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@lpxl

Жыл бұрын

two pimp a butterfly when

@jo_nm9484

Жыл бұрын

We the best music

@maestro1298

Жыл бұрын

can you recommend funk albums?

Great album you can tell this Kendrick Lamar kid was heavily influenced by Tom McDonald, He got a bright future ahead

@littled5986

Жыл бұрын

He’s got potential

@SomeKanyeFan

Жыл бұрын

You hear so many “The Brave” references in this album it’s crazy

@SoDap7

Жыл бұрын

Tom should make a collab album with Kendrick since they sound so similar

@xp8969

Жыл бұрын

/s

@rzgtribe1884

Жыл бұрын

nah, Demondice is better

I really didn't expect seeing Brad crying to 'The Blacker The Berry' because of how much he related to the lyrics, damn I didn't know his struggles as a black man.

@_sproopi_751

Ай бұрын

Bro is blacker than Drake!

@pavelbreza9190

Ай бұрын

he cryed for his grand grand grand unkle

Can't wait for Kendrick to release Two Pimp a Butterfly.

@shrimpscampin

Жыл бұрын

2 Pimp 2 Butterfly

@earls4452

Жыл бұрын

to piiimp a buttertri

@foreskinthief9206

Жыл бұрын

@@earls4452 you should be in jail for that pun

@traplover6357

Жыл бұрын

What's funny is the original title was "2 Pimp A Caterpillar" or 2PAC.

@jeremyusreevu237

Жыл бұрын

To Pimp A Butterfly 2: The Electric Boogaloo that went on a Quest for Peace, but then found The Legend Of Curly's Gold, resulting in it going on a Search for more money.

Brad giving this a 0/10 was a great shock to us all, but he explained it so thoroughly and succinctly that everyone understands why he feels this way and everyone seemed to respect his unpopular opinion. THEN, he started praising AJR, and a lot of people in chat started doxxing him. Truly says a lot about society.

@dwellerintheden7973

Жыл бұрын

3 likes… yup *lights cigar* this one’s doing numbers *puffs cigar*

@jeremyusreevu237

Жыл бұрын

Both TPAB and AJR are amazing.

@drewdrinks3930

Жыл бұрын

@@jeremyusreevu237 this comment is insane, never change jeremy

@dwellerintheden7973

Жыл бұрын

@@drewdrinks3930 insanely based that is. I agree, Jeremy brings reason and discourse to the brad taste comment section. He is the one true messiah. Praise Jeremy!

@Cadesworth

Жыл бұрын

Hearing Kendrick Lamar being compared to AJR is like hearing someone compare the godfather to the minions movie

You can really hear Macklemore's influence on Kendrick Lamar's work. Kendrick himself called his material "the world's second best Macklemore tribute act"

@fourstarshit

Жыл бұрын

whats the first?

@binglebop5877

Жыл бұрын

​@@fourstarshit Tom mcdonald

@JustaNotherguy-pd7pw

3 ай бұрын

@@binglebop5877 Tom Macdonaldmore

@StudioScarecrow

2 ай бұрын

Just to think, he could have left the fair with his dignity intact…

The DJ KHALED during the 2nd half of U was the most hilarious and disrespectful thing I've ever seen 💀💀💀💀💀💀 P.S. you were right about the VIP pass

@gogetathegreatestfusion801

11 ай бұрын

The throat goat out in the wild. I just listened to "TPAB but it's just my voice" last night all the way through. Amazing job, brother.

@cupboards8341

2 ай бұрын

@@gogetathegreatestfusion801 throat goat is crazyyy

@bryson0206

2 ай бұрын

​@@cupboards8341like is he dissing him or complimenting mf's conflicted 💀

@_sproopi_751

Ай бұрын

@@bryson0206”i remember u was conflicted “ yeah brother really was 😭😭

it was truly a brad taste moment when the stream got struck down for copyright and nobody knew if it was a joke or not

@sousleciel2416

Жыл бұрын

OH I WISH I WAS THERE!!!!!!!!! 🤣

The chat quoting every bit of lyric on this album was beautiful. U in particular with everyone going "AAAAAAAAAAH" was wonderful to be apart of. Also greatest comedic timing in a brad video WE DA BEST MUSIC

@-Scrapper-

Жыл бұрын

apart of

@AyWhoIsJoshy

Жыл бұрын

glad to have been part of it

@ghost.8836

Жыл бұрын

Even Layne Staley joined in!

