It’s is definitely both corny and embarrassing. The lyrics make zero sense. “Sure as Kilimanjaro rises like Olympus over the Serengeti" Not only does that make zero fucking geographical sense but it’s also incredibly stupid. It’s nearly 5 minutes of guy who can barely write lumping Africa into a monolith like it’s not the second biggest content on the planet full of diverse countries and people.
Hey, heads up, you shouldn't only credit the Vocal Synth (such as Miku) used when referring to a song using them. Vocaloids and other Vocal Synths are simply a virtual instrument with a culture around them, credit should be given to the producer as well. Lack of credit to the producer is disrespectful, and a big problem in the community. As a previous comment said, the producer of Data 2.0 is Aura Qualic.
Nah, Africa by Toto is a classic. And I don't agree with your take about "Africa" being a narrow minded view of the continent of Africa. It's actually the complete opposite. Toto are very much aware of their lyrics meaning. Jeff Porcaro has even stated that the song is about ‘a white boy’ who is ‘trying to write a song on Africa, but since he’s never been there, he can only tell what he’s seen on TV or remembers in the past.’ And I don't see anything wrong with that. And I've literally never heard anyone call the song corny or embarrassing. For me its one of the biggest and best representations of 80s music. But to each their own I guess.
Bro not by discrediting the underlying points in what he's pointing out but his takes are just wild sometimes. Often I only hear those from him, then he brings up legit points in irrelevant times and I'm out here like bruh
TM88 really is a funny producer, cause not only did he RE-sample that Miku song for Future's 712PM, but he was ALSO the one who added the Minecraft sound effects to XO Tour Llif3
As I was watching, I didnt know how the sample sounded like, but at 9:23 I INSTANTLY recognized it to be from that future song. And about the TM88 "Minecraft" sound effect, TM88 said in the Genius Deconstructed video for XO TOUR LIF3 that it isn't a Minecraft door, but instead just a regular perc sound, I dont recall exactly what he said but I'm sure it was something like that.
I love it as a rap and Vocaloid fan I love Big Boi, but I cannot stand most Future songs, but when hearing Miku pop up when the song played on my Spotify discover made me crack up.
1. 712pm is top 10 future HANDS DOWN 2. for the first few days of the song's release on Deezer, the Hatsune Miku sample was listed as an actual feature so when my friend was introducing me to vocaloid i couldnt stop laughing when i saw Future on a song with her. since then it's now listed as a Future solo song
You treating Miku as the artist of the song is so painful 😭😭😭 If you literally searched up the song title you'd know that the artist's name is Aura Qualic. Please credit the artist next time...
Eminem has also used an even more insane sample than Dido. Good Guy features a sample of a COVER of a song from the TOKYO GHOUL soundtrack of all things
Uhh issnt the whole point of totos africa meant to be in the perspctive of someone who has only seen africa on tv, so its more of just an imagr character?
another favorite is Kendric's sample of Beach House's Silver Soul on money trees, not really because the sample is strange or doesn't make sense but because I'd never have known without being told despite loving both songs
one of the most unexpected samples i've ever heard in the genre is easily the hilarious sample that appears halfway through "Patrisse Cullors Stole My Lunch Money" by Ghais Guevara. I was in hysterics the first time i heard that beat switch
I was expecting you to mention 50 Cent - Piggy Bank, which samples Soviet pop singer Alla Pugacheva's song “Shakespeare's Sonnet 90”. How often do Soviet songs get sampled?
when it comes to unexpected samples JPEGMAFIA comes up in my mind. ODB is famous rapper but the way JPEG used ODB's screaming sample was unexpected af.
it creates some of the most batshit crazy hype banger ever I think there is almost an entire video of crazy weird freaky samples/sample concept just based on jpegmafia alone
@@Mira2Coldnah bruh chef warren agreed then ghosted Peggy so he remade it. Not a fan of how Peggy handled it (telling chef to kill himself lol) but I don’t think he “stole” it
For the two African American men in Paris song, as a kid I didn’t know that was Will Farrell in that skit and have never seen Balde of Glory, so in my mind I thought it was like 2 guys listening to the song itself and when the other guy “no one knows what means” yada yada I thought it was suppose to be how the guy in the song stopped the song himself to comment on it and Will says his thing because he was actually digging the song. I don’t know why I thought that, but it was just my imagination going.
