JUST WANTED TO QUICKLY SAY: I forgot to mention in the video, but obviously if you enjoy one of these albums, no hate towards you or the artist who made the project. Just because I might not have enjoyed something or a bald man on the internet didn't enjoy something doesn't mean you have to hate it. Thank you all for the support on this video and all of my content from 2022, if you want more video essays or music opinion videos, feel free to subscribe! ❤️
Even Melon said if you enjoy any of these more power to you. I disagree with some reviews but most 0s or 1s for me are incredibly mind numbing or astonishingly bad. (I liked destroy Lonely, some of 93punx, dance Gavin dance instigratification and some of Father of All was okay)
I don't think its a coincidence that 3/5 of the artists who have received a 0 are artists which have previously been enjoyed by Fantano and were rather critically acclaimed. Something to do with expectation and context obviously.
that’s kind of how he describes the difference between a NOT GOOD and a 0. Not good is basically a non-starter. It’s not surprising that it’s bad. 0s are disappointments.
I love how you started the first album like “oh come on melon, this is not 0 worthy” and by the SECOND SONG ALREADY you were screaming and agonizing in pain
Dw I didn’t forget. I’m doing a video similar in structure to this one, so there will be more than one reaction in it, which is why it’s taking longer than normal!
Just a heads up, that song RIP T was literally a dedication to a dead friend. "I got bars, bars, fuckin cars Aeroplanes, deep massage Bars, bars, fire, fire Tell your girl I won't retire" Dude if I die, and someone makes a song THAT shitty as a dedication, sue them on my behalf please.
@@Quirkay The fact that you heard the song, someone asked "Who's T" and you said "No idea" says a LOT about the person writing the song It genuinely comes off more like a diss, than a dedication lmao
somewhat late on my end but "bars" and "cars" has to be the worst rhyme in all of hip hop. I remember being 10 seeing people use just that in roblox rap battles and yet we have actual successful rappers using it
This album was a cry for help. He wasn't pretending on anything. This album was a therapy for him, he was very suicidal and fucked up at the point when he released this album.
If you watch the Cudi documentary he doesn’t even want to talk about the album and shuts down the interviewer because he was in such a dark place (on the verge of suicide) and basically said he was just “screaming in the mic”. I personally don’t knock it against his catalogue
@@Quirkay for sure, overtime I’ve learned to really appreciate it and come back to a lot of the tracks (once you take out the rough/empty songs and the skits)
@@willis4574 yeah, cudi my favourite artist but I got like 6 on my playlist, embers is my favourite I do love it a lot, took a long time to even like any of it
I know absolutely nothing about Kid Cudi aside from his vague existence in my life in the mid to late 2000s but never disliked him I would assume on my very limited knowledge, that he is a professional musician that made a living doing music, and as every artist knows, you make at ton of music that you yourself don't like in the process If he was going through an emotionally tough time, it'd totally make sense that the writing suffered in some way
I know absolutely nothing about Kid Cudi aside from his vague existence in my life in the mid to late 2000s but never disliked him I would assume on my very limited knowledge, that he is a professional musician that made a living doing music, and as every artist knows, you make at ton of music that you yourself don't like in the process If he was going through an emotionally tough time, it'd totally make sense that the writing suffered in some way
Tbh I respect the huge risk he took in that album but yeah it's so bad lmao it's remarkable it didn't tank his career like The Big Day did to Chance the Rapper
@@JohnDarksoul69 I think it didn't ruin his career because he didn't double down like how Chance did? Like Chance was very dismissive and deflective of the reviews and feedback from his fan, plus all the shit that happened in the background. Well correct me if I'm wrong, don't know if Cudi had the same reaction as Chance or not really
There's an online theory about Father of All... It pretty much says Green Day wanted to just fulfill their contract with Reprise and then do their own thing. It kind of makes sense considering they didn't seem to have fun playing or making these songs at all, they also did the absolute worse to promote the album, with cheesy promises and an awful album cover.
I'm in support of that theory but I do enjoy Father of All for what its worth. I love that they just kind of wrote whatever. As a songwriter myself, that just feels incredibly freeing to not put yourself in a box or feel defined by previous works. Even if it was just a contractual Album. My guitarist feels like 21st Century Breakdown was like that cause he feels they just rehashed a lot of themes from American Idiot. I totally understand his perspective but still absolutely love that record.
Not all of them are *significantly worse* than his 0s, because I can remember of at least 6 not good albuns that he just wasn’t feeling like writing a complete review and just slapped a “not good” because he kinda already expected the album to, well, not be good and the album wasn’t that good. Like the Greta Van Fleet album, Imagine Dragons’ Origins, Muse’s Will of The People, these aren’t as bad as a Speeding Bullet 2 Heaven or a Father of All, just weren’t worthy of a melon review.
lil peep’s come over when you’re sober pt. 1 got a not good too, which is wild bc it’s a great project. his criticisms are all totally fair tho lol, probably just not antknee’s cup of tea
it's a real fucking shame whatever happened with the creation of big day because his other work just gets completely overshadowed by how bad it is, his new singles after big day are actually pretty damn good so I think he just really dropped the ball on it, he hasn't gotten worse as a rapper
aparently it was hella rushed. he announced the album in february of the same year without starting ANYTHING on the album. and according to his manager, most of the studio sessions were freestyle driven and random guest features were brought in based on vibes
Acid rap and 10 day are legendary mixtapes. And yea Chance definitely still can rap. The big day wasn’t bad because Chance forgot how to rap, it was bad because it was extremely rushed. When focused tho chance is a very sharp lyricist.
ive been listening to some of his newer music and i think it's crazy how much he's hated on nowadays. i hate the big day but i wish people would listen to his new music.
dude! i’m glad you brought up these new singles because they’re SOOO much better than the big day. i didn’t even hate the big day like everyone else but it’s a breath of fresh air. i’m excited for his next project
I think one of the major contributions to "The Big Day" getting a zero is that the worst part of the album is Chance himself. You might get some great production or a decent feature and then Chance comes in and almost ruins it. Imagine putting out a project that would be mostly improved by removing your contributions. I do think you got it right with your analysis about how the later half might sour people on the better songs on subsequent listens, even if it did not for you.
Yeah that take makes a lot of sense. Maybe the album didn’t sound bad, but Chance’s artistic inputs felt overshadowed by everyone that featured on the project. It’s still my favorite album of the 5, but your input made me think so thank you
I don’t think that makes it worthy of a zero though. In my opinion for a album to be a zero it needs zero redeeming qualities that’s why it’s a zero. Bad production, bad features if any, bad everything. So I disagree with fantano on the big day. There’s to many decent elements for it to be a zero in my opinion.
@@Alexander-hi8bo I feel like people tend to forget that he reviews albums as a whole and not just individual songs. Doesn’t really matter if the album has decent songs. What really matters is if the album was a good listen all the way through from start to finish all in one take. Unfortunately the later half of the album just makes it borderline unlistenable to listen to as an actual abulm
The reason people hated The Big Day was because it was so corny and such a let down compared to his previous two projects, which were both amazing. The album itself isn’t completely terrible, but compared to his previous works it’s really bad.
