His entire verse in Really Doe goes hard af. "Sucking on me like she's getting vitamins and minerals" put me on my ass. Never heard a line about getting a BJ that was so funny but didn't sound super cliché
Predicted top 5 of 2016 for anthony 1. Death Grips - Bottomless Pit 2. Swans - The Glowing Man 3. David Bowie - Blackstar 4. Danny Brown - Attrocity Exhibition 5. Corey Feldman - Angelic 2 the core
The Impossible Kid, Lead Poison, Night's Gambit, Atrocity Exhibition... 2016 was tough. Unbelievable album's came out for rap, really can't pick which is the best.
I've been listening to this album non-stop - even in my sleep some nights - since it was released. I have to be honest and say that I was thrown off a bit by some of the songs at first, but ultimately the album REALLY grew on me. I paused the album just to listen to this review - and now I'm going back into the Atrocity Exhibition.
The name “atrocity exhibition” is the best album name I’ve ever heard. It’s just so poignant and dark. Tells you everything you need to know in two words.
@bobjones-wp3xm they took it from a JG Ballard novel, but the popularization is definitely from them. Killer opener to an album, just like Downward Spiral.
It's a good song but it sort of feels unfinished, and not in a thematically appropriate way so much as a "didn't really flesh out the idea" way personally.
I wouldn't doubt this is the first review Danny is gonna look at. Yeah, I remember what you're talking about with Rocky and Danny, I thought that was pretty cool that Danny knew about Anthony
Honestly for the longest time even after I first saw the review I thought he had rated it a 10 and I have no idea why. Maybe it was because he named it album of the year?
@@angadgrewal9324 Yeah just 2018. I'm pretty sure I saw he named it album of the year and so I thought it was a 10. I think the score he gave it was appropriate though. It wasn't a 10, at least to me. Definitely a 9 though.
I'd say Downward Spiral is, but in that if it had been played differently, I'd love it as much as every other track. Feels like the backing is... too light? Not sure how else I'd put it. I still think it's a good, thematically fitting track in an amazing album. :/
A 10 would be perfectly justified and so would a 2 or a 1. This album is just so fucking polarizing. You can't really have a 100% correct opinion on this because its just so left-field, I don't believe there's a hip hop album like this out there. I think that this album is probably up there with TPAB (in terms of hip hop albums this decade), possibly even better just because of how deep and experimental it is, and I have no doubt this will be a classic. This album just feels like another 808s and heartbreaks as in it might even inspire an entire generation or movement of these experimental sounding artists which would further diversify hip hop. Y'all know this is just my opinion, right?
I agree, and its a much needed album as well for hip hop. It shows that you can rap dope stuff over ANYTHING. It doesn't have to be the traditional hip hop beat to rap over, whether that's trap beats or boom bap or anything in between.
As amazing as this album is, I really doubt that it would 'inspire a movement' like 808s did, mainly as it's way too left field to appeal to any sort of mainstream audience, also danny brown is suprisingly indie, so I doubt that it'd catch up.
“The more pleasure Danny seeks …. the more pain and fear he has to deal with” this is so true and probably the most powerful aspect of the theme of Atrocity Exhibition in my mind. Danny has really lived this painful, grimy life that so much of us have as well. On the track “Ain’t it funny” he says “it’s a living nightmare that most of us might share, inherited in our blood, it’s why we’re stuck in the mud, can’t quit the drug use or the alcohol abuse even if I wanted to, tell you what I’m gonna do: I’ma wash away my problems with this bottle of henny, anxiety got the best of me so I’m poppin them xannies. Might need rehab but to me, that shit’s pussy, pray for me y’all cause I don’t know what’s coming to me.” That is the realest and grittiest portrayal of drug addiction that I’ve ever heard in any song.
Such an underrated producer honestly, his work so far from what I've heard on AE, Old and XXX is just on-point and phenomenal, I hope he gets more recognition.
When will someone give Paul White the love he deserves?? He's an extremely underrated producer who did the beats on half this album and ive yet to see someone shout him out.
