Milo is my favorite artist, i have so many good (and bad) memories with his early albums. I still listen to 'things that happen at day / things that happen at night' and think about how life has changed... fuck man :')
Finally somebody giving Milo with some proper introspective. I’ve been a fan since 2012 and seeing his progression as an artist is inspiring. On a side note… has anybody ever told you sound like Rory himself lol 😂
Who Told You To Think??!!?!?! really hooked me and ive never had an experience like that since. each album he puts out is a genuine work of art and the world is better simply for hosting them
I still listen to i wish my brother rob was here daily, wish i had a physical of it because its truly a masterpiece❤️ Every stage of his growth as an artist has been beautiful to watch
hard agree with pretty much everything. Purple moonlight pages has grow to become one of my favorites. I can safely say that Rory has set me up on the quest to become open and free. R.A.P. Ferreira will rap forever
Very very sad to see on a reddit post that Rory is actually very rude to his fans, he's been denying people the things they payed for and calling them entitled for asking about it. Loved his stuff but that's no way to treat someone. Separating the art from the artist is a dumb practice, so unfortunately he's no longer one of my favs
Its so weird to think I found this guy when I was in highschool. I heard thief of always and was hooked and now it's a decade in and there isn't a project he's dropped that I didn't respect and few that I didn't love. And I've loved them all differently
thank you for making this! been listening since 2011 & i made the b-sides/rarities tapes entitled Penobscot Expedition in 2012-13 & Supplies in 2016-17. other stuff worth checking out are the Ruby Yacht Radio episodes on dublab (so much incredible hip-hop history in those shows!) and Rory's Crow Billiken project where he performs his own take on the blues. RBYHT FOREVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER
Big ups Def, you're the man for making these. Can I drop some artists I'd love to know more about?? Fly Annakin Quelle Chris Big Ghost Ltd? Ransom Rome Streetz KA Roc Marci Boldy James SonnyJim Crimeapple I really could go on, but just a handful of names. Would be great to see one on Big Ghost however as I beileve he has kept his indentity hidden??? Or any other producer from the underground scene. Obv some of those are well known, but still it would be dope. Again you're the man for these 🙌🙌🔥🔥
Great recs! I definitely hope on getting to most if not all of these guys eventually. Big Ghost is a dope idea too cuz of his background, I def need to dive deeper into his history first tho
I've loved the many personas of rap ferreira for goin on 8 years now. This was a great overview of the evolution of this artist I love. I didn't know budding ornotholgists was so long in the making
Really enjoyed this and will check out the channel further! Saw Rory in Cornell NY when he was touring with Open Mike, Busdriver, and NoCanDo on the Hellfyre Club tour. Its kind of surreal to think about in retrospect
@@DefGoldbloom was a night i definitely will keep with me. Me and my buddies were the only folks who weren't students there. They did a Q&A beforehand too that is on TH-cam in (almost) full: th-cam.com/video/8Nt8Z2o7Mgw/w-d-xo.html
Amazing amazing video! R.A.P Ferreira has always been an artist I felt really connected to. Especially n the last couple years. Theres not too many videos out there about him so this was perfect and fulfilling to watch. Thank you!
Thanks for this retrospective! English isn't my native language so abstract rap is kinda hard for me to understand, but thanks to the instrumentals Purple Moonlight Pages has become one of my favorite hip-hop albums.
Dude thank you so much for making this. This is awesome. I saw R.A.P. Ferreira a few weeks ago for the first time ever but have been a huge fan for years. This is so cool to see and hear about.
How to Rap With a Hammer is a reference to Nietzche's "Twilight of the Idols: or How to Philosophize with a Hammer". The book is where he introduces the concept of "transvaluation of all values" also translated as the Re-evaluations of all values, the process by which you strike the values with a hammer and listen to it.
