Simply put - The Greatest Artist in the History of Hip Hop. I've been with hip hop since it started, NO ONE else has been the level of mc AND producer as Daniel Dumile. Safe travels Villian. Thanks for stopping by "Remember him God, cleaned Tim's with emery board / And only came to save the game like a memory card" - The Drop
“Already woke, spared a joke, barely spoke, rarely smoke Stared at folks when properly provoked, mirror broke Here share strawberry morning, gone a more important spawning Torn in, poor men sworn in” -That’s that, by MF DOOM
Cornish Hens Switchin Positions auditioning Mortitians Saw it in a Vision Ignoring Prison Ignoramuses Enlist? And Sound Dumb, Found Em Drowned in Cows Dung Crowns Flung ... SOrry if i made a mistake, DOOM, but man I'm sad you're gone... Rings a Tinkerbell, .....and on and on he goes...
Sing for things as frail as a fingernail, bring a scale stale gingers lingers, seven figures and bigger...Im gonna listen to it now again, im so sad im going back to work during covid, but im gonna be thinking of DOOM and all the fans that are getting together now and playing his song to colebrate THE VILLAIN. Rest In Poems, Maestro
@@chasef1077 Sorry but if these lyrics don't inspire people to live to the fulest and fulfill their creative dreams i don't know what will. Somehow when i heard this track for the first time i thought fuck this is gonna wreck, cause it starts so unexpectedly. Once I heard it once i Thought this guy has so much fun writing and exploring his brain he's a genius. WHat else do you need when you can just play around like that with your own brain and bring others joy. SUch a talent...
Because I am not a native speaker I can't fully understand the magic behind his bar, but there was certainly a pure joy when I first read the Genius page of the song "Accordion" because every bar was so creative. I felt like he was playing a villain character from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure who is able to control the time. Love from Japan. Rest in Peace villain. I miss you so much.
My favorite rapper since I heard him on Demon Days in high school. Probably the first rapper I listened to regularly and got me into hip hop, and by extension underground hip hop as a whole. Sad to see such an influential and talented artist go, but he left behind an untouchable legacy and will be remembered as one of the best to ever touch a mic. I'm going to share what is probably my favorite Doom lyric of all time. This one has always stuck out to me, since I first heard it in my freshman year 7 years ago. "he plots shows like robberies in and out, one, two, three, no bodies, please run the cash and you won't get a wet sweatshirt the mic is the shotty nobody move, nobody get hurt bring heat like the boy done gone to war came in the door, and Everybody on the floor a whole string of jobs like we on tour every night on the score, coming to your corner store " -MF DOOM, One Beer from MM...FOOD
Listened to MM...Food on the day of his passing and as a man that isn't a huge rap fan (enjoy some artists,but right now that's it) I thought it was fantastic. The lyrics,the flow,the samples,the beats,all of it is amazing on it. Will definitely check out more from MF DOOM,may he rest in peace
My first exposure to DOOM was when I was 9 years old listening to Demon Days by Gorillaz, on the "November Has Come" track. I had no idea who he was because the features weren't credited, I just thought he was a member of the band or something. All I knew was that he was the coolest man I'd ever heard. I'm so glad I'd be proven correct once I got into his music in college, Madvillainy and The Mouse and the Mask are two of my favorite hip-hop records ever. RIP DOOM, the world was better with you in it.
Same I have a vivid memory of listening to Demon Days on my discman on a trip to my grandma's and that track came on, and my mom just said "What the hell are you listening to?" I DUNNO MA IM LIKE EIGHT YEARS OLD
MF DOOM was one of the most influential and impactful rappers of the last 20 years, especially seen in the experimental/abstract hiphop scene today. He was one of the most well-respected rappers all around the community, and he will always be remembered in that way. Rest in peace to the Villain, hopefully something that comes of his passing will be more young people listening to him and understanding his impact.
i just realized this but in “that’s that” when DOOM says “middle C” right before an explosion, he is referencing middle C’s other way of being written: C4, hence the explosion that follows. i’ve been listening to that song for years and just figured it out 🤦♂️🤯
@@bigmidget117 yes that's what I was saying. i think its my fav one-liner of all time. its either that or Big L's "ask Beevis, I get nothin' Butthead." Now I'm just thinking about the Big L/MF DOOM joint project they would make in the afterlife lmao. RIP both of them, legendary emcees.
same. i really love the short skits on madvillainy. they're this perfect mix of cinematic, nerdy, cheeky, and anachronistic that are so quintessentially DOOM.
The Atlantic Starr sample is so dreamy and helps to create the perfect vibe with DOOM’s welcoming, as if we’re about to enjoy a one-of-a-kind experience.
