TIMESTAMPS: Beef Rap 2:07 Hoe Cakes 5:45 Potholderz (feat. Count Bass D) 8:48 One Beer 11:23 Deep Fried Frenz 15:00 Poo-Putt Platter 18:11 Fillet-O-Rapper 18:36 Gumbo 19:12 Fig Leaf Bi-Carbonate 19:28 Kon Karne 21:32 Guinnesses (feat. Angelika & 4ize) 24:29 Kon Queso 27:04 Rapp Snitch Knishes (feat. Mr. Fantastik) 30:24 Vomitspit 32:09 Kookies 34:15 Another brilliant video that brightened my day when i saw it, thank you and keep up the good work :)
My favorite beat on here changes constantly, it originally was Potholderz, then for a while it was Beef Rap, but for the last few years Kon Karne has been my favorite DOOM beat in general
from his effortless wordplay, the great and deep use of samples, the multilayered way of making album across all his personas of characters, there will never be one like him. R.I.P MF DOOM.
To chime on on what Connor was saying about MF DOOM and how his death feels, he is such a force of personality it really does feel like he isn't gone. A testament to how much larger than life DOOM is, the mysterious evil villian. RIP
Absolutely doesn’t feel like DOOM is gone. It still feels like any day a new DOOM project can drop. He is just one of those figures in Hip Hop that was a recluse living legend. It was nice knowing he could always put the mask on here and there and then take it off and live his life with his family as Daniel. RIP DOOM gone way too soon ❤
usually you manage to stitch songs together so seamlessly that I don't really notice, but this one is just so insane. I noticed every single skip, the songs have just such a strong story-like rising and falling that just feels jarring when a part gets skipped. Or maybe I just like this album a little much.
I get you it’s the lack of choruses and the fact DOOM just relentlessly rhymes. Kinda overwhelming on first listen tbh for me but consistently in my top 3 most listened artists for years now
@@Donny-qj4tf honestly these cuts weren't really avoidable, this album has fourteen songs and most of there are four minutes long, its a really long one. also, doom is a storyteller, if you chop his stories it will sound weird doesnt matter what u do
Man, on his debut album, the song "?" makes me tear up near the end. I've read a lot about Dumile. Having his brother die, label dropping their group, becoming homeless and all to return to get revenge as MF DOOM. What a creative and proactive way to go about it. But sadly he dealt with depression and alcoholism. What's fucked up is nobody seems to know the real reason his brother died. Many claimed he was actually running away at the time then got hit by a car when crossing. But some say that's bs. That they got to him. And whatever it was, it was best left alone. Also no snitching was a bigger deal back then. So it would've never been made public even if dealt with afterwards. But I have a feeling he had to move on and leave that shit behind, which killed him inside. Dumile was then not allowed back into the US a few years ago which made him stay in his home country, the UK. He lived in London until he passed, iirc. Definitely read about him and watch the different videos fans have put together. Little documentaries and such. Gives you an idea as to what was happening. You'll have to dig through the internet to find more details and possible things that happened to Sub Roc.
That last part gets me every time too. That he keeps a picture of his brother and how everything is going according to plan, but his brother isn't there to witness it. Doom did it for his brother. 😭
What I love about Kon Karne is the random beaming noises in the background. The song is about his later brother, DJ Subroc, and DOOM giving a heartfelt tribute to him. The beaming background noises I like to see as is gasps for air. Almost as an effort to stop crying. Truly beautiful
Dude every main sample on this album on its own are BANGERS, no exception. The one on rapp snitch knishes is a guitar solo of a cover of space oddity for _a_ dune soundtrack. Insane.
Completely agree with your comment about DOOM’s passing. He managed to stay so low key but create a legacy so legendary, he became almost like a mythical creature. He created an immortal character that lives forever through his music.
this is a certified hood classic of sure, one of the best rap albums of all time, will forever be on top. it's doomsday! rest with the angels villain 🕊️
I think a major reason DOOM never really feels like he's gone unlike someone like Mac is that in Mac's songs you can feel it's him Mac the person so upon relistening it really hits you. Unlike DOOM who is not a person but more like an idea someone who exist only in the music, thus making it feel as if he's never felt because he exist only though the music. But sometimes in the music we meet Daniel Dumile, in songs like ?, Op Doomsday, and kan carne. Those songs all have a focus on Daniels brother, it's now Daniel rapping not the character of DOOM and in those moments we realize that he's gone similar to how you feel with Mac. Or at least that's how I think I works
One of my favorite rap albums of all time! I discovered DOOM not too long ago and at first his music didn't fit my taste, but eventually he grew on me, with MM...FOOD?! becoming one of my favorite rap albums. So many great songs on this record.
lol that's like 99% of DOOM fans. Tried to put the homie on the other day, but he didn't feel it. I told himwatch you'll be on Doom's nutsack soon. it's crazy, Doom's just one of those where it takes a minute but once you see it, you can't unsee it.