NAS sampling O Fortuna was both totally on brand and unexpected. It was taking a recognizable sample Bad Boy gimmick to a new level. Too bad it never really developed into a subgenre of its own. Imagine hip hop records sampling Stockhausen or Boulez.
One tiny correction: Eminem didn't sample the chorus of Dido's "Thank You". He samples the first verse! The Chorus goes: "I want to thank you for giving me the best day of my life". And that's the genius of this sample. Taking not the chorus but this verse. Also the mood of the verse is very depressive when the chorus really is an ode to that significant other that lights up Dido's world. P.S. Jason Derulo recently showed on "Love sucks" how to not use the same sample.
I just want to add this for those who don't know... For that Kill Jill one, the Hatsune Miku sample actually came from the song "DATA" bu Aura Qualic and it's actually available as a usable project file packaged with FL Studio.
hey so please do not credit hatsune miku for data 2.0. hatsune miku is a piece of software, not an artist. the actual creator is, to my knowledge, aura qualic. this is a massive problem in the vocaloid community.
One of my favorite samples is when K-OS sampled California by Phantom Planet in their song On the Run. I really love it because the song on the run sounds like it's coming from the perspective of someone who listened to California several times but never really understood the lyrics till they lived it. I also loved how J. Cole sampled Bad thing by Cults because the sample gives the song an eerie feel and I also like how he left out the creepy recording part.
I still carry a torch for this song, the live version is fantastic too. I was always shocked this song wasn’t a chart topper, the music vid with the no country for old men references to the total flip of a popular tv show theme. Also song is “I wish I knew Natalie Portman” ;)
Surprised Peggy and Danny aren't here, their latest collab is just insane when it comes about sampling. Heck, Danny and specially Jpegmafia both have insane samples by their own.
I know Eminem is already on the list, but taking random seeming instrumental out of the middle of a almost 7min long Soul song (Labi Siffre - I got the) and putting "My Name Is" on top always fascinates me how it came to be
I would say the craziest sample i heard was the song Rainbow Six by JPEGMAFIA in which he uses the meme of the guy crying and distorts it to the point of making it very eerie and then makes a song that can be genuinely unsettling but a good banger
I know this is a hip hop centered video, but one of my favorite random samples is Destiny's Child Independent Woman Pt 2. They use music from the Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoons
My favorite recent sample is JPEGMAFIA sampling the Escaflowne OP and making the most beautiful beat this year. Another cool one is Still Tippin by Mike Jones using a 3-second classical sample. Goes hard almost 20 years later.
Africa by Toto is amazing. Colonizer music? U r truly….”tarted again” u know how many ppl in Sierra Leone made their children to that song? Do u know what Sierra Leone is? Colonizer, do ya? Lol
So teaching kids the difference between good and bad music makes you a "creepy uncle"? And the PC is wayyyy too strong in you dude. Makes you part of the problem
My favorite samples come from ‘90s-era Timbaland. He would sample giggling babies in Aaliyah’s “Are You That Somebody,” Godzilla in Ginuwine’s “What’s So Different,” and the theme song from TV series The Prisoner was used in “We At It Again.”
Can’t say i agree with your takes on toto by africa… i don’t know, i don’t think you should downplay the greatness of the song for some political bullshit about how they’re colonizers or something.
Tupac, Redman, Public Enemy, Busta Rhymes, Ice Cube, 50 Cent, and Grandmaster Flash have a sample in common and it's one of the most ridiculously peppy songs going (It's one of my faves). Probably would've made a better video than talking about Kanye again.
Lol the lyrics of Nas sound goofy to you because you don't understand the slang of that time. If you think toasters and pop tarts are referring to breakfast, God bless you
Dr. dre and Snoop Dogg's The Next Episode sampled a song called The Edge by David McCallum. And I think someone used Bob Dorough's Little Twelvetoes riff, too.
I’m a massive Nas fan but don’t really listen to New World However at least give context to the song instead of just bashing it. Nas was making a double album and alot of the songs got leaked so instead he made 2 albums in 1999. Nastradamus was the second one and he did that quickly. The new millennium was coming up so he did a album predicting shit like Nostradamus. Some of it didn’t age well, some did. I think New World is just meh
something i felt i should add onto the Stan segment of the video is the rest of the Dido track. The part that's used is the first verse. After that is the uplift where things lighten up musically and lyrically. Stan is denied that upturn. The few golden moments with someone whom he admires that makes life worth living. I think that's a very cool (if dark) twist of the knife.