I'm so glad you gave him due credit for his special herbs and spices. They were my introduction to him and consequently my gateway to hip-hop appreciation. He will forever be my favorite. Absolutely devastating loss.
"I wrote this one in BC DC o-section, if you don't believe me go get bagged and check then. Cell number 17 up under the top bunk, I say this not to be mean or wish bad luck or pop junk. Pop the trunk on C-cipher punker leave him left scraped, god for bid if they know escape blame MF-tape. Definition: super villain, a killer who loved children. One who is well skilled in destruction as well as building."
Vaudeville Villain is one of the greatest albums of all time. that gorgeous icy electronic production and a level of storytelling that is just so out of this world. RIP DOOM :(
I have always basked in the glory of MF DOOM, especially when he was alive. "Bookhead" is what got me turned into a villian. "Sorcerers" is what made me a super villian. RIP MF DOOM.
Madvillainy and Mm...Foods both changed my perspective in hip hop and my life in general. Thank you for making these masterpieces and helping me on my depressive journey, stay supervillain forever. R.I.P. MF DOOM
Simply put - The Greatest Artist in the History of Hip Hop. I've been with hip hop since it started, NO ONE else has been the level of mc AND producer as Daniel Dumile. Safe travels Villian. Thanks for stopping by "Remember him God, cleaned Tim's with emery board / And only came to save the game like a memory card" - The Drop
i've heard madvillainy at least a dozen times and yet it still took me this long to finally explore his full discography. heard operation doomsday yesterday and it was fantastic.
I had Madvilliany on my vinyl ‘to-buy’ list for about 3 years. I finally bought it in 2020 with a voucher I received for my birthday, which is OCTOBER 31ST ! Crazy coincidence and kind of an honour to be linked that way. He is a true original and will be missed.
This video is respectful enough that i stopped caring about your mispronunciation of his last name, which is kinda hard to do for me lol Great job. Thank you very much
My first introduction to DOOM was his verse on November Has Come off of Demon Days when I was 13, right away from the first bar I was hooked. He gave me a love for hip hop along with Kanye and A Tribe Called Quest. Madvilliany showed me what hip hop can be, and for that DOOM’s death hit me more than usual celebrity or artist deaths.
The Mouse and the Mask is my personal favorite, the weird storytelling and amazing flow in Sofa King is just so humorous and bizar, it gets me every time. RIP to a true vilain.
Wish it was under better circumstances, but I must say that I do like the shorter videos every now and then. This is one of my favorite TH-cam channels and I'd gobble up anything you upload. You just can't seem to throw something together all slapdash; everything is insightful and well crafted.
Although in DOOM's passing I have heard more fans express their enjoyment of it, I feel like The Mouse and the Mask isn't talked about enough and often gets overshadowed by DOOM's more popular projects. I do think it is on a lower level than Madvillainy and MM FOOD, but songs like Sofa King, Benzi Box, The Mask, and Basket Case truly make it one of his most interesting projects for me. R.I.P DOOM
I was born in 1987. I mainly grew up with the late 90s and early 2000s hip hop. Mf doom was apart of my adolescence along with the whole stones throw family. DOOM dying , is like a part of my childhood dying. His death literally tore a hole in my heart. His music resonates with me in a very special way , much like j dilla , madlib , nujabes. I'm scared. My era is getting older, and time eats away at our body and souls. Tommrow is not promised. I hope my generation of hip hop strives and drops as many joints as possible. To quote dr Seuss: " dont cry because it's over, smile because it happend".
Fun fact: he went by DOOM because it’s the first syllable of his last name. As an Italian I can attest to the same being done to me with my last name. He was being called DOOM before the analogy to Dr Doom was made
DOOMs influence runs so deep within hip hop. i’m so grateful to have experienced his music, he was one of the artists that got me obsessed with the genre because of how one of a kind he was. a favorite DOOM beat of mine is off Ghostface Killah’s Fishscale album, 9 Milli Bros; he produced a wu-tang posse cut and its FIRE. RIP to the supervillain, MF DOOM forever.
I feel lucky to have discovered MF DOOM early on in my life thanks to his appearance on November Has Come. Once I took the plunge and listened to MM...FOOD I never looked back - will be sorely missed but you really did encapsulate what made him such a beloved icon❤️
Nice video. It is truly heart warming to see how many good fans this mans had. However a peve ive been having with the tributes is that his last name is pronounced DOOM-ILL-LAY.