Yep. I know the middle bit with the stretch of skits throws people off the project but I think it’s so creative and smooth. I love it. Never gets old, ever. None of his projects do.
I feel like people do put it on that level I heard about it a lot before I listened to it I do think madvillainy is better but that’s not an insult by any means
@@babybell224 honestly vaudeville was actually my least favourite so far I’ve listened up to mm food and skipped venomous villain. For me it had the most skips and a lot of the production kinda sounded the same to me at first but it has grown on me, I always thought raedawn had really cool production tho.
i was feeling the same way about DOOM's passing, exactly how you described it , conner. it was such a surreal moment learning about his passing. the mans work got me into hip hop as a young boy in 2010. so grateful for his work but feels like hes still here. love you guys.
Hearing your dads appreciation for music really makes you fall in love with projects all over again. I’ve loved this album since it came out and to hear a new perspective on it is great. Love your channel. Can’t wait for Operation Doomsday
All the skit stuff can sometimes be found under METAL FINGERS. Makes you appreciate it. Instrumentals have become essential to me recently. Especially as I've grown to learn and love so many other genres, and all the subgenres too lol. But going back to my first love, Hip-Hop, it makes me appreciate the song in a whole other way. Yes we all hear a beat. But listen to an instrumental on its own. You might find minor details you missed or stuff overshadowed by vocals. Easter eggs sometimes too. Not all Hip-Hop but a lot. I love DJ Premier's stuff for example. So good even without vocals.
This notification put a huge smile on my face. Thank you for doing your reactions, and I can’t wait for this one. Hope that you do some of his other albums Take me to your leader, Operation : Doomsday, Vaudeville Villain, I mean all are great.
Since that TPAB listen, I've been a dedicated fan of this channel, following you closely. Today marks my inaugural comment on one of your videos, as I've eagerly awaited this album for an extensive period. MM.. FOOD holds the coveted position of my favorite hip hop album ever, ranking right alongside Madvillainy. Being a huge MF DOOM enthusiast, watching this content enlightens and uplifts me. If only I could relive the initial experience of listening to this album, which is precisely why I hold an intense admiration for this channel.
Whenever I think about the fact that MF DOOM has passed on I think abt the line from Razor Ramon / Scott Hall once "Bad Times don't last but Bad Guys do" He really is immortal through his music
I COMPLETELY relate to the feeling that DOOM is still with us when I listen to his music. Interesting to know I'm not the only one who feels as such. Long Live DOOM
Something about mac's music, repeatedly confronting mortality in his lyrics, also listening to his music feels like sitting down and having a conversation with him, while doom as you mentioned created characters that infact are estonishing and remarkable but did make his passing although very sad, a more distant experience from his music - that's my take on it, great video as always guys keep it going ❤💪
HELL YEAH, I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS! While i think its fair to call Madvillainy DOOM's best album, this is absolutely his number 1 for me. Practically every track is a classic, he just can't be beat on here.
Love this album, love this channel - “Knishes” is a Yiddish word and the k’s are always pronounced. They’re sorta popular in NYC so as a New Yorker DOOM was clearly hip, perfect pronunciation 🤘🏻”Delicious rap snitch ka-nishes”
I first started listening to DOOM back when I was in middle school, I was playing Spider-Man miles morales and I saw a tiktok of “best songs to swing to” and Kon Queso was one of them, I didn’t like it at first but I just kept listening and there’s something about DOOM that just brings you in so consistently, I literally couldn’t stop listening. Soon later I started listening to all his albums, even under Victor Vaughn and his other aliases. He’s been my number 1 on Spotify for close to 5 years now.
You guys should totally check out Cortex, who DOOM sampled on One Beer - they are one of my favorite bands of all time and they are so underappreciated
I remember the first time hearing MF Doom, i got recommended a DANGER DOOM track and after looking into Doom it was a very interesting style very different from my normal tastes
MF DOOM was beyond a generational talent. Dude fueled so many underground artists' careers it's not even funny at this point. The Special Herbs comps, Operation Doomsday, MM Food, and all the collabs he did hold up forever.
