Peggy is so inspiring to me as a black man. Being so unapologetically and abrasively himself and making music that exemplifies that. Nobody is doing it like him and I respect him a ton. Hope he continues to grow and get the recognition he deserves.
Peggy is honest to God my biggest inspiration. I first heard him through his COLORS performance and have been hooked ever since. The way his beats can be dark violent and then transform into shining beauty while he raps about what he wants unafraid is amazing to me and I can't wait for him to blow-up like he deserves.
another cool thing about jpeg is he has a good understanding of the internet and music on the internet today, one example being having songs like JPEGMAFIA TYPE BEAT, making his song the first that comes up when people look for people copying him, or another is the song 1488 on veteran, which he named after the white supremacist hate symbol but the song is him talking shit to them and threatening them, so if someone searches for songs with those numbers in them they'll find him attacking them
I don’t know about that. DG challenged shit, they created stuff that is unique to hip hop. They inspired a lot of people. Peggy is only doing the same thing. Why would you think that’s a bad thing?
@@labyrinthdweller6707 Peggy is not doing the "the same thing". His beats are uniquely his sound, there are soo many rappers that don't even know what to do with his beats which shows he's not doing the same shit. Death Grips is great but so is Peggy. All I'm saying is that everyone always puts Peggy's name with DeathGrips because just cus he's a black guy that has done noise/experimental kind of hip hop before.
@@labyrinthdweller6707 I think by the “Peggy is only doing the same thing” he meant that just like DG, Peggy also created things that were unique to hip hop, challenged the game as a whole, and inspired many other people to do the same
Jesse G same could be said ab DG. The point I’m making is that they both changed shit up and gave people a new taste of something. That’s why I think it’s more damaging to say how it’s sad for Peggy to be compared to dg
@@labyrinthdweller6707 I didn't mean it's sad in a way to diss DeathGrips I meant because literally everyone compares them. And its known to piss Peggy off and I thought it was funny that this video did that exact thing haha
@@Mira2Cold it's a no jumper interview where they briefly talk about this about 5 minutes in. They don't even shade it that much, go listen for yourself
I felt like “Jpegmafia type beat” was more of a cometary on people comparing all his music to death grips in general, but thats just how I interpreted it
Not to mention that Peggy accidentally created the first vaporwave project known as Dreamcast Summer Songs Edit: This comment is dumb and makes no sense whatsoever
@@noot_2 by accidental he probably means it didnt really create or influence the genre or the people who are considered the founders of vaporwave, it was separate from the movement.
ooh man i disagree COMPLETELY about peggy being more cerebral rather than viceral. viceral is the exact word i would use to describe so much of his production. and i'm also turning up to his stuff on the DAILY lol.
I get what you’re saying, I fell like I have both. I can think about the messages on All My Heros and feel cerebral as i vibe to the instrumentals in EP! As well. But then I throw on ALLCAPS or baby I’m bleeding and the hype is tangible even when I’m alone. I don’t go to concerts, though, crowds aren’t really my thing, so I can’t even imagine what a crowd at a JPEG show is like. I interpreted Volksgeist’s message as saying that in person the visceral feelings can manifest in the crowd in a way that Is difficult to achieve by yourself, and without those intense feelings taking over your thoughts, you naturally reflect on his messages more which can be more cerebral. Just wanted to share some of my thoughts, cause I definitely agree with both of y’all.
I agree with you. I listen to peggy mostly because of the crazy industrial sounds and awesome production. You never know what's next. Of course the message is important, but for me it's the experimental vein of his work that really stands out from a creative point of view.
