Mad props to the interviewer for bringing all of this out of dilla. Seems like a cool dude.

Ive always hated the fact he doesnt have a lot of interviews because i feel like we can learn so much, but at the same time I feel like it forces you to listen even closer to his music and let it speak to you. RIP

@jasonsaliou7138

8 жыл бұрын

+Young Genesis Beats so true, feel the same way, it demands focus

@trentyates418

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, let the Music speak for itself, and Dilla did that perfectly. RIP Jay Dee!

@larrycurrycarpediem

Жыл бұрын

​@@trentyates418: Indeed

i wish dilla had more interviews.

@Topsey2000

5 жыл бұрын

Maybe you've heard this I don't know but it came out a few years ago. www.nts.live/shows/ross-allen/episodes/ross-allen-j-dilla-9th-february-2017

This whole interview was so beautiful!!

@MattCupan

5 жыл бұрын

brings a tear to your eye, goosebumps, and teaches you mad business music.

@ricardomayorga9352

3 жыл бұрын

The interviewer was not thst great though.

@YoungDirtyMexicanOfficially

3 жыл бұрын

@@ricardomayorga9352 YEAH HE WAS... he knew his shit... history wise👍🏽... production wise some what.

@ricardomayorga9352

3 жыл бұрын

@@YoungDirtyMexicanOfficially maybe it's the way it was edited....he seemed a bit off on his questioning. Either way it's one of my favorite interviews with Dilla. His passion was transparent here and I love that

2:10 Do for love by tupac…. I’ve been telling people that that was Jay Dillon‘s beat for years and nobody believed me. I’m so glad I got to hear him say it himself in this interview.

This is one of the dopest interviews of all time. Dilla couldn't be fucked with on production or on the mic. Till this day his production is still timeless and fresh.

Dilla: "...all I can do is work the MPC". (What an humble master)

both his passion and his enthusiasm for his work were inspiring.

Seeing him laughing, it's so good man. RIP Dawg.

@iTzUNwritten I agree. Dilla inspired me to start making beats, but trust me.......he can't be emulated. Finding your own sound is key, and actually honours Dilla's memory more than people just biting his style. Dilla was more important to music than many people will ever know. A true originator. RIP brother.

This guy just radiates good vibes, the kind that brings nostalgic feeling of chilling with your hommies as kids.

around his birthday it struck me that he was Aquarius explains a whole lot we are all chill laid back soulful people. even if you're not really into music we just all have that chill vibe cant really explain it.

I always thought the do for love track sounded like a dilla beat lol

I’m Aquarius too Dilla 💕✨ thank youuu ♒️

Did he just say "all I know how to do is work the MPC, maybe I brought something different to the table." Yes!!!! You literally walked in Electric Lady Studios and gave them careers

just learning about J. Dilla.. awesome spirit

DAMN! Bedankt, Y'skid voor dit meesterlijke interview!

A man with a skill set as such....Shouldn't have to say a lot....His work speaks volume as is RIP JDilla @_o

amazing interview ..... some reason i never seen this .... awesome

really love this interview, just seeing his opinions on shit at this time is sick. the man was a legend and is the single biggest musical inspiration for me, respect to his life and legacy.

He did his thing with the production.

J Dilla Settin It Off, Brraaaa !

não entendo quase nada do que ele fala, mas é demais ver o jeito dele e as expressões. Jay Dee pra sempre

Any chance we can see the full interview? I have heard the audio version but the tape version is shorter? & thank you so much for these uploads. Also any way to make all for videos into one? Instead of four parts? & thank you again this is such a treasure interview

"All I know how to do is work the MPC." Wow.

bandaids from bangin out them beats.. thats crazy

no, he's talking about the remix he did for "Y": "Y (it gotta be like that)."

He was talking about biting, there's a difference between sampling a piece of music and making something new - sort of your own take on it, and just hearing something somebody did and copying it

i feel honored to have the same zodiac sign as the king dilla

The age of aquarius! Dilla = Love

4:14 humility , kind of funny tho. Like hearing Einstein say "All I know how to do is work with math"

"it was my fucking beat!" lol i laughed. RIP Dilla

Ik exactly what he was talking about with the y? And the do for love song sounding a like

He sampled "Its a man's world" by James Brown.