@@eyecontrol4900 Danny did admit he was also a bit irresponsible with the budget money for the album. because of how ambitious it was, he wanted it to be perfect and spend a lot of money on samples and stuff.
you can feel it through the whole album Danny Brown really is so hungry to be the greatest like he talks about at the end on Hell For It. Danny Brown just wants to go down in history and he comes through its really dope
How is Downward Spiral not in your favorite tracks?? One of his tightest tracks lyrically with a beat that matches the super vivid, creative descriptions perfectly. Sounds like falling down stairs or something. So abrasive and raw. Perfect opening track and my personal favorite on the album
the production on aint it funny is one of those things that can make you feel a different emotion every time you hear it. from excitement to confusion to anxiety.
I loved this record. While we have had plenty of lyrical descriptions peeking into the mind of Danny Brown this is the first time I felt like we were truly brought in musically to Danny's world and it's amazing. 9/10
I've started listening to this record yesterday, like three times in a row, and it seems like a really unique way of making hiphop. Reminds me of Cypress Hill (so the B-Real feat makes really sense) and sometimes like the dark side of Outkast. Great one.
Probably start with Old and not this... You could get turned off pretty easily. But if you stick with it, it is genuinely the best album of the year, besides Bowie.
One of the things that I really enjoy about your reviews is that you talk about the album with a journalistic integrity, as opposed to simply dancing to snippets to avoid copyright infringement. You seem to really analyze a piece of work before you record a review, instead of haphazardly hailing us on a fleeting journey. Happy to subscribe.
At 6:33 when Fantano finishes explaining the album title reference to the Joy Division sample, his very next words were “You know what I’m saying”….which would be the EXACT title of Danny’s next album
Danny Brown has been on my periphery for some time now and I have listened to a few of his tracks many times, but I always kind of thought of him as making party music. Creative party music, but still party music. But this album is different and I was not ready. Is it strange? Yes, absolutely. But for me, it is one of the best, freshest hip-hop albums I have heard in probably 10 years. It honestly reminds me of the early years of Outkast when just an album or two could completely change your opinion on what is possible in the genre. You can call me a back-packer but my favorite tracks are definitely the most experimental ("Tell Me What I don't Know", "Ain't it Funny", "Goldust" "White Lines", "Dance in the Water", "When it Rain" and "Get Hi", oddly enough roughly in that order even though that is the track listing order).
I remember attempting to get up and do some laundry during this album but then Ain't It Funny came on and I had to sit back down to be like "Bruh what the fuuuuuuck is this sound?!"
When It Rain is freakin' insane! I mean, like, when you listen to this track you are just happy to be alive on this Earth and be able to hear that! I go crazy every single time I hear it.
You know Danny brown watched this and he's prolly happy af
Prolly mollied up
Like your profile pic lmaoo
@@chaosphantoms Danny sent Fantano a link to The Hybrid for a review years ago.
VangaurdTDS Yeah
He def did, he name dropped Melon in a 'interview' session with A$AP Rocky like in 2014 lol, he loves Fantano
"Never spend 70k on samples for an album that no one buys cause you will be in debt lol" - Danny Brown on Atrocity Exhibition
Directed at Unk
Felt bad for Danny man
I feel like the album has aged very well since then and so many people have come around to it
Bruh that’s only samples gotta realize the features are easily more than 100k
Realm 122 Doubt Danny paid anything for the features
Favorite line on the entire album: "Everybody says 'You have a lot to be proud of', Been high this whole time don't realize what I've done"
Cause when I’m all alone feel like no one cares... isolate myself and dont go nowhere..
my favorite was, "flat screen porno watching asa akira"
His entire verse in Really Doe goes hard af. "Sucking on me like she's getting vitamins and minerals" put me on my ass. Never heard a line about getting a BJ that was so funny but didn't sound super cliché
Song?
@@saganpetrsmith Downward Spiral, intro track
Danny is actually a fan of The Needle Drop. So this will make him smile.
Samuel Gonzalez is he really? When was this made public
look at his interview with asap rocky, they like interview eachother
+Trevor Palmer bes mentioned how he watches anthony in an interview with rocky back in 2011/12 and he just tweeted out this review
Danny was a fan of theneedledrop before Anthony ever heard of him. I think he sent him his mixtape or something.
That's awesome
The album may be a 9 but the intro was a real 10/10
Im sweating like I'm in a rave
Do you mean the flannel intro or the actual album intro?
Masterpsflood this album sucks lol
@@jamkick8 your opinion is wrong
Harvey what’s good about this album. Dude makes strange effects with his voice that just Dosent sound good at all. Overrated asf
"Genre: Experimental Hip-hop"
Fantano: *9/10*
Why does this have no answers yet?
theres nothing to say about it
Ametama why not???
