Kanye West X Ty Dolla Sign - Burn (REACTION!)

Summary

このビデオでは、RyanとGeorgeがカニエ・ウェストの新アルバムについて話し合っています。彼らは、アルバムのリリースが遅れたことや、プロモーションが少なかったことに驚きを示しています。特に「Burn」feat. Ty Dolla $ignの曲に焦点を当て、そのビート、歌詞、そしてカニエのメッセージを分析しています。彼らは、この曲がカニエの個人的な試練や試練を反映していると感じ、プロダクションとTy Dolla $ignの貢献を高く評価しています。全体として、彼らはこの曲を好評価し、最近のカニエの音楽の中で際立っていると述べています。

Takeaways

• 😀 インフルエンサーのRyanとGeorgeが、彼らのYouTubeチャンネルで音楽レビューを行っています。
• 🎵 Kanye Westのアルバムとその配信問題について話し合っており、特に「Burn」feat. Ty Dolla $ignに焦点を当てています。
• 📢 ファンからのリクエストに基づいて音楽をレビューしており、そのプロセスがコミュニティとのエンゲージメントを高める方法として強調されています。
• 🤔 Kanye Westのアルバムが予想外にリクエストされなかったことに驚いており、配信プラットフォーム上でのプロモーションの不足を指摘しています。
• 🎧 「Burn」のビートとTy Dolla $ignのボーカルを高く評価していますが、Kanye Westの楽曲が時に予測不可能であることも認めています。
• 💬 曲の歌詞分析では、Kanye Westの個人的な試練と公のイメージの両方を掘り下げ、その複雑さと彼の音楽への影響を探求しています。
• 🔍 Kanye Westの過去の行動や公の発言に対する社会的反応について議論し、それが彼のキャリアと個人生活にどのように影響しているかを分析しています。
• ✨ 曲のプロダクションとサンプリングについても触れ、高い評価をしています。
• 📣 Kanye Westの音楽と彼の公のイメージに対する彼らの個人的な見解を共有し、その複雑さと魅力を認めています。
• 👥 チャンネルへのフォロー、サブスクリプション、通知の設定を視聴者に促しており、コミュニティの一員として参加することの重要性を強調しています。

Q & A

「De the radio」とは何ですか？

「De the radio」は、RyanとGeorgeが運営するプラットフォームであり、Instagramとde radio.comのウェブサイトを通じてフォロワーと交流しています。

「De deaf number2 radio.com」とは何ですか？

「De deaf number2 radio.com」は、RyanとGeorgeが提供するウェブサイトであり、チャンネルのサポート方法やリクエストの送り方などが記載されています。

なぜKanyeのアルバムについてのリクエストが少なかったのですか？

RyanとGeorgeはKanyeのアルバムがリリースされた時にそれに気づかず、ファンからのリクエストも多くなかったため、アルバムのレビューが遅れました。

アルバムの配信に関してどのような問題があったのですか？

KanyeのアルバムはAppleの配信に問題があるようで、RyanとGeorgeは自分たちが使っているストリーミングプラットフォームでアルバムがプロモートされていないことに気づきました。

Kanye Westのアルバムについての一般的な意見はどうでしたか？

一部の人々はアルバムを好評価しており、時間が経つにつれてそれに慣れてきたと言いますが、他の人々はアルバムを酷評し、ひどいと評価しています。

「Burn」の曲についてRyanとGeorgeはどう思いましたか？

RyanとGeorgeは、「Burn」のビートとTy Dolla Signのボーカルを気に入り、曲の全体的な雰囲気とメッセージに肯定的な評価をしました。

Kanye Westの「Burn」の歌詞にはどのようなテーマがありますか？

「Burn」の歌詞では、Kanye Westの個人的な苦悩、自己表現の自由、および彼のキャリアにおける挑戦に直面する姿勢がテーマとして採り上げられています。

「Burn」の中でKanye Westが述べた「I burned 8 billion to take off my chains」というフレーズの意味は何ですか？

このフレーズは、Kanyeが自分の創造性や表現の自由を守るために、財産や名声を犠牲にすることをいとわない姿勢を表しています。

「Burn」のプロダクションチームには誰が含まれていますか？

「Burn」のプロダクションには、Kanye West、Ayo Morton、Rizzy Chan、Legendary Traxster、そしてLeon Thomasが関与しています。

RyanとGeorgeはKanye Westの最近の音楽についてどのように感じていますか？

RyanとGeorgeは、最近のKanye Westの音楽に対して一般的に批判的でしたが、「Burn」については高く評価しており、この曲が提供する新鮮な視点と感情表現を称賛しています。

Outlines

00:00

👍 Introducing video and requesting likes, subscriptions

The hosts Ryan and George introduce themselves and the video. They request viewers to like, subscribe and turn on notifications. They also promote their website and talk about requests for reactions.