I would disagree with the critics that say Green Day hasn’t evolved. I think they evolved so much to the point of devolving to the writing of a 14 year old who just learned power chords
@@Quirkay and abt you saying that he isn't a good person.. maybe try looking up interviews with him and think twice b4 speaking, cuz I've noticed some weird stuff you said that sounded kinda forced imo
All good! Ken has def grown on me as I've heard more of his stuff. While I might not like X very much, I can certainly understand and respect why people do
Something to note about Green Day's FOAMF album is that they basically rushed it out to finish their contract w/Reprise. Most of the tracks were b-sides from The Network's (Green Day's new wave band) "Money Money 2020 Pt.2" and the rest were throwaways from musicals and other non-GD related music projects that Billie Joe Armstrong had writing credits on.
I would argue it deserves at the very least a 1/10 since it's a 10 song album and Graffitia is a pretty solid 21st century breakdown style song. There are some other songs at least decent enough to outdo most of Uno Dos or Tre songs.
@@Quirkay well I also agree with him on the Ken Carson angle because I think it sounds HORRIBLE and makes me wish I had no ears but yeah almost certainly is the reason he picked Chance combined with how far off it was from the expectations Chance had set with his prior music
It's not a kick drum pedal. Fantano is wrong. It is slapback delay that was compressed too heavy along with the kick tone leading to the sqeaking. Kick pedal has way more clicking/mechanical timbre to it
Tones and I to me is like the total opposite of 100 gecs. Like Dylan and Laura show an eclectic range of styles from album to album, track to track, moment to moment, instrument to instrument. yet they got a real good understanding on stuff like catchy melodies and impactful beats, when to reel in the kookyness for something more conventional like Stupid Horse or Hollywood Baby, or when to strike the listener when they least expect it with something extra messed like a drop-dead noise wall or a collection of samples that concludes in a ballad about abusive boyfriends Tones and I just sounds like every acrid trope from music of the last 10 years and condenses it into raw, unfiltered, cringe. Only learning the production values and aesthetics of acts like Imagine Dragons and Adele, without taking notes on what people actually authentically enjoy their music
the title track on speeding bullet 2 heaven is the only song on that album i'll defend. i genuinely kinda love that song because you really FEEL the depressed mania he was going through during the making of that album, and instrumentally it's actually pretty great
It seems like the 0 for X (and in the same breath, the 1 for No Stylist,) was more of a statement as to what the albums represented for Fantano, and not necessarily what the music itself sounded like.
@@R-H-B Well, he states that both releases are because Carti can’t keep up with the mass demand for the sound he’s helped push, so he’s gotten artists that are similar to him on a label to push that style. I think that gave Fantano the ick because of what the music itself represents to him. In his eyes, the music is derivative and therefore inferior to what it’s trying to imitate. I can imagine he hated listening to it with that pre-text in mind.
My problem with Fantanos ranking is that its held as this objective piece of truth and fact when its so obvious its his opinion that Stevie Wonder could see it from kilometers away. Not his problem, but more with his fans
No that's a shit excuse and a cope. The problem is people like you pretending there is a problem to begin with. Everyone knows it's his opinion, there's just a lot of people that agree with his opinions. Nobody is claiming it as objecive fact, but people like you just "feel" like people are, simply because a lot of people share an opinion that goes contrary to your own. You mistake yourself, you're actually the cringelord here, nobody else.
@@SkrubsTheNeko Inaccurate. You do not suffer through Angelic 2 the Core. It is a wonderful, beautiful experience, regardless of the actual quality of the music.
@@genesisosuna I think the somewhat nihilistic vibe on tracks like delinquent makes me vibe to it even more, but then again I am an edgelord that enjoys doing ecstasy occasionally so no professional opinion 😂
I completely understand why someone would dislike Ken Carson but honestly X was my favorite album of the year. The off kilter flows the constant high energy the stupid lyrics about women and clothes and guns is just so lovable to me.
I love him exactly because he's corny. I'm the guy who's always going to tell an awful pun at every opportunity. X is the album for Yeat fans who love dad jokes
I'm glad that I wasn't alone in taking a break halfway when listening to Tones and I. That album is the equivalent of seeing *technically* correct AI art, everything is functioning but *GOD*, does it hurt to look at. Though knowing the context of Speeding Bullet to Heaven, I can't in good faith give it a 0. It's a one for the fact that it's purely for venting, objectively it's bad, but I can't say that Kid Cudi should be ashamed for releasing it. In a way I'm glad it happened considering that he was in such a bad headspace. Also god you're right, actual music just sounds better after listening to these... *sounds*
I'm glad that Cudi's album was helpful for both him and some of his fans. I'd never shame someone for listening to music that helps them mentally. But yeah, it's an incredibly boring and uninteresting listen in my honest opinion.
our country is culturally rancid on the best of days and Tones and I is still one of our worst exports at least we gave the world King Gizz, Dirty Three, The Avalanches, etc (special shoutouts to The Veronicas for their music aging surprisingly well)
Ngl at my first listen of SB2H i only really liked Confused and Handle with Care, but recently i gained an appreciation of the whole album when i went through a period where i could identify with the topic. Although the skits are crimes against my ears.
That’s a respectable take, I mentioned in my reaction that I don’t want to take away from some of the clearly rough times Cudi went through making the album. However, I still think it sounds bad lol. If you don’t think it sounds bad, awesome!
Green Day will be forever one of my all time favorites. I could not believe what they did with father of all. Thank god the lead Billie Joe created The Longshot around the same time because it’s far better and actually is passionate music.
The main reason The Big Day gets so much hate is because of how different and great Chance’s music was in the past also there was so much hype because it was his first “album”
I know this is all about the 0s, but can I just say that you've got excellent taste with your palette cleansers? I'll Try Living Like This and Richard D. James Album especially! I'd love to see you go in depth about the records that really inspire you and bring you back out of the rut that a bad record might put you in. I'll be subscribing regardless, really excited to see what you'll be uploading next
The only redeeming value Speeding Bullet has is the fact Cudi pushed out of his comfort zone. Cudi made note of it and makes aware that not too many people like it but it's one of those albums for him, as he mentions he was in a dark place. Fantano also mentions that after those few tweets that he thinks the album is still a 0 but has more respect to be in a 0 category. I think for the case of this album is made and only made for Cudi. Edit: with that said this album still fucking blows but you gotta respect Cudi for this
While the context of Speedin Bullet 2 Heaven is understandable, and I do somewhat relate to what Kid Cudi has been going through at the time of this production, I feel like it was still executed very poorly. Given the experimental music in this album, I can't help to compare it to Injury Reserve's "By The Time I Get to Phoenix" which I feel like more appropriately mixes the experimental and alternative sound to hip hop. Then again, that album was made to mourn and respect the member they lost, while Cudi's album was most likely born out of shame and depression.