This was awesome. A lot of stuff I already knew, and a lot of stuff I learned here. But even with the stuff I already knew, it was presented so well, I was just as entertained as I was with any new info
love your videos so much, the only channel on youtube that has content im looking for atm. always putting me onto new stuff and learning more with each video, would love to see an armand hammer video some time
really nice video! an interesting look at rory's art, what you said about his music growing in you over time is extremely true, and as it grows you start to understand it more. wttyt was the first album i've listened from him and it helped me during times were things weren't good. much love dude, this is a great video
4:38 This is probably a reference to the German philosopher Fredrich Nietzsche.He is often associated nihilism and he was also called the philosopher with a hammer.One of his book is also titled Twilight of the Idols: or How to Philosophize with a Hammer
Awesome video Def! Gave me some records from Rory I definitely need to check out. Also, have you heard of Chris Crack from out of Chicago? That dude’s music gets consistently overlooked, but it shouldn’t because Chris Crack is one of the waviest dudes in the underground and has been for almost a decade!!
I’m a huuuuge fan of Chris Crack. I’ve been semi planning on doing a vid on him for a while now but just keep getting side tracked with other ideas, hopefully I’ll get around to him sometime this summer
I've been following him since STFDC. I have a concern regarding a comment I saw on his Facebook page once. Someone mentioned that he was really inebriated and that his rap wasn't that legible. Maybe it's a one-time thing but I really hope he's okay and not losing himself. Anybody know his health going into 2023? He definitely represents freedom to me
the "how to rap with a hammer" thing is a reference to nietzsche's 'twilight of the idols' whose subtitle is 'or how to philosophize with a hammer'. the book was described by nietzsche himself as: "there is no work more rich in substance, more independent, more upsetting - more wicked." from my preliminary reading of it, the book marks what nietzsche thinks are the failures of figures mankind has up until that point deemed great people, the importance of art in giving purpose to life, and the fact that his 'hammer', which from my understanding is nietzsche's way of life, way of philosophizing, and way of looking at meaning in the world, reveals what was previously valued and esteemed in society as in fact being quite empty inside and pointless. not that there is no meaning. he certainly does not claim that. in relation to what ferreira says, i can't say i am sure, BUT perhaps his style of rapping reveals a new way of looking at the art form. perhaps, as with nietzsche, ferreira gives an account of pointlessness in some 'other' place and provides a new account of meaning in some 'other' place. NOT SURE! just thought i'd share some insight and my thoughts since i got the reference. x.
I forget when exactly he said he made it, but he went really in depth into the making of Bobs Son on his interview on the Fly Fidelity podcast. I know he had it done before Purple Moonlight Pages
great video! rory has been my biggest inspiration for a minute now! btw do you have any clue where one can expose them ears to that 'The Truly Ancient and Original Lefthanded Styles of the Hoodwinkers and Penny Pinchers' tape? ^^
Great video man. I was wondering where the best place to listen to his music is, I'm a relatively new fan and have just heard the stuff on his spodify but I'd love to listen to his earlier stuff I just don't know where to find it.
Im the exact same way with The Light Emitting Diamond Cutter Scriptures, I think with time I will love this album right now the sound is a little foreign and I need to familiarize myself to it
to me it feels like the tru synthesis of all his previous sounds, you can hear old milo, bobs son vibes, and the ever growing ever changing ferreira of the present in it. it might be my favorite R.A.P. Ferreira release to date.
I mean this as constructive: i wish you included clips of songs to illustrate the artist's development. All we hear is you. I'm 1/2 way through and 2) 7:45 "this album captures something that hip hop artists have been trying to capture since the dawn of the culture. The feeling that's in the room when hip hop is happening right there in front of you" come on let milo ferreira speak for himself. i'm not into your analysis. Thank you for informing me about the early works i didn't know but come on. have you even been to a show? i only ever saw beat nuts. I"m not going out to tell the world about the dawn of the culture. fuck man stay in your lane watch?v=AdtbZrq2YFQ
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thank you very much good sir
@prettytacopapi the man himself! peace to the rbyt!