MF DOOM was the key that unlocked my teen skull to hip hop music ten years ago, spinning November Has Come first, addicted to Figaro next and going back to Anti-Matter, FIREWORKZ, Can I Watch, Guv'Nor or anything really. Accordion has gotten so melancholy, RIP RHINESTONE COWBOY
I absolutely love his album Born Like This. While it might seem at first like normal DOOM, there’s a lot different from this project to Operation Doomsday or MM... FOOD. Having more guest producers like DILLA!!! And having legends on like Reakwon and Ghostface. And the Ghostface track is so awesome with it’s beautiful production and the stories told completely feel like a 70’s crime show especially with the song being divided in half with each verse. So clever, and well executed.
DOOM really made me open my eyes to what rap and hip hop were capable of doing, i always wrote it off as kinda low effort and bland but after hearing just a few of his songs i was blown away
@Takumi Fujiwara dude chill tf out i just typed a comment real quick and posted it, lets be real if doom (oh no i didn't capitalize!) were here he would not give a fuck if you capitalized or not but he'd think your weird af for putting so much importance on it
@Takumi Fujiwara Im such a hardcore DOOM fan that I was in the top 0.01 listener on Spotify and deprived myself of sleep to chat with Flying Lotus and fellow fans on his stream, but man... Chill out. It's not like he's out there ignoring his existence, he's paying respect. Thom Yorke didn't spell ALL CAPS, you know what do do I guess!
i was never able to really get into the rest of his discography but accordion is one of my favorite songs ever and ive dived so deep into the lyrics its incredible
I went online past midnight on New Year's Day to send some customary wishes and was greeted with the news of his passing. 2021 already made its impact on me. RIP to a legend for a man.
Wow, can't believe you brought up DOOMSTARKS. I remember checking Wikipedia every day after middle school to find any updates on Swift & Changeable. For now I'm just going to deep dive and appreciate the material brought down to us from DOOM but can't help wondering if any unreleased DOOMSTARKS tracks will be ever be shared
Can I Watch? From Vaudeville Villain Is definitely my favourite DOOM deep cut. But I guess his discog is a bit like that of The Fall- they're all deep cuts
I was privileged enough to see DOOM live twice in London. Once in Camden Roundhouse and the other in Kentish Town O2. The best emcee with no chain ya ever herd! RIP DOOM Thanks for your creativity, innovation and maturity. Brave enough to be yourself 🖤👊🏿
i was in the middle of a Nye party with my family... shed a tear on the spot then proceeded to hold it in & leave to my car where i let it all out lmaoooo
I remember taking acid with my best friend and playing Madvillainy for him, and him losing his fucking mind it was so good. Became one of our go-to records to listen together since then. Peace to the Villain.
I don't think any other artist has been as important to me as DOOM. Such a brilliant lyricist and so creative with the way he incorporated different personas into his discography. Long live the villain 🙏
One song i love that has so much style is 'Hey!' It sounds like what comic books look like. Its so difficult to capture that in sound, after all they do say a picture is worth a thousand words.
He's like the rap Buckethead. The theatrics and the character became the selling point but fans loved his writing and the sheer virtuosity of his instrument. Many thought of him as a freak, but those in the know were aware they were witnessing brilliance. RIP DOOM
DOOM is one of my favorite artists, and introduced me to similar underground rap. It's hard to choose, but I think Figaro is probably my favorite of his tracks. RIP DOOM.
Some of my all time favourites of his has to be Potholderz, Can I watch? And Figaro, i reccomend if you havent already to listen to them, they are true masterclass works of arts in music. Rest Easy DOOM🙏🙏
Dear Oliver, hope all is well.I’m enjoying your exquisitely crafted pieces, I’ll be delighted to see what your brilliant soul is working on. Be well, stay awesome!
DOOM wasn't just an artist I listened to, he helped shape who I am and my love of music, I listened to more DOOM than anything else in my life and that's saying a lot. RIP to the master, now he's a GOD.
I'm really happy that Spotify has 90% of his catalog. Surprisingly they even have the Monsta Island Czars project. If you're new to DOOM, there's many sideprojects to dive into but they are all quality.
I always wanted to listen into his music but never got round to it. So on the night i heard about his passing, i checked out Madvillainy and was completely taken by it. RIP
Gorillaz "November Has Come" was my introduction to MF DOOM and I haven't looked back. Gas Drawls, Hoe Cakes, Accordion some of my all time favorites R.I.P the Villain
There is nothing else I can say besides the fact that Hip-Hop will have a mask shaped hole in it from now on. There will never be another Supervillain to match. R.I.P. DOOM ALL CAPS Forever
Check out the Vaudeville Villain album. Overlooked, plus it has Let Me Watch, which is an incredible showcase of his underrated storytelling abilities.
