Let's take a minute to realize that it was probably Mike Shinoda who was playing the Piano, his parents paid for Concert level pianist lessons from when he was 3 years old and he only moved on to Guitar and Rap when he was a teenager as a natural progression...🤷♂️
@@neelanshukumar4308 i'm sorry bro but look at history its facts that most of the amazing talents died really young sadly , people like Bennington , Winehouse, Shakur, but their impact when they were here is undeniable ; they truly live on through their music
How does nobody see the logic in this? It's the geniuses of their respective genres and their generations of music. It all comes together to make a perfect sound. It's brilliant!
Paul seems like he doesn't know what to do with his hands. He is so used to play an instrument while he sings that we can see that in that very moment he seemed uncomfortable like he was thinking "someone bring me a bloody guitar" oh! my poor baby. I love ye 😂😍
This is probably the best collaboration in the whole music history. But thats just me, a hardcore Linkin Park fan and a person, who respects and is familiar with music from the 20 century. :)
are you insane, Linkin Park one of the most popular bands of all time, Jay-Z a pioneer in the hip-hop industry who both sound amazing. Awesome collaberation and Paul makes it that much better.
The overall idea of the mash-up was popularized with the Grey Album, where Danger Mouse mashed up Beatles and Jay-Z. That eventually led to people mashing up LP/Jay-Z, which inspired LP to do official mash-ups with Jay-Z, which led to this performance. So it's sort of a closing the circle / nod to where mash-ups started, bringing in a Beatle.
@@RadicalSharkRS People burnt Beatles albums around 1965 or 1966 because John Lennon said in an interview that people loved the Beatles more than Jesus which was true at the time but religious freaks took it personally and burnt Beatles copies because he apparently disrespected God
@@immortalxd6190 Pretty sure he was referring to the fact that the dude was pretty badly off key for a lot of the song. I think you're the Bieber fanboys if you can't hear it. Plus he honestly just has/had a very weak pop-singer voice.
i had no clue that this collaboration existed. i swear when sir Paul mccartney came on stage i was shook, i was awstruck. this was no cap one of the most amazing thing i saw this year.
The comments are disappointing. The coming together of three different genres and legends in their own right and all you guys do is being one of those legends down? Hot damn.
The best band in the world! Legendary singer from a legendary band! The best rapper in the world! Three insanely good songs! How could this not be good?
I'm a Jay fan, but also a music fan. And his "uh" and "what". When McCartney performed didn''t fit in. It was a bit annoying tbh. Ohhhhh shit i forgot this is youtube and you questioned my opinion so i must end this with an insult, *insert instulting word*
Chester’s probably rolled over in his grave from your comment. If you bought the Collision Course CD, it has a DVD that show how psyched they were to work with Jay-Z on the CD.
This performance just shows how much of a masterpiece JayZ and LP created was. It wasn't just about creating musical masterpieces, it was about bringing completely different sides of the musical industry together and creating something new, innovative and amazing. Exactly what they did with this performance.
