Man, I thought you wrote «My Way» and got so hype for a Frank Sinatra crossover I went to look it up immediately, not getting why I couldn't find any «My Way»s by Lil Uzi Vert, lol.
No Love almost being as old as What is Love when it sampled it is INSANE. Recovery is my most nostalgiac album in general, so this is a huge mind blower for me right now 😭
4 Da Gang by 42 Dugg and Roddy Ricch is an underrated one for me. Samples No One Like You by Scorpions (one of my favorite rock songs) and the bounce the track has is awesome, and Roddy and Dugg killed it
I was praying, PRAYING that 'No Love' would get a mention in this video, and my prayers were answered. Because that IS one of the best sample flips of all time in my eyes.
Fentanyl Tester is barely even nostalgia bait, the sample is used in such a different way than the original and it’s not using Milkshake to be recognizable
that’s why i would say it very loosely fits the definition, it’s mostly included just because i wanna talk about how wild and entertaining it is though
@@CDTVProductions that’s fair, I love talking about that album. All bangers with great production and great chemistry. I see why you included it though
What you said about juice is so true bc since he passed his label have mostly been releasing similar sounding songs but he has way more typical rap songs in the vault
That’s the problem with Grade Juice has a lot of amazing hype songs that should drop but Grade A seems to want Juice to be known as a artist who makes sad songs
Stronger was done so many times about 100 mixes, including the drum programming which he brought in Timbaland to help, and Mike Dean with his magic of synths and his mixing touches. Ye with his production with the DP sample is amazin’
Idk if it counts, but I think Gangsta's Paradise needs to be mentioned here. It samples the instrumental and chorus of Stevie Wonder's Pastime Paradise and in my opinion, does it as good, if not better than the Stevie Wonder song.
@rudywilliams6538 I honestly have a hard time choosing the better song, but I feel like Gangsta's Paradise built upon the already amazing Pastime Paradise and turned it into one of the greatest rap songs ever made.
@@williamorchard5358 I think pastime paradise is better lyrically and the vocals and overall arrangement are better in my opinion. obviously people are allowed to prefer whichever tho
There's a song by Talib Kweli that samples The Beatles' song, "Eleanor Rigby" and it goes really hard tho despite sounding a little outdated; Its name is simply "Lonely People" and if you make more of these videos, you should check it out
A song that I enjoy that does a good nostalgia bait imo is Ghostface Killah's song Holla. It clearly borrows the instrumental and chorus from The Delfonics - La-La Means I Love You but Ghost still makes it feel unique to him. I like the verses in between especially the energy of last lines on the 2nd verse. Also I feel like if Coi Lerays sample flip of The Message was gon be mentioned then so should've Ice Cube's and Diddy & Mase's flips too (like in passing, not specifically having their own entries) because those 2 songs were successful too. But I understand why you focused on Coi's
Also fyi my bad if I sound like a bitter old head, that isn't what my comment intends or comes from. Just that I feel like those 2 songs should've had an honorary mention
This might be a hot take, but a great Nostalgia Bait song you forgot is Play Hard by David Guetta, Ne-Yo, and Akon. Unlike a lot of other tracks from David Guetta, Play Hard does a great job reworking its sample of Alice Deejay's Better Off Alone into a new and unique melody that gives the song its own flavor, and Akon and Ne-Yo do a great job complimenting the sample with their unique charisma.
absolutely love that track, but i talked about it in my Best Hit Rap Songs of 2022 video and my Hardest Beat Switches vid from a couple months ago, so i thought it’d be repetitive on my part to include it again 🙏🏻 fantastic song though
I still can't get over the fact we just listened to Mm food yesterday. Now this video showing great uses of nostalgia bait samples makes this a good day for me
Yo can we take a moment to shout out the transition from Girls Just want to have fun into Pink Friday Girls. Had to run that back when i first heard it. That was clean bro!
I think an obvious one is surround sound and ms fat booty for the Aretha Franklin sample. Whe Ms fat booty came out it was a classic and surround sound was a homage to Ms fat booty
W fentanyl tester pick, also as far as suggestions if you want an even better example of a Michael Jackson one you should check out Forever 21 by RXK Nephew
Take Control by DMX has to make the list. So does Slow Jamz by Kanye West. They’re both great songs that use iconic early 80’s R&B tracks and turn those samples into their own classics. Edit: You also can’t forget Whole Lotta Choppas by SadaBaby, Alright by Kent Jones, and Wockesha by Moneybagg, samples Foolish by Ashanti. Excellent “sample bait” songs
I remember Ice Cube sampling one old song and made it his own which would be the original "Check yo self" track, i loved it ever since, felt more gangsta and serious than the remix
I think since KREAM from Iggy was on the worst list, Pound Cake/Paris Morton Music 2 from Drake and Jay-Z should be on the best list. They also sampled C.R.E.A.M. but actually were able to do somethig with it and make a unique and meaningful song
is ice ice baby technically a nostalgia bait song? i figured that under pressure, one of the most iconic collabs in history, being used in a rap song would consider it
