The whole beginning part about physical copies converting to digital/streaming was real nostalgic for me. I remember growing up during the limewire days and pirating music in the late 2000s early 2010s Edit: Thanks for the likes lmao
I remember when i thought that Nobody under 20 would ever pay a Cent for a Song because pirating music was so normal for our Generation and now adays everybody has Spotify or Something linke that
@@CT-yr8ph My brother used to burn songs onto CDs using his computer so we could put them in the Xbox 360 and those crazy colorful idle visuals would come up with the music in the background
@@dappunk1 yeah guess little boys who think that dumb gang culture is cute and if you spell shit wrong on purpose that shows strength, being called out is too much. I'll leave you little boys be.
No it wouldn’t. His father was a low level LOCAL (meaning in Chicago only) campaign manager. People love overstating his importance in the Obama campaign. There are literally thousands of local campaign managers/staff for every single presidential candidate-Chance’s father was just one of them
HarunHarun Chance wasn’t even living at home during that time so his parents’ income would’ve have no impact on Acid Rap. They were also firmly middle class & didn’t need their teenage son to financially provide for them even though he (just like his idol Kanye) like to pretend like they grew up struggling. He was spending months on tour, extended stays in LA, & living with his now wife-then gf before & during the recording of Acid Rap. After he went on tour with Childish Gambino he never lived in his parents’ house again. He has said this himself in interviews & songs-he even named a song ‘65th & Ingleside’ about where he lived w/ his then gf after he came back from his 1st “big” tour, but before Acid Rap came out
@@ddgs07 he didn't grow up middle class. His song roo explain it. His brother says there's a lot more crammed in the house back when chance was the man of the house
robert johnson He was never poor a day in his life. & he most definitely grew up middle class. He grew up in the exact same house his father was raised in. It’s the house that was filmed in the “Hey Ma” video. Like I said before, he like Kanye & Drake, have these imaginary “started from the bottom” fairy tales that are gravely exaggerated-or just a flat out lie
T5 have y’all not checked out coloring book? Not to like say you wrong or anything like that but songs like How Great and Summer Friends have the same quality as that verse. Granted you got yall own opinions I just wanted to share mine😂
i literally remember the day i was like ehh id rather just wait for the album to drop on this streaming service than go around trying to find all these albums and download them lol.
With the current pandemic, streaming seems to be one of the only ways for artists to get their bag (along with merch). People have the time to listen, but maybe not the money to purchase an album or clothing.
itzrayyo while that is tru, the money is made in merch. In bulk, it costs a rapper $2.50 to make a t shirt they sell for $30. All other costs considered, its about $5 cost for $25 profit. At $.005 per stream, which is generous, it would take 5000 plays for an artist to make that same $25 off a fan. I dont think there is any artist ive streamed 5,000 plays over all their work. So if u drop a new merch line every year when u drop an album and ur diehard fans buy that, u make way more. Thats why guys like danny duncan on yt gets millions of views but doesnt even monetize all his videos. Hes making bank off of his virginity rocks merch and live shows, again where the artist probably takes between 20-50 percent of the cost of the ticket
@@ad3l merch has always been a way for artists to get money, though people may not be in financial situations to purchase a 25 dollar t-shirt given the current pandemic. Streaming your song on a site they already pay membership for is a go tho. Understand?
@@tannermurray420 yea but there’s plenty of artists with all their songs combined that I’ve streamed well over 5K not to mention million upon millions streaming it compared to the 20k-30k people who buy merch maybe me numbers a lik low but idk
A lot of artist don’t have the discipline to hold a job or have the means to stay low make 20-40 songs but if you can draw a audience some shit can happen
So y’all just think Chance is washed and done?! I’m seeing a lot of comments about his music being TRASH. Lol. I agree The Big Day was not good smh. But I think he’ll look at the criticism and come back better than ever!!
No we do, then he shit on us on Twitter for not liking his new album and claiming we aren’t real fans. Dudes an entitled douche who feels self appointed by god to be famous. He’s corny for life. Not to mention firing his manager who made the vision come true because chance himself put out a rushed mid album.
Max Gray Yeah coloring book was probably like one or two two tiers below Acid Rap. But his last two records have been straight garbage. Especially his last one. I kinda feel bad because I was rooting for Chance.
@3:30 Radiohead did the free original music trend in 2007 when they let fans choose to pay for "In Rainbows" or just get it for free. They were still mainstream at that point in time.