Its important to understand the strategy behind these albums too. The mad house album and ken carson tap into more of the cheap pop realm of music and serve as the metaphorical McDonald's of music. These albums arent meant to give u an intricate, multi-course meal and an experience to walk away with, rather they throw a bunch of stuff at the wall and hope as much of it sticks, aka goes viral. At the end of the day you go to McDonald's, get the exact same big Mac and fries you got last time and go away until you feel for it again. Even though you know theres not much value there, you know which burgers you like and its cheap and easy. Being a childhood green day fan, that album is like if the band had a month long assignment and only got started when they saw it was due that morning
I’m a huge Green Day fan and I remember when the album cover for father of all came out everyone thought it was a joke. It’s a shame because their album before was a banger. I think you should give Green Day a chance because they have some really good shit. Father of all was the biggest disappointment of 2020
I'll for sure listen to some of their other stuff. I obviously enjoy a lot of their big hits, so I don't want to write them off just because of this disappointing album
I love ken carson and listen to him every day but I understand it's a very acquired taste. Great video and I'm sorry you had to go through this traumatic experience!!!
I'm a big Chance fan and I ragequit halfway through the 6th or 7th track of The Big Day and never came back lol. I do remember liking the first song because it at least sounded like the Chance we all knew, but those lyrics are really rough.
Holy shit a video essay with a few hundred views? I already know this is underrated af I’m looking forward to this Edit: ok nvm it wasn’t a video essay but it was still dope
pleasantly surprised when you mentioned fishmonger, it's one of my favorite albums as well. seeing underscores live warming up for 100 gecs last year was an incredible experience edit: half of the music you showed on your spotify is stuff i listen to all the time lol. brakence is so good
If you haven’t already, this would be a great idea for all his 10/10s. Maybe not a reaction (who hasn’t heard TPAB and KSG???), but just some reviews Also I love SB2H :( but nah it’s fine I respect your opinion
I've heard the majority of the original 10/10s, but recently he's been adding more, it's been hard to keep up... maybe a tier list video could be fun? Also, no hate if you enjoy something I don't like. That's awesome!
@@Quirkay a tier list would be dope. If you’re referring to The Turning Wheel and Sinner Get Ready as the recent 10s, I think a full Sinner Get Ready reaction would be a really interesting video. It’s an emotional rollercoaster and there’s a lot of content and lyrical themes that you would probably make very interesting. You made The Big Day sound like a masterpiece, so I’ll bet your thoughts on SGR would be some high quality stuff, whether it’s positive or not. Just a suggestion of course, go at your own pace. (Not to downplay The Turning Wheel either, that shit is the single best art pop album I’ve ever heard in my life)
The kid Cudi album reminded me of the old Tool sound. If you told me the instrumentals on the album were inspired by Tool, I wouldn’t be surprised, even though that’s unlikely. It wasn’t as bad as people say, it probably just wasn’t received well by hip-hop fans.
As someone into punk and metal, no, it was that bad. His riffs were good but he doesn't evolve his musical ideas. And he just never gets a good beat going. That's when he isn't letting out the whackest, goofiest vocal performance you've ever seen, like Mindless Self Indulgence from Wish. I get what he was going for, I really do, but I really wish he collaborated with a drummer like Travis Barker or Luke Holland to really glue the songs together, and I wish he had someone helping him write lyrics and shaping his vocal performance because it's just... Not good.
One critique I have is that I think you can really do the old sound of the past and make it good. I just think Green Day missed the mark entirely on that front. I also disagree that you can't mention teens in your music when your older, I think if you know your target audience,then go for it. And I know some are gonna say that most of their audience is old now but I'm very much sure the rest just like me are young adults since I still see younger people sporting late 90's to early to mid 2000's punk/rock/metal shirts
I can agree. The sound obviously has worked in the past, but this album did a disservice to the classic rock sound. I also agree that there are plenty of younger Green Day fans (some of their classic tracks BANG), but I think the lyrical content on this album was complete pandering. I still think that if you want this sound or style, the classic albums are a safer bet, but I do agree that there are plenty of modern groups making great rock stuff (heck, Ants from up there released in 2022!)
Honestly I think you have a great personality. Also something you said during this video really stuck with me. I use “like” a lot in my own videos. So I realized it might be better to change that up before it becomes worse. Anyways, this was a cool experience although I didn’t listen to the albums I found this experience to be enjoyable. Some of the verses had me laughing ngl. Good video 👍
I feel like the biggest disappointment of The Big Day was that it's was Chances first commercial album. It had more money and supposedly more time put into than his other projects. So when the albums that were funded using Kit Kat commercial money are seemingly leagues better with more thought and effort put into them, WHILE still keeping the light-hearted nature that The Big Day leans into, it makes the album worth that 0 score. On a side note: When people started clowning on Chance for the lackluster and poor performance of The Big Day, he lashed out on Twitter, attacking not only trolls but legitimate fans who were disappointed at the albums quality. Along with firing a long-time friend who revealed that the album was rushed and not well put together. While this has nothing to do with the songs on the record itself, I believe it's the reason why people say The Big Day ruined Chances career.
Damn I watched this video thinking you had a couple mil subs but you’re still super lowkey. Do more videos like this and you’ll be huge! I laughed my ass off on this one
I always thought of his system as a 0-10 rating system. 1-10 doesn't seem right as a rating range, like, if someone gets absolutely everything wrong how would they get a point for it? 1/10 seems it's 10% right to me
I listened to Confused (from Kid Cudi's album) by chance way before this video and i honestly like it a lot and im curious to hear from other people why they don't like it
That was one of the better tracks for sure, I just didn’t think it had that same punch or memorability that some older Cudi songs have. I’m also just not a fan of the vocal style Cudi used on this album in general. If you enjoy the song, that is awesome!
1:10:44 “why not listen to a song with more lyrical content and slightly weaker instrumentation?” People aren’t coming for lyrical content. Rage as a genre is marked with the sacrifice of lyricism for energy by design and therein lies the appeal. Nobody listens to a rage track to be lyrically regaled. It’s moshpit music. This isn’t a perfect comparison, but it’s like expecting Kurt Cobain to belt out Bob Dylan (or more realistically, Paul McCartney) level lyricism. (p.s. X isn’t a very good rage album as a whole and I’m not defending it. This more pertains to the entire genre.)
After listening to more projects in this genre, this makes a lot of sense. Obviously, I still don't really enjoy the album, but after listening to WLR and even Project X from Ken Carson, the style makes more sense to me. I don't think I was expecting Kendrick-level lyricism, but something like WLR's repetitive lyrics make much more sense for the style as opposed to comparing yourself to a turd LMFAO
Ken carson one of my fav rappers and his style has changed since that album dropped but I respect you a ton because you were open to the album and didn't just purely hate on it like a lot of other people do. It's cool to see how other people react to music differently and thats something thats really cool about you because you don't hate you just go over the facts about stuff.
i've been repping Worth and Zanies And Fools for YEARS and nobody gives them the love they deserve, so happy you enjoyed them! great video and great breakdowns n reactions :)
dude, I was just listening to Daft Punk's Discovery, Madvillainy and The Fall of Troy as the nostalgia was hitting me heavily~ Gotta say, you have a good taste, my friend!
After listening to the shit that was Father of All…, you should listen to a recent album of Green Day’s that’s actually good: Saviors. Dilemma is the best song from Saviors imo. That song gives you an idea of what the album sounds like.