I love your videos man. Peggy has to be in my top 5 biggest inspirations, he's fucking insane, his production is surreal and he comes out as fearless when it comes to saying shit
thought it was funny when you were like "howd this guy go from being in the military to writing anti-establishment, anti-racist songs?" bc i was like actually being exposed to the worst horrors america has to offer and then leaving and becoming a leftist makes perfect sense to me 🤷♂
@@Volksgeist maybe, points where made tho by Peggy himself too, so stop being the white kid with glasses that they where talking about and accept the criticism 🥸
One of the most unique rappers to do it and the fact that he produces all his stuff just pushes him beyond anyone out right now imo. He’ll go down in history as one of the best artists of this generation
loved this video overall, hopefully this can enlighten various perspectives and background information for anyone interested or any music listener who encounters his own artistic ideas appreciate the fact that you even went in thorough detail about his past experiences, his mixtapes and his level of growth, maturity and development if anyone wants someone to recommend an album from his discography, I feel that listening to LP! gives a more diverse perspective and insight to his own music. from there you may listen to other experimental albums based on sociopolitical ideas (Veteran or AMHAC, pick your poison)
@@dexter123423 it's so fucking difficult to decide. this year i had ~7k minutes JPEGMAFIA and Devon Hendryx and still don't know what my fav project is. they're all so amazing!
I love what peggy has to say but for me it's the visceral reaction to his production that keeps me coming back time and time again. His shits gets under your skin with the weird percs and effects, but then the melodies and grooves stick even harder because you get knocked off balance.
i remember hearing veteran for the first time, it almost blindsided me. i had heard experimental hip hop before through death grips but it was just so different, i didn’t realize music could sound like that but it was so intriguing i’ve been listening ever since.
Got some wrong/missed though; probably unintentionally. Main things for me were all the early projects not covered, or even mentioned **still a cool video though
You know bro. I’m over here watching Peggy’s no jumper interview and honestly disappointed. The shots seemed to be aimed at you and the “general” music reviewer or whatever but I’m kinda tired of it. Idk how you may feel about it if you do see it or even read this but. Keep this shit up bro. This type of content helps music grow for the public and gain interest for artist.
Came back to this after Peggy and Adam 22 took an absolute shit on volksgeist lmao I thought it was a good video, turns out this shit is horribly inaccurate. Should’ve known to stop watching after the TLR beef
@@evildaughter4 him and Trap Lore Ross had a beef a while back and Volksgeist's response was probably the most pretentious video I've ever watched on the internet. Man acted as if he were a full-on child.
Great video, the one thing that was missing was how much of his production style and inspiration comes from Throbbing Gristle. While it’s tempting to compare him to Death Grips his industrial style really comes from throbbing gristle. The harsh noise, the disturbing samples, as well as just all of the unorthodox production choices are all very much from Throbbing Gristle. His ethos of experimentation really comes from more gritty sampling of the likes of throbbing gristle, then something like death grips or yeezus which is more refined minimalistic industrial. I think that what makes him special is he takes from the core and very first industrial band rather then kind of cookie cutter formula of what we expect from industrial. In a lot of his interviews in the Veteran era he mentioned how TG was his biggest influence, but now these days as his style has gotten a bit more poppy I think it’s more on Ye. Still very cool video
I recently saw Peggy in Michigan, seeing him perform and interact w fans was so tight. He seemed so happy to be making fans happy. I'm glad this man got to elevate himself to where he is. He deserves it. A true inspiration.
I very much so appreciate Peggy's approach to music as a whole. I do think he falls under the same trap of a reactionary that supports uprisings that inevitably does more harm to the same people they claim to want to help and support and give a voice to. I understand the turmoil of a darker skinned individual in America at the moment and while i'm not black I get it. The system in America inevitably helps those on top as they just have more resources. That being said I think Peggy's turn from something like Black Ben Carson to a more general target was the best move. I don't agree with the extreme shit Peggy says and wants to have happen but it's very understandable to be jaded with the world and your country and wanting to find an outlet for the inconceivable anger you garnered throughout.
3:22 that is actually “Ballad Of A Poor Man”, track 1 from the album. “violent fighting to come again” is just a short instrumental used as an interlude, track 4 on the album
im so glad he is the type of artist to be himself and not try to cater to a certain crowd. i love his music, i dont even listen for the issues all the time even though i appreciate it because its so empowering. the beats are insane. i turn up to him on a regular.