*he ruined his own empire when he decided to be a soccer mom rapper* Regardless, he still got more money then me so ig he won at life. He could take that rap money and invest it into acting
Having more money does not mean he won at life, happiness comes from within and money can't buy that, and the true meaning of life is not to make the most money
Aymen why do people like u call albums a flop but when people do certain tactics to not flop u call them sell outs.. or plants? and why do u spend your hatin ass sad ass life on forums sprinkling your boring white opinion onto black art?
Really enjoyed this video, love the way you set the scene with the the introduction to Chance in the first half then brought it home talking about Spotify in the 2nd half.
...........explain go ahead explain and please don’t use the big day as your main reference oh and use detail too cause I’m really wondering what’s going on in that mind of yours
Brennden Miller Brennden Miller Here’s my opinion. I’ve been a Chance fan since Acid rap and went back to listen to 10 Days a couple years ago. I personally don’t think Chance has one bad feature verse and am a fan of his singles like the writer and tap dance. I also enjoyed his collab album Surf, but some songs just didn’t really sound like Chance, as he was starting to take on a more mainstream radio hit sound. I think Chance began feeling different in the eyes of his fans eyes when he started transitioning into more gospel type music. His verse on Ultralight beam is fire but its weird to his Acid rap and 10 day fans since we hear one of the first times he speaks about religion so much. Now we all know about The Big Day memes. It’s funny cause this album is just like any other Chance project. In Acid rap he raps about his experiences while being under the influence of Acid, and what his current situation in life is after success from 10 days. In 10 days he raps about his high school life and grinding in music. The big day is about his current situations in life, what he does, his hopes, what he cares about and what has happened. I think the main ideas in The Big Day are his daughter and his wife, something most people in their late teens or early 20s can’t really relate to. And my major problem is the main focus on those two, as in almost all his songs we hear him rapping about those two subjects. However, we can’t really blame him since he’s so happy with where’s he’s at and decided to make that his latest project. Another problem is the quality of the songs, they don’t feel like a complete pile of songs and feels like Chance didn’t really do enough on them. While I can’t really blame Chance for doing what he did on his latest project, I think most people can agree that Chance is a really talented artist and I hope I see another project soon.
null there’s nothing wrong with using it but if that’s your only crutch to have a conversation about how Chance the rapper makes garbage music then that shows you can’t fr explain why he’s trash
Imagine the record labels saying it's not fair the artist is making more money than us off of his tour and merchandise so we need to find a way to get a % because they don't care about their music sales cause they make money elsewhere
Great analysis! Building out the business is also a creative skill. Having departments in position with trust worthy people. A lot of good takeaways here. Dope
So advice probably should be: don't sign with a label, or a record deal and make sure your manager's parents work closely with the President of the United States to use their contacts for your benifit.
Musi is the new wave. It has every song and video on youtube but streaming the songs. You can turn your phone off while listening and its FOR FREE JUST DOWNLOAD AND UR GOOD. And the ads dont interfere with the music it just keeps playing while the ads are on
Great breakdown. Bottom line: indie artists should learn to build a business around their music, with or without streaming revenue. Perhaps even a business using music to drive traffic to their brand and find a better way monetize on their brand with merch, shows/experiences, partnerships/sponsorships, and syncs.
Streaming will probably end touring 😂. I saw a vid where youngboy said something along the lines of “I made $1million in a month on house arrest from my house, why imma do a show”. I can definitely see artist adopting that mindset as streaming grows, especially with the rise of “antisocial celebrities”
Not really why not make more money n tour isn’t it fun going out to different states n countries, yb jus does it for the money he don’t care about the fans plus his fans r stans they worship him like sum god
Darkify to new it seems like majority of the music industry is in it for money and lazy honestly. If they can release a tape every other month, and make 6-7 figures without leaving their living room, I think a lot would be content with that. I could be wrong but that’s just what I think. If live concerts die over the next 10-20 years I wouldn’t be surprised at all
Lay Smith you guys are fuckin weird you dont know how stressful and depressing being on tour is. you’re away from your family, you’re always tired you dont eat on time.. u know how many artists get addicted to drugs or overdose on tour to keep up with the high everynight. you should be happy a young artist (with alot of mental issues) is making enough off music to be able to relax and not tour all year. its people who old as fuck rn still doing performances to pay bills coz the label fucked them out of millions when theyre young
I think Chance has a point about the artist with the tick because if you go on Apple Music down on the new releases you’ll find albums from big artists that dropped almost 3-4 months ago in front of ones that released today or a few weeks ago
It missed everything about chance that we loved, but included waaaaay to much of the things he did that were mainstream sounding so it felt like a sellout album
Spotify was already pretty massive by then. Physical Album sales were dropping BECAUSE of services like Spotify, iTunes, SoundCloud, Pandora, Datpiff, etc. All I remember in half of my years in high school was EVERYONE using Spotify on their computers before they released their App and undercutting Pandora.