2:02 jdilla on producer sample he’s beat on 2pac do for love

i think dillas impression of questlove is spot on 3:28

@Dan Otero , just search "J Dilla Mans World" on KZread, Peace

Guilty Simpson - Mans World (Dilla Beat)

would of been crazy if flylo met dilla and made somethin together.

ah i see now lol peace peace thanks

does anyone know the song dilla sampled with james brown its a mans world?

What Toni braxton joint???

Damn, I curse of being Italian, he speaks so fast and I missed most of the speech ...

no why did it end....

i mean what the dilla song is called

you can be

@PeanutButterWolf123 y-phardcyde do for love-2pac

was he refering to pharrel or hi-tek at the begining?? lol

@jungle-wav1322

5 жыл бұрын

rufflee. Tek haha

do for love shit thats sad man

@norcal96 Me the same. Peace homie.

Some people in the common section just don’t get it. Of course J Dilla samples but he’s mad at those who literally copy and paste his shit and claim it as their own. That’s not what a real producer does.

whats on his fingers

I sampled funky drummer and chopped it up. Obey the AltarNative - New York minute. It's on KZread.

plasters.. for scratching i think

Working on an EP titled Sweet Tooth: Thank You J Dilla. Below is the intro track. Feedback appreciated! H.E.R. (The Renaissance) (Produced by Point 5 aka Navigate) soundcloud.com/kleynkutt/01-her-the-renaissance-produced-by-point-5-aka-navigate

Dilla can't be mad about his shit being sampled in "Do For Love" because he did the same exact thing to other artists when he sampled.

@Woter_X

2 жыл бұрын

Na bro. There’s a difference

@goobert2469

Жыл бұрын

@@Woter_X deez comments are a decade old, I think they know theres a difference now

check this bruh, HIP HOP will be better because of commercial RAP. no matter who is the best RAPPER the best LYRICIST will always outshine unless you talk a NAS or SCARFACE. To say hip hop is dead, cmon now, we influenced the world. GHETTO kids and GHETTO families influence the world as it is socially///stop bitchin and contribute

I'm confused about why he's angry about being sampled, when all he does is sample.

@rebadfaye5007

6 жыл бұрын

mr matic he doesn't simply sample, he utilizes bits and parts of a song like individual instruments and makes something really new with them. Sometimes it's unrecognizable but still beautiful. They just straight up chopped up his creation and passed it on like it was their beat. They vibed with his creation but did not reinvent it in an unique way. If you couldn't recognize that, it's okay, I think it's just a matter of seeing what was product of jay dees vision in a song (in terms of finding the baseline, snares, low beats etc) that he listens to, and how people who sampled him used that vision but did not make anything new out of it in particular.

@rebadfaye5007

6 жыл бұрын

I would also say compare the songs that he samples to the original, to the jay dee songs that people sample, to the jay dee version. 8/10, nothing new. Just cherry picking and then putting it into a loop. I don't think he was angry about being sampled but the fact that they cherry picked a part of his vision, barely made anything new from it, and then built some type a success out of it

@omegawolf9537

6 жыл бұрын

Doesn't make any sense. That's what hip hop has always been. Chopping samples and rearranging them is a fairly new phenomenon. And he's looped samples and added drums himself without doing anything else. One of my favorite beats from him is "Wordplay" off of ATCQ's album Beats, Rhymes, Life and its nothing but a loop.

@rebadfaye5007

6 жыл бұрын

mr matic yes. The point is that they sampled him. They didn't sample the original song like jay did, and made the simplest loop out of it, then played it off as their creation (which it is to some extent. But where's his credit?)

@viktorvondoom9119

6 жыл бұрын

Dilla did the exact same thing to others. He was a great producer, but he did use straight samples sometimes. He can't get mad on them for sampling his song. It's not even a straight sample loop. Its chopped up and all.