Brad Taste in music prepared me for the Welcome to the Madhouse album. listening to it for 7 hours and getting donated to replay it over and over again 😈
It’s almost a war story you could tell your kids LOL. “It was a treacherous fight, Brad’s chat wouldn’t stop donating and I watched in horror as the Madhouse started once again. I thought I would never make it out alive” something like that y’know
JUST WANTED TO QUICKLY SAY: I forgot to mention in the video, but obviously if you enjoy one of these albums, no hate towards you or the artist who made the project. Just because I might not have enjoyed something or a bald man on the internet didn't enjoy something doesn't mean you have to hate it. Thank you all for the support on this video and all of my content from 2022, if you want more video essays or music opinion videos, feel free to subscribe! ❤️
Even Melon said if you enjoy any of these more power to you. I disagree with some reviews but most 0s or 1s for me are incredibly mind numbing or astonishingly bad. (I liked destroy Lonely, some of 93punx, dance Gavin dance instigratification and some of Father of All was okay)
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love to see it.
how do yousee the amount of streams a song has on spotify? im on pc and i never see stream count when i go to an album, how do you have it?
@@turboshazed7370 father of all is just… man, I can’t even… man
I don't think its a coincidence that 3/5 of the artists who have received a 0 are artists which have previously been enjoyed by Fantano and were rather critically acclaimed. Something to do with expectation and context obviously.
Yeah disappointment certainly plays a role in such a polarizing score
definitely, artists who he has no expectations for usually are just given a not good instead of a scale rating
that’s kind of how he describes the difference between a NOT GOOD and a 0. Not good is basically a non-starter. It’s not surprising that it’s bad. 0s are disappointments.
@@birthdayopossum5422 so idk why he gave ken Carson a 0 then as I don't think fantano would have expected great things from him
@@JamesThomas-dr4sc i think it was just that bad lmao. i’m no anthony fantano rider but that ken carson album was absolutely mind numbing
you should listen to all of his 10/10 albums to ease the pain
Not sure that the Lingua Ignotta album is going to ease any pain lol
@@nintendonut100 lmaoo so does that daughter album
@@yeloe4479 actually, come to think of it has he ever given a 10 to an album that wasn't at least vaguely traumatising?
@@nintendonut100probably just the spellling album 💀
@@nintendonut100 lol and Money Store
I love how you started the first album like “oh come on melon, this is not 0 worthy” and by the SECOND SONG ALREADY you were screaming and agonizing in pain
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Hey bro I'm from the future, Trippie and mgk just got a 0 but it's okay it's only like 25 minutes of suffering
Reaction coming soon! :)
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Dw I didn’t forget. I’m doing a video similar in structure to this one, so there will be more than one reaction in it, which is why it’s taking longer than normal!
Just a heads up, that song RIP T was literally a dedication to a dead friend.
"I got bars, bars, fuckin cars
Aeroplanes, deep massage
Bars, bars, fire, fire
Tell your girl I won't retire"
Dude if I die, and someone makes a song THAT shitty as a dedication, sue them on my behalf please.
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@@Quirkay The fact that you heard the song, someone asked "Who's T" and you said "No idea" says a LOT about the person writing the song
It genuinely comes off more like a diss, than a dedication lmao
somewhat late on my end but "bars" and "cars" has to be the worst rhyme in all of hip hop. I remember being 10 seeing people use just that in roblox rap battles and yet we have actual successful rappers using it
Legal action on GP, my man
I'll have you know, this comment made me laugh.
Kid Kudi writes Rock songs like he's heard about them in myths and legends but never actually heard one.
“Kid cudi” made “Erase me” which is an actually good rock inspired song
This actually made me crack up 😂
This album was a cry for help. He wasn't pretending on anything. This album was a therapy for him, he was very suicidal and fucked up at the point when he released this album.
This is the funniest comment I’ve seen a while. I do love me some speedin bullet to heaven though
I haven’t listened to him at all but how u described him sounds great ngl
If you watch the Cudi documentary he doesn’t even want to talk about the album and shuts down the interviewer because he was in such a dark place (on the verge of suicide) and basically said he was just “screaming in the mic”. I personally don’t knock it against his catalogue
I do feel bad for what Cudi was going through. I obviously didn't enjoy the album but can respect the effort he put into the concept
@@Quirkay for sure, overtime I’ve learned to really appreciate it and come back to a lot of the tracks (once you take out the rough/empty songs and the skits)
@@willis4574 yeah, cudi my favourite artist but I got like 6 on my playlist, embers is my favourite I do love it a lot, took a long time to even like any of it
I know absolutely nothing about Kid Cudi aside from his vague existence in my life in the mid to late 2000s but never disliked him
I would assume on my very limited knowledge, that he is a professional musician that made a living doing music, and as every artist knows, you make at ton of music that you yourself don't like in the process
If he was going through an emotionally tough time, it'd totally make sense that the writing suffered in some way
I know absolutely nothing about Kid Cudi aside from his vague existence in my life in the mid to late 2000s but never disliked him
I would assume on my very limited knowledge, that he is a professional musician that made a living doing music, and as every artist knows, you make at ton of music that you yourself don't like in the process
If he was going through an emotionally tough time, it'd totally make sense that the writing suffered in some way
I'm a die hard Cudi fan and even I haven't sat through SB2H. Insufferable, unbearable, miserable, take your pick.
I read that in Jay-Z’s voice
Tbh I respect the huge risk he took in that album but yeah it's so bad lmao it's remarkable it didn't tank his career like The Big Day did to Chance the Rapper
@@JohnDarksoul69 I think it didn't ruin his career because he didn't double down like how Chance did? Like Chance was very dismissive and deflective of the reviews and feedback from his fan, plus all the shit that happened in the background.
Well correct me if I'm wrong, don't know if Cudi had the same reaction as Chance or not really
@@deafgate7473 cudi doesn’t even want to talk about the album because it sucked so bad
@mf_aero he doesn't wanna talk abt it cause it was supposed to be his suicide letter. do some research brotha
as an australian, i'm deeply sorry that the abomination known as "tones and i" was manifested in this country
Lol I’m only here for that
All our mainstream artists in the US get clowned on, tones and I and the kid laroi all get hated. We need more Aussie artists lmao
@@billross9132 not all of them ur forgetting Tame Impala we love him in the US. Also I think Gotye is really talented even if he's a one hit wonder
@@enzocirnigliaro8956 no way ur putting tones and i and the kid laroi in the same group as tame impala
I’ll forgive you because friendly Jordies is amazing
There's an online theory about Father of All... It pretty much says Green Day wanted to just fulfill their contract with Reprise and then do their own thing. It kind of makes sense considering they didn't seem to have fun playing or making these songs at all, they also did the absolute worse to promote the album, with cheesy promises and an awful album cover.
That makes a lot of sense
that does make a bit of sense though after listening to their 2 new singles
@gggumball yeah, but I dislike those 2 new singles, they just are super boring.
@@AceofSpades-zi6zx The American dream is killing me is awesome in my opinion, I forgot the other one entirely but I liked it.