I still download all of my music because I've already lost so many songs that are gone forever. Small artists are quick to delete their songs, and you won't be able to get them once it's done cause almost nobody knows them. Plus it's pretty easy to download nowadays, you just gotta edit a few tags but that's it. My music player sounds better than any DSP too, and I got a ton of lossless files + my own EQs. But yeah, I got like 27k songs on my phone, and I know people ain't that serious about their music.
WHY DOESN’T ANYBODY LIKE HIS LATEST ALBUM? IT’S BEAUTIFUL 😭 like legit I’m confused af. Is it the concept? Is it because he matured? Is it because he doesn’t rap like a drugged out teenager? Or it because it was about his wife? Or was the album just flat out boring? LET ME KNO!!!
S U P R E 〽 E it’s a funny meme and the internet runs off group think..hot shower is a high charting single people just like to pretend this album was a flop
I think it's more of a stylistic thing. I love all of chance albums but the big day is easily my least favorite. For me its strictly the sound of the music. I prefer that liquid-esque, jazzy, full orchestral sound. 10 day he made his name by essentially using his voice to create that melodic jazzy flow, acid rap was the golden era with fully produced tracks full of trumpets, horns, saxes, piano, and it just had an excellent ambiance. Even coloring book had very jazzy and melodic sounds as well as great lyrics and I'm not even someone who necessarily believes in god but the gospel sound spoke to me. The big day is more boom bap, fairly stale trap-sounding bangers and more of a mainstream sound. That being said the lyrical content is still great but I listen to music for the music as a whole, lyrics and vibe included.
I remember listening to a video that said they met when touring together or performing at the same festival or some shit. They linked up and became close almost immediately.
I agree with the sentiment of the comparison between spotify and youtube, but I think a key difference is that spotify doesn't really rely on ads like youtube does. I think most people or at least more than enough users of the site pay for it each month, so they dont have to be as afraid about big brands pulling out. For this reason aswell I dont think its possible to have an adpoloclypse like with youtube, dont get me wrong the $ each streamer makes could definetly flucuate, but becuase so much of the revenue for the business comes from customers I dont think we will ever see what we see on YT where channels make no money or are down 75% of revenue. Also i dont think spotify giving artist an easy way to make money has a downside, because most of the artist that rely on it just arent capable of doing anything like what chance did. Being able to make good music =/= having good business sense.
That time in 2012 was a weird time streaming, there were so many projects I missed out on because labels would go in and slash them off the download sites, and unless you had mp3 or a music saved on you computer you would have to find stuff in regular TH-cam channels.
Chance was trying to be revolutionary and the industry shifted and revolutionized itself... timing is everything Also, on the free music angle Charles Hamilton was Chance before Chance. Even when he finally signed to interscope, he ended up giving his first label album away for free
Yassine, I might not always agree with your views but I must say, this video is well done. Yes, a common misconception which is often repeated in the post-internet age is that music streaming platforms are somehow a "threat" to major labels when the truth of the matter is that major labels and streaming services work together to reinforce the same corporate status quo. Most of the "viral" success stories which have occurred since 2015 have almost always been backed by labels or some kind of serious industry connections/money; of course, it's more about selling consumers the underdog "viral" backstory rather than the actual music. In no way has streaming provided a kind of level playing field where unknown DIY artists can get as much exposure as the biggest pop stars. Likewise, the democratization just isn't there. Also, I'm looking forward to your video on Platoon.