My pleasure, thank you for the music 🙏
I've been listening to him since 2013-14, There's no one that come close to Ferreira. He is a poet and a true artist
Milo is my favorite artist, i have so many good (and bad) memories with his early albums. I still listen to 'things that happen at day / things that happen at night' and think about how life has changed... fuck man :')
🇧🇷 luv
Finally somebody giving Milo with some proper introspective. I’ve been a fan since 2012 and seeing his progression as an artist is inspiring. On a side note… has anybody ever told you sound like Rory himself lol 😂
I’m honored lol thank you
Most under rated artist ever and ever and ever and ever
Who Told You To Think??!!?!?! really hooked me and ive never had an experience like that since. each album he puts out is a genuine work of art and the world is better simply for hosting them
I still listen to i wish my brother rob was here daily, wish i had a physical of it because its truly a masterpiece❤️ Every stage of his growth as an artist has been beautiful to watch
Same! That’s one of my favorites, way too underrated
Big fan of the channel, a true gem. Have you dug into Homeboy Sandman? Wealth of music to discuss
Yes!! Sandman is one of my all time favs, definitely hope on getting to a video on him someday
poetic rap at its finest
Great video milo/Rory GOATED
Been listening since I found 'I wish my brother rob was here' in the middle of a night in 2011, The constant experimental style has kept me intrigued.
hard agree with pretty much everything. Purple moonlight pages has grow to become one of my favorites. I can safely say that Rory has set me up on the quest to become open and free. R.A.P. Ferreira will rap forever
rory is an underrated poetic genius. a true artist.
Very very sad to see on a reddit post that Rory is actually very rude to his fans, he's been denying people the things they payed for and calling them entitled for asking about it. Loved his stuff but that's no way to treat someone. Separating the art from the artist is a dumb practice, so unfortunately he's no longer one of my favs
Came here after reading all the post about him.
That's... Disappointing, and sadly so much other artists are actually the same as him
hmm thats weird, Im one of his fans and he responded to me today and was very kind
Its so weird to think I found this guy when I was in highschool. I heard thief of always and was hooked and now it's a decade in and there isn't a project he's dropped that I didn't respect and few that I didn't love.
And I've loved them all differently
Thanks for putting me on to Ferreira
thank you for making this! been listening since 2011 & i made the b-sides/rarities tapes entitled Penobscot Expedition in 2012-13 & Supplies in 2016-17. other stuff worth checking out are the Ruby Yacht Radio episodes on dublab (so much incredible hip-hop history in those shows!) and Rory's Crow Billiken project where he performs his own take on the blues. RBYHT FOREVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER
I could only get through half of this before taking a mandatory break to put Milo's sounds into my ears
Big ups Def, you're the man for making these. Can I drop some artists I'd love to know more about??
Fly Annakin
Quelle Chris
Big Ghost Ltd?
Ransom
Rome Streetz
KA
Roc Marci
Boldy James
SonnyJim
Crimeapple
I really could go on, but just a handful of names. Would be great to see one on Big Ghost however as I beileve he has kept his indentity hidden??? Or any other producer from the underground scene. Obv some of those are well known, but still it would be dope.
Again you're the man for these 🙌🙌🔥🔥
Great recs! I definitely hope on getting to most if not all of these guys eventually. Big Ghost is a dope idea too cuz of his background, I def need to dive deeper into his history first tho
I've loved the many personas of rap ferreira for goin on 8 years now. This was a great overview of the evolution of this artist I love. I didn't know budding ornotholgists was so long in the making
I can't wait until we get one of these docs made on me and my squad. These docs are always amazing and I always find some new cats through them
I got to meet scallops hotel n take a pic wt him in L.A. 2016 💯💪🙌 he is a beast on tha mic!!!
The day I found Niopo tree stipend was miraculous.
Justice was done, this video felt like it came from the heart of a true fan, and it takes one to know one;)
Peace from one true fan to another 🙏 thank you for watching!
The Universe has chosen this week to put Milo in my life and I will be forever grateful. He is exactly what I've been missing the last few years 🙏
This was needed! Finally someone showing Rory some love. Good look Def!
Well now we hope he really does NOT rap forever
Uncle Trill is late, but he's here. Great vid!