Bro relax on the Africa hate you’re not white knighting anyone. It’s a timeless legendary song. I’m a literal African nothing in that song is colonizer esq
I'm genuinely shocked that Gucci Mane and Kanye's song Pussy Print wasn't mentioned, considering that it literally samples the Nazi black metal band Burzum. Ye didn't even produce it, which makes the songs sample even more strange.
i'll always love how the ending of Endtroducing... by DJ Shadow samples S2E7 of Twin Peaks with the Giant's iconic "it is happening again" and the clicking of Leland's record player after it runs out. genius
For me, that would be the drum sample of the song "ordinary joe", a remix of the song of the same name by Terry Callier by the late Nujabes. When I found out about the sample through a sample breakdown video, I was shocked because it's so out of the left field. Try to guess which band he sampled from for the song. KISS. No, I'm not joking. He sample the drum break of the song Torpedo Girl by Kiss, from their 1980 album, Unmasked. It isn't the first time I heard a metal song getting sampled, as there's one that sampled "No One Likes You" by The Scorpions. Another song that came in my head is After Hanabi from the 2nd Hydeout Productions collection, also by Nujabes. Never has anyone make firework sound sounds more beautiful than Nujabes did, with addition of Dinah Washington's angelic voice. Highly recommend for listening.
My favorite is What's it All For on the Cradle 2 Da Grave Soundtrack (2003). They rapped over 96 Quite Bitter Beings by CKY. I was laughing my ass off the first time i heard it.
It's hard to call any JPEGMAFIA sample unexpected but some of them are supremely weird. If I had to pick one I'd probably choose the played-in-full japanese tv/radio advertisement for pong's home console release on the atari
Dang put some respect on Totos name. Every member was a highly prolific session musician prior to forming the band. Between the different members, it is estimated that they have played on over 8000 songs, and 95% of the world's population has heard at least one song that one member played on. This gives Toto a unique (albeit false) claim to being the most popular band in the world.
Jay Z’s sample of Aint No Love in the Heart of the City is a pretty great one on his song Heart of the City (Aint No Love). I wonder why he chose that title tho?
I really enjoyed this video and I am really glad I got a chance to do it. Thank you for all the goodness that you shared and I hope you have a great night. ❣️🤓
Also the word "stan" means obsessed internet fan so Eminem really seen into the future with that. also also, the dude that played STan is the dude from final destination the first one.
Uhhh! Can we give a shout out to J.Dilla turning a cover of a sample into a banger. By that I mean the original and very creepy "Clair" by Gilbert O'Sullivan (1972) then covered by The Singers Unlimited with the same title, into Slum Village "Players". Which in my mind has to be one of my top samples next to Slum Villages "Yum Yum", which harkens back to the Boom Bap Era of production.
now i want a will ferrell and hatsune miku collab
they're the same person tho
Never knew how much I wanted this until now.
its a necessity at this point, at least a will ferrell vocaloid
Ok buddy
@@nonsmarts660 Maybe Kizuna Ai can step in
Em and Dido mashup is one the best samples and collaboration ever..it’s such a classic to me. Will always love it.
Top 10 rap songs of all time, Top 3 Storytell of all time and The best song of 2000s.
I never met anyone who thought that Africa by Toto was 'corny' or 'embarrassing'
Yeah such an L take
Leave it to Alfo to make wholesome song like Africa sound offensive and basic lmao
Yup... "corny," sure, maybe. But "colonizer" mentality... no.
It’s is definitely both corny and embarrassing. The lyrics make zero sense.
“Sure as Kilimanjaro rises like Olympus over the Serengeti"
Not only does that make zero fucking geographical sense but it’s also incredibly stupid.
It’s nearly 5 minutes of guy who can barely write lumping Africa into a monolith like it’s not the second biggest content on the planet full of diverse countries and people.