shoutout to death grips for being pioneers of releasing free original music on the internet, on their own. in Oct 2012, while signed to Epic Records, who was going to delay it indefinitely, uploaded their own album No Love Deep Web to multiple torrent websites with a massive dick on the cover. Epic dropped them immediately. one of the most legally downloaded torrents in bit.torrent history. By the end of 2012, it had 35 million downloads. From 2012-2016 they released 3 albums worth of music for free, until they signed to Harvest + spotify era. they Don’t get enough credit bc they make ‘different’ music. but if you watched it happen as it was occurring, then saw how music was consumed for the rest of the decade, it was sort of historic
Man I remember having limewire on all the computers at high school and downloading anything I wanted, burning it to a cd and taking it home and putting it on my computer. That way I didn’t fry my computer at home with the bugs from limewire 🤣
The whole beginning part about physical copies converting to digital/streaming was real nostalgic for me. I remember growing up during the limewire days and pirating music in the late 2000s early 2010s
Edit: Thanks for the likes lmao
I remember when i thought that Nobody under 20 would ever pay a Cent for a Song because pirating music was so normal for our Generation and now adays everybody has Spotify or Something linke that
Christian Buchanan I swear I remember when I was like 7 burning songs to a cd to listen to in a car or on a old radio
@@CT-yr8ph My brother used to burn songs onto CDs using his computer so we could put them in the Xbox 360 and those crazy colorful idle visuals would come up with the music in the background
Christian Buchanan bro those visuals were crazy I wold burn cds and do the same
Lol my brother use to be the guy who would make CDs for juke party’s and kick backs lol. Man I wish I was older at the time 😭
Yeah...not just rappers but EVERYONE should be and STAY VERSATILE. It's all up to you at the end of the day...one love
“one love”...stfu yo 😂
@@DB-ib9kl hater
The new editing makes the videos way enjoyable to watch
IMZO fax, the background music and visuals make it a lot more engaging. gonna start watching his videos much more now.
U need to edit this comment cuh
@@nativegambler you sending a fax? So dumb when ppl spell innocently just to purposely show how stupid they truly are.
Walter why don’t you chill out Walter
@@dappunk1 yeah guess little boys who think that dumb gang culture is cute and if you spell shit wrong on purpose that shows strength, being called out is too much. I'll leave you little boys be.
so if obama didnt win that second term, acid rap mightve been way different
No it wouldn’t. His father was a low level LOCAL (meaning in Chicago only) campaign manager. People love overstating his importance in the Obama campaign. There are literally thousands of local campaign managers/staff for every single presidential candidate-Chance’s father was just one of them
HarunHarun Chance wasn’t even living at home during that time so his parents’ income would’ve have no impact on Acid Rap. They were also firmly middle class & didn’t need their teenage son to financially provide for them even though he (just like his idol Kanye) like to pretend like they grew up struggling.
He was spending months on tour, extended stays in LA, & living with his now wife-then gf before & during the recording of Acid Rap.
After he went on tour with Childish Gambino he never lived in his parents’ house again. He has said this himself in interviews & songs-he even named a song ‘65th & Ingleside’ about where he lived w/ his then gf after he came back from his 1st “big” tour, but before Acid Rap came out
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@@ddgs07 he didn't grow up middle class. His song roo explain it. His brother says there's a lot more crammed in the house back when chance was the man of the house
robert johnson He was never poor a day in his life. & he most definitely grew up middle class.
He grew up in the exact same house his father was raised in. It’s the house that was filmed in the “Hey Ma” video. Like I said before, he like Kanye & Drake, have these imaginary “started from the bottom” fairy tales that are gravely exaggerated-or just a flat out lie
Bro your video quality keeps improving each video best hip hop channel out now we need more 48 laws
In case you're interested, there's an entire animated video series about the 48 laws on YT. Just search it up. Be safe out there.
@@MinisterSandmanThanks 🔌
Never liked Chance The Rapper's music but his feature on Ultralight Beam is amazing
this
This is exactly....EXACTLY how I feel about chance
T5 have y’all not checked out coloring book? Not to like say you wrong or anything like that but songs like How Great and Summer Friends have the same quality as that verse. Granted you got yall own opinions I just wanted to share mine😂
T5 listen to they don’t like me by childish bambino and chance it’s pretty wavy
Last time I was this early Chance dropped Acid Rap 😔
I miss that chance 😞
Sean K I don’t get how someone that talented could go so downhill 🤔🤔
are yall serious? he made one bad album 😂 you guys are fake af for calling him trash
@@GOTTA_RUN one bad album? Everything after acid rap was trash!
Last time I was this early Vic Mensa and Chance were both making music together
i literally remember the day i was like ehh id rather just wait for the album to drop on this streaming service than go around trying to find all these albums and download them lol.
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That backing track gives your videos an entire new feel.
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With the current pandemic, streaming seems to be one of the only ways for artists to get their bag (along with merch). People have the time to listen, but maybe not the money to purchase an album or clothing.
itzrayyo while that is tru, the money is made in merch. In bulk, it costs a rapper $2.50 to make a t shirt they sell for $30. All other costs considered, its about $5 cost for $25 profit. At $.005 per stream, which is generous, it would take 5000 plays for an artist to make that same $25 off a fan. I dont think there is any artist ive streamed 5,000 plays over all their work. So if u drop a new merch line every year when u drop an album and ur diehard fans buy that, u make way more. Thats why guys like danny duncan on yt gets millions of views but doesnt even monetize all his videos. Hes making bank off of his virginity rocks merch and live shows, again where the artist probably takes between 20-50 percent of the cost of the ticket
Read your comment again, you say Merch is one way artists can get a bag later you say people don't have time to buy any????!
