at a house party/show, no less)
"Timabaland" lmao.
lmfao!!! i died
😂😂😂😩
I... don't get it..
@@drls1313 it was supposed to be "Timbaland" not "Timabaland"
Timabaland and Pumbaa
I was 21 and was in love with dis jam
20 years ago i went into a stiches and heard this song and found it today on tik tok
DA FLUTE LOOP EATIN FRUIT LOOOPS
Anyone here from emann,jojo and devo MMM freestyle
Finally found it!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Tik Tok FIFA 20!!! Turn it to 1.5x
🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕😾
this is not an indian flute, it is a colombian gaita!!
In the intro of “Los Sabanales” they kinda use the same medley
One time we had a cipher of like 6 nigaz just drinking henny and smoking.. shooting it back and forth to this one after the other.
My heart full of bravery/
So watch what you say to me/
Even if you say it to me, it's nothing you
can say to me/ man that's old self I had to get away from me/
good work
anyone got a download link for this beat! its goes in HARDDDDDDDDDDDDD!!!!!
I know its been 7 years
La flauta es Colombiana no India
Dope shit!!! Still good!!!
LOVE this
Ok
BANGIN
i’m here because of the hotheadzz 🔥
@JoJo killz 3000 ikr 🤭
Du lourd! !!
que calor
I was jus rapping on this beat!
Dit sa3d ik ga wel naar school maar ga niet naar de klas ik kom zonder bagga ga niet lopen met een zware tas half 9 beginnen ik ben moe ik kom over half 12 pas me klas me klas dacht ik kwam niet blijkbaar heb ik ze allemaal verrast voor mij is school geen dagelijkse bezigheid brieven van de leerplicht stond altijd op afwezigheid
Hard man g
Now I want to go to a Native American pow wow 😌
Wrong Indian but I feel it bruh
@@FilmaticProductions - No he’s right, the instrument sampled in this song is of native american origins, it’s called a “gaita kuisi” flute from Colombia.
lets be clear, this isnt a tiktok song
J balvin must of had the same sample
yea he took it back to colombia where it’s originally from lol
why can i hear jayz rapping on this
Heey an die deutschen xD Hatte mal nicht Sido diesen Beat benutzt? Falls einer sich erinnern kann bitteeee sagt mir wie es hieß :o
Rough beats.
Para yok ich hab kaine geild😂
*COLOMBIAN GAITA (KUISI) FLUTE, NOT INDIAN*
Did anyone ask
@@HemorrhoidShaker Literally no one asked, Just gotta be a smart know it all for no reason
Florida Man 4106... need to give credit where credit is due that’s all man. Chill!!! Jeez!
Sin730 was here
Who else is here from the fifa trailer
Nice
Clarinet
This beat is being sampled from Colombian artist Toto la Momposina (Curura). J Balvin also did a sample a couple of years ago with “Que Calor” check them out! The flute is actually an instrument from the north coast of Colombia and it is called “gaita” or “kuisi” the music played is actually the cumbia.
Play at 1.25 speed, thank me later.
This beat is being sampled from Colombian artist Toto la Momposina (Curura). J Balvin also did a sample a couple of years ago with “Que Calor” check them out! The flute is actually an instrument from the north coast of Colombia and it is called “gaita” or “kuisi” the music played is actually the cumbia.
And j balvin plays it at a faster beat.
Major Lazer
Que Qalor..
AMAZING BEAT !! BUT I MAKE BETTER WITH MY BANJO!