Because its good
SladeBallard I’m obviously late to respond, but recognizing ambition - in hip hop especially - is not being biased.
I heard danny brown does marijuana cigarettes
Goozayaya what a scoundrel
Such a deviant
Oh no. Now I can't like him.
what di you mean, you know its i l l e g a l, right?
Ivan Polakiewicz and our good Christian boy wouldn’t even think about doing anything illegal
Ain't it Funny is an absolute banger, my favorite track for sure.
LimeSoda mine too that shit is so good
And the fucking video
White lines is a complete mind fuck
i honestly can't decide wether ain't it funny or white lines is my favourite track
Facts, it's the most personal to me.
6:43 "... you know what I'm saying."
uknowhatimsayin? OUT THIS YEAR 2019
Thank u for this because it's real
PREDICTION
That 's an odb tribute
Uknowwhatimsayin¿
Predicted top 5 of 2016 for anthony
1. Death Grips - Bottomless Pit
2. Swans - The Glowing Man
3. David Bowie - Blackstar
4. Danny Brown - Attrocity Exhibition
5. Corey Feldman - Angelic 2 the core
Feldman's album will definitely grow on him
he liked this more than the glowing man so this'll prolly be higher
yes, however, now he's hailing it even more. He's talked about it in like every review sicne so it prolly grew on him more
hailing danny brown more?
Kendrick lamar - breathing
danny's music makes me worry about him so much
DaEddie25 why do people who smoke pot always have to mention it?
@@bishop239 they got the big gay
Exploring dark things can also be therapeutic though
@@TheTabaK23 Id be dead if I couldnt vent through music
he's living his best life now
One of the best needle drop intros ever.
"COULD BE A TCHWELVE!COULD BE A TCHWELVE!"
@@algerianmapper6344 *vigorously swipes sleeve up and down*
The best one is when cal emerges from behind the tree and says “Foo Fighters:-Wasting Light.”
#1 album of the year? Yessir.
#1 album of the year is new simpsons by blake
yessir whatever*
The Impossible Kid, Lead Poison, Night's Gambit, Atrocity Exhibition... 2016 was tough. Unbelievable album's came out for rap, really can't pick which is the best.
Definitely was 2016 rap aoty, but best 2016 aoty is Blackstar by David Bowie
J don’t forget tribe and rtj albums aswell. 2016 is underrated as a whole because no huge names outside of kanye made great projects.
XXX 9/10
Old 7/10
Atrocity Exhibition 10/10
uknowhatimsayin¿ 8/10
4za facts
W
Eh. Old is like a 6 for me
4za I agree
each of those is one above fantanos scores
You know Danny Brown watched this review.
Yeah, and he probably had a big fat grin on his face :)
you introduced me to danny brown years back with his XXX album, thank you Anthony.
same here.
quite the nerdy response
same here
same here
Danny brown introduced me to Anthony with his interview with ASAP, thank you Danny.
I thought Anthony wasn't into drugs, but that into made me second guess myself.
it was really fun to me idk about you
AO Folts he's just into memes
dunno... I think Atrocity Exhibition deep fried his brain lol
He IS called the needle drop
@@pedromaia4006 that was genius
I've been listening to this album non-stop - even in my sleep some nights - since it was released. I have to be honest and say that I was thrown off a bit by some of the songs at first, but ultimately the album REALLY grew on me. I paused the album just to listen to this review - and now I'm going back into the Atrocity Exhibition.
Millionaire Hoy you do that..
The only song I don't like is Goldust
Bruh u need to listen to yummy while sleeping!!!
Feet Inspector incredible drums on the track though
@@Moneyman-33 lol probs my favourite on the album, least atm, changes yuh know
It being experimental hip hop, i knew he was gonna give it a good review
Being that the album is straight fire, it deserves it.
STREET SPIRIT well he did not love Yeezus
it also has a kendrick feature
And subject matter. That's why I think he low scored Mick because it was to positive and Ant likes darker music.