Count Bass D, the feature on Potholderz, also produced it’s instrumental. If you like it, he’s got a couple albums to himself, most notably “Dwight Spitz” from 2002. I recently uploaded the full album, so I hope you can check that out!
I come back to DOOM’s stuff all the time. This is probably the 4th or 5th time I’ve seen this video of yall covering MM FOOD. You’re right, it really doesn’t seem like he’s gone. And I really think it’s because he’s created this entire world with DOOM, geedorah, VV, and other countless characters. Every time you listen to his stuff, you get teleported back to this world full of creativity. It’s cheesy, but it feels like he’s still alive in his music because it’s a different reality where he’s still a supervillain prowling the streets in comic books. RIP THE ILLEST 🗿
When i listen to earlyer DOOM music i still have the feeling that hes still here, but born like this, for example really makes the feeling that hes gone set in
The son Napoleon Dynamite/Boys to Men deep voice vibes 😂 Probably the best reaction TH-cam channel ..you can tell they both know music. Shout out to Son and Dad Duo! Keep content coming!
The best reaction video i have ever seen, maybe cuz its my favorite album of al time but still amazing. Ive been searching the internet of MF DOOM reactions but there is only a handfull of good ones. We need a deep dive into the caracter MF DOOM and what he is about. Maybe a operation dooms day reaction or something else.
Most of the "skits" you can find in this album are part of a video you can find on youtube called " spiderman vs dr doom 1981 canon of doom " . DOOM mixed and matched clips and sounds to make it sound like his own story but he got so much out of this 20 minutes video its insanely impressive. I think i watched it like 10 times already 😂
i feel the exact same way, it doesn’t feel like hes passed like i truly forget when im listening to his music hes passed. i really have to think about it. legend forever rip the villian!
I reccommended this a bunch ever since found this channel from y’all listening to MBDTF. So hyped for this review!!! This is one of the most fun, memorable and creative albums ever. DOOM.
Switch around the letters to "Mm...Food", you can get "MF DOOM". So much not an accident, years later i just found out. Love the reaction, this is one of my favorites, Doom is timeless and my great-grandchildren will listen to him like classical composers.
I love this album so much and was wondering when you'd get to it. Also recommend Run the Jewels album Run the Jewels 3, its phenomenal and got me into rap and subsequently this album which is equally good in my opinion
Cool connection with hoe cakes is that the beatboxing part and the "super!" part are from a song called supersonic by j.j.fad! Apart from the doom sample, the same song is sampled in Fergies hit "fergalicious!"
It just hits me with the nostalgic memory of all of us watching Boomerang and Adult Swim playing the N64 and Gamecube at my Grandmas house, and she is listening to Anita Baker etc. DOOM capsuled that memory for me...
Hey Connor and Kevin… just had a to say about Kevin not being able to connect with One Beer… “ there’s only one beer left” and “ how there only one beer left the pack come in six”… idk if you missed those lines or misinterpreted them… also Connor, I do feel like MF DOOM has a special level of immortality that other artists will never really get to. Mac Miller is still a devastating loss to me, I get sad when I listen to Swimming or Circles, and while I enjoy both records, i feel like we will forever miss the music he never got to make. With Doom, I never feel that pain. It’s just straight enjoyment. Maybe it’s because DOOMS life had more fulfillment that come across is his music, his story is certainly one filled with tragic events from the deaths of his brother and son, to music industry excommunication in the origins of the alter ego’s, he seemed to operate without bitterness even though he was hip hops supervillain, expressing distaste for the industry with jest. Also, we will never know what is going to come out, I believe MadLib has some MF DOOM stuff to be released in his vault. Also MadLib said on hot 97 with Sway, I believe it’s that show, with Talib Kweli and his son, that he has been in touch with Mac Millers family and has permission to release a new Mac Miller album that he is producing. You should look out for that. I usually don’t comment but I really like you guys, this podcast is great, but I do feel Kevin missed the mark on the one beer comment and maybe Connor missed that he missed it, and it bothered me a bit. Peace fellas, keep up the good work!