Starving Artist and NON-Ciphers were my favourites but "Ours" which seems to come from his next project is now one of my new favs
Really enjoyed this and will check out the channel further! Saw Rory in Cornell NY when he was touring with Open Mike, Busdriver, and NoCanDo on the Hellfyre Club tour. Its kind of surreal to think about in retrospect
That is legendary! I wish I could’ve been there
@@DefGoldbloom was a night i definitely will keep with me. Me and my buddies were the only folks who weren't students there. They did a Q&A beforehand too that is on TH-cam in (almost) full: th-cam.com/video/8Nt8Z2o7Mgw/w-d-xo.html
Amazing amazing video! R.A.P Ferreira has always been an artist I felt really connected to. Especially n the last couple years. Theres not too many videos out there about him so this was perfect and fulfilling to watch. Thank you!
Thank you!!
Solid little doc man! Well done!
Thanks for this retrospective! English isn't my native language so abstract rap is kinda hard for me to understand, but thanks to the instrumentals Purple Moonlight Pages has become one of my favorite hip-hop albums.
thank you for making this homie
Thanks for watching
cool vid man. randomly heard him on Spotify an now I’m interested in his artistry. Thanks for laying it out.
Dude thank you so much for making this. This is awesome. I saw R.A.P. Ferreira a few weeks ago for the first time ever but have been a huge fan for years. This is so cool to see and hear about.
Thank you for watching!!
How to Rap With a Hammer is a reference to Nietzche's "Twilight of the Idols: or How to Philosophize with a Hammer". The book is where he introduces the concept of "transvaluation of all values" also translated as the Re-evaluations of all values, the process by which you strike the values with a hammer and listen to it.
Another amazing video Def!!! Always my week’s highest!! Thanks man!!!
Excellent research and video. Rory is the best. I catch all his Maine shows
This was awesome. A lot of stuff I already knew, and a lot of stuff I learned here. But even with the stuff I already knew, it was presented so well, I was just as entertained as I was with any new info
Thank you!!
agreed
R.A.P. will rap Ferreria forever.
I love Who Told You To Think?!?!?!? I can't quite put my finger on to why, but it might be one of my favourite rap albums
amazing work
Thank you!
Diamond cutter is incredible. Top 3 for me 100%
Great video man. His project last year was so good, and Moonlight Pages is so great.
love your videos so much, the only channel on youtube that has content im looking for atm. always putting me onto new stuff and learning more with each video, would love to see an armand hammer video some time
I'm glad to hear that, thank you! I definitely want to do a billy woods and/or Armand Hammer video at some point later this year
5:27
Soulfolks has since been relocated to East Nashville, TN. I stopped in and met Rory last month. He's just as cool IRL.
Great video brother
Great video
Good luck to you and your channel brother.
Thank you 🙏
really nice video! an interesting look at rory's art, what you said about his music growing in you over time is extremely true, and as it grows you start to understand it more. wttyt was the first album i've listened from him and it helped me during times were things weren't good. much love dude, this is a great video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Cavalcade actually came out after the Things That Happen EPs
Loooove Milo. Thank you 💗
Love it, thank you so much for this
I wish my brother rob was here; Omar don't scare
Debut tape; debut track. Wrote at 19
milo through my lows
loved the video keep it up!
Appreciate it!
Beautiful.
Amazing video. Great job :)
Thank you!
4:38 This is probably a reference to the German philosopher Fredrich Nietzsche.He is often associated nihilism and he was also called the philosopher with a hammer.One of his book is also titled Twilight of the Idols: or How to Philosophize with a Hammer
Awesome thanks!
Awesome video Def! Gave me some records from Rory I definitely need to check out. Also, have you heard of Chris Crack from out of Chicago? That dude’s music gets consistently overlooked, but it shouldn’t because Chris Crack is one of the waviest dudes in the underground and has been for almost a decade!!