@@Chubby_Lemon The point is that his last name sounded like DOOM will lay so it worked as a lyric on multiple levels. Considering DOOM's lyricism, I think he was aware.
RIP DOOM btw you said he grew up in long beach, but it's long island, ny. long beach is a city next to los angeles. i understand it was probably a brainfart, but just saying so you can maybe annotate that before some irate person comes up complaining. still a great video, big ups.
MF DOOM was amazing. He was the rapper that showed me way younger me that rap was worth listening to and giving it a shot. Happy to know one of the greatest mad villians went out on halloween.
PSA: No idea why I mispronounced Dumile ESPECIALLY AS IT'S IN ONE OF HIS MOST IMPORTANT BARS. 2021 has done me in already
The video is amazing, don't feel bad over one word.
just say its the accent
Okay i heard it and i was like huh but i was like am i a jerk for wanting to correct you on that lol
Least you caught yourself because that’s what I was coming here to comment.
Simply put - The Greatest Artist in the History of Hip Hop. I've been with hip hop since it started, NO ONE else has been the level of mc AND producer as Daniel Dumile. Safe travels Villian. Thanks for stopping by
"Remember him God, cleaned Tim's with emery board / And only came to save the game like a memory card" - The Drop
rule number one keep ya fazers on stun
Hey Pad, you do understand that we are waiting for your take on MF, esp after your TOP albums vid? lol jk, but would be reeealy good
Pad/ Deep Cutz Collab video when? 😄
This was the bar that got me into DOOM
yo its mr vaporwave man
Rip to the supervillain
The best MC with no chain ya ever heard
Take it from the tec 9 holder
A rather ugly brotha with flows that gorgeous
@@saevarito my man what u should've said they've bit but don't know their neck shine from shinola
@@alexandermirck2503 Everything that glitters ain't fishscale
@@willsantos3781 Lemme think, don't let her faint get Ishmael 👊🏾
"Can it be I stayed away too long? Did you miss these rhymes while I was gone?"
As you listen to these crazy tracks
Check them stats then you know where I'm at
And that’s that
😢
LOOK THERE'S DOOM
From now on, can we call Oct 31st as 'DOOMSDAY'?
Ima start doing that
Absolutely will do
I’ll bet you we won’t see him again until DOOMSDAY
On doomsday, ever since the womb till I’m back where my brother went, that’s why my tomb will say
Makes more sense than Halloween any damn way lol.
"November Has Come" hits different now.
the day after october 31st november has come
“Already woke, spared a joke, barely spoke, rarely smoke
Stared at folks when properly provoked, mirror broke
Here share strawberry morning, gone a more important spawning
Torn in, poor men sworn in”
-That’s that, by MF DOOM
Auditioning morticians
Cornish Hens Switchin Positions auditioning Mortitians Saw it in a Vision Ignoring Prison
Ignoramuses Enlist? And Sound Dumb, Found Em Drowned in Cows Dung Crowns Flung
... SOrry if i made a mistake, DOOM, but man I'm sad you're gone...
Rings a Tinkerbell, .....and on and on he goes...
Sing for things as frail as a fingernail, bring a scale stale gingers lingers, seven figures and bigger...Im gonna listen to it now again, im so sad im going back to work during covid, but im gonna be thinking of DOOM and all the fans that are getting together now and playing his song to colebrate THE VILLAIN. Rest In Poems, Maestro
@@adamushlatkovskis479 DOOM ROCK GRAMMAR LIKE THE KUMBAYA
@@chasef1077 Sorry but if these lyrics don't inspire people to live to the fulest and fulfill their creative dreams i don't know what will. Somehow when i heard this track for the first time i thought fuck this is gonna wreck, cause it starts so unexpectedly. Once I heard it once i Thought this guy has so much fun writing and exploring his brain he's a genius. WHat else do you need when you can just play around like that with your own brain and bring others joy. SUch a talent...
Because I am not a native speaker I can't fully understand the magic behind his bar, but there was certainly a pure joy when I first read the Genius page of the song "Accordion" because every bar was so creative. I felt like he was playing a villain character from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure who is able to control the time.
Love from Japan. Rest in Peace villain. I miss you so much.
I wonder what DOOM's stand would be.
@@MK-vi2cm Subroc
@@irayun5547 Stand name: Dynamic Duo
Silver chariot but his lance is a mic? 😂
DOOMs Stand is King Geedorah!