Hearing the One Beer sample makes me want you to show your dad Kush & OJ so bad lol. One of my favorite mixtapes ever next to Faces, K.I.D.S., and A Kid Named Cudi
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This album makes you feel like you’re driving through a city in a comic book panel while people in the city are spouting their stories at you
dude this is a goated description oh my goodnes
And just like real life, people always revert to talking about food.
That’s dope bro I like that description
great description dog I imagined it as I was reading it, perfect for what DOOM goes for as for aesthetics
This is how Operation Doomsday felt to me
Wished you mentioned to your dad that the album title “Mm.. Food” is an anagram of MF DOOM! the guy was unbelievably creative.
HOLY SHIT IT IS
Oh shit I just realized!!
How the fuck have I never noticed that 😂
Dooood what
wait a damn minute-
TIMESTAMPS:
Beef Rap 2:07
Hoe Cakes 5:45
Potholderz (feat. Count Bass D) 8:48
One Beer 11:23
Deep Fried Frenz 15:00
Poo-Putt Platter 18:11
Fillet-O-Rapper 18:36
Gumbo 19:12
Fig Leaf Bi-Carbonate 19:28
Kon Karne 21:32
Guinnesses (feat. Angelika & 4ize) 24:29
Kon Queso 27:04
Rapp Snitch Knishes (feat. Mr. Fantastik) 30:24
Vomitspit 32:09
Kookies 34:15
Another brilliant video that brightened my day when i saw it, thank you and keep up the good work :)
Thank you legend, have a great day!
THANK YOU
thanks, that was gold 🙏🏽
My favorite beat on here changes constantly, it originally was Potholderz, then for a while it was Beef Rap, but for the last few years Kon Karne has been my favorite DOOM beat in general
That was fast haha
from his effortless wordplay, the great and deep use of samples, the multilayered way of making album across all his personas of characters, there will never be one like him. R.I.P MF DOOM.
Daniel Dumile died, MF DOOM is eternal.
The Hip-Hop GOAT for me
@@SimonEliasen123 Well said.
what about kool keith
@@TheReturnOfBloodyJack a verry close second
To chime on on what Connor was saying about MF DOOM and how his death feels, he is such a force of personality it really does feel like he isn't gone. A testament to how much larger than life DOOM is, the mysterious evil villian.
RIP
because he would disapear and come back to release music it just feels like hes cooking up something rn. i still cant even digest hes gone.
@@brando440DOOM really separated himself from Dumile. It's almost hard to remember he really is just a guy who's passed
@@ddl3718 yeah rest in peace DOOM
Never thought a death would hit me harder than Mac... Then DOOM passed...
I'm still waiting for a new project to drop like if he were still alive.
Definitely one of the best pieces of art a human can create
definitely one of the most creative comments a human can create
Agreed!
one of the best w rap albums. surely villain got the pass when he did this
Nope
Nah lad vaudeville villain solos
Absolutely doesn’t feel like DOOM is gone. It still feels like any day a new DOOM project can drop. He is just one of those figures in Hip Hop that was a recluse living legend. It was nice knowing he could always put the mask on here and there and then take it off and live his life with his family as Daniel. RIP DOOM gone way too soon ❤
man, i cried like a lil bitch.
Definition of ”larger than life”
Yeah its crazy.
@@kinduvabigdeal100 bro there aint nothing wrong with crying. we all cried when the legend died
I feel the same way
Kon Queso is just so good. The beat, the flow and the rhymes are crazy
agreed
The song right after though 😫
He sounds so hungry on it, fits the beat perfectly 😮💨
heat up like beef patty, coco bread, kon queso
I love the flow and rhymes but god i cannot stand the instrumental
usually you manage to stitch songs together so seamlessly that I don't really notice, but this one is just so insane. I noticed every single skip, the songs have just such a strong story-like rising and falling that just feels jarring when a part gets skipped. Or maybe I just like this album a little much.
I get you it’s the lack of choruses and the fact DOOM just relentlessly rhymes. Kinda overwhelming on first listen tbh for me but consistently in my top 3 most listened artists for years now
I was waiting for that bar to end with "chippendales" but it cut hahaha
Not just you, there are excessive cuts in this one unfortunately.
@@Donny-qj4tf honestly these cuts weren't really avoidable, this album has fourteen songs and most of there are four minutes long, its a really long one. also, doom is a storyteller, if you chop his stories it will sound weird doesnt matter what u do
Man, on his debut album, the song "?" makes me tear up near the end. I've read a lot about Dumile. Having his brother die, label dropping their group, becoming homeless and all to return to get revenge as MF DOOM. What a creative and proactive way to go about it. But sadly he dealt with depression and alcoholism.