Telefone was really positive and he liked that album
Its so good to see a positive hip hop review. There's so little of those lately
Leroy Jasper mumble rappers ruin hip hop
Because Rap in 2016 is full of trash rappers and underwhelming albums
Fraekout13 What about Denzel Curry, YG, Gucci mane, Young thug, all had their best albums of their careers
Best records of their careers doesn't mean good. Just means that shit wasn't as smelly as older shit.
blackchronos17
sweet name, my man.
also, if it gets a 9, that means it's good.
this is probably the best rap album I've heard in a long long time
what about tpab
@slasherdynamite AE>tpab for me, honestly I even enjoyed the storytelling of GKMC more in retrospective, production wise tpab is phenomenal
@@young_diogeneshave u changed ur mind in 6 months tpab is legit perfect to me
Fantano this review will determine my opinion of you forever
You're safe
lol
Wow, you actually waited 15 minutes for it.
What u doin fam goku black is destroying your world.
I knew he wasn't gonna give it a 9 or 5 lmfao I was about to fry his ass if he gave it a 5 but then he put on the yellow shirt and all was safe
I WAS SCARED THIS YEAR WOULDN'T SEE A 10 FROM YOU :')
Nigga he gave it a 9
Welp, aren't you dissapointed...
9 is fine
Hari stahhhhhp
exceot it is a nine
The name “atrocity exhibition” is the best album name I’ve ever heard. It’s just so poignant and dark. Tells you everything you need to know in two words.
Exodus did it, too
does it originally come from the joy division song?
I also like "Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will"
@bobjones-wp3xm they took it from a JG Ballard novel, but the popularization is definitely from them. Killer opener to an album, just like Downward Spiral.
Cal Chuchesta x Danny Brown track confirmed?
fucking obviously
that would legitimately not surprise me since Danny likes Fantano
Earl Sweatshirt's Lips you are everywhere
I lay down every night deep in thought, reflecting on life and one thought always seem to pop back into my head:
Anthony Fantano gave Blank Face a 5
he also gave THC a 5 smh
lmao
It's a 4 to be honest.
The albums Trash
If you made a playlist of the best songs from oxymoron and blank face it'd be a strong 7. Just saying.
What do people have against Golddust? That track is actually so dope
YES I AGREE SO MUCH
it’s my least favorite on the album but i still absolutely love it. athrocity exhibition is a 10/10
@@arturhours I prefer Golddust over Get Hi, that track was terrible for me
I mean any album fantano gives a nine or ten he doesn't really have a least favorite track he just feels the need to put one.
It's a good song but it sort of feels unfinished, and not in a thematically appropriate way so much as a "didn't really flesh out the idea" way personally.
The fact that he called golddust the worst song says a lot about the incredibly consistent high quality of the album
Mikey
wikey imo
Recognize you from twitter for some fucking reason
yeah man
mikey
really doe is one of the best posse cuts i’ve ever heard
same here. 1Train and So Appalled are similarly great.
Earl Sweatshirt ends that song with a 50kt nuke
It’s so good, pinata up there too, such a good posse cut
Pinata and onetrain too
Top 5 posse cuts of all time
1. 4th chamber
2. Protect ya neck
3. 1train
4. So appalled
5. Really doe
I wonder if Danny brown has seen this? cos I remember A$AP Rocky & Danny were talking about him. Basically saying that Fantano did good reviews.
I wouldn't doubt this is the first review Danny is gonna look at. Yeah, I remember what you're talking about with Rocky and Danny, I thought that was pretty cool that Danny knew about Anthony
Source of Rocky talking about Fantano?
Ryan Harris idk if that's the exact video but it's in one if the parts in the series. Watch all of them, they're pretty funny
Ben Seagraves What series lol
Ryan Harris the series I linked you to. The interviews ASAP rocky do, Danny Brown being one of them
I want White lines played at my funeral.
LINES N LINES AH COKE
fuck white lines, i want ain't it funny to wake up and live again
+DihStyle69 that track is an ultimate high for me
Ain't it funny is my alarm haha.
glasssOFOJ Thats a genius idea.
It’s unbelievable to me that this is not a 10.
Drew Gadbois yes how is it not a 10?
Drew Gadbois nice pfp
Honestly for the longest time even after I first saw the review I thought he had rated it a 10 and I have no idea why. Maybe it was because he named it album of the year?
@@Kyle_Evers he didn’t give an other albums a 10 in 2016
@@angadgrewal9324 Yeah just 2018. I'm pretty sure I saw he named it album of the year and so I thought it was a 10. I think the score he gave it was appropriate though. It wasn't a 10, at least to me. Definitely a 9 though.