For a while, I never got why so many people considered Kendrick a legendary rapper. Don't get me wrong, I didn't hate him or anything, I certainly thought he was talented, I just didn't get why he was considered a GOAT. Then I heard To Pimp A Butterfly, and it all clicked. I may not always agree with Fantano, but he was right on the money when he gave TPAB a 10. Every inch of it is laced with beautiful production, skillful rapping, and amazing lyrics. Genuinely one of the best albums of the 2010s, and an absolute vibe in every single conceivable way. 10/10. Pure musical beauty.

@dwellerintheden7973

Жыл бұрын

Another huge W for Jeremy. Jeremy can’t stop racking up these W’s.

@mocapcow2933

Жыл бұрын

@@dwellerintheden7973 you haven’t heard his NF opinions.

@dwellerintheden7973

Жыл бұрын

@@mocapcow2933 whatever they are they must be based, everything Jeremy touches becomes based, midas touch

@mocapcow2933

Жыл бұрын

@@dwellerintheden7973 isn’t Midas touch a curse!?!! 🤯

@WiloPolis03

Жыл бұрын

I really gotta listen to this album, I'm constantly seeing it cited as one of the best albums ever made

26:41 made the song even better

@littyagain9402

Жыл бұрын

actually insane 😭

@Nikjay916

Жыл бұрын

I only watched the stream for like 20 mins when it was live but I saw that live and couldn’t stop laughing

@baronvonbeandip

Жыл бұрын

Bro, it's soooo good

@aurallyaddison

Жыл бұрын

i didn’t hear the timing properly when i was watching its so much funnier than i remember oh my god

@whore42069

Жыл бұрын

That had no right being as fucking hilarious as it was lol

Imagine getting paid 700$ to listen the best album of all time. Man I wish

When he called "The Blacker The Berry" too aggressive, that truly made me feel emotions.

@joaoassumpcao3347

Жыл бұрын

He used that word again

I liked when brad said “I’m a genius, i could’ve made Too pimp a butterfly by kendrick lamar in 2015”

26:40 is easily a top 10 brad soundboard moment of all time

btw i swear, 26:44 got me laughing like a horse yesterday 💀💀💀

26:41 is an all time great Brad moment

When people say this album doesn’t have replay value I am absolutely perplexed.

@bajablink

10 ай бұрын

you should ask them if theyre listening awoooooOOOoooaaahhhhhhh

@filipmarinkovic6281

5 ай бұрын

I don't think many say that

@OswaldStretchdisaz

3 ай бұрын

WHOS SAYING THAT I WANT NAMES 🥊🥊

@pavelbreza9190

Ай бұрын

@@OswaldStretchdisaz Taylor Swift fans

@OswaldStretchdisaz

Ай бұрын

@@pavelbreza9190 oh hell no I'm not going against a kajillion cis white teen girls

For Sale? saved my life. All the instrumental, the vocals, the melodies... fucking beautiful

I remember you was conflicted Misusing your influence Sometimes I did the same Abusing my power, full of resentment Resentment that turned into a deep depression Found myself screaming in the hotel room I didn't wanna self destruct The evils of Lucy was all around me So I went running for answers Until I came home But that didn't stop survivor's guilt Going back and forth trying to convince myself the stripes I earned Or maybe how A-1 my foundation was But while my loved ones was fighting the Continuous war back in the city, I was entering a new one

@typicalorangedude7551

Жыл бұрын

A war based on apartheid and descrimination

@jacel987

9 ай бұрын

A war that was based on apartheid, and discrimination

@IliketheBears

5 ай бұрын

WE THE BEST MUSIC

My favorite line in TPAB is when he said “maybe the real butterfly is the friends we made along the way”.

@AugAug989

7 ай бұрын

Maybe the real butterfly were the pimps we made along the way*

You can tell how this album inspired Flyysoulja to write "Head"

So glad that you gave Baby Keem's cousin a chance. Truly an underground rapper with a bright future.

i love brad's chat and his comedy, it's actually so enjoyable and i feel the music with everyone... it's great!

one of my favorite hip-hop albums of all time, listening to this ascended me

God this album never gets old. Even the interludes are masterpieces.

definitely see the mori calliope influences

@timothytosser288

27 күн бұрын

Real

THAT MAN GAVE US NO MORE HALF MEASURES YOU SAY HE SOLD THAT CRACK?!?!

