the song “Doomsday” by MF DOOM sampled THIS?! 🎧😌 #llusionmusic

[cxttoncandy_skies]

Sade's voice is something you can't describe ❤️

[dixiepisie]

THE KING OF UNDERGROUND THE SUPERVILLAIN OF RAP THE LORD OF HEAVEN ITS MF DOOM rest in peace legend

[StreamerClips]

rest in paradise doom fly high brotha 🕊

[toaster-tt]

"But does she have a sexy voice that sounds like jazy Joyce" took to another level

[mosquitoes]

Sade's Voice wasn't sampled.

The calm, soothing instrumental about halfway through the song is what DOOM sampled, and Pebbles the Invisible Girl covered Sade's intro by replacing "feel my heart beat" with "feel you emcee"

Both the drum beat and the record-spinning as a hi-hat were from a different track.

[KarlGooner]

not only is doomsday my favorite MF DOOM song of all time, its my all time favorite song, and DOOM really is just a constant in my life, RIP MF DOOM greatest to ever do it.

[YtwithMarci]

It always be the songs that sampled old songs that slaps

[lindseysloan]

As a kid I named my cat Sade, of course after the beautiful artist.
I still have Sade, Enya and Tina Turner's cassette tapes(someone stole my entire CD collection) from around that time but nothing to listen to them on anymore.

[Fooligan]

Comment section like 1st graders when they see people kiss

[coolestmanman]

That part on Doomsday always gives me chills

[LONGLIVETIKTOKEMPIREEE]

It’s like walking through 1990’s New York

[bonkofdoom]

MF DOOM and Sade album would be awesome

[Jukeboxxxz]

Long live BLACK WE GOT THE WORLD 🌎 ADDICTED!

[snth_]

I've heard 2 different songs from 2 vastly different genres sample this song beautifully

[Nex_kass]

Holy shit rare find for a song absolute banger

[galaxy_yoshi]

Comment section when they see lesbians 😱😱😱😱🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯😬😬😬

[ashaijackson]

it was slightly changed if you listen to both parts

[drodrig]

It was an interpolation, the woman who sang it is still anonymous to my knowledge

[adjrvzrk]

You have to do “way down we go” next please

[SaturnStack]

i had the vinyl record playing at the same time at the "When I would come to you, " part