i think it might be arca behind the sampling

feliciasteaparty it’s not that easy. he is the best sampler because of how he incorporates by every genre, yet it still sounds like Kanye

Spazus “he is the best sampler”. Bitch please. Someone’s never heard of Madlib...

@@andyc6542 top 2

Andy C Madlib is not that good of a sampler he just picks the best samples to loop

lewis it’s fucking amazing

I’ve been listening t it over and over, especially after the mid90s trailer

Yeah we hungarians have a lot of underrated and/or unknown amazing artists! Listen to Cserháti Zsuzsa, u won’t be able to tell she was white. ;)

@@hokkym.6348 bro u got to give us all the gems

Lewis Man when that part always comes in with frank crooning takes me to another dimensions man.

I think it really is exactly what people thought of from this album at first. Like people needed an another Kanye album after the "masterpiece" that was MBDTF, but a lot of people didn't want Kanye to do what he did on Yeezus and I definetly think Kanye was aware of that. It was on the first song of the album too so to me it just makes me feel like he was straight up telling everybody that it may not what they would want

it's also his best album opener of all time. Yeezus is the complete opposite of MBDTF which is his most maximalistic work. The first second of On Sight removes any previous expectations regarding the album with abrasive synthesizers that leaves the listener dumbfounded. Imo the way the sample was used was genius to me. Kanye is doing less to achieve more in this album which is the reason why some of the samples aren't tweaked as much as MBDTF.

@@future3438 And Daft Punk produced the intro to on sight!

He knew what he was doing

He never used the sample actually, the original lyrics are different so he got a choir to remake it, he changed the lyrics to “it may not be what we want” cuz he knew it would get hate at first and people would like it after

or theyre too hard to find

@@sarojrawat7899 no it does not

it does, it samples Posthuman by Marilyn Manson

sounds like he sampled the breakdown at 2:15 in Personal Jesus or at least interpolated it

The drums sample Marilyn Manson's Beautiful People

people will understand how great the album is in a few years every ye album was ahead of it’s time besides pablo imo

Not underrated just overhated

Took me years how good it was, since I hated it when it came out. Definitely ahead of its time

Def my fav Kanye album. Only album of his that I actually really loved. Not bc it was "ahead if it's time" or "experimental", I didn't think it was any of those things (okay, for a hip hop album from a mainstream artist, yeah it was experimental, but not really forward thinking or experimental to anyone who listens to "underground/indie" hip hop). I did love that he was taking less commercial, more experimental sounds, and thrusting them into the mainstream, however. That he was able to take a lot of atonal and abrasive instrumentation and sampling, and make a hit record, really pleased me. That said, I've always wondered where it would be if not a Kanye album. Would it have gotten a lot more love from some factions if not Kanye? I think, yes. Would it have been hated by the mainstream, never gone anywhere, been merely an indie/underground hip hop classic, or possibly even just gone nowhere, if not a Kanye album? Well, I really think all of those things are possible, though I'd like to think the later of those wouldn't be the case (could have been, though). Yeezus was a Kanye record, though, so all that speculation is irrelevant, if not interesting. Nobody should be surprised, given it's brave-for-mainstream sound, that it had so many haters, but in my irrelevant opinion, it was his greatest, even edging out his other brilliant (brace-for-mainstream) record, MBDTF. Anyway, thanks for the vid, as always dude. I love getting these OG tracks. Great music!

Kaizer-Man Pretty much yeah. I really enjoy it honestly. Not his best, but enjoyable.

@dArri darrr yeah i have been permanently traumatized

dArri darrr omg Yk how fast a swiped off that video once I heard the laugh and it’s midnight rn 😭😭

I can’t sleep now

Arca and Jesse Kanda

Seriously like I think I got triggered for life

real shit

Probably cuz he mostly lets the sample play out by itself

@@alphalax7747 yea but with the addition of his and franks vocals is just beautiful

the hungarian effect

fact

This

@DJ Killer Keemstar how so ?