What's fucked up is nobody seems to know the real reason his brother died. Many claimed he was actually running away at the time then got hit by a car when crossing. But some say that's bs. That they got to him. And whatever it was, it was best left alone.
Also no snitching was a bigger deal back then. So it would've never been made public even if dealt with afterwards. But I have a feeling he had to move on and leave that shit behind, which killed him inside.
Dumile was then not allowed back into the US a few years ago which made him stay in his home country, the UK. He lived in London until he passed, iirc.
Definitely read about him and watch the different videos fans have put together. Little documentaries and such. Gives you an idea as to what was happening. You'll have to dig through the internet to find more details and possible things that happened to Sub Roc.
Thanks for the info g, much love.
That last part gets me every time too. That he keeps a picture of his brother and how everything is going according to plan, but his brother isn't there to witness it. Doom did it for his brother. 😭
I think he also lost two of his children
how he died
I like your profile pic! Thanks for the information.
What I love about Kon Karne is the random beaming noises in the background. The song is about his later brother, DJ Subroc, and DOOM giving a heartfelt tribute to him. The beaming background noises I like to see as is gasps for air. Almost as an effort to stop crying. Truly beautiful
Yea “?” Is one of my favorite songs of operation doomsday and its a tribute to sub roc. Genuinely makes me cry. Rip sub roc and doom
Dude every main sample on this album on its own are BANGERS, no exception. The one on rapp snitch knishes is a guitar solo of a cover of space oddity for _a_ dune soundtrack. Insane.
I literally just screamed “yes!” so loudly, it’s about damn time 🙏🏾🙏🏾
did the same when I saw the thumbnail.
Completely agree with your comment about DOOM’s passing. He managed to stay so low key but create a legacy so legendary, he became almost like a mythical creature. He created an immortal character that lives forever through his music.
this is a certified hood classic of sure, one of the best rap albums of all time, will forever be on top. it's doomsday! rest with the angels villain 🕊️
I think a major reason DOOM never really feels like he's gone unlike someone like Mac is that in Mac's songs you can feel it's him Mac the person so upon relistening it really hits you. Unlike DOOM who is not a person but more like an idea someone who exist only in the music, thus making it feel as if he's never felt because he exist only though the music. But sometimes in the music we meet Daniel Dumile, in songs like ?, Op Doomsday, and kan carne. Those songs all have a focus on Daniels brother, it's now Daniel rapping not the character of DOOM and in those moments we realize that he's gone similar to how you feel with Mac. Or at least that's how I think I works
The way DOOM uses old soulful samples like Anita and Sade is unmatched.
What’s crazy is they would’ve been pretty contemporary for him. That’d be like a modern artist sampling Katy perry
@@piracy22wait that goofs me up bad. teenage dream sample on the new kendrick album?
One of my favorite rap albums of all time! I discovered DOOM not too long ago and at first his music didn't fit my taste, but eventually he grew on me, with MM...FOOD?! becoming one of my favorite rap albums. So many great songs on this record.
Same. When you listen to Doom for the first time it just sounds strange and different.
Same haha At first I only liked Rapp snitch knishes, but now I love the whole VILLAIN's discography~
That Daft Punk pfp is based
Yup truth first DOOM sounds odd, it will grow on ya
lol that's like 99% of DOOM fans. Tried to put the homie on the other day, but he didn't feel it. I told himwatch you'll be on Doom's nutsack soon. it's crazy, Doom's just one of those where it takes a minute but once you see it, you can't unsee it.
I'm so happy you did this one, this is my favorite comfort album and glad your dad totally got the atmosphere that doom created. rip.
All caps
Honestly my favorite DOOM album, wish people would put it on the same level as Madvillainy
Completely agree, this is DOOM in his purest form.
Yep. I know the middle bit with the stretch of skits throws people off the project but I think it’s so creative and smooth. I love it. Never gets old, ever. None of his projects do.