This is the album that made me a Danny Brown fan, 100%.
You only gave this a 9 because Danny let you run a train on Kitty with him
Mizzy lmao
i love you
did they have a threesome tho
me rio de janeiro
me
>Golddust the worst track on the album
no
Dominic white lines for me but even that isn't bad
I'd say Downward Spiral is, but in that if it had been played differently, I'd love it as much as every other track. Feels like the backing is... too light? Not sure how else I'd put it. I still think it's a good, thematically fitting track in an amazing album. :/
Rolling stone for me
Golddust and White Lines are the two tracks people hate at first but quickly become some of their favourites
ResmaDnB UK especially white lines
6:43 ANTHONY FANTANO CALLED DANNY'S NEXT ALBUM YOU HEARD IT HERE FIRST FOLKS
my favorite line is "I'm like kubrick with 2 bricks"
+DJ CapriSun Asa Akira listened to the album and tweeted at Danny, thanking him for that shout out lol
Moses Ssebandeke "im like spielberg with ill words and hoes on the curb.."
Anyone else notice that Danny Brown's voice sounds like Dave Chappelle's 30s villain impression?
Ricky Fondo 😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣
White lines is fucking hell. Buy this album. Hang it up on your wall when your not listening to it. Mad artistic.
atrocity exhibition=9, xxx= 8, old=7
next one finna be a 10
or a 6
Doesn't that pattern say the next one will be an 8
XXX came out a few years before Old, so it doesn't really make sense.
11
old is an 8 atleast
honestly thinking back on the past 1,5 years. AE is a 10/10 genuine classic
Danny Brown has proved that hip hop can get really freakin weird... and does a fantastic job proving that
danny brown album, and a kendrick feature, guess it's a 9/10?
birds has a Kendrick ft. and got a 3 what
Isaiah rashad, it had kid cudi who he hates so it evens out
Not even 1train?
vice city, uoeno, basically anything with black hippy
black hippy with the whole crew always fire
A 10 would be perfectly justified and so would a 2 or a 1. This album is just so fucking polarizing. You can't really have a 100% correct opinion on this because its just so left-field, I don't believe there's a hip hop album like this out there. I think that this album is probably up there with TPAB (in terms of hip hop albums this decade), possibly even better just because of how deep and experimental it is, and I have no doubt this will be a classic. This album just feels like another 808s and heartbreaks as in it might even inspire an entire generation or movement of these experimental sounding artists which would further diversify hip hop.
Y'all know this is just my opinion, right?
"This album is just so fucking polarizing"
No, this has been getting acclaim since it first came out. Check RYM.
I agree with Mike Hunt.
RYM is a trash website
I agree, and its a much needed album as well for hip hop. It shows that you can rap dope stuff over ANYTHING. It doesn't have to be the traditional hip hop beat to rap over, whether that's trap beats or boom bap or anything in between.
As amazing as this album is, I really doubt that it would 'inspire a movement' like 808s did, mainly as it's way too left field to appeal to any sort of mainstream audience, also danny brown is suprisingly indie, so I doubt that it'd catch up.
“The more pleasure Danny seeks …. the more pain and fear he has to deal with” this is so true and probably the most powerful aspect of the theme of Atrocity Exhibition in my mind. Danny has really lived this painful, grimy life that so much of us have as well. On the track “Ain’t it funny” he says “it’s a living nightmare that most of us might share, inherited in our blood, it’s why we’re stuck in the mud, can’t quit the drug use or the alcohol abuse even if I wanted to, tell you what I’m gonna do: I’ma wash away my problems with this bottle of henny, anxiety got the best of me so I’m poppin them xannies. Might need rehab but to me, that shit’s pussy, pray for me y’all cause I don’t know what’s coming to me.” That is the realest and grittiest portrayal of drug addiction that I’ve ever heard in any song.
s/o to Paul White, holy shit
yeah Paul White a monster on the boards.
Such an underrated producer honestly, his work so far from what I've heard on AE, Old and XXX is just on-point and phenomenal, I hope he gets more recognition.