I'm in support of that theory but I do enjoy Father of All for what its worth. I love that they just kind of wrote whatever. As a songwriter myself, that just feels incredibly freeing to not put yourself in a box or feel defined by previous works. Even if it was just a contractual Album. My guitarist feels like 21st Century Breakdown was like that cause he feels they just rehashed a lot of themes from American Idiot. I totally understand his perspective but still absolutely love that record.
You should do the “not good” albums! They’ll be significantly worse tho that’s what makes them great!
you have a sick sense of humor LOL
Not all of them are *significantly worse* than his 0s, because I can remember of at least 6 not good albuns that he just wasn’t feeling like writing a complete review and just slapped a “not good” because he kinda already expected the album to, well, not be good and the album wasn’t that good. Like the Greta Van Fleet album, Imagine Dragons’ Origins, Muse’s Will of The People, these aren’t as bad as a Speeding Bullet 2 Heaven or a Father of All, just weren’t worthy of a melon review.
lil peep’s come over when you’re sober pt. 1 got a not good too, which is wild bc it’s a great project. his criticisms are all totally fair tho lol, probably just not antknee’s cup of tea
@@MarceloZ2 Just a correction, Fantano gave Muse's Simulation Theory a 5/10. It was actually Muse's Will of the Poeple that he gave a Not Good.
@@Playerinator thanks for the correction, will edit the comment
it's a real fucking shame whatever happened with the creation of big day because his other work just gets completely overshadowed by how bad it is, his new singles after big day are actually pretty damn good so I think he just really dropped the ball on it, he hasn't gotten worse as a rapper
aparently it was hella rushed. he announced the album in february of the same year without starting ANYTHING on the album. and according to his manager, most of the studio sessions were freestyle driven and random guest features were brought in based on vibes
Acid rap and 10 day are legendary mixtapes. And yea Chance definitely still can rap. The big day wasn’t bad because Chance forgot how to rap, it was bad because it was extremely rushed. When focused tho chance is a very sharp lyricist.
ive been listening to some of his newer music and i think it's crazy how much he's hated on nowadays. i hate the big day but i wish people would listen to his new music.
Child Of God is so good
dude! i’m glad you brought up these new singles because they’re SOOO much better than the big day. i didn’t even hate the big day like everyone else but it’s a breath of fresh air. i’m excited for his next project
I think one of the major contributions to "The Big Day" getting a zero is that the worst part of the album is Chance himself. You might get some great production or a decent feature and then Chance comes in and almost ruins it. Imagine putting out a project that would be mostly improved by removing your contributions. I do think you got it right with your analysis about how the later half might sour people on the better songs on subsequent listens, even if it did not for you.
Yeah that take makes a lot of sense. Maybe the album didn’t sound bad, but Chance’s artistic inputs felt overshadowed by everyone that featured on the project. It’s still my favorite album of the 5, but your input made me think so thank you
I don’t think that makes it worthy of a zero though. In my opinion for a album to be a zero it needs zero redeeming qualities that’s why it’s a zero. Bad production, bad features if any, bad everything. So I disagree with fantano on the big day. There’s to many decent elements for it to be a zero in my opinion.
@@Alexander-hi8bo I feel like people tend to forget that he reviews albums as a whole and not just individual songs.
Doesn’t really matter if the album has decent songs. What really matters is if the album was a good listen all the way through from start to finish all in one take.
Unfortunately the later half of the album just makes it borderline unlistenable to listen to as an actual abulm
“[Stab You in the Heart] takes the most risks instrumentally”
*is literally 12 bar blues*
Yeah it certainly wasn’t a very ambitious project 😅
I guess something can still be risky instrumentally if it has a common form
yeah and im pretty sure the chorus is a parody of achy breaky heart by billy ray cyrus 💀💀
The reason people hated The Big Day was because it was so corny and such a let down compared to his previous two projects, which were both amazing. The album itself isn’t completely terrible, but compared to his previous works it’s really bad.
I miss my Coco Butter Kisses
I mean I wouldn’t even say it’s really bad compared to his last two, just a huge let down in my opinion. It’s trendy to hate it too
It was such a moment for him to shine after the fame he had risen to after his last two records.
@@DraeDiamond the problem is we consider it “not bad” now
But back then we expected him to push on and go on to become a modern great
@@DraeDiamond its a bad album
I would disagree with the critics that say Green Day hasn’t evolved. I think they evolved so much to the point of devolving to the writing of a 14 year old who just learned power chords
LOL
with all respect, i think i could write better music at 14 than the shit in father of all...
LMAO
They evolved into early 2010's Black Keys which is honestly a very fascinating career path
@@xamp_exclammark that’s rude to the black keys
"At least this song doesn't have a Beavis and Butthead skit" was something I wasn't prepared to hear when clicking on this video not gonna lie.
LMFAO
saying ken carson was inspired by yeat has to be one of the whitest things I've ever heard
Yeah I didn’t research enough before listening to the album, that was entirely mb
@@Quirkay and abt you saying that he isn't a good person.. maybe try looking up interviews with him and think twice b4 speaking, cuz I've noticed some weird stuff you said that sounded kinda forced imo
@@Quirkay btw I deleted that comment cause I realized it was kinda hateful sry bout that gang
All good! Ken has def grown on me as I've heard more of his stuff. While I might not like X very much, I can certainly understand and respect why people do
10/10 album@@Quirkay
Something to note about Green Day's FOAMF album is that they basically rushed it out to finish their contract w/Reprise. Most of the tracks were b-sides from The Network's (Green Day's new wave band) "Money Money 2020 Pt.2" and the rest were throwaways from musicals and other non-GD related music projects that Billie Joe Armstrong had writing credits on.
This is very helpful context, thank you!
I would argue it deserves at the very least a 1/10 since it's a 10 song album and Graffitia is a pretty solid 21st century breakdown style song. There are some other songs at least decent enough to outdo most of Uno Dos or Tre songs.
i bought the album then realised it was horrible. they redeemed it heavily with saviours though as saviours is probably their best since around 2010
You forgot fantano HATES corny bars. Like it's his hip hop pet peeve. He despises it with every fiber of his being.
That makes more sense for the Chance rating, and that’s probably part of the deciding factor as to why Ken Carson’s X also got a 0
@@Quirkay well I also agree with him on the Ken Carson angle because I think it sounds HORRIBLE and makes me wish I had no ears but yeah almost certainly is the reason he picked Chance combined with how far off it was from the expectations Chance had set with his prior music
idk MF doom's entire discography is filled with corny bars and he keeps Madvillainy in the background for years
@@billygoatguy3960doom gotta stay for the culture
Maybe just listen to the music for the sake of enjoyment, you know, the purpose of music
The squeaky noises in that Tones song were the kick drum pedal that they didn't edit out for whatever reason
LOL NO WAY 💀💀💀
@@Quirkay it's such an amateur mistake... or was it???? Maybe they thought it sounded "quirky" lmfao
It's not a kick drum pedal. Fantano is wrong.
It is slapback delay that was compressed too heavy along with the kick tone leading to the sqeaking. Kick pedal has way more clicking/mechanical timbre to it
Always thought The Big Day was a little over hated, but it’s easily chances worst and not even close to his other projects.
