I know a lot of people are mentioning this I a great summer day album. But I feel like this is actually a night driving album in the summer. Just smooth slow driving and having this on blast. Great review as always Prof.
Very good point on gmos! I haven't listened to this album, but I wanted to say that last week I bought 'Hot Buttered Soul', that you suggested to your auditors in an other video some months ago. It's soo great.. so thanks for that!
I feel like you must talk about the legend Dom Kennedy and how that influences Larry June's sound and flow. You should listen to and do a video on Slum Village Fan-Tas-Tic, Vol. 1 and Vol. 2.
Love this album. Recommended it to a friend, and he liked it, too. Al is one of the best producers out there and this project really was a Great Escape. I want to hear what Prof. thinks of the new Madlib, Muggs, Meyhem album Champagne for Breakfast. I haven't seen too many people talk about it, but it is on my AOTY shortlist.
I believe the reason for vagueness of things that happen in the street is bc rappers often snitch on themselves with the illegal activities they boast about. Larry seems to be smarter than that while also providing clear imagery
hey professor, would you ever make a video about E-40? I've heard many times about his influence on hip-hop but I can't find a good source to check it out ;///
least favorite parts of this video are when you mention not knowing who Slum Village is and also when you give credit to white guys for being the primary supporters of underground hip-hop. other than that this was another awesome review!
Hey Skye, I love your videos. I dont know if u take recommendations but theres an underground alternative folk band which i love called "The Hunts". If you have the time to check them out then i recommend you do. Regardless, keep up the great content!
On the brief gmo comment you made, I totally understand why you'd have that notion, but I'd reccomend looking up someone like vandana shiva and her views on the negative aspects of gmos, and how it has really harmed her community and many farmers + leads into more general issues of globalisation etc
That's more of a critique of capitalism (big corp like Monsantos patenting seeds for example then suing farmers that happen to get them in their farm out of their control) than the technology of GMOs.
Larry June is definitely not for me. Him being from Cali may be the reason cuz when East Coast rappers are smooth, there's an X factor to them that I stick around with. Def prefer Roc Marci x Alc album over this Larry June x Alc project as an example.
I feel that. He’s good but he definitely stays in that lazy river wheelhouse. It’s nice but I wish he shifted gears here and there. Curren$y on his latest project with Alc is a good example. Even though he’s laid back he still unleashes tight flows and wordplay laden bars at the drop of a hat, on songs like No Yeast, the Tonight Show, and Half-Moon mornings. I feel like Larry June can develop that bag but he just has to make that choice or have that conversation where someone challenges him. But there are a lot of great rappers in that east coast lane so Larry’s is less saturated so he seems to be sticking to his guns and doubling down.
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Slum Village is a Detroit group which has gone through various line ups, the original members were J Dilla, Baatin and T3
I know a lot of people are mentioning this I a great summer day album. But I feel like this is actually a night driving album in the summer. Just smooth slow driving and having this on blast. Great review as always Prof.
I loved your point about the timing of the release, I hate when a perfect summer album drops in like august
I believe that Larry is actually driving a boat in the picture atleast that’s what o thought it was
Very good point on gmos! I haven't listened to this album, but I wanted to say that last week I bought 'Hot Buttered Soul', that you suggested to your auditors in an other video some months ago. It's soo great.. so thanks for that!
That makes me very happy. It really is such a masterpiece.
@@professorskye Yes, absolutely! A masterpiece. Thank you!
Its crazy that Fantano spun GREAT features into a negative 😭😭 Larry not trying to “body” anyone
Happy to finally hear a Larry June review. Good job professor
One of my fav albums of the year. The sun is also starting to shine good where i live so this album is perfect for this time of the year.
this is definitely gonna be in my top 5 albums of the year. so so smooth alchemist is really one of the greats
The album cover is actually him
In a speed boat wearing a regular Patek.
I feel like you must talk about the legend Dom Kennedy and how that influences Larry June's sound and flow. You should listen to and do a video on Slum Village Fan-Tas-Tic, Vol. 1 and Vol. 2.
This is the Catalina wine mixer of yacht rap.
Love this album. Recommended it to a friend, and he liked it, too. Al is one of the best producers out there and this project really was a Great Escape.
I want to hear what Prof. thinks of the new Madlib, Muggs, Meyhem album Champagne for Breakfast. I haven't seen too many people talk about it, but it is on my AOTY shortlist.
This album is so smooth/deep can't stop listening..
fantano in the wrong for that review, been waiting for this for days
Fr, but this the same guy who gave blank face a 5 and p4p 6 so I get he’s not on the lo fi smooth type rap
been waiting for...60 days? ehehhee
At this point, no one really cares what he thinks anymore.
I hope you check out Dead End Hip Hop
I believe the reason for vagueness of things that happen in the street is bc rappers often snitch on themselves with the illegal activities they boast about. Larry seems to be smarter than that while also providing clear imagery
AOTY for me
Thank you for reviewing this!!
hey professor, would you ever make a video about E-40? I've heard many times about his influence on hip-hop but I can't find a good source to check it out ;///
I’ve made two! They got ridiculously low views.
I highly recommend three underrated new rap albums Navy Blue- Ways of Knowing, ICECOLDBISHOP- Generational Curse and Onoe Caponoe- Concrete Fantasia
Biscuithead in 2000. YES!
This is my second favorite album of the year, behind yachty. Good job Larry.
this album is for confidence, i love it
Have you listened to the new Unknown Mortal Orchestra album?
least favorite parts of this video are when you mention not knowing who Slum Village is and also when you give credit to white guys for being the primary supporters of underground hip-hop. other than that this was another awesome review!
Do you have any videos where you talk about your favorite albums since you’ve started the channel?
what about the book behind you? did i miss that part?
when you finally get to Dilla you will get the joy of slum village. you are still doing something on Dilla yeah?
Hey Skye, I love your videos. I dont know if u take recommendations but theres an underground alternative folk band which i love called "The Hunts". If you have the time to check them out then i recommend you do. Regardless, keep up the great content!
Please review the new Hippo Campus EP!!
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Let me drink juice if I want to! I don’t care about it being empty calories if it tastes good
Best album of the year
Day 108 of Asking you to Review Achilles Come Down by Gang of Youth
no that is not busted down thats like a bunch of diamonds
On the brief gmo comment you made, I totally understand why you'd have that notion, but I'd reccomend looking up someone like vandana shiva and her views on the negative aspects of gmos, and how it has really harmed her community and many farmers + leads into more general issues of globalisation etc
That's more of a critique of capitalism (big corp like Monsantos patenting seeds for example then suing farmers that happen to get them in their farm out of their control) than the technology of GMOs.
Larry June is definitely not for me. Him being from Cali may be the reason cuz when East Coast rappers are smooth, there's an X factor to them that I stick around with.
Def prefer Roc Marci x Alc album over this Larry June x Alc project as an example.
I feel that. He’s good but he definitely stays in that lazy river wheelhouse. It’s nice but I wish he shifted gears here and there. Curren$y on his latest project with Alc is a good example. Even though he’s laid back he still unleashes tight flows and wordplay laden bars at the drop of a hat, on songs like No Yeast, the Tonight Show, and Half-Moon mornings.
I feel like Larry June can develop that bag but he just has to make that choice or have that conversation where someone challenges him. But there are a lot of great rappers in that east coast lane so Larry’s is less saturated so he seems to be sticking to his guns and doubling down.
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It’s so funny to listen to the perspective of a pasty white man 😂