@aa-rav

3 ай бұрын

BANGER

This is one of the albums I can accredit to enriching my overall love for music in general. Never had I listened to an album that made me experience a rollercoaster of emotions while also making me think critically of the subject matter that's being conveyed prior to this album. Can't wait to see this underground artist hit the mainstream, I believe he'll take the world by storm!

Best album of the last 10 years. But still didn't win AOTY at the grammy's, i digress...

What I love about "For Free" is that he's rapping as if he's auctioning off his dick 😂 Brilliant!

@joeyrufo

Жыл бұрын

His voice in that song reminds me of James Baldwin

All jokes aside, the amount of effort Brad puts into editing his videos into entertaining videos whilst still including the best moments is amazing, even with all the copyright stuff.

it feels good to be the only Brad Taste fan allowed to sing along to this album

EVERY PATRICK IS A STAAAAAAAAAAAAR

These Walls has a gorgeous chord progression. That in itself is emotional.

That “DJ KHALED” right before the drop on u was everything 😭🙏🏼 26:45

I didn't realize how much I had in common with Brad on this album in the fact that it really didn't click with me at all at first, I hated it but for some reason I decided to put it on a thrid time (hated the first 2, didnt even get past the first 5 tracks), and Wesley's Theory clicked with me so hard its like a whole new world of music opened up to my eyes, I liked the whole album and it got me into hip hop and rap music as a whole, which then lead to me listening to even more genres and now exploring many albums for any music, and what kind of music I listen to not really being an answerable question (I ussualy just give my all time favorite albums). Another thing is having your favorite album be the #1 (or in this case now #2 album) of all time and insanely critically acclaimed, even though I loved it before I knew about any of this. Ok Computer (and Kid A, which I think is 100% just as good and they're tied for my favorite album of all time) made me love music so much, and over time I only loved them more and more. I first heard them when I was 12 (just because I had liked Karma Police), and Radiohead as a whole changed my life. Before that my favorite band was Imagine Dragons. Now a few years later being into the music critic type of thing (like being an aoty user and all that), it's just kinda wierd that my favorite album ever is also considered the #1 of all time before tpab was. But it's also 100% deserved Just making this comment to note this observations I made myself

Fun fact, one of the tracks on this album is co-written by Sufjan Stevens of all people

@maybemagpie

Жыл бұрын

kendrick sampled one of sufjan's songs, if i remember correctly it was Futile Devices

@WiloPolis03

Жыл бұрын

@@maybemagpie That's Kendrick showing solidarity with the queer community ✊

6:00 is why I love brad

What I love about These Walls is it one of the most accessible songs on the album, but still retains the beautiful production and layered story telling that the rest of the album has. Truly a perfect song imo.

damn this kendrick lamar guy is pretty good hope he gets big someday

Love this album! Kendrick Lamar is the GOAT at pimping butterflies, I couldn't even believe he made them at first!

when Kendrick said "It's To Pimp a Butterfly time" and the beat dropped made the whole album ❤ second best artist ever but to be fair its hard to beat ajr

Can't wait to binge this. Listened to the album recently and loved it

The beat switch on institutionalized gives me goosebumps so hard

i’m not saying tax evasion is good, but hypothetically how would they catch all of us if nobody paid

im so happy this vid is out

Honestly glad this video came out, i never really give popular stuff a chance, im just put off ofit ig. Saw this, and went "oh, yeah this seems cool ill check it out" and Im glad i did, very good album i definitely get the hype now, definitely opened my mind up to other music with this. One of the first albums ive been able to listen to and like, immerse myself

To Pimp a Bradderfly

momma is such a good song and it feels warm

omg! i've been revisting this album again lately and now i get to listen to it with my other parasocial music bro? wooooooo

The poem arrangement and album outro song automatically makes it a 10/10

I love you bradley

This makes me want to see other creators react to their favorite albums live because how emotional brad was makes me want to see how people react to the best thing they've heard, in their opinion. I can say that when i listen to process, malibu or the island boys album, tears form. Want to see others do this

this really is the second best ronnie radke album

great album, one of the few albums I cried too

I love the amazing call reference when talking about u

i had the same experience when momma started playing right after for sale… it was something that i can even explain properly

brad and kendrick rapping together in alright actually went so hard im ngl

Finally my dreams come true a video of Brads beautiful angelic singing covering TPAB because copyright.