@@ad3l merch has always been a way for artists to get money, though people may not be in financial situations to purchase a 25 dollar t-shirt given the current pandemic. Streaming your song on a site they already pay membership for is a go tho. Understand?
@@tannermurray420 depends on if the artist is signed or not. If they are signed they will likely make a fraction of a penny per play.
@@tannermurray420 yea but there’s plenty of artists with all their songs combined that I’ve streamed well over 5K not to mention million upon millions streaming it compared to the 20k-30k people who buy merch maybe me numbers a lik low but idk
A lot of artist don’t have the discipline to hold a job or have the means to stay low make 20-40 songs but if you can draw a audience some shit can happen
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This was one of my favourite video of yours outside of the 48 Laws series man
i literally learned nothing from you're video. You proved almost none of your points. But somehow it wasn't bad video.
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So y’all just think Chance is washed and done?! I’m seeing a lot of comments about his music being TRASH. Lol. I agree The Big Day was not good smh. But I think he’ll look at the criticism and come back better than ever!!
Not as long as his wife keeps him from making the music he wants instead of what’s gonna make the industry happy and keep her paid.
Damian she’s literally ugly
@@tetsusiega2 When songs like 65th and ingleside, alot of colouring book and other songs are about his wife
chance has been mid tbh
Chance cant take any type of criticism 😂 he talks down on his fans who respectfully told him he can do better. Hes bitter asf tbh
Oh sheeee, thought u was gonna talk about if spotify playlists were bought out by labels :o good video bro!
katabok they were.. the big labels have stock in spotify so ofcourse their own artists will be prioritized there
I still have hope in chance. Nowadays everyone calling him trash, but they dont understand how amazing Acid Rap and Coloring Book truly was.
No we do, then he shit on us on Twitter for not liking his new album and claiming we aren’t real fans. Dudes an entitled douche who feels self appointed by god to be famous. He’s corny for life. Not to mention firing his manager who made the vision come true because chance himself put out a rushed mid album.
Was!
It just shows that it’s nearly impossible to be independent no one gets where they need to be without any help at all thanks for the content ✊🏾💯
Man this editing is on next level..Its like Im watching a dope ass documentary.
No... Chance hasn’t had a decent record since Acid Rap.
He peaked too early.
Facts lol
Agreed hot shower was absolutely horrible that’s why he’s doing more with the community these days and less with music because he knows he fell off
coloring book?
I liked Coloring Book quite a bit, The Big Day is awful though
Max Gray
Yeah coloring book was probably like one or two two tiers below Acid Rap. But his last two records have been straight garbage. Especially his last one. I kinda feel bad because I was rooting for Chance.
@3:30 Radiohead did the free original music trend in 2007 when they let fans choose to pay for "In Rainbows" or just get it for free. They were still mainstream at that point in time.
Eyyyy I took that photo of Chance in the thumbnail.
Why did you photoshop his head to look so big?
WmRed that wasn’t photoshopped. It was taken with a wide angle lens so it looks a bit more distorted because of the perspective.
Jess Baumung I was just joking because in every photo dude’s head looks too big for his body.
bro said eyyy 😂 i know u from the chi area
Chances manager sounds like a super talented guy. I hope his client list grows
Wow, wait what is this new editing style? I like it!
Yeah is there a name for it or the program and the plugins if theres any needed???
-DJ
lets not forget about how revolutionary sound cloud was
It would be more inspiring if his last album wasn’t the most sellout thing ive ever heard
Great and thorough analysis!
Ok Yassine we see you with the new style. This is it chief
*he ruined his own empire when he decided to be a soccer mom rapper*
Regardless, he still got more money then me so ig he won at life. He could take that rap money and invest it into acting
Having more money does not mean he won at life, happiness comes from within and money can't buy that, and the true meaning of life is not to make the most money
R Philly191 Ok but he’s making music he’s happy with regardless of what the fans think so what’s your point?
Shiku Bah lol so defensive
Here to remind you that chance the rapper loves his wife as he mentions it in his album "the big flop"
Aymen why do people like u call albums a flop but when people do certain tactics to not flop u call them sell outs.. or plants? and why do u spend your hatin ass sad ass life on forums sprinkling your boring white opinion onto black art?