I don’t think he actually cared about his country. That’s not why he fought. His experience goes much deeper. Poverty, military, abuse, violence and he’s black. Gives you a very different perspective from an average American. Coming back to that point about the military he fought for himself. Because he didn’t have anything else to do. And that is who the military is searching for. He said it himself I think.
Peggy tracks just stick with you, the they scratch your ear in a certain way no other music can, cause it’s uniquely his, that’s why his bangers are some of the best music this decade
"Course, discordant, industrial, intense" thanks for putting that into words. I've been wondering how to properly warn people before showing them Peggy
Super weird, I was at the show (the Crofoot in Pontiac, MI) that all the live footage comes from at the end. I stood next to the dude who filmed it, he was like 7 ft tall lmao
It’s about time! Jpegmafia is such an influential artist and he is just getting started. He will fr go down as one of the best artists in the music industry. For me, Peggy just did experimental music right and actually pretty listenable
Been listening to him actively since Black Ben Carson, but some of his earlier work as Devon Hendryx is also incredible. Peggy is going to go down as the modern Doom in the sense he’s probably your favourite rapper’s favourite rapper.
Wrong track title at 03:02 it's actually called *"Ballad of a Poor Man"* 😊 Edit: Just saw another comment mention this from a couple months ago so i guess you already know
Peggy is so inspiring to me as a black man. Being so unapologetically and abrasively himself and making music that exemplifies that. Nobody is doing it like him and I respect him a ton. Hope he continues to grow and get the recognition he deserves.
Same!
Same brother
Same
Same brother
Peggy the typa artist you play on your headphones but not at the party. That holds his commercial success back but does he care?
Talk about cognitive dissonance, I used to feel that way so much happier without them fakes vamping on me, can’t even stay up. Shalom
fuck nah i blast peggy anywhere and everywhere lmfao
i mean you could crank jesus forgive me im a thot
@@Nalinalinali "yo this song fire, what's it called?
*"Jesus forgive me I'm a thot"*
Jesus Forgive Me I'm a Thot
1539 N. Calvert
Thot Tactics
Prone
Free the Frail
Fix Urself
Hazard Duty Oay
Rebound
been waiting for this one. great as always V
Biggie facts
❤❤❤
Peggy is honest to God my biggest inspiration. I first heard him through his COLORS performance and have been hooked ever since. The way his beats can be dark violent and then transform into shining beauty while he raps about what he wants unafraid is amazing to me and I can't wait for him to blow-up like he deserves.
peggy and adam definitely weren’t fucking with this video
was looking for this comment
Why not?
@@thringleader i guess is because he went to deep into it or is not what his music meant to be with his own interpretations like in Veteran
Peggy is so badass n rebellious (yawn)
yeah lol. Dude reached too far with his own opinions
hello white kid with glasses
Yo
Hello 👋👋👋🙋♀️🤗🤗🙋🏿🙋♂️
Hi
Close but I haven’t got my prescription yet 😂😂
I’m actually a white dude with contacts
Just saw the no jumper interview 😅 apparently Peggy hates these videos
I was just about to say the same thing 😅
I mean what doesn't he hate
Can't wait for his next song, "Margaret Thatcher plays Among Us at 3 AM"
"I Will Commit Several Vehicular Manslaughters, One Of Which Will Include Newt Gingrich"
crazy thing is that this is the typa shit he would name his songs
They were talking shit about this video on No Jumper interview with Peggy. Lol
Am I the only one who picked up on JPEGMAFIA and Adam dissing Volksgeist and this video???
