My parents generation didn’t understand that sampling kept music alive; it wasn’t stealing. If it wasn’t for producers like 9th introducing me to these legendary musicians, I’d still be crankin’ that soulja boy.

"Here we go... We're in business now!" - Everyone who has ever found a sample.

I didn’t know Mos Def produced beats 😂

Everyone who samples know that when you put it together and then you ear the drums, it's a magical moment.

Who is still here in 2023🙌

SAMPLE BASED HIP HOP IS HIP HOP

Rapsody was writing before she was asked to. That's that hunger you can't fake

Rapsody is a kid in the video lol. She came a long way. Was just listening to "'Please Don't Cry" 👏👏👍

His beats always sound victorious 🔥

The beat has been out for about two months now, its called Baby Cry on his project Zion go copp it wherever. Thank you to everyone who told me it was out, very nice of you guys!! :)) And to those who are fucking arguing over stupid shit, get over yourselves and just enjoy this FIYAAAAA

I’ll never forget when Scratch magazine interviewed 9th and pressed him a little about his use of Fruity Loops (which then was still considered a novice software) and asked if he was going to upgrade his equipment or purchase new gear since he found success in the music industry…

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For the love of god...that beat at

Love how many people are commenting on

That yell he made at

i love how into it this dude gets. dat passion!

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Every beat maker know the «ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh» moment 🔥🔥🔥 it’s crazy

9th makes it look so easy. Dude is one of the greats.