@@9G0D uhm okay? Apparently I'm white according to you. Sick. Didn't know you're a wizard guessing skin color based on opinions about a shit album 😂😂😂
Aymen Hold up man, I like Chance
Aymen It wasn’t a good album but watch Chance will be back!!
@@ParablePreacher I hope so man. I like the dude but that album just dissapointed the hell out of me.
I thought this was a conspiracy video about spotify starting the wife memes to hurt chances career.
Really enjoyed this video, love the way you set the scene with the the introduction to Chance in the first half then brought it home talking about Spotify in the 2nd half.
I feel sorry for the post 2019 Chance stans
Been a subscriber for a minute now and I got to say this new style of video is top notch man. Big ups 🔥
This is how i like my reviews and you've done an excellent job bro, i had to subscribe. 🤙🤙🤙🤙
Now the label is vested in EVERYTHING including Spotify and their high-tier playlists to make sure another Chance can't happen again..
This new editing is really good man. Keep it up👍
100k u gonna blow soon homie great channel
just here to say R.I.P. audiocastle. they had me in middle school and high school flipping albums like they were mine 😂😂😂
You should make a video on Kota the Friend, speaking on independent rappers or artists his name should come up early
Subscribed and liked cause I see the effort you put into editing👐🏽
I fucking LOVE the new editing style
Good video had always keep the grind bro
Cant blame spotify for him putting out bad music now
great editing, great research, keep it up!
Thanks, will do!
Love the new editing you've been doing man! WAY more engaging (not to say they weren't in the past). Great content tho Keeeep this up!
If you ask me, Spotify and Apple Music is the best thing to happen to music💯
I remember when I use to get my music from Aires those were the good days.
WHAT'S POPPIN YALL
Make another one of these videos. I'm learning a lot.
Really love the huge step up in editing, keep it up!
Nice new style and background music, this keeps me more engaged.
These new videos really be hitting hard
For reals😏💯
Spotify didn’t ruin in. CHANCE the rapper ruined it by putting out garbage music
...........explain go ahead explain and please don’t use the big day as your main reference oh and use detail too cause I’m really wondering what’s going on in that mind of yours
Brennden Miller Brennden Miller Here’s my opinion. I’ve been a Chance fan since Acid rap and went back to listen to 10 Days a couple years ago. I personally don’t think Chance has one bad feature verse and am a fan of his singles like the writer and tap dance. I also enjoyed his collab album Surf, but some songs just didn’t really sound like Chance, as he was starting to take on a more mainstream radio hit sound. I think Chance began feeling different in the eyes of his fans eyes when he started transitioning into more gospel type music. His verse on Ultralight beam is fire but its weird to his Acid rap and 10 day fans since we hear one of the first times he speaks about religion so much. Now we all know about The Big Day memes. It’s funny cause this album is just like any other Chance project. In Acid rap he raps about his experiences while being under the influence of Acid, and what his current situation in life is after success from 10 days. In 10 days he raps about his high school life and grinding in music. The big day is about his current situations in life, what he does, his hopes, what he cares about and what has happened. I think the main ideas in The Big Day are his daughter and his wife, something most people in their late teens or early 20s can’t really relate to. And my major problem is the main focus on those two, as in almost all his songs we hear him rapping about those two subjects. However, we can’t really blame him since he’s so happy with where’s he’s at and decided to make that his latest project. Another problem is the quality of the songs, they don’t feel like a complete pile of songs and feels like Chance didn’t really do enough on them. While I can’t really blame Chance for doing what he did on his latest project, I think most people can agree that Chance is a really talented artist and I hope I see another project soon.
@@brenadryll9943 why not use big day as main reference, it was indeed a terrible album
null there’s nothing wrong with using it but if that’s your only crutch to have a conversation about how Chance the rapper makes garbage music then that shows you can’t fr explain why he’s trash
@@brenadryll9943 nah hes not trash, but the guy said he ruined it by putting out bad music. so he had good music, but ruined it with the big day
This was a great analysis
Imagine the record labels saying it's not fair the artist is making more money than us off of his tour and merchandise so we need to find a way to get a % because they don't care about their music sales cause they make money elsewhere
Favorite vid from you man keep it up!
Great analysis! Building out the business is also a creative skill. Having departments in position with trust worthy people. A lot of good takeaways here. Dope
So advice probably should be: don't sign with a label, or a record deal and make sure your manager's parents work closely with the President of the United States to use their contacts for your benifit.
