This why it took 9 years to find the sample 🤌

[parvdize]

not only they chopped the sample，they also wrote their own melody layer

[michaelfouladi]

It’s probably one of the most iconic samples of the 2010s tbf

[biggray]

It's actually insane that Gud was able to demonstrate such an insane proficiency in production at 17

[lifeofmike]

I still can’t believe how far ahead Yung lean was with his music. It’s almost timeless.

[YDRFilms]

Literally made by some Swedish stoner teenagers in 2013 😂 such a crazy story

[hirenahir]

A beautiful melody song in the praise of lord Vishnu
Bro:- bitches come and gi bro but you know i stay😭

[C_Corpze]

The sample flipping that some artists do is absolutely crazy.
I love how sound can just be sliced, cut, pasted and pitch shifted to already create something that sounds new and unique.

[JiggyQ]

That editing with the samples combining together was cleeaaannnn 🔥🔥

[shree]

Bro took a song composed almost 600 years ago and made a hip hop tune out of it. Kudos

[__Deleted__]

Name of Narayana
And then the lyrics of the song 😭

[ggrriissoomm]

Imagine putting your heart and soul into a beat and somebody comes and raps “bitches come and go” on it 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[KayleeLewis]

IT HIT HARD WHEN THE SAMPLE SLOWED DOWN 🔥🔥🔥

[tokuyou]

im impressed by de de mouse, that was a really fun flip. can't believe it hadnt became a hip hop track until yung lean got to it

[ProcrustesTheClown]

2012-2017 was unbelievable for hiphop. 5 years and the sound was a world apart.

[vanshdeep]

Literally an Indian Sanskrit song
I am amazed ❤❤

[lewisgreenhalgh]

Before he finished the sentence, I saw yung lean and knew, yes, yes it was the most iconic sample of 2013

[stevejonathan_]

That's KANNADA. A language from Karnataka - A southern state of India

[thatguywithoutadoubt]

first i was dumbfounded, now, its so amazing

[klampers]

The first note from the sample is what makes the melody addictive

[angeldelgado]

The original recording is a indian praise song named: Ugabhoga Purandaradasa Bhagya Murti, sung by Baghya Murthy and composed by Purandara Dasa