This seems like the most reasonable take I've seen. Will definitely have to check out his other stuff
It’s underhated if anything
Tones and I to me is like the total opposite of 100 gecs. Like Dylan and Laura show an eclectic range of styles from album to album, track to track, moment to moment, instrument to instrument. yet they got a real good understanding on stuff like catchy melodies and impactful beats, when to reel in the kookyness for something more conventional like Stupid Horse or Hollywood Baby, or when to strike the listener when they least expect it with something extra messed like a drop-dead noise wall or a collection of samples that concludes in a ballad about abusive boyfriends
Tones and I just sounds like every acrid trope from music of the last 10 years and condenses it into raw, unfiltered, cringe. Only learning the production values and aesthetics of acts like Imagine Dragons and Adele, without taking notes on what people actually authentically enjoy their music
Dylan and Laura are artists. Tones And I feels factory made in the worst way possible
the title track on speeding bullet 2 heaven is the only song on that album i'll defend. i genuinely kinda love that song because you really FEEL the depressed mania he was going through during the making of that album, and instrumentally it's actually pretty great
I agree, that track was pretty solid. ESPECIALLY compared to the rest of the songs
Caprisun
It seems like the 0 for X (and in the same breath, the 1 for No Stylist,) was more of a statement as to what the albums represented for Fantano, and not necessarily what the music itself sounded like.
In what way? He clearly hated the listening experience of both albums
@@R-H-B Well, he states that both releases are because Carti can’t keep up with the mass demand for the sound he’s helped push, so he’s gotten artists that are similar to him on a label to push that style.
I think that gave Fantano the ick because of what the music itself represents to him. In his eyes, the music is derivative and therefore inferior to what it’s trying to imitate. I can imagine he hated listening to it with that pre-text in mind.
@@iamkeithheart that and how generic and soulless he finds it
@@iamkeithheart Probably also just because the music sounds horrible, that too.
exactly cuz fantano is a wierdo white person
My problem with Fantanos ranking is that its held as this objective piece of truth and fact when its so obvious its his opinion that Stevie Wonder could see it from kilometers away. Not his problem, but more with his fans
Agreed
No that's a shit excuse and a cope. The problem is people like you pretending there is a problem to begin with. Everyone knows it's his opinion, there's just a lot of people that agree with his opinions. Nobody is claiming it as objecive fact, but people like you just "feel" like people are, simply because a lot of people share an opinion that goes contrary to your own. You mistake yourself, you're actually the cringelord here, nobody else.
This the the reason he puts “Y’all know this is just my opinion, right?” in the description of all of his videos.
So sad to not have to see him suffer through Angelic 2 the Core
VERY SOON!!! :)
@@Quirkay Give Forbidden Attraction an extra good listen for me lol
@@SkrubsTheNeko Inaccurate. You do not suffer through Angelic 2 the Core. It is a wonderful, beautiful experience, regardless of the actual quality of the music.
That Kid Cudi album sounds like what you would get if you buried Kurt Cobain in the Pet Semetary
LMFAO
I absolutely love Ken carson x. Not always about the lyrics imo it’s about the vibe
That's fair
just listen to carti
The vibe is bad as well. I'd rather just listen to carti.
@@genesisosuna I think the somewhat nihilistic vibe on tracks like delinquent makes me vibe to it even more, but then again I am an edgelord that enjoys doing ecstasy occasionally so no professional opinion 😂
@@genesisosuna Dont be a judger bro
I completely understand why someone would dislike Ken Carson but honestly X was my favorite album of the year. The off kilter flows the constant high energy the stupid lyrics about women and clothes and guns is just so lovable to me.
Respectable
respect for being understanding
I love him exactly because he's corny. I'm the guy who's always going to tell an awful pun at every opportunity. X is the album for Yeat fans who love dad jokes
@iCarlyFeet AKA ur mom frfr X his best project no cap
@@lucayakii wouldnt call him corny
This was so entertaining and well put together, really hope it blows up you deserve it man
Same
at first i just thought the kid cudi album would be rated a 0 based on disappointment and just missing the mark, but i was so… so wrong…
LOL
I'm glad that I wasn't alone in taking a break halfway when listening to Tones and I. That album is the equivalent of seeing *technically* correct AI art, everything is functioning but *GOD*, does it hurt to look at.
Though knowing the context of Speeding Bullet to Heaven, I can't in good faith give it a 0. It's a one for the fact that it's purely for venting, objectively it's bad, but I can't say that Kid Cudi should be ashamed for releasing it. In a way I'm glad it happened considering that he was in such a bad headspace.
Also god you're right, actual music just sounds better after listening to these... *sounds*
I'm glad that Cudi's album was helpful for both him and some of his fans. I'd never shame someone for listening to music that helps them mentally. But yeah, it's an incredibly boring and uninteresting listen in my honest opinion.
Comparing a singer with that scratchy ass voice to AI art is not what i expect lol
I was genuinely devastated when I found out tones and i is Australian
our country is culturally rancid on the best of days and Tones and I is still one of our worst exports
at least we gave the world King Gizz, Dirty Three, The Avalanches, etc (special shoutouts to The Veronicas for their music aging surprisingly well)
You'd be suprised at how much dogshit comes from aussies and brits. They just pretend to be american so nobody knows
@@slumgummy haha yup
@@slumgummyI feel like apologising like “I promise we’re not that annoying it’s just her” when people being up she’s from Australia
Ngl at my first listen of SB2H i only really liked Confused and Handle with Care, but recently i gained an appreciation of the whole album when i went through a period where i could identify with the topic. Although the skits are crimes against my ears.
That’s a respectable take, I mentioned in my reaction that I don’t want to take away from some of the clearly rough times Cudi went through making the album. However, I still think it sounds bad lol. If you don’t think it sounds bad, awesome!
You actually killed it with this video. Explained things very well and it was entertaining for the entirety.
Green Day will be forever one of my all time favorites. I could not believe what they did with father of all. Thank god the lead Billie Joe created The Longshot around the same time because it’s far better and actually is passionate music.
Agreed, Green Day makes great stuff. This album was not great stuff lol
"What does 'Baby, got the hyperbole' mean?"
It's fun to note that Rick Rubin produced the Tones and I album. Around the same time, he was doing The Strokes last album.
That’s wild, I was not a fan of his work on this album but he’s extremely well respected in the industry
The main reason The Big Day gets so much hate is because of how different and great Chance’s music was in the past also there was so much hype because it was his first “album”
I see
I'm not gonna say "the big day" is a good album but I kinda love it because it makes me laugh. It's entertaining, mostly for the wrong reasons though
100% agreed
The lines are so goofy 😂
Seeing your reaction to Welcome to the Madhouse was so funny. That album was probably the most painful listening experience of my life.
Haha yeah it was miserable
He goes thru 5 stages of grief for every project
The way Quirkay lost his mind whenever the Beavis and Butthead skits came up is pure gold 😭
😭😭😭
I love how as you’re going through each album you keep saying “this is the worst song so far” as if you expect it to get better.
haha true
I know this is all about the 0s, but can I just say that you've got excellent taste with your palette cleansers? I'll Try Living Like This and Richard D. James Album especially! I'd love to see you go in depth about the records that really inspire you and bring you back out of the rut that a bad record might put you in. I'll be subscribing regardless, really excited to see what you'll be uploading next
Thanks! I obviously love music and plan on sharing my thoughts on music I really enjoy in the future. Glad you enjoyed the vid!