I feel like people do put it on that level I heard about it a lot before I listened to it I do think madvillainy is better but that’s not an insult by any means
People do put it on level with Madvillainy. Most DOOM fans have either food of Madvillainy as their fav. My personal favorite is vaudeville villain
@@babybell224 honestly vaudeville was actually my least favourite so far I’ve listened up to mm food and skipped venomous villain. For me it had the most skips and a lot of the production kinda sounded the same to me at first but it has grown on me, I always thought raedawn had really cool production tho.
i was feeling the same way about DOOM's passing, exactly how you described it , conner. it was such a surreal moment learning about his passing. the mans work got me into hip hop as a young boy in 2010. so grateful for his work but feels like hes still here. love you guys.
You guys HAVE to do 1999 next!!! One of the best mixtapes of all time.
PLEASE
Yes please🙏🏽
This is my favorite album of all time. Every time I hear this is just ear addiction. I have to get a hit of Doom every week.
Don’t forget the Viktor Vaughn records. Absolutely incredible work from the masked villain.
Yes!!!!!!!
Man I love the samples on this album 😭
Fr those old school cartoon samples are highlights
Me too i LOVE the sade sample on kon karne
Hearing your dads appreciation for music really makes you fall in love with projects all over again. I’ve loved this album since it came out and to hear a new perspective on it is great. Love your channel. Can’t wait for Operation Doomsday
what an amazing and fun album, my first encounter with DOOM was with this and I had it on loop for weeks. can't wait to watch the vid fully!
All the skit stuff can sometimes be found under METAL FINGERS. Makes you appreciate it. Instrumentals have become essential to me recently. Especially as I've grown to learn and love so many other genres, and all the subgenres too lol.
But going back to my first love, Hip-Hop, it makes me appreciate the song in a whole other way. Yes we all hear a beat. But listen to an instrumental on its own. You might find minor details you missed or stuff overshadowed by vocals. Easter eggs sometimes too. Not all Hip-Hop but a lot. I love DJ Premier's stuff for example. So good even without vocals.
My favorite DOOM record. He was just having extra fun with this one!! Great production and memorable beats
This notification put a huge smile on my face. Thank you for doing your reactions, and I can’t wait for this one. Hope that you do some of his other albums Take me to your leader, Operation : Doomsday, Vaudeville Villain, I mean all are great.
I’d love a JJ DOOM reaction.. underrated fav for sure
@@Michael-fs1cw 💯💯
Kon Karne is probably my favorite song of all time. This and Madvilliany were an insane run
As i reminisce, never forgot when i was very broke :/
That Sade sample is phenomenal
A ton of samples from the old school Spider-man cartoon from the 60s. So brilliantly used.
Since that TPAB listen, I've been a dedicated fan of this channel, following you closely.
Today marks my inaugural comment on one of your videos, as I've eagerly awaited this album for an extensive period. MM.. FOOD holds the coveted position of my favorite hip hop album ever, ranking right alongside Madvillainy. Being a huge MF DOOM enthusiast, watching this content enlightens and uplifts me. If only I could relive the initial experience of listening to this album, which is precisely why I hold an intense admiration for this channel.
Whenever I think about the fact that MF DOOM has passed on I think abt the line from Razor Ramon / Scott Hall once "Bad Times don't last but Bad Guys do" He really is immortal through his music
I COMPLETELY relate to the feeling that DOOM is still with us when I listen to his music. Interesting to know I'm not the only one who feels as such. Long Live DOOM
Amazing, I've definitely been waiting for this one to drop. I'm honestly happy to see how much more popular MF DOOM's music has become.
An impeccable way to kick off a Friday
Something about mac's music, repeatedly confronting mortality in his lyrics, also listening to his music feels like sitting down and having a conversation with him, while doom as you mentioned created characters that infact are estonishing and remarkable but did make his passing although very sad, a more distant experience from his music - that's my take on it, great video as always guys keep it going ❤💪
i love potholderz so much bro its my favorite song.
If this album came out today it would be just as mindblowing. Truly timeless music
HELL YEAH, I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS! While i think its fair to call Madvillainy DOOM's best album, this is absolutely his number 1 for me. Practically every track is a classic, he just can't be beat on here.
It's so hard to say. Danger Doom and Born Like This are also in the conversation imo
@@seanfrank32 those are definitely good, but i'd say Bring me to your leader and Vaudeville villain are higher up for me
@@khalewren2734 His whole catalogue is classic lol Madvilliany is in the list of all time great rap albums though.
@@seanfrank32 oh totally
woo! been waiting on this for a while. MM FOOD is one of my absolute favorite DOOM projects.