05:02

🤔 Apologizing for delayed reaction and speculating on issues

Ryan apologizes that they are late reacting to Kanye's album. He seems puzzled by lack of requests and trouble finding it on streaming. He has heard mixed reviews but expects a polarizing project.

10:02

▶️ Playing song 'Burn' and initial positive reactions

They play the song 'Burn' featuring Ty Dolla $ign. Both hosts really like the beat and Ty's vocals. Ryan wants to restart to properly take it in and give it more credit.

15:03

💭 Analyzing lyrics and Kanye's mindset

The hosts analyze specific lyrics that seem to reflect on Kanye's scandals, controversies and struggles. They interpret lyrics about burning money and chains as freeing himself. Overall the song seems therapeutic and introspective.

Keywords

💡Kanye West

Kanye West is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, record producer, entrepreneur and fashion designer. He is the main focus of this video review of his recent album. Examples from the transcript highlight his mental health issues, controversial behavior, and reflections on past mistakes in the song lyrics.

💡new album

Kanye West recently released a new album titled "vulture." The hosts apologize for being late in reviewing it, citing confusion around its release. Lyrics on the song "Burn" seem to reference Kanye burning down his career and starting fresh.

💡meltdown

The hosts reference Kanye having public meltdowns and manic episodes. This reflects his history of erratic behavior tied to mental health issues of bipolar disorder. His extreme reactions are explored in the song lyrics.

💡lyrics

The hosts analyze the lyrics of Kanye's song "Burn" in depth. They highlight confessional themes of past mistakes, rebelliousness, and dealing with consequences - tying them to recent events in Kanye's turbulent personal life.

💡fallout

"Fallout" refers to the ongoing consequences and controversy Kanye faces after his string of outrageous statements and behavior. His lyrics touch on the idea he permanently damaged his career and relationships.

💡burn

The song is titled "Burn" and uses imagery of fire and burning as a metaphor for Kanye destroying parts of his career and public reputation, while trying to start fresh creatively. He discusses burning money and chains - creative shackles.

💡Adidas partnership

Kanye alludes to burning his deal with Adidas in lyrics about burning money and chains. He had a lucrative business relationship with Adidas around his fashion brand, which collapsed recently.

💡criticism

The hosts note many critics have "trashed" Kanye's album as horrible. But they find merit in the lyrical themes and production in the song "Burn," seeing it as therapeutic and a glimpse into Kanye's mindset.

💡mental health

Kanye's history of bipolar disorder and unmanaged mental illness infiltrates the discussion around his music and controversies. His extremes in behavior coincide with manic episodes tied to his condition.

💡creative freedom

The theme of sacrificing business success for creative freedom and independence comes across in the song lyrics and hosts' analysis. Kanye values his right to create without constraints.

Highlights

Kanye references burning down his empire and starting fresh after controversies

Song has a therapeutic, introspective feel as Kanye looks inward

Discussion of Kanye being entertainment from his controversies and pain

Transcripts

what's up guys your boys are back I'm

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y living out there man shout out to the

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will be below guys honestly I forgot to