Hoped you liked RDJ Album, it's my favorite Aphex Twin album!
The only redeeming value Speeding Bullet has is the fact Cudi pushed out of his comfort zone. Cudi made note of it and makes aware that not too many people like it but it's one of those albums for him, as he mentions he was in a dark place. Fantano also mentions that after those few tweets that he thinks the album is still a 0 but has more respect to be in a 0 category.
I think for the case of this album is made and only made for Cudi.
Edit: with that said this album still fucking blows but you gotta respect Cudi for this
Yeah the album is terrible, but of all the albums here, it took the most risks. I can respect the vision even if I think it completely missed the mark
@@Quirkay fr and good vid
The jump cut between 55:40 and 55:42 had me in stitches. Kudos to you to subjecting yourself to awful music.
haha thank you!
While the context of Speedin Bullet 2 Heaven is understandable, and I do somewhat relate to what Kid Cudi has been going through at the time of this production, I feel like it was still executed very poorly. Given the experimental music in this album, I can't help to compare it to Injury Reserve's "By The Time I Get to Phoenix" which I feel like more appropriately mixes the experimental and alternative sound to hip hop. Then again, that album was made to mourn and respect the member they lost, while Cudi's album was most likely born out of shame and depression.
Agreed 100%
Its important to understand the strategy behind these albums too. The mad house album and ken carson tap into more of the cheap pop realm of music and serve as the metaphorical McDonald's of music.
These albums arent meant to give u an intricate, multi-course meal and an experience to walk away with, rather they throw a bunch of stuff at the wall and hope as much of it sticks, aka goes viral.
At the end of the day you go to McDonald's, get the exact same big Mac and fries you got last time and go away until you feel for it again. Even though you know theres not much value there, you know which burgers you like and its cheap and easy.
Being a childhood green day fan, that album is like if the band had a month long assignment and only got started when they saw it was due that morning
i say you should do this again but for other tiers (such as the not good tier). this was very enjoyable to watch, and i never got bored of the video.
As someone who enjoys most of SB2H I respect your opinion. Great video!
Thank god I wasn’t the only one, it’s a pretty dark album and when you’re going through a dark time some of those songs (not all) really help honestly
@@Carl-J facts bro
yea same. this is one of those albums that rlly sits with me and its one of my favs.
Same! When you take out certain songs (and ignore the skits) it’s actually not bad at all, I have half the album in my rotation
I’m a huge Green Day fan and I remember when the album cover for father of all came out everyone thought it was a joke. It’s a shame because their album before was a banger. I think you should give Green Day a chance because they have some really good shit. Father of all was the biggest disappointment of 2020
I'll for sure listen to some of their other stuff. I obviously enjoy a lot of their big hits, so I don't want to write them off just because of this disappointing album
@@Quirkay might I suggest 'Dookie'? literally every song on that album is a banger. Their older stuff had so much more energy.
I’ve heard that album is much better haha. I will have to check it out!
Worse than covid
Dookie, American Idiot, Nimrod, etc all godtier albums.
I love ken carson and listen to him every day but I understand it's a very acquired taste. Great video and I'm sorry you had to go through this traumatic experience!!!
lol thank you. Glad you like Ken Carson, that is awesome
Xman on top
I'm a big Chance fan and I ragequit halfway through the 6th or 7th track of The Big Day and never came back lol. I do remember liking the first song because it at least sounded like the Chance we all knew, but those lyrics are really rough.
Holy shit a video essay with a few hundred views? I already know this is underrated af I’m looking forward to this
Edit: ok nvm it wasn’t a video essay but it was still dope
pleasantly surprised when you mentioned fishmonger, it's one of my favorite albums as well. seeing underscores live warming up for 100 gecs last year was an incredible experience
edit: half of the music you showed on your spotify is stuff i listen to all the time lol. brakence is so good
Awesome! My next video is gonna be "mom reacts to fishmonger" if that interests you! Thank you for the kind words
If you haven’t already, this would be a great idea for all his 10/10s. Maybe not a reaction (who hasn’t heard TPAB and KSG???), but just some reviews
Also I love SB2H :( but nah it’s fine I respect your opinion
I've heard the majority of the original 10/10s, but recently he's been adding more, it's been hard to keep up... maybe a tier list video could be fun?
Also, no hate if you enjoy something I don't like. That's awesome!
@@Quirkay a tier list would be dope. If you’re referring to The Turning Wheel and Sinner Get Ready as the recent 10s, I think a full Sinner Get Ready reaction would be a really interesting video. It’s an emotional rollercoaster and there’s a lot of content and lyrical themes that you would probably make very interesting. You made The Big Day sound like a masterpiece, so I’ll bet your thoughts on SGR would be some high quality stuff, whether it’s positive or not. Just a suggestion of course, go at your own pace.
(Not to downplay The Turning Wheel either, that shit is the single best art pop album I’ve ever heard in my life)
@@R-H-Bshowing SPELLLING some love 🤝
@@toiletjoseph4167imo Spellling is the most underrated artist that I’ve ever heard
The kid Cudi album reminded me of the old Tool sound. If you told me the instrumentals on the album were inspired by Tool, I wouldn’t be surprised, even though that’s unlikely. It wasn’t as bad as people say, it probably just wasn’t received well by hip-hop fans.
As someone into punk and metal, no, it was that bad. His riffs were good but he doesn't evolve his musical ideas. And he just never gets a good beat going. That's when he isn't letting out the whackest, goofiest vocal performance you've ever seen, like Mindless Self Indulgence from Wish.
I get what he was going for, I really do, but I really wish he collaborated with a drummer like Travis Barker or Luke Holland to really glue the songs together, and I wish he had someone helping him write lyrics and shaping his vocal performance because it's just... Not good.
i’m rock and metal fan and it was a big shit hip hop singers and rappers shouldn’t come to this genre
@@RealShinsou I agree.
It would take a lot of time but honestly I'd like to see you go up the list, going through every 1/10, every 2/10, etc.
yeah but once you get into the middle rankings it’s gonna turn into dozens-hundreds of albums and idk how feasible that is to make into one video
@@riley2243 then you stop there, duh
One critique I have is that I think you can really do the old sound of the past and make it good. I just think Green Day missed the mark entirely on that front. I also disagree that you can't mention teens in your music when your older, I think if you know your target audience,then go for it. And I know some are gonna say that most of their audience is old now but I'm very much sure the rest just like me are young adults since I still see younger people sporting late 90's to early to mid 2000's punk/rock/metal shirts
I can agree. The sound obviously has worked in the past, but this album did a disservice to the classic rock sound. I also agree that there are plenty of younger Green Day fans (some of their classic tracks BANG), but I think the lyrical content on this album was complete pandering. I still think that if you want this sound or style, the classic albums are a safer bet, but I do agree that there are plenty of modern groups making great rock stuff (heck, Ants from up there released in 2022!)