ShabazZiii Bam yeah the project he put our with open mike eagle also really dope
Great production on some tracks on Homeboy Sandman's record, and the production on Golden Ticket by Golden Rules was dope
preach
I swear the 'Dance in the water' sample is from one of the fifa streets games
It's from a song called "Way Out Of Guyana"
Rolling Stone is so catchy. Can't stop listening to it
harambe needed to hear this album
harambe loved experimental hip hop. ಠ_ಥ
fuck yeah
Fantano is Harambe's dad
you guys dont even get the joke, Michelle gregg is the moron who let her kid fall into the harambe pit
tell me what I don't know
When will someone give Paul White the love he deserves?? He's an extremely underrated producer who did the beats on half this album and ive yet to see someone shout him out.
How did it do so terribly on sales?! It was the best album of 2016!
Sales don't particularly equal talent unfortunately
none of these songs get played on the radio, doesnt surprise me that it didnt do well in the mainstream
blonde
@@eyecontrol4900 Danny did admit he was also a bit irresponsible with the budget money for the album. because of how ambitious it was, he wanted it to be perfect and spend a lot of money on samples and stuff.
Danny Brown has the best RAP album of this year hands down, It was either Schoolboy, Isaiah Rashad or Denzel Curry but this shit blew me away!
impossible kid was also hella dope
daboycarswell RTJ3 👀
daboycarswell If Isaiah cut the album early only keeping the first half, easy 10.
l'eon alex I hate the song "Alot" and didn't know why he put that on there and it's some skip worthy songs at the second half
daboycarswell I feel exactly the same. I feel like he could have made a solid album if there wasn't any trap on it.
Downward Spiral not in fav tracks, you done goofed man
Kobbe is that soria moria??
fildog The distance is a real traversable space.
That song scares the shit out of me
5:11 *I have been summoned again*
This is the most 10/10 review for a 9/10 album.
Why does he only shoutout Evian Christ, Black Milk and The Alchemist? Why not Paul White who produced 80% of the album?
Petite Noir?
For real
Shabazzi Bam did he shout out playa haze for that nasty ass beat from lost
SXUTH That instrumental gets me hard
I want to see a Danny Brown/Deathgrips collab. Seems like a match made in heaven.
or hell
What about a Danny Album produces by Death Grips
@@danielfintan7004 yes
@@danielfintan7004 that would be insane but I want mc ride to get on a hook or something
@@tobeymaguire9053 imagine ride and danny on a hook holy shit yed
you can feel it through the whole album Danny Brown really is so hungry to be the greatest like he talks about at the end on Hell For It. Danny Brown just wants to go down in history and he comes through its really dope
Danny Brown is gonna be so happy, I remember him telling ASAP about TheNeedleDrop and how getting a 7 was good
Danny Brown the type of dude to make an album out of a Five Fingers of Death freestyle
Why is this not a 10
naruto teasers 9 is pretty fucking good
naruto teasers 8 was pretty awful tho
because is not kendrick
Ecléctico Iconoclasta very true
really doe but really doe
Thank you Danny brown for you financial sacrifice for this masterpiece of an album.
How is Downward Spiral not in your favorite tracks?? One of his tightest tracks lyrically with a beat that matches the super vivid, creative descriptions perfectly. Sounds like falling down stairs or something. So abrasive and raw. Perfect opening track and my personal favorite on the album
I like it too but I can see why people don’t
Spill
This review determines if i buy it or not
buying it
Jamal Turner tell us if you regret buying it tho
tell us f you're going to buy it
Jamal Turner no. No. No. No.
KlvnDxxminique Not 1 regret
This is 2016's To Pimp a Butterfly. Only because everyones gonna copy this sound now because we havent quite heard it before.
the production on aint it funny is one of those things that can make you feel a different emotion every time you hear it. from excitement to confusion to anxiety.
Ain’t It Funny feels like it should be awful but it’s not. It’s amazing
I loved this record. While we have had plenty of lyrical descriptions peeking into the mind of Danny Brown this is the first time I felt like we were truly brought in musically to Danny's world and it's amazing. 9/10
Theneedledrop's 10s so far:
Danny Brown - Atrocity Exhibition
Death Grips - The Money Store
Swans - To Be Kind
Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp A Butterfly
Nice meme
Sentrydown where is Kid Cudi - Bullet 2 Heaven
he gave it a 9
Sentrydown he gave ae a 9
it should be a 10 tho
honestly this deserved a 10
Retrospective 6 years later
This album is a 10
so this is what schizophrenia feels like...
