Lmao he doesn’t like Jay z haha still on that nas jay z shit haha

@hawggernaut

2 жыл бұрын

My jaw hit the floor when he paused and said Nas. 😂😂😂

@Saber0003

2 жыл бұрын

Jay Z is a good producer, but a wack as hell rapper. Dude has a terrible flow.

@yahirmorales7647

2 жыл бұрын

@@Saber0003 damn

@hustler666100

2 жыл бұрын

@@Saber0003 LMFAO clearly not a hip hop fan

@Saber0003

2 жыл бұрын

@@hustler666100 Lmao you dont get to decide that bro. I just have my own opinions. I'm not going to let Jay Z coast off the Nas feud and 99 Problems forever.

Linkin Park & Jay-Z - Points Of Authority/99 Problems/One Step Closer is a next must see. Same concert as this was.

@CrAck-MoNey

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely agree. Thank you

@itsjustinecase

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@motomax_99

2 жыл бұрын

Oh I remember Jay-Z's jaw dropping at Chester's voice in this one. It was amazing 🤣👌

@Mr_Z_89

2 жыл бұрын

This!! Amazing mash up!

@dwaynehusbands6960

2 жыл бұрын

100%!!!!

Jay-Z might not be a favorite as far as music is concerned but when Chester died, Jay ended his shows on his 2017 tour with this song to honor Chester. Respect.

"Collision Course" by Linkin Park & Jay-Z was MTV's 1st lineup for a new series of rap/rock mash-ups. It was also the last - they crushed it SO HARD, no one wanted to follow it up. LP & Jay toured the mega festivals w/it. Did Live Aid 2008. The DVD starts with Mike Shinoda, the multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, rapper, producer, & low key creative genius of LP, sitting behind the boards. He explains the concept to the cameras, then says, "But this isn't gonna be a series, because what they don't know is I've been making mash-ups exactly like this since high school - it's what I did to get into the music biz. And it's the thing I do better than anyone else. No one will be able to follow this." Jay-Z comes in, kinda nonplussed about the whole deal, until Shinoda plays him a few samples, and he hears the singular FORCE OF NATURE that is Chester Bennington's voice - one minute a feral scream of anguish, trauma, pain - the next, soaring with such purity and beauty it takes the breath away from 50K+ people all at once. Rest easy - we miss you, Chester. And we're still making you proud, dude.

@louise5651

2 жыл бұрын

^ truth right here ^

@AJZulu

2 жыл бұрын

Bro. Don't make me cry man....

@scottishemmaa2457

2 жыл бұрын

Couldn’t agree more - the documentary is a must see for anyone who missed it! Chester’s personality is just so adorable - and seeing Mike really nervous before Jay turns up is really funny!!!

@indigorune

2 жыл бұрын

I remember playing the CD alllll the time when I was in 8th grade. LP, in general, was basically my anthem in 7th-8th grade. lol

@jayceellis1011

2 жыл бұрын

@@indigorune Feeling terribly old right now. I had this on repeat my last year of law school, lolol

"I'm not really a fan of Jay-Z, I don't know if you guys can tell?" No, Sir, it wasn't obvious at all haha.

Both "Encore" and "Numb" were hit singles in their own right. The remix/combination of the two at the time was shocking because they were so different and it was even more shocking how well they worked together. This was one of the foundations for Linkin Park to become insanely popular and well known to the point where it's strange for anyone under the age of 35 to not know them.

Almost everything from Linkin Park rocks. My favorite is 'Given up'. Chester shows his talent in that one. R.I.P. Chester.

@Just_A_Tim

2 жыл бұрын

That scream was fucking amazing.

Definitely recommend checking out Linkin Park's discography. Their late lead singer Chester Bennington was a legend. Super awe-inspiring vocalist. RIP Chester we miss you. It's almost been 5 years since he left this world.

@CubeGodd

2 жыл бұрын

Still feels like yesterday. RIP to a legend.

@heresheis2063

2 жыл бұрын

I've been reflecting on it for several months now. His birthday is coming up. I think I'm gonna listen to all LP songs ever recorded before and on the day of as my tribute to Chester.