I can tell you're a brad taste watcher lol
I really liked this video 👍
Brad Taste is dope
@@Quirkay real
I didn't expect you to randomly mention Fishmonger after the Cudi listen. You just earned a new sub for that one! Such a good, underrated project.
My next upload may or may not be "mom reacts to fishmonger", so stay tuned! ;) Glad you enjoyed the video!
Honestly I think you have a great personality. Also something you said during this video really stuck with me. I use “like” a lot in my own videos. So I realized it might be better to change that up before it becomes worse. Anyways, this was a cool experience although I didn’t listen to the albums I found this experience to be enjoyable. Some of the verses had me laughing ngl. Good video 👍
Thank you very much!
I feel like the biggest disappointment of The Big Day was that it's was Chances first commercial album. It had more money and supposedly more time put into than his other projects.
So when the albums that were funded using Kit Kat commercial money are seemingly leagues better with more thought and effort put into them, WHILE still keeping the light-hearted nature that The Big Day leans into, it makes the album worth that 0 score.
On a side note: When people started clowning on Chance for the lackluster and poor performance of The Big Day, he lashed out on Twitter, attacking not only trolls but legitimate fans who were disappointed at the albums quality. Along with firing a long-time friend who revealed that the album was rushed and not well put together. While this has nothing to do with the songs on the record itself, I believe it's the reason why people say The Big Day ruined Chances career.
I appreciate the perspective, I had no idea the album had so much backstory leading into that score!
I always love to see anyone listening to Death's Dynamic Shroud. I saw you were playing I'll Try Living Like This before Father Of All. Hell Yes!!
One of my favorite albums of all time! So good
i got an hour in thinking this had like 50k views before i noticed the actual view count. great video, i hope it reaches more people
Thank you so much!
on behalf of all australians i am sincerely sorry for tones and i
LOL
you guys have tame impala tho so it evens out
And Midnight Odessey
44:00 - Birthday - The Beatles
49:02 - The Power of Love - Huey Lewis and the News
39:53 - Blatantly stolen from "Do you wanna touch me" by Joan Jett.
@ that's an interpolation
Damn I watched this video thinking you had a couple mil subs but you’re still super lowkey. Do more videos like this and you’ll be huge! I laughed my ass off on this one
tysm!
You should do this same video but just listening to Corey Feldman's Angelic 2 The Core, that one is an authentic experience
I always thought of his system as a 0-10 rating system. 1-10 doesn't seem right as a rating range, like, if someone gets absolutely everything wrong how would they get a point for it? 1/10 seems it's 10% right to me
Sewerslvt being looked at was neat
I do agree with other comments, the 10/10 albums by fantano (or all the not goods) would be incredible stuff
Sophie, Igor, DDS, Panchiko... You got good taste man
Thank you so much!
Damn I read this wrong and I thought you were gonna review Fantano's original music that I didn't know existed
the John Wick bar from Ken Carson’s album was a diss to the rapper autumn who also goes by “Wick”
That’s lowkey funny
6:41 I was laughing so hard lmao. It sounded like you were listening to bag pipes and you were in so much pain, dude lmao. Great stuff.
This video is phenomenal! I was not expecting to watch whole thing, but you kept keeping it interesting! Amazing job man
Tysm!
just randomly got recommended your video and it really good, only thing is it pretty quiet I couldn't even hear the songs sometimes
The audio should be fixed for my next upload. Glad you enjoyed!
I listened to Confused (from Kid Cudi's album) by chance way before this video and i honestly like it a lot and im curious to hear from other people why they don't like it
That was one of the better tracks for sure, I just didn’t think it had that same punch or memorability that some older Cudi songs have. I’m also just not a fan of the vocal style Cudi used on this album in general. If you enjoy the song, that is awesome!
1:10:44 “why not listen to a song with more lyrical content and slightly weaker instrumentation?” People aren’t coming for lyrical content. Rage as a genre is marked with the sacrifice of lyricism for energy by design and therein lies the appeal. Nobody listens to a rage track to be lyrically regaled. It’s moshpit music. This isn’t a perfect comparison, but it’s like expecting Kurt Cobain to belt out Bob Dylan (or more realistically, Paul McCartney) level lyricism.
(p.s. X isn’t a very good rage album as a whole and I’m not defending it. This more pertains to the entire genre.)
After listening to more projects in this genre, this makes a lot of sense. Obviously, I still don't really enjoy the album, but after listening to WLR and even Project X from Ken Carson, the style makes more sense to me. I don't think I was expecting Kendrick-level lyricism, but something like WLR's repetitive lyrics make much more sense for the style as opposed to comparing yourself to a turd LMFAO
Cudi is just... His vocal performance flips between goofy, wailing and uncanny. He makes so many weird choices!
it's so interesting how someone who isn't already in the underground rap scene sees someone like ken carson
Homework is such a great album, I AM GLAD TO SEE OTHERS ENJOY IT 🗣️
i knew Speeding Bullet was a trainwreckord and a half, but goddamn…
I really enjoy this music reaction/reviewing type stuff. If you ever do more I'd def be interested
I plan on doing more, thank you for the kind words!
Bro had to listen to Tones And I 💀💀
💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Fantano’s 0s are either 100% accurate and right or extremely off.
Ken carson one of my fav rappers and his style has changed since that album dropped but I respect you a ton because you were open to the album and didn't just purely hate on it like a lot of other people do. It's cool to see how other people react to music differently and thats something thats really cool about you because you don't hate you just go over the facts about stuff.
this one gonna blow up for sure
Thanks king
YOOO STARXD??
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i've been repping Worth and Zanies And Fools for YEARS and nobody gives them the love they deserve, so happy you enjoyed them! great video and great breakdowns n reactions :)
Good taste! :)
Loved this video dude. You made great points, and highlighted some hilarious lyrics. You've earned yourself a new subscriber!
I’ll give this video a 10/10 because of all the pain you put yourself through
Haha thanks!
The cudi album sounds like if a 17 year old got super into Nirvana and then made a record trying to be the next Kurt Cobain
dude, I was just listening to Daft Punk's Discovery, Madvillainy and The Fall of Troy as the nostalgia was hitting me heavily~ Gotta say, you have a good taste, my friend!
tysm, you too!
You should def recycle this video concept and follow up with another whenever you deem necessary/possible. 🤙
I have no idea how you showed up on my recommended but this was entertaining
I’m glad I showed up there! 😅
After listening to the shit that was Father of All…, you should listen to a recent album of Green Day’s that’s actually good: Saviors. Dilemma is the best song from Saviors imo. That song gives you an idea of what the album sounds like.
This video is so great. I felt like I was with you in the room listening and talking about these records lol.
I stayed up way too late watching this haha but I couldn’t look away from the dumpster fire. Ur a real one for putting urself through this 😩🙏
Brad Taste in music prepared me for the Welcome to the Madhouse album. listening to it for 7 hours and getting donated to replay it over and over again 😈
It’s almost a war story you could tell your kids LOL. “It was a treacherous fight, Brad’s chat wouldn’t stop donating and I watched in horror as the Madhouse started once again. I thought I would never make it out alive” something like that y’know