I’m a huuuuge fan of Chris Crack. I’ve been semi planning on doing a vid on him for a while now but just keep getting side tracked with other ideas, hopefully I’ll get around to him sometime this summer
big up uncle trill 🤲🏾
Glad you are documenting the myth
I've been following him since STFDC. I have a concern regarding a comment I saw on his Facebook page once. Someone mentioned that he was really inebriated and that his rap wasn't that legible. Maybe it's a one-time thing but I really hope he's okay and not losing himself. Anybody know his health going into 2023? He definitely represents freedom to me
I think he’s doing fine, he just dropped a new project and said more are on the way.
the "how to rap with a hammer" thing is a reference to nietzsche's 'twilight of the idols' whose subtitle is 'or how to philosophize with a hammer'.
the book was described by nietzsche himself as: "there is no work more rich in substance, more independent, more upsetting - more wicked."
from my preliminary reading of it, the book marks what nietzsche thinks are the failures of figures mankind has up until that point deemed great people, the importance of art in giving purpose to life, and the fact that his 'hammer', which from my understanding is nietzsche's way of life, way of philosophizing, and way of looking at meaning in the world, reveals what was previously valued and esteemed in society as in fact being quite empty inside and pointless. not that there is no meaning. he certainly does not claim that.
in relation to what ferreira says, i can't say i am sure, BUT perhaps his style of rapping reveals a new way of looking at the art form. perhaps, as with nietzsche, ferreira gives an account of pointlessness in some 'other' place and provides a new account of meaning in some 'other' place.
NOT SURE! just thought i'd share some insight and my thoughts since i got the reference.
x.
Very dope, thanks for this write up!
ANOTHA 1
This is a great video. 🎉 you should do a video on Open Mike Eagle or Lil Supa next 🔥
Great suggestion!
💎💎💎
Damn I had no idea Bobs Son was an old recording
I forget when exactly he said he made it, but he went really in depth into the making of Bobs Son on his interview on the Fly Fidelity podcast. I know he had it done before Purple Moonlight Pages
great video! rory has been my biggest inspiration for a minute now!
btw do you have any clue where one can expose them ears to that 'The Truly Ancient and Original Lefthanded Styles of the Hoodwinkers and Penny Pinchers' tape? ^^
m.soundcloud.com/julian-cirilo-1/sets/r-a-p-ferreira-the-truly
Thaaaanks!
Great video man. I was wondering where the best place to listen to his music is, I'm a relatively new fan and have just heard the stuff on his spodify but I'd love to listen to his earlier stuff I just don't know where to find it.
It all should be available online, between Bandcamp, SoundCloud and Datpiff it’s all out there
@@DefGoldbloom thanks
Are you thinking of a Billy woods video?
Definitely on the docket, really want to do it justice so I’m not rushing that one yet
Amazing dope “I’m go school he teacher.
huh?
@@coltongates7397 good rapper poetry. Amazing rapper
“When suffering was normalized, I, flourished in the lag time” You can earn a college degree from scrolling this man’s genius page.
Im the exact same way with The Light Emitting Diamond Cutter Scriptures, I think with time I will love this album right now the sound is a little foreign and I need to familiarize myself to it
to me it feels like the tru synthesis of all his previous sounds, you can hear old milo, bobs son vibes, and the ever growing ever changing ferreira of the present in it. it might be my favorite R.A.P. Ferreira release to date.
Every year I fall in love with a past album cuz I give it another listen. As life continues I see what he meant
Peace and freedom to all my fellow fence building nihilists
What about 37 Gems?
Greaat video about the laziest poet!
Loved the video, cheers!🍻
I mean this as constructive:
i wish you included clips of songs to illustrate the artist's development. All we hear is you. I'm 1/2 way through and
2) 7:45 "this album captures something that hip hop artists have been trying to capture since the dawn of the culture. The feeling that's in the room when hip hop is happening right there in front of you"
come on
let milo ferreira speak for himself. i'm not into your analysis. Thank you for informing me about the early works i didn't know
but
come on. have you even been to a show?
i only ever saw beat nuts. I"m not going out to tell the world about the dawn of the culture. fuck man
stay in your lane watch?v=AdtbZrq2YFQ
I do include music when I can but I can’t a lot of times for copyright reasons. But you’re welcome to check out the music I talk about on your own!
yooo did you see how he shouted you out on instagram? congrats dude
Damnnn that’s crazy 🤯
My favourite rapper 💙
🔥🔥🔥