It's the internet you gotta virtual signal duhh
Hey, heads up, you shouldn't only credit the Vocal Synth (such as Miku) used when referring to a song using them. Vocaloids and other Vocal Synths are simply a virtual instrument with a culture around them, credit should be given to the producer as well. Lack of credit to the producer is disrespectful, and a big problem in the community. As a previous comment said, the producer of Data 2.0 is Aura Qualic.
Nah, Africa by Toto is a classic. And I don't agree with your take about "Africa" being a narrow minded view of the continent of Africa. It's actually the complete opposite. Toto are very much aware of their lyrics meaning. Jeff Porcaro has even stated that the song is about ‘a white boy’ who is ‘trying to write a song on Africa, but since he’s never been there, he can only tell what he’s seen on TV or remembers in the past.’ And I don't see anything wrong with that.
And I've literally never heard anyone call the song corny or embarrassing. For me its one of the biggest and best representations of 80s music.
But to each their own I guess.
Bro not by discrediting the underlying points in what he's pointing out but his takes are just wild sometimes. Often I only hear those from him, then he brings up legit points in irrelevant times and I'm out here like bruh
Yeah but one needs to remember that Africa is a continent not one big country.
TM88 really is a funny producer, cause not only did he RE-sample that Miku song for Future's 712PM, but he was ALSO the one who added the Minecraft sound effects to XO Tour Llif3
As I was watching, I didnt know how the sample sounded like, but at 9:23 I INSTANTLY recognized it to be from that future song. And about the TM88 "Minecraft" sound effect, TM88 said in the Genius Deconstructed video for XO TOUR LIF3 that it isn't a Minecraft door, but instead just a regular perc sound, I dont recall exactly what he said but I'm sure it was something like that.
I love it as a rap and Vocaloid fan I love Big Boi, but I cannot stand most Future songs, but when hearing Miku pop up when the song played on my Spotify discover made me crack up.
@@m4demxoiselles He said that he didn't know if the original drumkit maker sampled Minecraft, though, so it could still be true
1. 712pm is top 10 future HANDS DOWN
2. for the first few days of the song's release on Deezer, the Hatsune Miku sample was listed as an actual feature so when my friend was introducing me to vocaloid i couldnt stop laughing when i saw Future on a song with her. since then it's now listed as a Future solo song
So funny how i never realized that was the sample 712PM, i dont like you now :(
You treating Miku as the artist of the song is so painful 😭😭😭 If you literally searched up the song title you'd know that the artist's name is Aura Qualic. Please credit the artist next time...
Eminem has also used an even more insane sample than Dido. Good Guy features a sample of a COVER of a song from the TOKYO GHOUL soundtrack of all things
No way M&M used a sample from fucking Tokyo Ghoul
Uhh issnt the whole point of totos africa meant to be in the perspctive of someone who has only seen africa on tv, so its more of just an imagr character?
another favorite is Kendric's sample of Beach House's Silver Soul on money trees, not really because the sample is strange or doesn't make sense but because I'd never have known without being told despite loving both songs
Kendrick's sample of Sufjan Stevens' "All For Myself" on "Hood Politics" is another good example of an indie artist sample from Kendrick
Also the base song to 'the receipe' by Kendrick (Meet The Frownies by Mr. Twin Sister)!
one of the most unexpected samples i've ever heard in the genre is easily the hilarious sample that appears halfway through "Patrisse Cullors Stole My Lunch Money" by Ghais Guevara. I was in hysterics the first time i heard that beat switch
That man is so underrated with the way he samples
bro shoutout to you you just put me on
Ghais’s sample game is crazy
Holy crap what a sample 😭😭😭
Thanks for the Rabbit hole
I was expecting you to mention 50 Cent - Piggy Bank, which samples Soviet pop singer Alla Pugacheva's song “Shakespeare's Sonnet 90”. How often do Soviet songs get sampled?
Me who loves Africa by Toto sad noises.
2:48 This guy whines so much about cultures interacting with or even mentioning each other that I’m starting to believe he’s pro-segregation.
It's so painfully predictable at this point that you could program ChatGPT to write those parts of the script and it'd fit right in.
