@Joey Diaz Absolutely everything is a deep fake. Apart from deep fakes. They're real. Which actually makes them deep fakes again. 🧠 🧠 \_____♾_____/

@Joey Diaz Yeah it's a deep fake, that's why that video has been around for years and years, before deep fakes were even a thing 🙄

@Joey Diaz Bruh who's "they" 🤣

Joey Diaz put down the bong and Doritos and quit watching Eddie bravo conspiracies lmfao

Jack Kaminski he’s a Joey Diaz fan, he most likely heard Eddie bravo bring up that conspiracy on his podcast and now he can’t get it out of his head lol

He saw Little Richard in the early ‘60s

@@seamac206 Little Richard was at the top of the charts while Elvis was an unknown truck driver. It is also amazing that the Beatles and specifically Lennon and McCartney were so influenced by him that Paul refused to so much as touch him to shake his hand out of dumbstruck awe and admiration.

@@DrLuke49 Why do you always have to turn Elvis down so you can exalt the so-called "black rock n roll"?

I’m a hip hop fan but conscious hip hop and extreme music 🎶 I always felt the two are similar and there’s parallels to both genres In the attitude is the same anti

@@Alex-ht8hg ...Anti-establishment~ I agree, Bowie was spot on. By saying, "in its white form," he likely knew that original rock & roll stemmed from the blues... Here the comparison was more about the rock that shocked & offended the 50's prim & proper middle/upper class population. (Generally speaking. IDK why it would have to be "white" but helped make his point with the 2nd part of his statement. There were famous exceptions in every music genre.)

_THE_ COOLEST, man, he was never "one of" anything

The timeline went dark after he passed.

@@moragmacgregor6792 idk man. Prince was pretty fucking cool too

really, one of the coolest ever

He’s a solid Aquarius man. we are supreme. Take that.

FUCK yeah!! I noticed that as well!!

*was 🙁😢

@@owenmills3517 His photos Sir. I'm sure you know this.

David Bowie and David Lunch never had a hair battle.

Bowie was good friends with a dude named Major Tom. His mother said that in order to get things done, he’d better not mess with major Tom. Bowie was always a rebel, rebel 😮

Thank you Obama

Mr Obama it must nice being able to leave comments on KZfaq. and not have the constraints of being President. and being able to live a more normal life. it's nice to see your a David Bowie fan too bad he's gone. but he left us a lot of wonderful music. a lot of the classic rock musicians are getting up there. where they are going be leaving us soon a terrible shame. well I'll let you go thanks for your AWESOME service to this Country.

@@harryrenner4016 no problem, Harry Renner. Are you a fan of the meme known as “Pickle Rick”? I find it absolutely hilarious and you should definitely check it out!

@@barackobama129 I was unaware of this meme. I will check it out thank you.

I hate everything about you

He's talking about 90s hip hop and its potential. Not today's garbage.

He's only referencing the good shit! BOWIE knew his Shit!!!

@@jadchahhal1748 No one is making good hip hop anymore? You’re just old, my friend… Listen to Kendrick Lamar and Little Simz

@@jadchahhal1748he was literally inspired by Kendrick Lamar for his last album black star

@@TwiceBorn369 So was I.

What year was this??

Blackstar has a huge drum and bass vibe

@@heathertoribio5824 Also listen to "Earthling (album)"!

Believable. Bowie has said that he would often get inspiration ( ...apart from his gift....) from observing the lives of others as an outsider. ( ".....the music is outside....* ".).

Forgive me if I’m wrong but I think he was literally referencing Kendrick Lamar as the black star, listen to the lyrics of that song. I could be reaching, but I don’t think it’s too far fetched.

@@marcosaguilar8504 oh the title was a reference to his cancer, Blackstar is a term the medical field uses to refer to tumors

​@@bigchief8493yes I believe that so!

You forgot to mention Death Grips.

Bowie would never have considered KL an actual artist... dude's "music" much like most these days is complete garbage

lol what does bowie acknowledging Hispanics in a conversation about creativity in music have to do with being American?

@@TheBrianhj If he had really wanted to be American he'd have gunned everyone in the studio down.