I've started listening to this record yesterday, like three times in a row, and it seems like a really unique way of making hiphop. Reminds me of Cypress Hill (so the B-Real feat makes really sense) and sometimes like the dark side of Outkast. Great one.
i've never listened to danny brown but im hoping i like this album. wish me luck
Probably start with Old and not this... You could get turned off pretty easily. But if you stick with it, it is genuinely the best album of the year, besides Bowie.
lmao
hell nah Old is MUCH more off-putting than this is. This is a great starting point.
it's a more commercial album that lets the audience get a bit used to Danny's style. i think it's a perfect starting point.
Start with XXX
6:43 Danny Brown saw this part and then made it the title of his followup.
One of the things that I really enjoy about your reviews is that you talk about the album with a journalistic integrity, as opposed to simply dancing to snippets to avoid copyright infringement. You seem to really analyze a piece of work before you record a review, instead of haphazardly hailing us on a fleeting journey. Happy to subscribe.
At 6:33 when Fantano finishes explaining the album title reference to the Joy Division sample, his very next words were “You know what I’m saying”….which would be the EXACT title of Danny’s next album
Interesting to see joy division is in some way associated with hip hop through this album.
You know it’s good when he compares it to madvillainy
fucking love this album
do u
u like it more than xxx?
Jezus when you mentioned the B-real connection. It's so obvious now that you said it.
ReMembrane
Same thing I said. It makes perfect sense
Atrocity is basically the good Speedin Bullet 2 Heaven
CaratGlobbins Except wasn’t that rock, maybe rap rock at best.
Aint it funny is one of the best songs ive ever heard to this day. One of the best beats ever made with insane flows and energy
Not a single cap detected
I honestly have no idea how many times I had that track on repeat, its so addictive to listen to and it never gets old for me.
You work killing fiends cause you cut it with fentynal
Golddust and ain't it funny are some of the best songs ever
Lost has one of the best beats of all time in hip hop, i cant explain it but it blows my mind everytime i hear it
Danny Brown has been on my periphery for some time now and I have listened to a few of his tracks many times, but I always kind of thought of him as making party music. Creative party music, but still party music. But this album is different and I was not ready. Is it strange? Yes, absolutely. But for me, it is one of the best, freshest hip-hop albums I have heard in probably 10 years. It honestly reminds me of the early years of Outkast when just an album or two could completely change your opinion on what is possible in the genre. You can call me a back-packer but my favorite tracks are definitely the most experimental ("Tell Me What I don't Know", "Ain't it Funny", "Goldust" "White Lines", "Dance in the Water", "When it Rain" and "Get Hi", oddly enough roughly in that order even though that is the track listing order).
Tell Me What I Don’t Know is a fuckin’ amazing cut…
The most psychedelic rap song ever
I'm here re watching this review, cos it's his number 1 album of the year
"until every attendee had OD'd"
sick bars famtano
am I early enough for a cactus stroking?
Yes go ahead and start with mine.
6:44 Anthony predicts Danny’s next album
my exact thought
6:43 *Yellow-shirted melon leaks Danny brown’s new album*
One of the greatest albums of all time imo
TEN OUTTA TEN
REVIEW IT AGAIN
TEN OUTTA TEN
REVIEW IT AGAIN
I love this album. Thank God for underground Hip Hop.
The album that deserved a 10 the most
"I'll take a 9. Nine is fine." best cal moment ever?
I remember attempting to get up and do some laundry during this album but then Ain't It Funny came on and I had to sit back down to be like "Bruh what the fuuuuuuck is this sound?!"
This man said "sun burnt guitars that blossom in the chorus"
IM SHOOK
Lotta rappers talk about being real rockstars...
Comparatively speaking Danny is leagues ahead of them.
Creatively built DIFFERENT
I love that after all of that praise and virtually no criticism, it wasn't even a "Strong 9"
Weird, because it was his #1 Album of 2016, above many "Strong 9's" like the Death Grips album or the A Tribe Called Quest album
@@mauricioandres7470It has probably grown on him or though the score was too harsh
When It Rain is freakin' insane! I mean, like, when you listen to this track you are just happy to be alive on this Earth and be able to hear that! I go crazy every single time I hear it.
Reminds me of hacker