@tracklib: I’m so into dis 🔎 full vid up on our YouTube now #samplebreakdown

tramp7719 :

so 90's music was the least talented music stars

Enby Post-It Note :

I was 99% sure this was return of the Mack

m. Aurelius :

You all do understand that hip-hop is based on sampling music…..

Kia Wellz :

producers don't get enough credit

Uncle P :

seriously one of the best tracks EVER IMO. The best is SLIPPERY it swings so hard. Fun fact- it's Maurice White of EWF on drums (pigmeat)

kappycone :

Oh, wow. This one shocked me.

Incan :

this are always great

𝓒𝓱𝓻𝓲╝. :

swb🫂 :

cant get enough by J cole pls next

arlenecmorrissey86 :

I always wondered what that faint background talking that appeared throughout the whole song was......

verdandi74 :

PLSSSSS DO WHEN THIS FEELING BY SWV, it samples Midnight at the Oasis by Maria Muldaur

BMCeatsgr8 🌮🍔🥑🥩🍗 :

I would also add where they say oooooo what am I supposed to do was taken from the song Somebody else’s guy by Jocelyn Brown too

Rational❌Danger :

Farrell was in the studio for that one!

Darren :

I need to research how I makes beats it looks so freaking simple

L3B0 :

Jpegmafia???

m0nicon :

um omg? thats insane

✨ Tee ✨ :

Impressive

Shawngreer :

Most of the song is built on original chords, an original baseline, and there is a traditional A and B section. This song was not built on a sample at all.

Shanike T Woodward :

I got it after clean up woman. Yay! I like these. 😅

Metri Magazine :

Idk if proof was needed. Mixing and sampling is from DJs. A key component to hip-hop culture was the DJ (especially in the 80’s). Once that culture rose to a dominant position in black American culture, other genres adapted the aesthetic.

sue.s.idol :

@battyjuice

Krishnithaa2130 :

@Moon 'R

Guto :

🤯🤯🤯❤️❤️❤️

Judeg :

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