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[aaliyahkassim]

The 70s made Hip Hop of the 90s legendary

[MS-kzov]

The amount of joy I feel when I recognize a sample and call out the record before it drops is INSANE!!!!

[carl]

DJ Premier really is a genius. Most producers just mess with the speed of the record or loop certain parts, but he transforms whatever he samples into a brand new thing.

[krew]

DOOM is so good at producing, he finds the perfect samples for his beats and somehow raps on them. R.I.P. TO THE ILLEST VILLAIN

[chestrockwell]

I used to criticize sampling as ripping off and being unoriginal

But the older I get, the more I see hip hop beats as a code you can crack over time. I’ll hear a 70’s track and recognize 3 parts from 3 different hip hop artists. It’s actually genius piecing a beat together using 3-6 different songs and it not being noticeable right away

[macDaddy]

Its crazy how the songs that get sampled are just the songs their parents listened to when they were children

[nahbro]

Warms my heart to see Nujabes get some love on this, massively underrated artist

[sorinrighi]

93 ‘til infinity is such a crazy flip. Track makes me feel like I’m dreaming every time I hear it.

[bvkxjbn]

I love the influence of jazz, soul and funk had on hip hop and rap

[NathanRiediger]

80s music gets so much credit but the 70s was arguably the most diverse and creative decade of the 20th century.

[_Nvrse.Almighty]

Crazy how DJ's and producers can do this man. Like REALLY. I don't think people really be giving them their credit.

[KTC]

The sample on Nujabes’s “Feather” sample gave me chilllls. His music has saved me on so many of my lowest nights.

[robertthomas]

I don't know how anyone could say that sampling isn't art. I'm sorry but not everyone had parents who could buy them a drum set and a stratocaster. Without money you improvised, and one way to do it was to take your parents old records, put them on two turntables and see what you could mix up. It's absolutely amazing what these 90's DJs were able to do.

[twin]

My GOD! That K-Dot sample!! "Sing About Me, I'm Dying of Thirst"! Everytime I hear that tune, it brings tears to my eyes. Good stuff!

[ChristianHada]

Cant wrap my head around how Primo flips some of these samples. Truly gifted at his craft.

[jonathancineus]

Thank you for that hip hop history lesson, bruh. Matter of fact, that’s music history, period!

[dido]

I've never had a singular video make me want to listen to so many songs at once.

[flowerasteroid]

Gang starrs samples are so awesome. Its always the smallest little moment in a song and they turn it into their entire song. In take two and pass the part in the song they sample for the beat is like 1 second long and never happens at any other point in the song its wild

[hypernel]

The world is yours takes me back when I use to play tony hawk underground

[mallorycainjr.]

Anyone that puts nujabes in their playlist is GOATED ✊🏿