My favorite rapper since I heard him on Demon Days in high school. Probably the first rapper I listened to regularly and got me into hip hop, and by extension underground hip hop as a whole. Sad to see such an influential and talented artist go, but he left behind an untouchable legacy and will be remembered as one of the best to ever touch a mic. I'm going to share what is probably my favorite Doom lyric of all time. This one has always stuck out to me, since I first heard it in my freshman year 7 years ago.
"he plots shows like robberies
in and out, one, two, three, no bodies, please
run the cash and you won't get a wet sweatshirt
the mic is the shotty nobody move, nobody get hurt
bring heat like the boy done gone to war
came in the door, and Everybody on the floor
a whole string of jobs like we on tour
every night on the score, coming to your corner store
"
-MF DOOM, One Beer from MM...FOOD
King Geedorah always goes under the radar IMO a masterclass
Always one of my favourite DOOM albums. So glad others are coming out of the woodwork to express appreciation for it
Also Escape from Monsta Island were he uses his King Geedorah persona is great
I agree.
Wasn't Red and Gold the first King Geedorah track ever?
Victor von was good
Listened to MM...Food on the day of his passing and as a man that isn't a huge rap fan (enjoy some artists,but right now that's it) I thought it was fantastic. The lyrics,the flow,the samples,the beats,all of it is amazing on it. Will definitely check out more from MF DOOM,may he rest in peace
He was one of Thom Yorke's favorite writers!
Gotta check out madvillany and vaudeville villain
Hi I made a video essay on MM FOOD yesterday! Check out my latest vid.
Best rap album
MM FOOD is an anagram of MF DOOM
allcapps
My first exposure to DOOM was when I was 9 years old listening to Demon Days by Gorillaz, on the "November Has Come" track. I had no idea who he was because the features weren't credited, I just thought he was a member of the band or something. All I knew was that he was the coolest man I'd ever heard. I'm so glad I'd be proven correct once I got into his music in college, Madvillainy and The Mouse and the Mask are two of my favorite hip-hop records ever. RIP DOOM, the world was better with you in it.
Same
I have a vivid memory of listening to Demon Days on my discman on a trip to my grandma's and that track came on, and my mom just said "What the hell are you listening to?" I DUNNO MA IM LIKE EIGHT YEARS OLD
Madvillainy is genuinely one of the most important albums I have ever listened to. Rest in peace DOOM
For real man
having this opinion with an aphex twin profile pic. i wanna fucking meet you man
MF DOOM was one of the most influential and impactful rappers of the last 20 years, especially seen in the experimental/abstract hiphop scene today. He was one of the most well-respected rappers all around the community, and he will always be remembered in that way. Rest in peace to the Villain, hopefully something that comes of his passing will be more young people listening to him and understanding his impact.
i just realized this but in “that’s that” when DOOM says “middle C” right before an explosion, he is referencing middle C’s other way of being written: C4, hence the explosion that follows. i’ve been listening to that song for years and just figured it out 🤦♂️🤯
Dang. I didn’t think of that abs I’m a DOOM fan and piano player (not a great one).
C4 is also the middle key on the piano
The James Joyce of Hip Hop
@@bigmidget117 yes that's what I was saying. i think its my fav one-liner of all time. its either that or Big L's "ask Beevis, I get nothin' Butthead." Now I'm just thinking about the Big L/MF DOOM joint project they would make in the afterlife lmao. RIP both of them, legendary emcees.
@@rubyrayne8 me too haha
thank you for this oliver.
Does anyone else really love "Bistro"? While it's quite short, it is my favorite track on Madvilliany and I really love the lo-fi melody.
same. i really love the short skits on madvillainy. they're this perfect mix of cinematic, nerdy, cheeky, and anachronistic that are so quintessentially DOOM.
The Atlantic Starr sample is so dreamy and helps to create the perfect vibe with DOOM’s welcoming, as if we’re about to enjoy a one-of-a-kind experience.
"Did you miss these rhymes when i was gone?" hits different now. RIP
The one that gets me is "probably still be speaking in rhymes as an old fart"
Come back man we miss you and where’s that nine inch nails video??
“Some say the price of holding heat is often too high you either be in a coffin or you be the new guy”- DOOM on Potholderz
I have a love/hate situation with this comment section. Too many old memories. Still can't believe it over
I'm so glad you gave him due credit for his special herbs and spices. They were my introduction to him and consequently my gateway to hip-hop appreciation. He will forever be my favorite. Absolutely devastating loss.
A Guide to MF DOOM When? (R.I.P. to the man the legend)
Right above my government, DOOM-UH-LAY
Either unmarked or engraved, hey, who’s to say?