@DJ Killer Keemstar garbage take

most underrated track ever

Gotta be the most overrated Kanye song I’ve heard

Steasy1337 worst song on the album Imo

damn near makes me cry every time i hear it

YESSSSS

hes Yeezus

It was actually a demo that he asked for, before Yeezus. The creator of the song thought it would be going toward Cruel Winter, hence the name of the song, but Kanye just used the opening few seconds.

Didn't Yeesus have like 20 different producers? That's lot of people looking for cool samples.

teamdren07 yeah he brought like 13 people to find samples and mix it together

That’s why he’s the 🐐

Hmm, maybe they want good experimental albums like Deltron 3030 or Paul's Boutique. Fuck Fantano,btw.

Those are both amazing seminal albums but as experimental as they are they still very much have a boombap feel, I'm talking more so along the lines of Experimental elitists who say YEEZUS is not REEL experimental Hip Hop yet jack off to Run the jewels and Clpping and claim your out of the loop for thinking differently.

Dude, Deltron 3030 has opera sound, what is more experimental than that? Yeezus is experimental but not a good one,Deltron is classic.

LOL U clearly didnt read my comment properly I was talking about the Type of people who spew elitist views regarding YEEZUS never usually bring up experimental albums with boombap influences from the 80s and 90s like Delton, Pauls boutique or even company flow (All experimental classics not denying that) its usually Fantano heads that say shit like "clpping and Run the jewels is how U make Reel Induswuol Hip Hap not like YEEZUS" . Thats what I was alluding to. P.S Completely unrelated but IMO Run The Jewels is overrated beyond words I mean Killer Mike and El P are bonafied Legends individually but as a collective not so much.

I repeat; Deltron 3030 has opera sound more than boom-bap and Yeezus is experimental album but Yeezus is not a good experimental album.At least for me. I disagree "RTJ is overrated" opinion tho.

i really like the last part but most of the song is just incoherent rambling. I actually quite like the video it's iconic af

Personally, I can't stand the "huh huh honey". It's such a weird sample.

Eh, even before I saw the music video I thought that track was kind of whack, especially the lyrics

There’s a lot better songs on Yeezus with better production, On Sight, Guilt Trip, New Slaves, etc

I feel very mixed about the song and I don’t hate it because of the music video I don’t even hate the song AnD I oNlY wAtCh ThE vIdEo BeCaUsE oF tHe MuSiC YeP I sWeAr

Daft Punk in a nutshell.

Imo yeezus and tlop are like brothers just that yeezus is minimalist and dat tlop is maximalist both being great ass albums tho

@@butterface2005 idk tlop uses minimalism too for a lot of it, I'd still say 808s is his most minimalist album overall though

Makes sense since ye reached out to rick rubin to complete the album

@@butterface2005 Tlop's not maximalist though, a lot of the songs sound deliberately unfinished or spacy. Plus it's kinda like Tyler the Creator's CMIYGL where it's an album that sounds like a mixtape because of how varied the songs are. MBDTF is maximalist and you could probably call albums like Late Registration and Graduation maximalist as well. Also, just to be clear I think TLOP is awesome, like a 9-9.5

*Co-produced. West and others still played a big part in those songs

travis scott actually helped kanye with some beats

@@mu7mmad037 i heard he helped with guilt trip

and ARCA, she produced 4 songs..

And Jack Donoghue from Salem

Facts. No artist alive today would be brave enough to release a album this fearless and different

@@_d.v.j.l_2624 Industrial hip hop was already popular before he released Yeezus and it isn’t that experimental compared to most industrial hip hop.

@@Shoegaze- shut up ur poor

@@_d.v.j.l_2624 Travis did but mf made mix of Yeezus, Donda and TLOP with his UTOPIA

Agreed. I love that album so much.