Listening to it rn lmaooo
lmao I thought the same thing
LMAO THIS IS DEF THE WHITE BOU THEY WERE TALKING ABOUT IN NO JUMPER
i know right hahahahah
Peggy:
_You think you know me_
Adam and Peggy totally made fun of you on the new no jumper interview lol
Peggy made fun of this video on No Jumper
peggy called u out on no jumper lol
What did he say
rainbow six has better prod than dd form
@@akanastasya slightly disagree but both great songs
@@thewildking999he said that this white boy don’t know what he be thinking when he makes his beats
another cool thing about jpeg is he has a good understanding of the internet and music on the internet today, one example being having songs like JPEGMAFIA TYPE BEAT, making his song the first that comes up when people look for people copying him, or another is the song 1488 on veteran, which he named after the white supremacist hate symbol but the song is him talking shit to them and threatening them, so if someone searches for songs with those numbers in them they'll find him attacking them
Ay jpeg kinda went in on the nojumper interview lol
1539 N. Calvert one of the best hip hop instrumentals ever
Peggy can never escape his name being mentioned with Death Grips. Sad shit lol
I don’t know about that. DG challenged shit, they created stuff that is unique to hip hop. They inspired a lot of people. Peggy is only doing the same thing. Why would you think that’s a bad thing?
@@labyrinthdweller6707 Peggy is not doing the "the same thing". His beats are uniquely his sound, there are soo many rappers that don't even know what to do with his beats which shows he's not doing the same shit. Death Grips is great but so is Peggy. All I'm saying is that everyone always puts Peggy's name with DeathGrips because just cus he's a black guy that has done noise/experimental kind of hip hop before.
@@labyrinthdweller6707 I think by the “Peggy is only doing the same thing” he meant that just like DG, Peggy also created things that were unique to hip hop, challenged the game as a whole, and inspired many other people to do the same
Jesse G same could be said ab DG. The point I’m making is that they both changed shit up and gave people a new taste of something. That’s why I think it’s more damaging to say how it’s sad for Peggy to be compared to dg
@@labyrinthdweller6707 I didn't mean it's sad in a way to diss DeathGrips I meant because literally everyone compares them. And its known to piss Peggy off and I thought it was funny that this video did that exact thing haha
I like the video commentary. the visuals in past understanding are great but more content like this! please!
There are still lots of visuals :)
You’re just one step from looking like Anthony Fantano
u 100% got shaded by peggy on no jumper lmao
Where can I find this??
what
@@Mira2Cold it's a no jumper interview where they briefly talk about this about 5 minutes in. They don't even shade it that much, go listen for yourself
@@tyler_da_wiz th-cam.com/video/Q_rp9L3USU8/w-d-xo.html
@@tyler_da_wiz which one is it
got me hyped to listen to him again, never fully delved into his music
I felt like “Jpegmafia type beat” was more of a cometary on people comparing all his music to death grips in general, but thats just how I interpreted it
the ghost pop tape is honestly one of my favorite albums ever
Same, I wish I could marry an album
He’s remastering it and putting it on a all major streaming services !!! Can’t wait
Not to mention that Peggy accidentally created the first vaporwave project known as Dreamcast Summer Songs
Edit: This comment is dumb and makes no sense whatsoever
He knew what he was doing, not accidental
@@noot_2 by accidental he probably means it didnt really create or influence the genre or the people who are considered the founders of vaporwave, it was separate from the movement.
that aint vaporwave you ppl r just pretentious
@@theseoldhomes Cry about it
@@filesjofficial is that the best u got?
ooh man i disagree COMPLETELY about peggy being more cerebral rather than viceral. viceral is the exact word i would use to describe so much of his production. and i'm also turning up to his stuff on the DAILY lol.
Peggy creates such an unsettling, jarring atmosphere at times. Definitely visceral, but cerebral with the lyrical content.
words words words
I get what you’re saying, I fell like I have both.
I can think about the messages on All My Heros and feel cerebral as i vibe to the instrumentals in EP! As well.
But then I throw on ALLCAPS or baby I’m bleeding and the hype is tangible even when I’m alone.