He’s the type to use LatinX
The gentle giant sample on "strange ways" by Madlib and MF DOOM is a great one too
when it comes to unexpected samples JPEGMAFIA comes up in my mind. ODB is famous rapper but the way JPEG used ODB's screaming sample was unexpected af.
it creates some of the most batshit crazy hype banger ever
I think there is almost an entire video of crazy weird freaky samples/sample concept just based on jpegmafia alone
That beat wasn't by peggy iirc
Beta Male Strategies has my favourite sample of all time
@@original_shmirko_accountyeah peggy stole the beat
@@Mira2Coldnah bruh chef warren agreed then ghosted Peggy so he remade it. Not a fan of how Peggy handled it (telling chef to kill himself lol) but I don’t think he “stole” it
For the two African American men in Paris song, as a kid I didn’t know that was Will Farrell in that skit and have never seen Balde of Glory, so in my mind I thought it was like 2 guys listening to the song itself and when the other guy “no one knows what means” yada yada I thought it was suppose to be how the guy in the song stopped the song himself to comment on it and Will says his thing because he was actually digging the song. I don’t know why I thought that, but it was just my imagination going.
Fellas in Paris is a great song 😂😂😂
NAS sampling O Fortuna was both totally on brand and unexpected. It was taking a recognizable sample Bad Boy gimmick to a new level. Too bad it never really developed into a subgenre of its own. Imagine hip hop records sampling Stockhausen or Boulez.
One tiny correction: Eminem didn't sample the chorus of Dido's "Thank You". He samples the first verse! The Chorus goes: "I want to thank you for giving me the best day of my life". And that's the genius of this sample. Taking not the chorus but this verse. Also the mood of the verse is very depressive when the chorus really is an ode to that significant other that lights up Dido's world.
P.S. Jason Derulo recently showed on "Love sucks" how to not use the same sample.
I just want to add this for those who don't know...
For that Kill Jill one, the Hatsune Miku sample actually came from the song "DATA" bu Aura Qualic and it's actually available as a usable project file packaged with FL Studio.
Never thought I’d see the day where someone earnestly tries to argue that Africa by Toto has problematic lyrics.
peggys sample of Milkshake by Kelis on Fentalyn Testers is crazy
hey so please do not credit hatsune miku for data 2.0. hatsune miku is a piece of software, not an artist. the actual creator is, to my knowledge, aura qualic. this is a massive problem in the vocaloid community.
One of my favorite samples is when K-OS sampled California by Phantom Planet in their song On the Run. I really love it because the song on the run sounds like it's coming from the perspective of someone who listened to California several times but never really understood the lyrics till they lived it. I also loved how J. Cole sampled Bad thing by Cults because the sample gives the song an eerie feel and I also like how he left out the creepy recording part.
Oh hell yeah, that song is awesome!!
I still carry a torch for this song, the live version is fantastic too. I was always shocked this song wasn’t a chart topper, the music vid with the no country for old men references to the total flip of a popular tv show theme.
Also song is “I wish I knew Natalie Portman” ;)
Surprised Peggy and Danny aren't here, their latest collab is just insane when it comes about sampling. Heck, Danny and specially Jpegmafia both have insane samples by their own.
yeah but their shit is all about just weird samples and sounds not a good ass song that just has a bizarre sample
@@prodwyspbut it's AOTY
@@antiarezzo7630 💀💀💀💀💀
they sample crazy shit all the time so it's not "unexpected" anymore
@@antiarezzo7630top 3 for sure but it's barely halfway don't say for sure
I know Eminem is already on the list, but taking random seeming instrumental out of the middle of a almost 7min long Soul song (Labi Siffre - I got the) and putting "My Name Is" on top always fascinates me how it came to be
The fact that he immediately came up with the chorus as Dre played the sample too was impressive
I would say the craziest sample i heard was the song Rainbow Six by JPEGMAFIA in which he uses the meme of the guy crying and distorts it to the point of making it very eerie and then makes a song that can be genuinely unsettling but a good banger
I know this is a hip hop centered video, but one of my favorite random samples is Destiny's Child Independent Woman Pt 2. They use music from the Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoons
Also Bootylicious sampling Stevie Nicks!!
The evangelion sample on operation kill Chet haze by jpegmafia/Devon hendryx is INSANEEE
My favorite recent sample is JPEGMAFIA sampling the Escaflowne OP and making the most beautiful beat this year.
Another cool one is Still Tippin by Mike Jones using a 3-second classical sample. Goes hard almost 20 years later.
What about that time when Just Blaze discovered Eurodance and had Eminem rap over What is Love? And also TI over Numa Numa for some reason.