even we forgot to even do this album

like we haven't gotten many requests for

it I looked on title I couldn't find it

when it when it said it when I guess it

was supposed to drop and then it just

completely fell off our radar and we

have just been busy life and all that

gets in the way and I just forgot about

the album I I'm surprised that you guys

haven't been flooding us with requests

we got more requests for um school boy Q

school boy Q Choice which we're gonna

try to get to um then Kanye and I'm like

why is nobody requesting Kanye then I'm

seeing the Apple distribution issue I'm

not even seeing it being promoted on the

streaming platform that I use like I had

to when you type in I have to type in

Kanye's name go to his his profile on

his account to find the vulture album

you would think with an artist of his

magnitude that it would just be on the

front page so I'm especially hip hop

genre especially when you CP on hip-hop

you know what I'm saying so I don't know

what's going on with this album it seems

like it's had some weird um hiccups in

the uh the roll out of the album so to

be completely transparent though man I

mean I I've gotten a a kind of an idea

of what uh people have been saying about

this album I've heard some people say

it's good I've heard some people at this

point cuz we're late saying that it's

grown on them I've heard people

completely trash the album as well

saying it's horrible and this and that

so I don't know what to expect out of

this Kanye is a very polarizing artist

we're g to do burn out of the few

requests that we did receive for this

this seemed to be the one that you guys

wanted us to do so let's check it out

sorry I know we're late it is what it is

but better late than never Kanye West

burn featuring uh tight dollar

sign what if you done down

yeah riding in the big God

bless

[Music]

she it's a hell of a

time like a c light your love is

dangerous your love is I love

[Music]

I stop it let me stop it let me stop it

real quick because uh I don't know if

y'all just got the right song to us or

what but to me based off of the beat the

beat sounds good so I want I want to

point that out because you know Kanye he

can get a little he can get a little

extra he can do some extra wild City

might throw a [ __ ] siren in this song

or something like that to completely

throw us off right now though I like Ty

doas signs vocals on this and I like the

way the beat sounds the beat got a it's

it's the whatever sample they use and

all that is cool I like it I like the

soft drums on this and normally I'm a

hard drum guy but I like the soft the

soft drums on this so I think it sounds

good thus far and this is what my

brother Ryan here says or at least on

the Rock and metal side just in case

some [ __ ] gets crazy just in case Kanye

WS out on us let's give it credit right

now I like the beat and I like the way

Tha D sign's vocals sound I can curs her

okay matter continue matter of fact

let's actually start it back over so

that way we

can what if you don't down

yeah ring in the God

bless

she's it's a hell of a

time

like

danger I love I got to stop it again I'm

sorry I want to give it a little bit

more credit like a cand

light

Ang yeah Ty Ty was you know he's doing

his thing on this all right just giving

it more

[Music]

credit like a light your love is

dangerous your I love I

love

are you not

[Music]

entertain who's not entertained by my

pain who ain't cash a check off my name

on my campaign turn the campaign I burn

8 billion to take off my

chains burn baby burn sometimes it hurts

I guess I never learn to who it make

aern the CEO of the firm it's not somewh

smok sh with Big Worm man a couple wrong

terms to cry you forever it's a

permanent perm you chargeing for cookie

ass bang for your buck if you kissing on

the mouth you ain't charging enough you

heard I was flying them MTH they was

trying for clout I was dying a gout man

the world going mad her AR Kelly in the

next

[Music]

Balenciaga like

a your

is W

West what if you done C down

yeah

riding God

[Music]