I don’t go to concerts, though, crowds aren’t really my thing, so I can’t even imagine what a crowd at a JPEG show is like. I interpreted Volksgeist’s message as saying that in person the visceral feelings can manifest in the crowd in a way that Is difficult to achieve by yourself, and without those intense feelings taking over your thoughts, you naturally reflect on his messages more which can be more cerebral.
Just wanted to share some of my thoughts, cause I definitely agree with both of y’all.
Rainbow six and baby I’m bleeding are definitely some of the best songs to turn up
I agree with you. I listen to peggy mostly because of the crazy industrial sounds and awesome production. You never know what's next. Of course the message is important, but for me it's the experimental vein of his work that really stands out from a creative point of view.
Jpeg is one of the most quality and interesting artists out there at the moment
I love your videos man. Peggy has to be in my top 5 biggest inspirations, he's fucking insane, his production is surreal and he comes out as fearless when it comes to saying shit
thought it was funny when you were like "howd this guy go from being in the military to writing anti-establishment, anti-racist songs?" bc i was like actually being exposed to the worst horrors america has to offer and then leaving and becoming a leftist makes perfect sense to me 🤷♂
Polly is easily one of Peggy’s greatest work. To call it underrated is an understatement.
I can't tell if they were talking about you in the NoJumper interview orrrr???? 🤣
NoJumper is washed
it is , these music journalists are so corny
@@Volksgeist maybe, points where made tho by Peggy himself too, so stop being the white kid with glasses that they where talking about and accept the criticism 🥸
@@Volksgeist maybe but peggy WASHED you on that shit
i think adam22 mentioned you in the peggy interview lmao
I usually refer to JPEGMafia as the ProBlack Tyler the Creator.
That’s gold
lmaooo
this is the worst yet the best description of him
@@kiayamwak3778 pretty damn wild.
what do this mean
6:42 I absolutely love the song. Draws great parallels to cops killing innocent people and enforces that feeling in reverse
One of the most unique rappers to do it and the fact that he produces all his stuff just pushes him beyond anyone out right now imo. He’ll go down in history as one of the best artists of this generation
He also mix & masters all his music and he’s great at it.
i love the descriptive adjectives you use to describe the music. very on point and that’s difficult
I have an exposé to do on jpegmafia and know that you made the research ten times easier, thank you !
loved this video overall, hopefully this can enlighten various perspectives and background information for anyone interested or any music listener who encounters his own artistic ideas
appreciate the fact that you even went in thorough detail about his past experiences, his mixtapes and his level of growth, maturity and development
if anyone wants someone to recommend an album from his discography, I feel that listening to LP! gives a more diverse perspective and insight to his own music. from there you may listen to other experimental albums based on sociopolitical ideas (Veteran or AMHAC, pick your poison)
Thank you I’m glad you liked it!!
Hey just a heads up it's dd form "two fourteen" - it's the paperwork you get when you get discharged from the military
peg & adam shit on this was funny af
skipping EP! and EP2! is a shame! they're amazing^^ also generation y is amazing :)
Yeah, those two projects were important for bridging the gap between AMHAC and LP!
@@mzotrawudeejay tbh EP2! might be my fav peggy project
but he also skipped generation y which is pretty unfortunate....
EP2 was my favorite Peggy project until LP came out.
@@dexter123423 it's so fucking difficult to decide. this year i had ~7k minutes JPEGMAFIA and Devon Hendryx and still don't know what my fav project is. they're all so amazing!
Peggy is combo of my two favorite things: Radiohead and Rap
PFP checks out
*high fives*
yup
i feel like peggy would hate this video idk why
Good for him
U trippin
Probably cuz it seems rushed
Man's fucked up The Ghost Pop Tape song and left cut out edits in
Hahahaha no fucking doubt
yep he do and so much lol look at the new no jumper interview of him. he did also dissed volksgeist. peggy diss video when, volksgeist?!?