😭dang not DOOM too 2020 u dirty year
DUMEELE
"I wrote this one in BC DC o-section, if you don't believe me go get bagged and check then. Cell number 17 up under the top bunk, I say this not to be mean or wish bad luck or pop junk. Pop the trunk on C-cipher punker leave him left scraped, god for bid if they know escape blame MF-tape. Definition: super villain, a killer who loved children. One who is well skilled in destruction as well as building."
Word people been botching the pronunciation left and right
DUMILE as in Daniel Dumile.
Vaudeville Villain is one of the greatest albums of all time. that gorgeous icy electronic production and a level of storytelling that is just so out of this world.
RIP DOOM :(
Classic from the get go!
I have always basked in the glory of MF DOOM, especially when he was alive.
"Bookhead" is what got me turned into a villian.
"Sorcerers" is what made me a super villian.
RIP MF DOOM.
Madvillainy and Mm...Foods both changed my perspective in hip hop and my life in general. Thank you for making these masterpieces and helping me on my depressive journey, stay supervillain forever. R.I.P. MF DOOM
*MF DOOM IS A TRUE ORIGINAL* .....
He will never die his music is timeless and will live on forever!!!🙌🏾
Simply put - The Greatest Artist in the History of Hip Hop. I've been with hip hop since it started, NO ONE else has been the level of mc AND producer as Daniel Dumile. Safe travels Villian. Thanks for stopping by
"Remember him God, cleaned Tim's with emery board / And only came to save the game like a memory card" - The Drop
i've heard madvillainy at least a dozen times and yet it still took me this long to finally explore his full discography. heard operation doomsday yesterday and it was fantastic.
If you haven’t heard mm...food go do it now
@@turdferguson9452 i will definitely do that ✌️
@@zeilian Beef Rap is one of my favorite intro tracks of all time
@@turdferguson9452 dude when i found out when mm food was an anagram for MF DOOM crazyy
it always hurts losing one who's this important and boundary pushing, RIP MF DOOM
october 31st is DOOMSDAY
I had Madvilliany on my vinyl ‘to-buy’ list for about 3 years. I finally bought it in 2020 with a voucher I received for my birthday, which is OCTOBER 31ST ! Crazy coincidence and kind of an honour to be linked that way.
He is a true original and will be missed.
"Livin off borrowed time the clock tick faster" hits differently now
This video is respectful enough that i stopped caring about your mispronunciation of his last name, which is kinda hard to do for me lol
Great job. Thank you very much
It's like when Thom Yorke didn't spell ALL CAPS in his tribute... Imma let it slide!
My first introduction to DOOM was his verse on November Has Come off of Demon Days when I was 13, right away from the first bar I was hooked. He gave me a love for hip hop along with Kanye and A Tribe Called Quest. Madvilliany showed me what hip hop can be, and for that DOOM’s death hit me more than usual celebrity or artist deaths.
"MF DOOM is like D.B. Cooper" RIP to the supervillain
The Mouse and the Mask is my personal favorite, the weird storytelling and amazing flow in Sofa King is just so humorous and bizar, it gets me every time. RIP to a true vilain.
"Mmm Food" was one of my favorite with Madvilany. Legendary man ! Rest In Beats
Born Like This is incredible. Listen to it everyone.
Wish it was under better circumstances, but I must say that I do like the shorter videos every now and then. This is one of my favorite TH-cam channels and I'd gobble up anything you upload. You just can't seem to throw something together all slapdash; everything is insightful and well crafted.
Although in DOOM's passing I have heard more fans express their enjoyment of it, I feel like The Mouse and the Mask isn't talked about enough and often gets overshadowed by DOOM's more popular projects. I do think it is on a lower level than Madvillainy and MM FOOD, but songs like Sofa King, Benzi Box, The Mask, and Basket Case truly make it one of his most interesting projects for me. R.I.P DOOM
Can’t wait to see you again. For lovers of music I love the insight and fun facts you give. Can’t wait to see more
I was born in
1987. I mainly grew up with the late 90s and early 2000s hip hop. Mf doom was apart of my adolescence along with the whole stones throw family.
DOOM dying , is like a part of my childhood dying. His death literally tore a hole in my heart.
His music resonates with me in a very special way , much like j dilla , madlib , nujabes. I'm scared. My era is getting older, and time eats away at our body and souls.
Tommrow is not promised. I hope my generation of hip hop strives and drops as many joints as possible.
To quote dr Seuss: " dont cry because it's over, smile because it happend".