If I remember correctly this was a pop up concert that MTV put together. They did a bunch of mashups of LP and Jay Z songs. They released an EP of it called Collision Course. It’s definitely better if you’ve heard each artists song independently before you hear the mashup.

@miketaylor5762

2 жыл бұрын

There was an EP and a full length released. Oddly the full length is now the harder to find version

If you hear their 99 problems collab, Mike Shinoda is rapping so good, like he and JayZ were on stage for years. It's amazing.

I have to agree with other commenters: this one was fine, but 99 Problems/Points of Authority is the real gem off the collaboration.

I could feel the goosebumps all the way up my arms and and the tightness in my chest. Losing Chester was for me probably the most jarring loss of a musical icon to date. People talk about when Lennon was killed with deep reverence. That was before my time, but I imagine they felt the same way I did when I heard that Chester has passed.

1) I think listening to both original songs first helps to appreciate the mashup album more 2) I think the other live performance they do is better, Chester really lets it rip in that one 3) The album version of all these mashups are fantastic and the short album is definitely worth the listen. Great reaction as always!

Linkin Park was the biggest band of my high school-college life (or at the absolute worst top-3), you absolute should deep dive into their catalog.

There is soooooo much from linken park that you need to do....In the end, Bleed it out, new divide, are some of my favorites also some of the chris Cornell concerts that they did. RIP to chester and Chris who both committed suicide. A tragic loss for all of us

Watching you grooving to this is so relatable. RIP Chester 💔

I’ve never felt more complete then when the Numb/Encore dropped, absolute 🔥🔥🔥

Encore was one of Jay-Z's biggest hits. Numb was one of LP's biggest hits both songs mashed up into one.

Jay-Z played this song on a tour right after Chester unfortunately took his own life, it was so very special and you could tell it was a deep moment for him.

The making of documentary gave me a massive appreciation for what Jay Z is capable of and confirmed what I knew about Linkin Park and Mike Shinoda specifically... genius level

@TabethaAurochs

2 жыл бұрын

💯 I remember going into it thinking Mike Shinoda's a talented guy. Jay-Z walks in thinking the same thing. Then Shinoda blows your - and more importantly, Jay-Z's - mind with his next level creative genius and ability to do/play everything like it's no big deal. He's this low key, sweet, grounded dude with zero ego. Like if you didn't watch the beginning of the DVD, you'd probably never know the extent to which Shinoda is responsible for the success of this project or LP, and the man could not care less as long as everyone's having a good time. All this absolutely inspired Jay-Z's genuinely inspired performance - you watch him settle into the intimate energy of a club that might be smaller than any venue he's performed in for a decade, if at all - Oh AND he records his verses in one take (WHAT!!!) TL, DR: Same here, my dude!

@paulshaw9953

2 жыл бұрын

@@TabethaAurochs I've been fortunate enough to meet Mike, well, all of Linkin Park actually and he is exactly the guy you described too, such a talent

Chester was an amazing talent.

This whole show was fire. This was when MTV actually had some good content.

@JonCole

2 жыл бұрын

yeah this was peak MTV era for me, came here to say this

The whole collab album " Collison Course " is AMAZING !! Also AMAZING Live !!

This concert was an amazing show!!

Points of Authority / 99 Problems / One Step Closer is another mash up and probably the best on the EP

Absolutely loved this collaboration, had it as my ringtone for about a decade. Collision Course was an amazing album.

This bring back so much memories ! RIP Chester 😢

Someone said do fort minor. I second listening to fort minor, if you haven't already. Spray Paint and Ink Pens is a heck of a song. After linkin park split Mike shinoda formed Fort Minor. Also look at Mikes solo work on the album Post Traumatic, its about dealing with Chesters suicide.

@sawyer2532

2 жыл бұрын

They didn't split. Fort minor is just a side project. Linkin Park has done fort minor songs live before too.

Linkin Park kept me alive after I got out of the Army.... They're MY music.

