na my dad gave it to me

yes

idk. i dont think so. i cant find it online

@@supastuff06 I’ve been hunting it, and thanks for the reply man.

@@supastuff06then ill try to find what i can find

There are so many "sample breakdown". Did you watch any of these videos?

@@augustuus there has not been a single video on youtube that has found the sample or made a breakdown of shook ones part 1z

Idk

​​@@supastuff06looked it up and yeah he did on this sick track called Think Good Thoughts

With Drake, Phonte, and Elzhi

it’s been sampled by a load of people. 9th flipped this sample for drake, and had his little brother elzhi on the same track. 9th originally released the beat as a standalone in 2007 tho. It’s also been sampled by M beat, SWV, juvenile, and knucks

Naw it's from supersonoc

if it was i would have probably gone crazy lol, love both maybe you are confused with the opening of We Are In Space by Joe Hawley? That opens with beatboxing although its a standard track from Garageband i believe

@@LiamLimeLarmno I heard a REALLY similar beatbox in an interview

I GOTCHU thamks for requewst

ay myf i got grounded lol

workin on it rn

@@djyapperohl yea ait I ain’t home rn but when I get home from I’ll make that shit fr

@@supastuff06 alright

DOOM started deconstructing his production a bit in that era where he was using straight loops off records without a lot of layers, ala Dilla/Madlib, and he was just fucking around His Special Herbs sometimes just had a loop straight from 70s songs without even a drum track, besides maybe a snare, but it sounded dope and like a hiphop track But yeah Doom has always been lazy and MM Food is Doom when he was peaking career wise after Madvillian so he did what he wanted

@@daniel_dumile I wouldn't say he's always lazy, he knows how to chop drums pretty well and sometimes chop or loop different sections of a longer sample. As much as i hate the longer samples, it's true that most of hiphop is based on such production, so i cant be judgmental.

@@Dr.Forest673 operation doomsday was also very primitive with production. remember, subroc used to produce for doom and when he died doom kinda had to learn from scratch to finish black bastards and do the mf doom thing.

@@supastuff06 Yeah, Operation Doomsday is the example of simple samples, but he definetly improved over the years. And hey, while his solo production may not be so good, and he often depends on collaborations, atleast he's one hella good MC, an absolute beast at rhyming. R.I.P. DOOM

@@Dr.Forest673 fr RIP DOOM