Young Jeezy feat. Kanye West: I Put On | Hypebeast

Hey Jeezy and Kayne you guys rocked that video!!! everytime it come on my sister would BLAST the radio! keep making songs u guyz!!!!

Hey Jeezy and Kayne you guys rocked that video!!! everytime it come on my sister would BLAST the radio! keep making songs u guyz!!!!

Hey Jeezy and Kayne you guys rocked that video!!! everytime it come on my sister would BLAST the radio! keep making songs u guyz!!!!

Well, johan3sixteen, if you were speaking to when you gave the Hip Hop history lesson above when saying that, “Talk boxes have been used for two decades in hip-hop (California Love by Dre & Tupac, for example). Just because T-Pain has overused the effect doesn’t it make it HIS style.” then you have wasted you time. I am very educated in the history of Hip Hop as well as the current state of the game. I am writer for GroudUpHipHop.com, music is what I do. Talk boxes have been years for about 45 years. They have been used by Rock N’ Roll artists, Soul artists, Funk artists and almost every other type of artist you can think of… My comment referring to T-Pain making it “his” style was exactly that. Tupac, Dre, Parliament, etc. have all used the talk and T-Pain is the only one that is 100% synonymous with it. He has without a doubt utilized it better then anyone before him and made more money using it then anyone before him, thus making it “his” style. And, to clear the air, I am not even a fan of his music. I enjoy some of his songs and melodies but I am not a fan.

Well, johan3sixteen, if you were speaking to when you gave the Hip Hop history lesson above when saying that, “Talk boxes have been used for two decades in hip-hop (California Love by Dre & Tupac, for example). Just because T-Pain has overused the effect doesn’t it make it HIS style.” then you have wasted you time. I am very educated in the history of Hip Hop as well as the current state of the game. I am writer for GroudUpHipHop.com, music is what I do. Talk boxes have been years for about 45 years. They have been used by Rock N’ Roll artists, Soul artists, Funk artists and almost every other type of artist you can think of… My comment referring to T-Pain making it “his” style was exactly that. Tupac, Dre, Parliament, etc. have all used the talk and T-Pain is the only one that is 100% synonymous with it. He has without a doubt utilized it better then anyone before him and made more money using it then anyone before him, thus making it “his” style. And, to clear the air, I am not even a fan of his music. I enjoy some of his songs and melodies but I am not a fan.

Well, johan3sixteen, if you were speaking to when you gave the Hip Hop history lesson above when saying that, “Talk boxes have been used for two decades in hip-hop (California Love by Dre & Tupac, for example). Just because T-Pain has overused the effect doesn’t it make it HIS style.” then you have wasted you time. I am very educated in the history of Hip Hop as well as the current state of the game. I am writer for GroudUpHipHop.com, music is what I do. Talk boxes have been years for about 45 years. They have been used by Rock N’ Roll artists, Soul artists, Funk artists and almost every other type of artist you can think of… My comment referring to T-Pain making it “his” style was exactly that. Tupac, Dre, Parliament, etc. have all used the talk and T-Pain is the only one that is 100% synonymous with it. He has without a doubt utilized it better then anyone before him and made more money using it then anyone before him, thus making it “his” style. And, to clear the air, I am not even a fan of his music. I enjoy some of his songs and melodies but I am not a fan.

That video was weak ass Hell!!! They definitely could have did better than that

That video was weak ass Hell!!! They definitely could have did better than that

That video was weak ass Hell!!! They definitely could have did better than that

It was nice of those police officers to let that man watch tv while they arrest him. I’m movin to atlanta!

It was nice of those police officers to let that man watch tv while they arrest him. I’m movin to atlanta!

I cosign with johan3sixteen…..Kanye killed this track, fcuk wat u heard

I cosign with johan3sixteen…..Kanye killed this track, fcuk wat u heard

This is a dope track. I haven’t heard it before now, but will be listening more and more.

Jeezy is amazing. insane

Jeezy is amazing. insane

theres no way im lettin you guys say that KANYE stole that track. whatever.

theres no way im lettin you guys say that KANYE stole that track. whatever.

Talk boxes have been used for two decades in hip-hop (California Love by Dre & Tupac, for example). Just because T-Pain has overused the effect doesn’t it make it HIS style. He’s pigeon holed the sound of his voice so that he can’t put out a record without it. More and more artists are using it as of late because it is selling records, and that’s what counts at the end of the day.

Talk boxes have been used for two decades in hip-hop (California Love by Dre & Tupac, for example). Just because T-Pain has overused the effect doesn’t it make it HIS style. He’s pigeon holed the sound of his voice so that he can’t put out a record without it. More and more artists are using it as of late because it is selling records, and that’s what counts at the end of the day.

^Haha! Word! Richay14, you can tell your only 14… Anyway, Kanye West killed this track. He is always pushin’ the game to new heights. Granted, T-Pain has taken this style and made it his, quote un-quote, but Kanye West delivered. His content was superb, his delivery is un-matched by many and his performance is fitting. I think “Subculture” said it best in the introduction to the video, “The real star here is Kanye’s show stealing emotional auto tune verse that handcuffs the later part of the track.”

^Haha! Word! Richay14, you can tell your only 14… Anyway, Kanye West killed this track. He is always pushin’ the game to new heights. Granted, T-Pain has taken this style and made it his, quote un-quote, but Kanye West delivered. His content was superb, his delivery is un-matched by many and his performance is fitting. I think “Subculture” said it best in the introduction to the video, “The real star here is Kanye’s show stealing emotional auto tune verse that handcuffs the later part of the track.”

woooow. kanye just went down couple steps in my book for trying to be like t-pain (whom i hate with all my heart)

woooow. kanye just went down couple steps in my book for trying to be like t-pain (whom i hate with all my heart)

Dope MV

Dope MV