Let's pirate Audacity :)
oh btw is that Big K.R.I.T? hes awesome good taste
Bones!! Thank you!!
This is very informative especially for an artist like myself. Thanks for the awesome content, subbed (:
Bro just said “Pandora was the biggest at the time” and he ain’t wrong 🤣🤣
Musi is the new wave. It has every song and video on youtube but streaming the songs. You can turn your phone off while listening and its FOR FREE JUST DOWNLOAD AND UR GOOD. And the ads dont interfere with the music it just keeps playing while the ads are on
Great breakdown.
Bottom line: indie artists should learn to build a business around their music, with or without streaming revenue. Perhaps even a business using music to drive traffic to their brand and find a better way monetize on their brand with merch, shows/experiences, partnerships/sponsorships, and syncs.
Nice summary
This is honestly your best video ever.
Loved this video.
Very real of u to shout out the man bones in this
This is pretty smart yassin, i didnt even think of this
Streaming will probably end touring 😂. I saw a vid where youngboy said something along the lines of “I made $1million in a month on house arrest from my house, why imma do a show”. I can definitely see artist adopting that mindset as streaming grows, especially with the rise of “antisocial celebrities”
Not really why not make more money n tour isn’t it fun going out to different states n countries, yb jus does it for the money he don’t care about the fans plus his fans r stans they worship him like sum god
Darkify to new it seems like majority of the music industry is in it for money and lazy honestly. If they can release a tape every other month, and make 6-7 figures without leaving their living room, I think a lot would be content with that. I could be wrong but that’s just what I think. If live concerts die over the next 10-20 years I wouldn’t be surprised at all
Tours make tons of money that isn’t direct with exposure
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Lay Smith you guys are fuckin weird you dont know how stressful and depressing being on tour is. you’re away from your family, you’re always tired you dont eat on time.. u know how many artists get addicted to drugs or overdose on tour to keep up with the high everynight. you should be happy a young artist (with alot of mental issues) is making enough off music to be able to relax and not tour all year. its people who old as fuck rn still doing performances to pay bills coz the label fucked them out of millions when theyre young
I subbed because you persistent even if its gone be against you (kid laroi shit)
Did anyone else search up albums on TH-cam in 2011 and burn them to cds?
I will never understand The Russ thing how is his music so successful No hate but his music is generic
Do not compare it to him at all....
Most popular/successful music is generic... Although in my opinion Russ has his own sound in the hip hop/r&b genre.
How many people put work into his songs vs others
That's why. People respect respawn for Apex legends.
@@dixonleroux1865 indeed, a lot of pop is quite generic.. 🔑
Very insightful keep up the content
I think Chance has a point about the artist with the tick because if you go on Apple Music down on the new releases you’ll find albums from big artists that dropped almost 3-4 months ago in front of ones that released today or a few weeks ago
Great stuff bro
i'm so mad "The Big Day" flopped HARD.
it wasn’t that good in most people’s opinion but maybe his next album will be more popular
@@zZz-jp7df yah, it was really passable.
It missed everything about chance that we loved, but included waaaaay to much of the things he did that were mainstream sounding so it felt like a sellout album
it sounded like garbage imo. i liked 10 day, acid rap, and coloring book, but i absolutely despise the big day
Spotify was already pretty massive by then. Physical Album sales were dropping BECAUSE of services like Spotify, iTunes, SoundCloud, Pandora, Datpiff, etc.
All I remember in half of my years in high school was EVERYONE using Spotify on their computers before they released their App and undercutting Pandora.
I still download all of my music because I've already lost so many songs that are gone forever. Small artists are quick to delete their songs, and you won't be able to get them once it's done cause almost nobody knows them. Plus it's pretty easy to download nowadays, you just gotta edit a few tags but that's it. My music player sounds better than any DSP too, and I got a ton of lossless files + my own EQs. But yeah, I got like 27k songs on my phone, and I know people ain't that serious about their music.
Really interesting video!!
WHY DOESN’T ANYBODY LIKE HIS LATEST ALBUM? IT’S BEAUTIFUL 😭 like legit I’m confused af. Is it the concept? Is it because he matured? Is it because he doesn’t rap like a drugged out teenager? Or it because it was about his wife? Or was the album just flat out boring? LET ME KNO!!!