So grateful to be blessed with his music, and to know he's part of the era I am living in. Rest In Power, VIK
Fun fact: he went by DOOM because it’s the first syllable of his last name. As an Italian I can attest to the same being done to me with my last name. He was being called DOOM before the analogy to Dr Doom was made
His mum called him DOOM because yes, DUMile. :)
Another fun fact he was a member of the Nuwaubian Nation.
DOOMs influence runs so deep within hip hop. i’m so grateful to have experienced his music, he was one of the artists that got me obsessed with the genre because of how one of a kind he was. a favorite DOOM beat of mine is off Ghostface Killah’s Fishscale album, 9 Milli Bros; he produced a wu-tang posse cut and its FIRE. RIP to the supervillain, MF DOOM forever.
It was 2020s final blow...
I’m glad to see King Geedorah mentioned. Over the last few days I feel like it hasn’t gotten much shine but it’s easily one of my favorites
I feel lucky to have discovered MF DOOM early on in my life thanks to his appearance on November Has Come. Once I took the plunge and listened to MM...FOOD I never looked back - will be sorely missed but you really did encapsulate what made him such a beloved icon❤️
Nice video. It is truly heart warming to see how many good fans this mans had. However a peve ive been having with the tributes is that his last name is pronounced DOOM-ILL-LAY.
Rest in power MF DOOM 🙏 that was a lovely tribute Oliver
MF DOOM was the key that unlocked my teen skull to hip hop music ten years ago, spinning November Has Come first, addicted to Figaro next and going back to Anti-Matter, FIREWORKZ, Can I Watch, Guv'Nor or anything really. Accordion has gotten so melancholy, RIP RHINESTONE COWBOY
Viktor Vaughan the Vaudeville Villain #1 hip-hop album of the 2000's for me.
Hold a cold one like he hold a old gun like he hold the microphone and stole the show for fun
Flows are handsome
I absolutely love his album Born Like This. While it might seem at first like normal DOOM, there’s a lot different from this project to Operation Doomsday or MM... FOOD. Having more guest producers like DILLA!!! And having legends on like Reakwon and Ghostface. And the Ghostface track is so awesome with it’s beautiful production and the stories told completely feel like a 70’s crime show especially with the song being divided in half with each verse. So clever, and well executed.
"We claim its providence and its citizens IN THE NAME OF KING GEEDORAH"
Your favorite rappers favorite rapper. Rest in beats MF DOOM, I still can't believe you passed away...
DOOM really made me open my eyes to what rap and hip hop were capable of doing, i always wrote it off as kinda low effort and bland but after hearing just a few of his songs i was blown away
DOOM*
@@shoresofpatmos uh ok
@Takumi Fujiwara dude chill tf out i just typed a comment real quick and posted it, lets be real if doom (oh no i didn't capitalize!) were here he would not give a fuck if you capitalized or not but he'd think your weird af for putting so much importance on it
@Takumi Fujiwara Im such a hardcore DOOM fan that I was in the top 0.01 listener on Spotify and deprived myself of sleep to chat with Flying Lotus and fellow fans on his stream, but man... Chill out. It's not like he's out there ignoring his existence, he's paying respect. Thom Yorke didn't spell ALL CAPS, you know what do do I guess!
i was never able to really get into the rest of his discography but accordion is one of my favorite songs ever and ive dived so deep into the lyrics its incredible
I went online past midnight on New Year's Day to send some customary wishes and was greeted with the news of his passing. 2021 already made its impact on me. RIP to a legend for a man.
Wow, can't believe you brought up DOOMSTARKS. I remember checking Wikipedia every day after middle school to find any updates on Swift & Changeable. For now I'm just going to deep dive and appreciate the material brought down to us from DOOM but can't help wondering if any unreleased DOOMSTARKS tracks will be ever be shared
Can I Watch? From Vaudeville Villain Is definitely my favourite DOOM deep cut. But I guess his discog is a bit like that of The Fall- they're all deep cuts
Funny song, great beat. He also killed the features on other people's albums, like Jake One - Trap Door, Dabrye - Air.
Guide to Chick Corea please? His discography is massive and explores all ranges of jazz
Anyone who creates music should listen to MF! Extremely creative and inspiring stuff!
I was privileged enough to see DOOM live twice in London. Once in Camden Roundhouse and the other in Kentish Town O2.
The best emcee with no chain ya ever herd!
RIP DOOM
Thanks for your creativity, innovation and maturity. Brave enough to be yourself 🖤👊🏿
great for DANGERDOOM to get a shout out. enjoyed the video mate, fair play
1:47 Long Island, NY.
Loved the video. Got it right for the most part. R.I.P. Villain.