@@SpeccyHorace and what does that have to do with what I said? lol

@@TheBrianhj Well, the bit talking about how if he was American he would've gunned the studio down is a sarcastic dig at some USA Americans who shoot up places and the fact that many of USA Americans are white and racist. The bit where the other guy was praising Bowie, saying that he was "more American than Americans" is referring to the fact that America (USA) is supposed to be the land of the free, land of opportunity, etc. This American ideal sounds altruistic and considerate for all but many people here aren't. The Hispanics are our neighbors yet many of us treat them like trash, and for what? A British guy across the pond considers them honestly and talks about them in a light that isn't negative.

@@NeoGodHand Holy shit apparently no one in the comments can comprehend what I'm asking LOL. I'm asking what any of that has to do with a clip of Bowie talking about hip hop music being creative? Hahaha

Truth!

Felt!

That!

Don’t forget little Richard.

@@georgecarmody8731 another important name I agree!

@Eduardo Cool I've never heard of him but I will listen to a couple of his music

Not forgetting Phil Lynott from Ireland Thin Lizzy

@@SpiralMoss shiii, I wanna go on a Jailbreak

I feel like that was inevitable honestly.

@@jackiethedetestator7342 death grips? 😂

@@drake1896 Not surprising, they're with no doubt the most boundary pushing hip hop group of the 2010s.

Well, he only died a few years ago, so I'm sure he was well aware.

@@withnail-and-i doesn't mean its not funny that Bowie enjoyed them

That’s true, but he was colour blind when it mattered, a genuinely good soul, only saw the content of character, and that’s a good thing.

@@Pulsonar He wasn't colour blind. He was intellectually, emotionally and artistically honest. If he was colour blind he wouldn't have seen the problem.

Soothing and sexy- a true icon !

True

Hip hop has splintered into many forms. Unfortunately the one that is widely known now is dumbed down.

Homie his last album was inspired by death grips and kendrick lamar

Rap has become the new rock & roll. 99% bland, recycled trash. Only a small portion of modern rap is actually good... I have yet to have heard any good & new rap songs, the same for rock songs even.

@@Prodigy4132 *That's completely unfounded. * It was his original style. And it was nothing compared to his golden years.

There is no one "like" Bowie. You'll never get ANY artist that is more genuine and sincere about their craft than Bowie, period, THE END 🔚

I mean you’re not wrong, but as someone who’s seen him live over a dozen times as a teen in the 70s, I can confidently say he was a very underwhelming front man. Best live performance he ever did was probably live at mantra studios in Chicago with Iggy Pop circa 1977 and even then I’d say his vocal delivery was so soft and quiet for some reason. Iggy pop really outshined him. As the years went on the coke really affected his singing abilities. A lot of times even having to drop keys. Love the mans studio work though. That’s what will always outlive him.

@@mickeysteven9465 A very underwhelming front man? That's the first time I have ever heard. Good one

@@ivankaramasov Did you see him live 14 times? (maybe you did). I love his art ,all I’m saying is a lot of his live performances were really lazy.

@@ivankaramasov saw the Beatles live about 6 times and they were a mediocre live act too.

Lol this interview was years after "Can't Touch This" and "Ice Ice Baby" which I'm sure pissed Sir Bowie TF off😂

Go to the classical, opera or avant-garde scenes. They’ll always be interesting.

I think you’re just looking at it at such a surface level, arguably the quality of music and the range of music today is bigger than it ever has been, but what you hear at the store and friends driving by you with there music playing is always gonna be the most vanilla music you’ll here, but I think it’s up to the individual to search deep and pin point the music that’s actually impactful to you

"Genres" are nothing but labels that the industry use for marketing. Therefore they are inherently corrupted by corporate greed. I get what you mean though.

@Mikk Lüftumie 😐 It's only funny with hindsight. Remember, the Beastie Boys were active in both of those scenes. Considering how rap started and _could_ have gone, the current situation is particularly sad. 💸 But hey, I could look at Green Day & No Doubt and laugh just as hard…

There’s isn’t even one new powerful rock band . There was only 2 powerful rock bands to cone out in 2010s . Sad

@@techdeathhippie6319 well with a user name like yours then I will be awaiting the release of the debut album from *TECHDEATH HIPPIE* with much anticipation

Have you washed your hands since? What a great place to meet and get to talk to him. Brilliant!