Big ass facts

Hilarious

Top 3

@@sasquatch884 yes top 3, but not number 1

DeeJayCee I fucking hate Yeezus, that shit was hard to listen to. Too much autotune, obnoxious beats, and horrible Lyrics

Yeah I love it. What's your least favorite song on it though? Mine would be Bound 2

DeeJayCee you must be special

Your Grandson I honestly thought people would be used to Kanye West using autotune. I think he uses it fairly well in this album. Not as well as in songs like "Lost in the World" or anything off of 808s and Heartbreak.

Its an amazing album but it was too soon to release it

producer list is extensive. I wouldn’t assume kanye found & blended everything. Collaborative effort

Its called cratedigging

It’s called being open to different types of music

Like someone said it's cratedigging. There are people who just buy and listen to a bunch of albums and have cool samples or give vinyls to other producers to find samples themselves. Also Kanye usually works with a lot of producers so they most likely already have a collection of cool samples that they have

Anthony Valadez Ever heard of Death Grips

Klasse death grips doesn’t have psychedelic guitar build ups, introspection, and melodic breakdowns. The only similarity is the punk influences and distortion which they didn’t invent. And I’m sorry but yeezus is way better produced than anything death grips has made

@@neighbor472 death grips has produced godly things

neighb0r this definitely ain’t it chief

@@neighbor472 Beware by DG has those build ups

I shall be your first comment.

do you know where they got the videos from?? it creeps me tf out

@@supercooki1429 No idea

@@supercooki1429 KZfaq

+omega

Nah definitely Omega on New Slaves and the On Sight sample are a bit better imo

Wsp lebeautiful

Just like how wlr is gonna be

Hi!!!

@@tylercarlson1035 you right on that one.

Yeezus is basically Kanye West version of bittsm by Travis Scott

Ano Ba EXACTLY bro finally someone that understand this whole DG, yeezus thing. if anything kanye took dg and gave the sounds a flow, deathgrips is all over the place

Diego Silva tbh i still think the money store is a better album but yeezus is top tier for me

@@MrSoccerplayer55 totally, like not even sonically comparable

I love yeezus but it can’t touch YOTS imo

clown emoji

and on new slaves

And ARCA (Blood on the leaves)

@@LeprosySnail on new slaves and blood on the leaves its actually from "grimes- venus fly"

@@tanveerchima5574 1:21 is from Bjork - Mouth Mantra

3 years late but same

@@Maryyyyy252 3 years late but same

4 years late but same

Same this was ahead of its time

You don’t know music, srry to break it to you

I understand but still disagree.

Pepe The Frog Explain ?

ok if its top 3 its 3rd not higher

Couldn't say it better myself👌

all Kanye's albums bow to Late Registration

Emilio Agree

you should read some lyrics on it

Gareth 101 fuck lyrics it’s all about the mood a songs sets, the feels.

Lyrics set the mood of the song too, it's a part of the pie.

not actually,but the Yeezus tour is the best thing ever!

Industrial hip hop was already popular before he released Yeezus

@@Shoegaze- no one’s saying industrial hip hop didn’t exist before yeezus

How is it even comparable to 808s? I love them equally for different reasons

Producers*

:D

Arca is an amazing producer. She's the reason I actually listened to Yeezus, and i'm glad I did.

he didn't clear half the shit he used and didn't credit. trent reznor can sue the fuck outta kanye if we wanted to

Got Kicks He should do it then

Got Kicks STFU!!!

@@gotkicks8315 You know, most respectable artists don't care if you used their music to make something new and unique. West completed Stronger entirely before informing Daft Punk of the usage of their music, and they took it well because they know it's not plaigarism if you make it yours.

Trauma, by ARCA.

Ye what's up wit the bloody dancing babies

yes

Cruel Summer+Coldest Winter (from 808nHB)

He’s not the only producer. I would argue a lot of these samples didn’t come from Kanye

Basically, Kanye thinks that he’s a god, hence why he keeps giving commands. And the reason he screams at the end is because he’s panicking about his godly appearance getting destroyed

Don’t be just enjoy them

Word to both of y'all

@you

kanye's best album no doubt

Jonah hill knew it from new slaves and put it in mid90s