I cried when I found out. His music is so good
i was in the middle of a Nye party with my family... shed a tear on the spot then proceeded to hold it in & leave to my car where i let it all out lmaoooo
Same... sad but true 🥶
Took me a few days to really come to terms with the news but when I did that shit hit me like a truck. RIP DOOM ❤️
I remember taking acid with my best friend and playing Madvillainy for him, and him losing his fucking mind it was so good. Became one of our go-to records to listen together since then. Peace to the Villain.
A wonderful tribute video, thanks for sharing and uploading
I don't think any other artist has been as important to me as DOOM. Such a brilliant lyricist and so creative with the way he incorporated different personas into his discography. Long live the villain 🙏
Thank you for making this
One song i love that has so much style is 'Hey!' It sounds like what comic books look like. Its so difficult to capture that in sound, after all they do say a picture is worth a thousand words.
the track that danger mouse put out in 2019 with DOOM and sparklehorse, Ninjarous, is truly a gem that nobody seems to have heard...
Hell yeah, and Patrick Carney on the drums!
Thanks for this video, it's true, DOOM and his music will never be forgotten
He's like the rap Buckethead. The theatrics and the character became the selling point but fans loved his writing and the sheer virtuosity of his instrument. Many thought of him as a freak, but those in the know were aware they were witnessing brilliance.
RIP DOOM
DOOM is one of my favorite artists, and introduced me to similar underground rap. It's hard to choose, but I think Figaro is probably my favorite of his tracks. RIP DOOM.
It still hurts so much man
"The best MC with no chain ya ever heard"
I've loved DOOM for years, but I had no idea the Dilla EP existed. I love this page.
Some of my all time favourites of his has to be Potholderz, Can I watch? And Figaro, i reccomend if you havent already to listen to them, they are true masterclass works of arts in music. Rest Easy DOOM🙏🙏
Dear Oliver, hope all is well.I’m enjoying your exquisitely crafted pieces, I’ll be delighted to see what your brilliant soul is working on. Be well, stay awesome!
For DOOM the bell tolls. RIP...
DOOM wasn't just an artist I listened to, he helped shape who I am and my love of music, I listened to more DOOM than anything else in my life and that's saying a lot. RIP to the master, now he's a GOD.
I'm really happy that Spotify has 90% of his catalog. Surprisingly they even have the Monsta Island Czars project. If you're new to DOOM, there's many sideprojects to dive into but they are all quality.
I always wanted to listen into his music but never got round to it. So on the night i heard about his passing, i checked out Madvillainy and was completely taken by it. RIP
Gorillaz "November Has Come" was my introduction to MF DOOM and I haven't looked back. Gas Drawls, Hoe Cakes, Accordion some of my all time favorites R.I.P the Villain
all hail the king and give him three cheers, fam 🕊🕊
RIP
Got into DOOM when quarantine first started. Since then, I have regretted not checking him out earlier. RIP
And here the video essays come
There is nothing else I can say besides the fact that Hip-Hop will have a mask shaped hole in it from now on.
There will never be another Supervillain to match.
R.I.P. DOOM
ALL CAPS Forever
Check out the Vaudeville Villain album. Overlooked, plus it has Let Me Watch, which is an incredible showcase of his underrated storytelling abilities.
The greatest there ever was and the most cherished vinyl in my collection.
Still colder than a witch tit. Rest in peace Metal Fingers.
Been rocking DOOM for absolutely forever. Legend will be missed
dope video. much appreciated
It's definitely pronounced Doo-mi-leh and not Doo-mil, he even pronounces it on doomsday like that otherwise it wouldn't rhyme haha , great video tho
Yeah I've always pronounced it like that and I have no idea why because it's clearly incorrect
Gotta note the double entendre between his name 'Dumile' and it being pronounced as Doom-will-lay too, very clever
@@wenjun4536 nigga its his given name, not a clever pun
@@Chubby_Lemon The point is that his last name sounded like DOOM will lay so it worked as a lyric on multiple levels. Considering DOOM's lyricism, I think he was aware.
@@aquanecromancer5776 hey, who's to say?
8:19, "some of the loops on this record are fucking transformative" - I will, from now on, use this phrase to describe sick beats. Thank you, Oliver!
RIP DOOM
btw you said he grew up in long beach, but it's long island, ny. long beach is a city next to los angeles. i understand it was probably a brainfart, but just saying so you can maybe annotate that before some irate person comes up complaining.
still a great video, big ups.
Thanks for the kind words! Re: him growing up, he grew up in Long Island and then moved onto Long Beach NY.
MF DOOM was amazing. He was the rapper that showed me way younger me that rap was worth listening to and giving it a shot. Happy to know one of the greatest mad villians went out on halloween.