Love this album, love this channel - “Knishes” is a Yiddish word and the k’s are always pronounced. They’re sorta popular in NYC so as a New Yorker DOOM was clearly hip, perfect pronunciation 🤘🏻”Delicious rap snitch ka-nishes”
I first started listening to DOOM back when I was in middle school, I was playing Spider-Man miles morales and I saw a tiktok of “best songs to swing to” and Kon Queso was one of them, I didn’t like it at first but I just kept listening and there’s something about DOOM that just brings you in so consistently, I literally couldn’t stop listening. Soon later I started listening to all his albums, even under Victor Vaughn and his other aliases. He’s been my number 1 on Spotify for close to 5 years now.
I’ve been going through a funk, and played this video and can’t stop smiling. Love you guys from the bottom of my heart ♥️ REST IN POWER DOOM 🐐💜
He might genuinely be the best lyrical and creative emcee to touch the mic.
There shouldn’t be a best because then there wouldn’t be a reason to listen to anyone else
this is my 2nd most favorite album behind madvillainy, and I'm super happy you guys are checking it out now!
I would really love a nujabes reaction from you guys!
You guys should totally check out Cortex, who DOOM sampled on One Beer - they are one of my favorite bands of all time and they are so underappreciated
I remember the first time hearing MF Doom, i got recommended a DANGER DOOM track and after looking into Doom it was a very interesting style very different from my normal tastes
Let’s goooo, one of my favorite albums. Y’all need to do Operation Doomsday next!
this album hits so clean on a rainy friday my homie u got the pass 🤐
they definitely should make another but itll probably be another year before that happens :(
Both the son and dad have major w taste
MF DOOM was beyond a generational talent. Dude fueled so many underground artists' careers it's not even funny at this point. The Special Herbs comps, Operation Doomsday, MM Food, and all the collabs he did hold up forever.
Feels like I’m watching a cartoon while enjoying music, such a dope piece of work. R.I.P. Super Villain you did good!
Count Bass D, the feature on Potholderz, also produced it’s instrumental. If you like it, he’s got a couple albums to himself, most notably “Dwight Spitz” from 2002. I recently uploaded the full album, so I hope you can check that out!
First DOOM record i heard. Definitely top 10 rap/hip hop record of all time for me.
one of the greatest rap albums of all time, no doubt
SO GLAD YOU GUYS ARE DOING THIS
You guys have to cover the Aesop Rock/El-P/Def Jux + Rhymesayers scene!
I come back to DOOM’s stuff all the time. This is probably the 4th or 5th time I’ve seen this video of yall covering MM FOOD. You’re right, it really doesn’t seem like he’s gone. And I really think it’s because he’s created this entire world with DOOM, geedorah, VV, and other countless characters. Every time you listen to his stuff, you get teleported back to this world full of creativity.
It’s cheesy, but it feels like he’s still alive in his music because it’s a different reality where he’s still a supervillain prowling the streets in comic books.
RIP THE ILLEST 🗿
When i listen to earlyer DOOM music i still have the feeling that hes still here, but born like this, for example really makes the feeling that hes gone set in
The son Napoleon Dynamite/Boys to Men deep voice vibes 😂
Probably the best reaction TH-cam channel ..you can tell they both know music.
Shout out to Son and Dad Duo!
Keep content coming!
It was everything I hoped for! Kevin is officially vibing to dooms incredible humor and that makes me happy. Hope all is well fellas 🤙 all the best!
WATCHING MOVIES WITH THE SOUND OFF
The best reaction video i have ever seen, maybe cuz its my favorite album of al time but still amazing. Ive been searching the internet of MF DOOM reactions but there is only a handfull of good ones. We need a deep dive into the caracter MF DOOM and what he is about. Maybe a operation dooms day reaction or something else.
I have been waiting for this reaction, this is my favorite doom project, from the weird samples to the creative food puns
Most of the "skits" you can find in this album are part of a video you can find on youtube called " spiderman vs dr doom 1981 canon of doom " .
DOOM mixed and matched clips and sounds to make it sound like his own story but he got so much out of this 20 minutes video its insanely impressive. I think i watched it like 10 times already 😂
Speaking of Joey Badass, you got to do 1999!!!