I'm still tryna figure it out too bro
Shit wasn't a 10/10, but it's still got some fun bangers
S U P R E 〽 E it’s a funny meme and the internet runs off group think..hot shower is a high charting single people just like to pretend this album was a flop
I think it's more of a stylistic thing. I love all of chance albums but the big day is easily my least favorite. For me its strictly the sound of the music. I prefer that liquid-esque, jazzy, full orchestral sound. 10 day he made his name by essentially using his voice to create that melodic jazzy flow, acid rap was the golden era with fully produced tracks full of trumpets, horns, saxes, piano, and it just had an excellent ambiance. Even coloring book had very jazzy and melodic sounds as well as great lyrics and I'm not even someone who necessarily believes in god but the gospel sound spoke to me. The big day is more boom bap, fairly stale trap-sounding bangers and more of a mainstream sound. That being said the lyrical content is still great but I listen to music for the music as a whole, lyrics and vibe included.
It's not as good as we know chance could do, we knew he may change but never thought for the worst
Takes me way back. The datpiff days were so dope
Thanks for a video, bro
U didn’t mention how chance met Donald glover
I wonder chance even convinced Donald Glover to let him stay over that night!
I remember listening to a video that said they met when touring together or performing at the same festival or some shit. They linked up and became close almost immediately.
I'll be hyped to actually hear someone bring up Quote Unquote records when talking about independent music in the 2000's.
Did Yassine steal “what’s popping” from Jack Harlow or did Jack steal it from him... The world may never kno
Yassine has been using this phrase for more than 3 years now, u know the answer
Mann i want 2013 Chance & Vic back.
I agree with the sentiment of the comparison between spotify and youtube, but I think a key difference is that spotify doesn't really rely on ads like youtube does. I think most people or at least more than enough users of the site pay for it each month, so they dont have to be as afraid about big brands pulling out. For this reason aswell I dont think its possible to have an adpoloclypse like with youtube, dont get me wrong the $ each streamer makes could definetly flucuate, but becuase so much of the revenue for the business comes from customers I dont think we will ever see what we see on YT where channels make no money or are down 75% of revenue.
Also i dont think spotify giving artist an easy way to make money has a downside, because most of the artist that rely on it just arent capable of doing anything like what chance did. Being able to make good music =/= having good business sense.
That's what I said in the video.
That time in 2012 was a weird time streaming, there were so many projects I missed out on because labels would go in and slash them off the download sites, and unless you had mp3 or a music saved on you computer you would have to find stuff in regular TH-cam channels.
Chance's new Instagram songs are really hypin up his next album
After having TH-cam red that also gives you a free google play subscription I can not imagine anyone using Apple Music or Spotify.
Amazing analysis
Chance was trying to be revolutionary and the industry shifted and revolutionized itself... timing is everything
Also, on the free music angle Charles Hamilton was Chance before Chance. Even when he finally signed to interscope, he ended up giving his first label album away for free
That house from “clapping for the wrong reasons” is Chris Bosh’s old crib lmao
Yassine, I might not always agree with your views but I must say, this video is well done.
Yes, a common misconception which is often repeated in the post-internet age is that music streaming platforms are somehow a "threat" to major labels when the truth of the matter is that major labels and streaming services work together to reinforce the same corporate status quo. Most of the "viral" success stories which have occurred since 2015 have almost always been backed by labels or some kind of serious industry connections/money; of course, it's more about selling consumers the underdog "viral" backstory rather than the actual music. In no way has streaming provided a kind of level playing field where unknown DIY artists can get as much exposure as the biggest pop stars. Likewise, the democratization just isn't there.
Also, I'm looking forward to your video on Platoon.
Do you watch Trap Lore Ross?
People say he fallen off I dont believe so but him and childish will always be my top 5 goat
shoutout to death grips for being pioneers of releasing free original music on the internet, on their own.
in Oct 2012, while signed to Epic Records, who was going to delay it indefinitely, uploaded their own album No Love Deep Web to multiple torrent websites with a massive dick on the cover. Epic dropped them immediately. one of the most legally downloaded torrents in bit.torrent history. By the end of 2012, it had 35 million downloads. From 2012-2016 they released 3 albums worth of music for free, until they signed to Harvest + spotify era.
they Don’t get enough credit bc they make ‘different’ music. but if you watched it happen as it was occurring, then saw how music was consumed for the rest of the decade, it was sort of historic
Man I remember having limewire on all the computers at high school and downloading anything I wanted, burning it to a cd and taking it home and putting it on my computer. That way I didn’t fry my computer at home with the bugs from limewire 🤣
Oh damn..y’all remember Pandora tho?
Hey so that laws of power series your making. Is it possible that X was playing law 27? Even if he didnt realize it himself?