Foreal
Africa by Toto is amazing. Colonizer music? U r truly….”tarted again” u know how many ppl in Sierra Leone made their children to that song? Do u know what Sierra Leone is? Colonizer, do ya? Lol
So teaching kids the difference between good and bad music makes you a "creepy uncle"? And the PC is wayyyy too strong in you dude. Makes you part of the problem
My favorite samples come from ‘90s-era Timbaland. He would sample giggling babies in Aaliyah’s “Are You That Somebody,” Godzilla in Ginuwine’s “What’s So Different,” and the theme song from TV series The Prisoner was used in “We At It Again.”
Can’t say i agree with your takes on toto by africa… i don’t know, i don’t think you should downplay the greatness of the song for some political bullshit about how they’re colonizers or something.
Tupac, Redman, Public Enemy, Busta Rhymes, Ice Cube, 50 Cent, and Grandmaster Flash have a sample in common and it's one of the most ridiculously peppy songs going (It's one of my faves). Probably would've made a better video than talking about Kanye again.
Lol the lyrics of Nas sound goofy to you because you don't understand the slang of that time. If you think toasters and pop tarts are referring to breakfast, God bless you
Annie Lennox's "No more I love you's" being sampled in Nicki Minaj's "Your Love" song is unexpected for sure.
Dr. dre and Snoop Dogg's The Next Episode sampled a song called The Edge by David McCallum. And I think someone used Bob Dorough's Little Twelvetoes riff, too.
The Africa take is so bad
10:16
Actually that's the first verse not the chorus of Thank You
I’m a massive Nas fan but don’t really listen to New World
However at least give context to the song instead of just bashing it. Nas was making a double album and alot of the songs got leaked so instead he made 2 albums in 1999. Nastradamus was the second one and he did that quickly. The new millennium was coming up so he did a album predicting shit like Nostradamus. Some of it didn’t age well, some did. I think New World is just meh
Also the Nas song that sampled Africa for literally no reason isn't as dumb as the Pitbull song that sampled Africa also for literally no reason
Ok but the line about oil spills and birth control pills has aged like fine wine.
this one is dumb, but the cowboy bebop samples in old school lofi changed my life.
something i felt i should add onto the Stan segment of the video is the rest of the Dido track. The part that's used is the first verse. After that is the uplift where things lighten up musically and lyrically. Stan is denied that upturn. The few golden moments with someone whom he admires that makes life worth living.
I think that's a very cool (if dark) twist of the knife.
You can’t have spoken all that time about Africa but not mention Pitbull’s sample of it on the legendary Ocean To Ocean
Bro relax on the Africa hate you’re not white knighting anyone. It’s a timeless legendary song. I’m a literal African nothing in that song is colonizer esq
I'm genuinely shocked that Gucci Mane and Kanye's song Pussy Print wasn't mentioned, considering that it literally samples the Nazi black metal band Burzum. Ye didn't even produce it, which makes the songs sample even more strange.
Tupac sampling Bruce Hornsby's The Way It Is
Yoooo u blew it wit da first track brah wtf how u shit on nas speakin on world issues and black issues don’t do that if u don’t understand ask
i'll always love how the ending of Endtroducing... by DJ Shadow samples S2E7 of Twin Peaks with the Giant's iconic "it is happening again" and the clicking of Leland's record player after it runs out. genius
That's gotta be one of the best samples I've heard of. I love tv show line samples and picking out that is just beautiful.
you have such a specific style of video creation that is so comforting to me
Never been a drake guy but KMT off of more life sampled the main theme of sonic 06 which hella people couldn’t get over at the time
Xzibit got the best Toto - Africa sample use.
For me, that would be the drum sample of the song "ordinary joe", a remix of the song of the same name by Terry Callier by the late Nujabes.
When I found out about the sample through a sample breakdown video, I was shocked because it's so out of the left field. Try to guess which band he sampled from for the song.
KISS.
No, I'm not joking. He sample the drum break of the song Torpedo Girl by Kiss, from their 1980 album, Unmasked.
It isn't the first time I heard a metal song getting sampled, as there's one that sampled "No One Likes You" by The Scorpions.