love you and this album. too bad after all this time, it's still missing the crucial tom macdonald feature

Glad we have the choice for our all time fav album

The amount of times I've listened to the few quips off TPAB as memes before I listened to the album. The screaming from the intro to u, without context of the album I thought was funny, and the time I actually listened to TPAB, hearing that intro, I almost laughed. Looking at it now feels disrespectful but at the same time, brad did put WE DA BEST MUSIC in the beat switch, so I'm not alone in memeing around with it, but also appreciating and loving this song/this album as a whole

Tom McDonald influence is impeccable

26:44 - Truly a breathtaking moment

I want you to sing along to every album now!

bro your singing voice is so beautiful you should start a music career or something

Brad Lamar has a great voice

Institutionalized is easily a 10/10. One of my favorite beats in a long time 💯

Lucy is meant to be the devil. The contract is signing a deal with devil

Yo something tells me this album will get popular. I wonder what that fantano guy will think of it if he sees it

Brad, we know you just wanted to upload this to show off your incredible singing skills

Ending of "For Sale" fucking scares me, i dont know anything about the album without reading comments and videos disecting the album, songs, and lyrics but the ending bruh Song felt like paradise and/or garden or eden and it smoothly transitions to despair and darkness with the dings reminding me of police sirens like i just killed a body and im around the woods at night running away from the police or something And realizing lucy was lucifer the whole time (ik its obvious, i told you i was a dumbass) so it was a "paradise" in disguise added the extra eerie feeling to the ending

ARE YOU THE REASON WHY MOMMA AND THE M LEA V IN G

So sad I missed the stream for this and then couldn't watch it unlisted before it got removed. It isn't the same with the cuts. But great video!

This is no joke, actually so good

GRACIAS!!!

33:48 i completely agree with this, i found this song just to be the chorus and nothing else, until you start paying attention to the synths and overall the instrumental, you can feel that overwhelming, like feeling out of your mind or something like that, like that temptation just sucking you, its an amazing track just because of that (personal top 3 for me tbh)

u is so good bruh

I immediately started listening to this album at work a third of the way through the video, hadn't listened to it in years and I forgot how incredible it was. Side note, I got the edited CD at Wal-Mart the week the album was released, "For Free?" is pretty funny censored but nowhere near as memetic as "We Cry Together". I was also shocked at how many words they missed off the bat on "Wesley's Theory"

Thanks for including me on the thumbnail

I love the writing in this album. I think it’s some of the best ever, but as music and as an album it didn’t emotionally hit me like some other albums have and I genuinely feel like I’m missing out

@BOGOworms4sale

8 ай бұрын

I’ve been kind of obsessed with this album and coming back to this review which I haven’t watched yet, I feel like I get it a bit more now

26:44 "DJ KHALED" was perfect PERFECT TIMING.

I finally hear it now with Institutionalized, was not my favorite track but it clicked today

26:41 This is going in the Twitch Hall of Fame.

Everybody’s talking about the DJ Khaled soundbite on u but “WE DEPRESSED MUSIC” was even better

brad done created the super bowl lyrics

the DJ KHALED at 26:44 was legendary

When he said “my tony head” it really got me 🤶🏽

16:30 this transition was hard asf

U prod. DJ Khaled gotta be the funniest thing i’ve ever seen

I wanted to do a side by side for this video with the original, I was gonna first listen to the song then watch react to it and go back and forth like that but instead I just ended up listening to the whole album and I agree it was fucking incredible

i fucking love this album

The Logic influence is CRAZZYYY!!!

Thanks for giving these humble indie rappers some exposures

if this was chocolate starfish and the hotdog flavored water brad would have gived it a 3/10

so happy to appear in this amazing moment 26:41

I think I had a similar experience of listening to this album as yours. But for me I didn't grow up listening to albums all the way through because I only ever heard the radio and hits from artists. After I heard HUMBLE I decided I'll try to listen to this Kendrick guy more and started with TPAB and I also didn't like it, but after listing to more Kendrick songs and immersing myself more into music in general by listening to more albums in full I reheard it and is literally my top 3 albums of all time, with Kendrick being one of my favourite artist of all time as well.

who up pimpin they butterfly

25:22 pleasee someone tell me what the name of the Young Lambo song is lol