This dude is 4/4 in his album run and I'm going seeing this dude in April and I cannot fucking waaaiiiittt
I love what peggy has to say but for me it's the visceral reaction to his production that keeps me coming back time and time again. His shits gets under your skin with the weird percs and effects, but then the melodies and grooves stick even harder because you get knocked off balance.
i remember hearing veteran for the first time, it almost blindsided me. i had heard experimental hip hop before through death grips but it was just so different, i didn’t realize music could sound like that but it was so intriguing i’ve been listening ever since.
I’m so glad an in depth analysis exists about peggy now.
Got some wrong/missed though; probably unintentionally. Main things for me were all the early projects not covered, or even mentioned
**still a cool video though
PEGGY SAID YOU DONT KNOW WHAT YOURE TALKING ABOUT.
You know bro.
I’m over here watching Peggy’s no jumper interview and honestly disappointed. The shots seemed to be aimed at you and the “general” music reviewer or whatever but I’m kinda tired of it.
Idk how you may feel about it if you do see it or even read this but. Keep this shit up bro. This type of content helps music grow for the public and gain interest for artist.
Came back to this after Peggy and Adam 22 took an absolute shit on volksgeist lmao
I thought it was a good video, turns out this shit is horribly inaccurate. Should’ve known to stop watching after the TLR beef
whats the TLR beef?
@@evildaughter4 him and Trap Lore Ross had a beef a while back and Volksgeist's response was probably the most pretentious video I've ever watched on the internet. Man acted as if he were a full-on child.
3:03 That’s actually the first track named “Ballad of a Poor Man”. Track 3 is just a 20 second interlude leading to “Behold, A Pale Horse”.
Track 3 is HBK. You’re thinking track 4 for the 20s one with that title
@@troop53no oh yeah! My bad.
@@troop53no here's the man's with all the Peggy live content
@@Alief.Prophet 💕
Great video, the one thing that was missing was how much of his production style and inspiration comes from Throbbing Gristle. While it’s tempting to compare him to Death Grips his industrial style really comes from throbbing gristle. The harsh noise, the disturbing samples, as well as just all of the unorthodox production choices are all very much from Throbbing Gristle. His ethos of experimentation really comes from more gritty sampling of the likes of throbbing gristle, then something like death grips or yeezus which is more refined minimalistic industrial. I think that what makes him special is he takes from the core and very first industrial band rather then kind of cookie cutter formula of what we expect from industrial. In a lot of his interviews in the Veteran era he mentioned how TG was his biggest influence, but now these days as his style has gotten a bit more poppy I think it’s more on Ye. Still very cool video
So... All music is Death Grips?
No jumperrrrrrrrr
loved the video, hope you're doing good bro. love the growth and content as always
You too bro!!!
For the love of god, I’m so happy this is here. His recent concert was definitely a pinnacle moment in my life.
I recently saw Peggy in Michigan, seeing him perform and interact w fans was so tight. He seemed so happy to be making fans happy. I'm glad this man got to elevate himself to where he is. He deserves it. A true inspiration.
bro he talked about you in his interview with NoJumper
Surely I'm not the only one to 'turn up' to Peggy. His beats are hard af no matter what
I very much so appreciate Peggy's approach to music as a whole. I do think he falls under the same trap of a reactionary that supports uprisings that inevitably does more harm to the same people they claim to want to help and support and give a voice to. I understand the turmoil of a darker skinned individual in America at the moment and while i'm not black I get it. The system in America inevitably helps those on top as they just have more resources. That being said I think Peggy's turn from something like Black Ben Carson to a more general target was the best move. I don't agree with the extreme shit Peggy says and wants to have happen but it's very understandable to be jaded with the world and your country and wanting to find an outlet for the inconceivable anger you garnered throughout.
LP! Is my favorite album.
Holy W taste
3:22 that is actually “Ballad Of A Poor Man”, track 1 from the album.