@@TefiTheWaterGipsy haha. He was so lovely. I told him a very specific story about being a teenager in the early 80s that involved his music and how he had impacted on my life. He was such a gentleman and listened abd let me hold his hands. He told me it had been a pleasure to meet me. I couldn't believe it. I'll never forget it. Iman too, she was super sweet. ❤️❤️❤️

Noice!

It all comes full circle

Which artist is at the top of that mountain o sellout?

Bro nickelback isn't even rap

Every to charting artist is a sellout in some way. If you're looking at the top 40 you're gonna find shitty music, but a lot of good rap music has been made in the underground and experimental rap scene. Albums like The Money Store by Death Grips, Some Rap Songs by Earl Sweatshirt, War In My Pen by MIKE, Veteran by JPEGMAFIA, Little Dominique's Nosebleed by Koreatown Oddity, etc are really quality and not "sellout". Even some popular rappers have released some great work. (Igor by Tyler The Creator, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy by Kanye West, To Pimp A Butterfly by Kendrick Lamar, etc.)

It has been like 30/40 years. To be honest rap was never that creative because most of the music was sampled.

Woke and gross.

@@joshnic6639 Show me on the doll where it hurt you

Yeah and I was floored by what he said about the internet way back then too. He was a true visionary.

@@bobthabuilda1525 I will now be peppering this phrase into my everyday language

Go get vaccinated.Go woke some more.

The whole album "Earthling" is Drum 'n' Bass

@@jidder57 is it! I did not know that! Thank you, I shall check it out.

@@petehobson1054 "I'm Afraid Of Americans" is such a great tune. Really love the fact that Bowie collaborated with Nine Inch Nails

@@jidder57 I just listened to it. Great track both lyrically and musically. Enjoyed the video too. Thanks.

@@petehobson1054 No worries mate, have a good one!

We all know blacks created rap/hip-hop and R&B because thankfully the genres are yet to be fully co-opted by white folk

imma double comment real quick to add that electronic music isn’t purely black in origin, although genres like house music have roots in it. there’s a lot of electronic genres, some black in origin, but it’s not as concrete.

Everything is commodified, sterilised and made safe by the global corporations now.

Almost like a President look on the books. But not any of them this articulate. Edit: maybe the Canadian president do. Guy sounds like he knows what he's doing

just knelt to offer his word on a wing

Nice pun, some didn’t get it 😂😂

Not to be a Queen Bitch, but I have a Sense Of Doubt about these bad puns.

T.N.T!!!!!! Oie oie!!!

You're offended because you refuse to accept the origins of your favourite music? You're pathetic.

@@dcthomas2826 rock and roll originated from black people. Most real rock and roll fans welcome as well as appreciate that fact.

@@tylerscott7075 and dont forget in this case, ACDC are a super bluesy band, which wouldn't be a genre without black people

@@po0p587 Did you not read his comments?

shut up lmao. Bowie made some songs about doing cocaine. there’s good hip hop out there, like every other genre. your problem is with commercial music, not the entire younger generation.

@@loganphelps4916 Bowie’s also shit, stfu

@@Alexander-vm2ox fuck off alexander

“bowie’s also shit” is a sentence that I never wish to hear again

@@Alexander-vm2ox Why are you here then? Hmm?

100%

He was cremated

@@kathypop4 well then he’s rolling around in his ash tray

stop being blind and talking about a subject you seem to know nohing about rap is literally still creative and as good if not better

Tal vez sea algo tarde para responder jaja. El entrevistador mencionó que Bowie dijo en una entrevista previa que él (Bowie) pensaba que mucha de la creatividad dentro de la música en ese momento venía de los artistas rap, y Bowie reiteró que el público blanco se había maximizado creativamente, y que las audiencias negras e hispanas tomaron las riendas de transmitir mensajes sociales en la música.

what?

@@cinematiccreator716 welcome to business

Wasn't he always ahead of his time? I don't disagree with you, but he was ahead of the beat, he knew what was fresh, what came next, he couldn't have done what he did without being ahead of the curve. Totally agree with your comment.