You gotta play him the OG version of Kookies, way better and fits the album sonically
This album is so perfect. Now you gotta do Vaudville Villain. Darker than hell
I’d prefer operation doomsday but you can’t leave out take me to your leader either
gee wilickers they just might have to do all of them
We gotta hear pops’ thoughts on either vaudeville villain or operation doomsday at some point! Great video 🤘
the guitar hook is from David Matthwes - Space Oddity(cover from bowie) if ur curious. really short sample, but amazing
This is such a great album, so happy they’re finally reacting to this
I really need this reaction guys. Been missing DOOM lately and I’ve been bumping this album especially so much. Loved the vid!
Love this album and loved the reaction, also love Connors outfits man has a great style
One of my favourite albums from Doom. Glad both of you enjoyed this, great video as always
Love watching you fall in love with DOOM, someday i hope you get to "Let Me watch" on his viktor Vaugn record, such a great song, if not the best :-)
king gheedorah his best alter ego
Actually a banger birthday present thanks guys
I've been waiting for this one for so long! So glad you finally listened to it.
i feel the exact same way, it doesn’t feel like hes passed like i truly forget when im listening to his music hes passed. i really have to think about it. legend forever rip the villian!
I reccommended this a bunch ever since found this channel from y’all listening to MBDTF. So hyped for this review!!! This is one of the most fun, memorable and creative albums ever. DOOM.
LCD Soundsystem - This is Happening
I really hope you guys get to DANGERDOOM- Love that project
I love how Dooms albums are like listening to someone flip through vintage TV. It's such a visual soundscape
i would love for you two to react to either Mos Defs "black on both sides" or 36 chambers by Wu-Tang
Deep Fried Frenz is a MASTERPIECE, this whole album is
Switch around the letters to "Mm...Food", you can get "MF DOOM". So much not an accident, years later i just found out.
Love the reaction, this is one of my favorites, Doom is timeless and my great-grandchildren will listen to him like classical composers.
Absolutely love your guy's channel, thanks to both of you I've explored so much more music I would have never thought to try on my own. ❤❤
Was waiting for this one since you first asked what hip-hop records you should react to. Great reaction
For a time I kept referring people who like MF Doom to King Geedorah (one of my favs of all time).
I was so hype to learn it was him too.
Really wish the sample from the original 'Kookies' was cleared, makes the song and album so much better
This album is so goated 💕 RIP to DOOM, still doesn’t feel real much like Kobe being gone. Just hard to even imagine.
I love this album so much and was wondering when you'd get to it. Also recommend Run the Jewels album Run the Jewels 3, its phenomenal and got me into rap and subsequently this album which is equally good in my opinion
Cool connection with hoe cakes is that the beatboxing part and the "super!" part are from a song called supersonic by j.j.fad! Apart from the doom sample, the same song is sampled in Fergies hit "fergalicious!"
It just hits me with the nostalgic memory of all of us watching Boomerang and Adult Swim playing the N64 and Gamecube at my Grandmas house, and she is listening to Anita Baker etc.
DOOM capsuled that memory for me...
Hey Connor and Kevin… just had a to say about Kevin not being able to connect with One Beer… “ there’s only one beer left” and “ how there only one beer left the pack come in six”… idk if you missed those lines or misinterpreted them… also Connor, I do feel like MF DOOM has a special level of immortality that other artists will never really get to. Mac Miller is still a devastating loss to me, I get sad when I listen to Swimming or Circles, and while I enjoy both records, i feel like we will forever miss the music he never got to make. With Doom, I never feel that pain. It’s just straight enjoyment. Maybe it’s because DOOMS life had more fulfillment that come across is his music, his story is certainly one filled with tragic events from the deaths of his brother and son, to music industry excommunication in the origins of the alter ego’s, he seemed to operate without bitterness even though he was hip hops supervillain, expressing distaste for the industry with jest. Also, we will never know what is going to come out, I believe MadLib has some MF DOOM stuff to be released in his vault. Also MadLib said on hot 97 with Sway, I believe it’s that show, with Talib Kweli and his son, that he has been in touch with Mac Millers family and has permission to release a new Mac Miller album that he is producing. You should look out for that. I usually don’t comment but I really like you guys, this podcast is great, but I do feel Kevin missed the mark on the one beer comment and maybe Connor missed that he missed it, and it bothered me a bit. Peace fellas, keep up the good work!
Hearing the One Beer sample makes me want you to show your dad Kush & OJ so bad lol. One of my favorite mixtapes ever next to Faces, K.I.D.S., and A Kid Named Cudi
Dude Kevin would LOVE dangerdoom plz do that
The drum sample @ 35:00 is from “Go Stetsa” by rap group Stetsasonic