“violent fighting to come again” is just a short instrumental used as an interlude, track 4 on the album
ty
lmao how they get the number, name, and song wrong tf
Find Jesus
That pfp is so fucking hard
14:27 whoever recorded that must've been like right next to me I was at the same show lol
That was me:
th-cam.com/video/Ucs1o1ImkW0/w-d-xo.html
im so glad he is the type of artist to be himself and not try to cater to a certain crowd. i love his music, i dont even listen for the issues all the time even though i appreciate it because its so empowering. the beats are insane. i turn up to him on a regular.
15:13 got an editing error i think here. Good vid tho
Volksgeist really went into depth with this one. Big respect, been watching for awhile 🤙🏻
Nice to see him get more exposure now
I don’t think he actually cared about his country. That’s not why he fought. His experience goes much deeper. Poverty, military, abuse, violence and he’s black. Gives you a very different perspective from an average American.
Coming back to that point about the military he fought for himself. Because he didn’t have anything else to do. And that is who the military is searching for. He said it himself I think.
Real shit. Gonna check him out now. He really is qualified to say it. Thankful for him, and you for this video
I hope you've enjoyed his music
3:03 is actually track 01: ballad of a poor man
hes one of the best things to happen to hip hop since kendrick lamar
Peggy tracks just stick with you, the they scratch your ear in a certain way no other music can, cause it’s uniquely his, that’s why his bangers are some of the best music this decade
Hella inspiring, about to report it so youtube can understand peggy too❤️
I know he talks about talking heads. He does not take their influence, he’s much more on the hardcore side of punk rather than post punk
"Course, discordant, industrial, intense" thanks for putting that into words. I've been wondering how to properly warn people before showing them Peggy
Understanding Jai Paul please he’s my fav artist ever and he’s a literal unicorn
Beautiful video tho! I love these it’s my fav series on TH-cam
Dude sampled a pig getting shot. GOAT shit
Super weird, I was at the show (the Crofoot in Pontiac, MI) that all the live footage comes from at the end. I stood next to the dude who filmed it, he was like 7 ft tall lmao
Volksgeist when we having that lp! REDUX 10/10 review
everybody gangsta until the pit opens up, rainbow six comes on, and the lights go out
I saw peggy in April this year, honestly he is fucking incredible live. I would recommend it 100% if anyone gets the chance
It’s about time! Jpegmafia is such an influential artist and he is just getting started. He will fr go down as one of the best artists in the music industry. For me, Peggy just did experimental music right and actually pretty listenable
Been listening to him actively since Black Ben Carson, but some of his earlier work as Devon Hendryx is also incredible. Peggy is going to go down as the modern Doom in the sense he’s probably your favourite rapper’s favourite rapper.
HIS NAME ISNT DEVIN 💀💀
Have you done a Understanding Vince Staples?
uhm i think peggy just roasted the fuck outta u on the no jumper interview lmao
3:06
This isn't violent fighting to come again
It's Ballad of A Poor Man
I've been listening to LP! nonstop, love it!
Volksgeist is too underrated
3:22 That's the first track, Ballad of A Poor Man. HBK is track 3, Violent Fighting to Come Again is track 4 and its a 20 second interlude
been wanting a vid like this on jpeg for a while
ben waiting for this video since the poll, great video today :)
Wrong track title at 03:02 it's actually called *"Ballad of a Poor Man"* 😊
Edit: Just saw another comment mention this from a couple months ago so i guess you already know
JPEG ,,best hairline in the game" MAFIA
I actually do think Peggy alienates a ton of listeners lol
Your reviewing my second favorite rapper of all time, Awesome Sauce.
I’ve only heard like less than 15 songs from JPEG but dang this dude is interesting never think he have a background like this
I’m so excited to see him in the town next month
The Ghost Pop Tape is very fckn good, it feels so intimate and atmospheric, great quality
This sounds like a video made by a guy Peggy specifically hates. Really weak genius-annotated-level take.