The album this is on was the very first file I ever torrented way back junior year of high school (2004-2005ish). Still love it

Crawling - Linkin Park - One More Light Live is a must see in my opinion. Always give me goosebumps.

I lost my mind to this shit back in the day...and still do. Thank you patreon suggestions.

Damn I miss linkin park

Rest In Peace Chester. No one can replace you or even come close. 😇

R.I.P. Chester Bennington

LP has such good music.

I've always liked their colab/mashup. It was a dope project.

Genius collaboration

This was an amazing concert i suggest you watch every song from there at one point. the Jay-z Linkin Park MASHUP dvd was EPIC

it was a super collaborative. Big pop hit at the time and pushed like crazy on radio. You hit the nail on the head.

This entire mash up album is awesome!

"Umm.. Nas 🤷.. Have you heard Ether?" 😂 😂 😂 That was AWESOME 😂

I haven’t even watched the video yet because- I WAS GONNA SUGGEST THIS ONE AND HE DID IT, THANK YOU WHOEVER SENT THIS ONE IN. I SPECIFICALLY WANT TO WATCH THIS SPECIFIC TYPE OF CONTENT, now back to the video.

Oh good, you did a reaction to this!! I think I commented about it on one of the other LP songs. Its from the mash up album they did with Jay Z.

Points of authority/ 99 problems/ one step closer from this gig is a banger!

Now that you’ve heard this one, you gotta hear Dirt off your Shoulders/Lying from You

So Jay-Z and Linkin Park did an entire collaboration EP together called Collision Course, and this was one of the tracks on it. It’s one of only three EPs to be number one on Billboard- along with Jar of Flies by Alice In Chains and My Dear Melancholy by The Weeknd.

Man the early 2000s were a time for music discovery and in particular my sense of musical path, Gorillaz Dog Dayz album, LP's phenomenal Hybrid Theory (which really spoke to me more so now than ever), but to have it be boosted by Jay-Z with Encore was just mindfuckery to my youthful ears. RHCP, Foo Fighters, Evanescence. Avril Lavigne, pre Payphone (everything from Adam during to after just felt too standardized) Maroon5, U2 ('It's not a hill its a mountain' is probably their last good song, haven't heard much from dear old Bono since), of course Chris Cornell's many hats, Arctic Monkeys, Stereophonics, Razorlight, The Hooziers, and the usual suspects like Queen, AC/DC Pink Floyd and so on... Even Nickleback (I unironically like them and most of their stuff). but those bands have laid a foundation of music that's sprawled and connected me to different genres and peoples from Jazz, to Blues to Latin(a), to international with German metal and rock, to Japanese everything, back to my Scottish history with my Irish Cousins in folk strings and lines. Music is a weapon that binds us to each other and to history. It is my religion as I pick up my guitar to strum along with these vids.

The entire Collision Course project is one of the greatest things in music history

in many cases you gotta hear the album version this was a mashup song the original version of numb is so powerful

This whole album is mashups and it's great

Dirt off your shoulder/ Lying from you next!! absolute banger

What I love the fact about this concert is you can see Jay go from yeah ok I like these kids to I absolutely love Chester as my brother!

Saw them do it Live at Live 8, one of the highlights of the day and they both killed it

Rest In Peace my guy … I wish I could’ve had the honor of going to one of your concerts

Ah the memories!!!

Love this song :) such a great combination :) RiP Chester :( 💔😭😭😭😭😭

on the video that gets played on the tv for music channels bits of the recording and them hanging out is thrown in

LP is/was one of the best live performers.

Another GREAT mash up between LP and a rapper is LP with Busta Rhymes. I think it's called "We Made It" or "Finally Made It". Pretty solid song.

The whole album is amazing

i spat my beer out and died laughing when he first paused and said nas loool

Jigga what/faint is my personal favorite from this album

More Linkin Park and/or Jay Z and Linkin Park!