Another song that came in my head is After Hanabi from the 2nd Hydeout Productions collection, also by Nujabes. Never has anyone make firework sound sounds more beautiful than Nujabes did, with addition of Dinah Washington's angelic voice. Highly recommend for listening.
Loved the Steely Dan sample in Eye Know by De La Soul
Mans called Toto corny, lost all credibilty lmao
When he brought up Stan I thought he would mention how Rae sremmurd decided to turn it into a drill beat
Nah, nothing more gross than colonismism
My pick for most unexpected sample is "Fa$ter" by Playboi Carti building the whole thing on the frickin cave theme from Final Fantasy 8 😆
One of my favorites is tech N9ne samples the ost to cowboy bebop in his track "in the rain"
If you make a follow up you HAVE to talk about that one song from Kanye's Donda album that sampled Globglogabgalab for literally no reason
seems like your not a hiphop fan and dont underdstand the culture
Tee grizzleys “buss it all down” sampling Axel F
Africa is corny? Tf?
The glubaglagaglad in remote control
I really like your videos! Great job as always!
i see Miku, i click
My favorite is What's it All For on the Cradle 2 Da Grave Soundtrack (2003). They rapped over 96 Quite Bitter Beings by CKY. I was laughing my ass off the first time i heard it.
I'm listening to it now; thank you for introducing me to this. This is fucking incredible lmfao
@@kaitlin9288 I'm glad my comment went to good use 😂
It's hard to call any JPEGMAFIA sample unexpected but some of them are supremely weird. If I had to pick one I'd probably choose the played-in-full japanese tv/radio advertisement for pong's home console release on the atari
Dang put some respect on Totos name. Every member was a highly prolific session musician prior to forming the band. Between the different members, it is estimated that they have played on over 8000 songs, and 95% of the world's population has heard at least one song that one member played on. This gives Toto a unique (albeit false) claim to being the most popular band in the world.
"Its provocative, it gets the people going." iconic
Another crazy one is when Kanye West sampled Burzum, yes black metal Burzum, on Pussy Print by Gucci Mane
Jay Z’s sample of Aint No Love in the Heart of the City is a pretty great one on his song Heart of the City (Aint No Love). I wonder why he chose that title tho?
Big boi and killa mike was running the edm samples from 2012 -2014
Shoulda put “Behind closed doors” by WC and the MAAD Circle when they sampled the life alert commercial
Peggy is a cheat code for this kinda stuff
What about Thundercat sampling Sonic the Hedgehog sound effects?!
The Big Boi and Hatsune Miku is one of my favorites. Great song even though the Bill Cosby line aged horribly.
The part of “Thank You” that was sampled is actually a section of the first verse.
Stan was produced by Mark the 45 King; not Em. Em is a dope producer, though😊
I don’t think you know what chopped and screwed means by the way you used it.
50 cent - piggy bank samples алла пугачева - соннет
Weird samples there is Injury Reserve, Jpeg mafia, Earlsweatshirt....they can never be topped
Danny brown also
Video idea: Rank the top 50 all time albums on RateYourMusic from worst to best in your opinion
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One that sent a wave through my friend group was definitely Kanye sampling the globglogabgalab
Ja Rule used the Africa sample better on Murder Reigns even though Nas used it first
There was probably a problem at the post office or something
Also the word "stan" means obsessed internet fan so Eminem really seen into the future with that. also also, the dude that played STan is the dude from final destination the first one.
People started using "Stan" like that because of the eminem song, thats not eminem being prophetic
Didnt future sample miku for 712PM as well
this video could’ve been filled w jpegmafia songs
Kanye sampling Globglogabgalab during Remote
I expected the Rundgang um die transzendentale Saüle der Singularitat (Burzum) - Pussy Print (Gucci Mane & Ye) part
bit old school, Cypress Hill sampling son of a preacher man
That was a video of Venus Williams, besides that this is a fantastic video
Nah, I believe Africa by Toto is about a dude trying to break a werewolf curse. It's a much better song if you think of it that way.
Uhhh! Can we give a shout out to J.Dilla turning a cover of a sample into a banger. By that I mean the original and very creepy "Clair" by Gilbert O'Sullivan (1972) then covered by The Singers Unlimited with the same title, into Slum Village "Players". Which in my mind has to be one of my top samples next to Slum Villages "Yum Yum", which harkens back to the Boom Bap Era of production.