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Legit, whatching this reaction as well as your reactions to other stuff had me emotional. Whatching you get emotional over songs like ladders and jet fuel made me almost cry, and i cant even say i can relate, which i think is the cause of my emotion, because it made me realize how lucky ive been, now to be fair im also a high schooler rn and my life basically hasnt started yet, but nonetheless, so far ive been just coasting, and i think this music and other stuff is what im gonna need for the future, anyways, imma stick around, congrats on 200k when you inevitably get there
@@pathreacts nah man the amount of haters on this album is crazy, It's easily top 3 cole, not everything has to be a club banger. lyrics are subjective and this is one of the most emotionally intense album I've heard. btw do you plan on doing more cole reactions? I love your vids and j cole is one of my 🐐
Two years later, and probably four or five listens since, and im still learning things from this video. I always thought the beat tag at the beginning of Sistanem WAS J Cole. But you were right, they were different. You accidentally just sent me down a Hollywood Cole rabbithole. Thank you!
you understood this album in the way the story it's told while also enjoying the songs at the same time. in YAH, it's speculated that kendrick refers to Yahweh, hebrew for God. DAMN is a religious album focused on a cursed man.
6:14 - another Easter Egg on the song or the beat rather, Madlib also made another version of it for the producer/rapper duo Jaylib called "No Games", the other rapper was J Dilla. The album was called Champion Sound, it came out in 2003 before Madvillainy. The album's concept was the artists trading beats and lyrics over each other songs but didn't go back and forth as rappers. They unfortunately only collaborated as a rap duo one time and it was on J Dilla's posthumous album The Shining
Whoa🤯 I thought it was just me!!! You nailed how I feel about this song. I feel left out. Lol I mean I get it & can comprehend what it did but I'm just not connecting like I usually do. I think it's bcuz he purposely dumped it down & used Drakes formula against him... And I really DO NOT like Aubrey😂