I respect how his taste in music is so broad

This concert was just the fans from their fan clubs. Half the audience was Jay-Z fans (200 fans) and the other half was Linkin Park fans (200 fans). The fans had no idea that the other artist would be there. The Jay Z fans took cues from Linkin Park fans on how to react to Linkin Park songs and the Linkin Park fans did the same as well. This was a "small" concert for both artists and they liked it because they could interact with the fans more than a normal concert that has about 30,000 fans at it. The biggest concert Linkin Park did was I think 150,000 but not sure.

i was a DJ for quite a few years, from holland to south africa...i was a 80's boy and grew up with public enemy and NWA....now in my 50's there's only one rap song which still brings tears to my eyes....because it hits home... Numb... how fitting

Crawling, In The End, From The Inside

This colab is much more impressive if you are familiar with both the original songs. Just how fluid they mix together is *chef's kiss*

Best collaboration was at live 8. It was amazing

I didn’t even know jay-z had a song called encore until maybe 6 years after this song came out. I thought this was an original with the numb beat.

Jay Z - Linkin Park : Lying from you/dirt off your shoulder is the best.

Fun fact, Linkin park sent out an email to thw people in their fan club saying they were working on a new project, asking who was some of their fans favorite artists. Anyone who said Jay-Z were invited to the show this video was from. Super awesome.

Legend … wait for it … DARY!!

Whole album is fire

This is good stuff MrLboyd!! I'd suggest doing all 6-8 songs from this set. The one with Big Pimpin' is my favorite!

Just watch the whole concert its only about an hr. The rapper from linkin park mixed all these songs and its amazing. U can buy the dvd cheap. R.I.P. chester

Best collab ever imo,hope to hear one better coz that would be fire :)

Linkin Park & Jay-Z - dirt off your shoulder/lying for you

Saw then live together omg INSANE

to everyone that enjoys this song. Linkin Park made a 6 track album with Jay-Z. Or was it an 8 track?

Amazing!

Linkin Park is amazing and this whole pop concert was pretty awesome.

Love this entire album. You should listen to it.

Watch the chester screaming video, dude had impeccable lung control ans is probably the best rock screamer of all time.

Fire bro🔥🔥💯

The 99 Problems mix is a must see as well.

Jay z was a ghost writer too. He wrote Still Dre which is an all time classic

This whole album is amazing, there is no wrong video to watch next.

I remember buying the album Collision Course. At the time Jay-Z and Linkin Park were some of the biggest names in their respective genres.

Linkin Park/Jay Z best mash up in history.

Best "mashup" album!

True old head 😅 "sir, have you heard ether?"

RIP Chester!

I loved all those time you shouted out Nas

i don't get why people always request the live version. I mean I get its impressive, but anything mixed always sounds better than raw vocals.

Please go down the linkin park rabbit hole! Crawling, numb, one step closer, paper cut, giving up, points of authority and many others

I feel like you’re sleeping on Jay. Is Nas better, maybe, but debatable, and Jay can WRITE. One of the best lyricists of all time as well as one of the best most clear and audible live rappers of all time.

@TheBassmint

2 жыл бұрын

I feel like more of what he's referring to, especially by mentioning Nas/Ether after Jay's line about who's fresher, is how Jay's style changed in the early part of his career. Before Reasonable Doubt came out in '95, the singles Jay was featured on were of the speedy, double time verses. That was definitely a part of what Rap was like at the time, but Nas played a big part in flipping that on it's head with Illmatic in April '94. Half-time, laid-back flow. Part of it more than likely was beat selection as well, but if you listen to that Big Daddy Kane tune Show & Prove (which came out later in '94) you can hear Jay's flow starting to switch up a little bit. It was a little more laid back with some double time mixed in from time to time. By the time Reasonable Doubt came out you could hear the Nas influence in the flow. If people wanted to get deeper about flows and influence they could obviously bring up Eric B & Rakim, LL Cool J, KRS-One, Jungle Brothers and how they did things in the late 80's to early 90's. You are right though, it is debatable and they have been connected through that debate most of their careers. Jay is an incredible writer, as is Nas. I have no horse in the race either way, I just like Hip-Hop. Then again, I could be completely wrong in my interpretation. Ha. Have a glorious day sir.

Chester is the only singer that actually sounds like the album

Numb from LP. Must do