bless it's a

of is quick as hell that's off yeah I'm

looking at I'm looking at Ryan Reynolds

now and [ __ ] the next commercial that

was that was abrupt as hell too yeah it

was damn yeah man I like this man um I

know we're going to dig into into some

of what uh Kanye West was uh talking

about man but I want to start with just

the whole vibe of the of the song and

what um Todd dosan added to this man it

he added such a bounce burning like a

candle cat Melody too it almost gave me

kind of a um Bruno Mars type of feel to

it like it's an R&B element but it's

little old school kind of vibe to it

like when he's like it's a hell of a

time like that that's a old like sound

it's a hell of a time you know what I

mean to say that so I really loved how

um the chorus sounded in this I feel

like um cuz just kind of hearing when he

said I burned 8 billion dollar and took

off my chains and I feel like he was

kind of rehashing all the things that

has gone on in his life you know I mean

in a in a brief summary right and I hear

the melody and how this song is

constructed you know what this sounds

like to me it sounds therapeutic to me

like I'm just gonna go back to basics

make a cool Chill song talk about uh my

trials and tribulations of uh of life

and the [ __ ] that's happened to me and

just kind of strip it away and just uh

you know address the elephant in the

room you know and just strip it away and

just kind of see if I can move forward I

don't know if the whole album is like

this or if that's just isolated to this

song but that's what it sounded like to

me it's like you know what [ __ ] it man

everybody make mistakes man I know um I

didn't make the uh best decisions but

hey we're here now um you know what I'm

saying let's let's [ __ ] burn off the

[ __ ] and let's you know let's let's

start fresh man and just just kind of uh

Clean Slate sort of speak you know I

don't know if that's what he meant but

that's the feeling this song gave to me

like hey you know what let's just you

know what I mean let's just kind of move

forward you know what yeah I didn't

already [ __ ] just lit fire to my

whole my whole empire and [ __ ] I think

that's how I took it like he said I

burned eight I burned eight billion to

take off my chain I feel like that's his

way of saying I I was willing to burn my

Empire down which I feel like he an

argument that he did and hopefully he we

can we can get to get back um in order

to and when I think of change I think of

I think of slavery like I'm I'm I was

able to free myself because maybe maybe

he's referencing Adidas you know what I

mean and not being able to um you know

just just Express himself creatively in

a way or have full control over his

Creative Vision and that was his way of

feeling Shackled and and like a slave to

them so I'm willing to just let it all

go if I can't if you're not going to use

my vision or if you're not going to go

off my vision I'm willing to just let

all of these millions all billions go so

I burned it all to the ground to take

off the bondage which I think is

actually really really dope writing by

the way I actually think he W well he

said who's not entertained by my pain

who's not entertained by his pain how

I'm taking that is we see the uh the

Instagram rants right we see the uh him

calling Pete Davidson SK and [ __ ]

like and we see him trying to run for

president right he said um who's not

entertained by my pain who ain't cash a

check off my name when my campaign

turned a campaign so I'm thinking he's

referencing the presidential campaign

you know what I'm saying when he ran for

president right but it turned in a

campaign like the pain that came from

that the backlash that came from him

running a campaign and maybe he's also

saying on camera like it was all caught

on camera the camera pain the pain that

you guys saw um that I was going through

on camera live and and Living Color in

front of the world and who ain't cash a

check off my name yeah y'all got y'all

got paid for for for put keeping my name

in your mouth TM all these magazines

right all these blogs man people are

getting paid off of his his misery right

you know what I'm saying his his

downfall His Manic episodes or just

mentioning Kanye's name sometimes it

hurts I guess I never learned because

before that he said burn baby burn he

all sometimes it hurts I guess I'll

never learn um the way I'm taking that

outside of the literal sense man is um

sometimes it's hard to do what maybe you

should do but it's just against

principles of your

maybe you feel like a sellout maybe you

feel like it's just not the right thing

to do maybe you feel like it's just

morally not right or whatever the case

may be um when he says I guess I never

learned to me it's not a person that is

remorseful it comes from a of a of a

standpoint of it's just against me I

just can't physically do it that's what

I've always felt about Kanye and I feel

like that statement is saying that like

dude I guess I never learn you know what

I mean like I it just I can't physically

do what you're asking me to I never

learn right which this has been a

consistent thing I I've keep touching

the stove every time yeah cuz a couple

wrong turns man could fry you forever

it's a permanent burn that statement

right there sums up Kanye West's career

his state of events recently to a te cuz

when he says it could fry you forever

man um and it's a permanent burn like a

scar like a like you know if you get

burned physically like in a literal

sense if you burn your hand or your arm

or something like that that scar is

going to be with you forever it's a

permanent burn right and um I feel like

that is where he's at man I feel like

he's like yeah well he's dealing with

the Fallout yeah you know what I'm

saying you know what I mean dealing with

the Fallout of uh some of the some of

the decisions that he's made so he said

to to who it make concern the CEO of the

firm is now somewhere smoking shern with

Big Worm so I don't know if he's talking

about the CEO of Adidas I think that

left for something like that like yeah

that [ __ ] somewhere smoking

crack somewhere cuz he he ruined an

opportunity or got fired or something

like that then he said man a couple

wrong turns could fry you forever it's a

permanent burn a couple wrong turns like

you were just saying Ryan a couple of

bad decisions that he made that it looks

like he's acknowledging that he he made

bad decisions right um could permanently

ruin your career or ruin your image

right but maybe's he's referencing

Michael Jackson couple wrong turns fry

you forever permanent burn you know

Michael Jackson in the Pepsi commercial

right like he his head his hair was lit

on fire right or something like that the

lights so I don't know if that's and

then he turns he spins right but a

couple wrong turns will put you in a

position where you just um you're

picking up the pieces you're dealing

with the Fallout and realizing like damn

I I kind of [ __ ] up I kind of took it

a little bit too far and also you guys

know from Friday right you know big big

worm you know what I'm saying I mean big

perm Big Worm yeah remember that you

Chris Chris Tucker was I pick what up

big perm I mean Big Worm you know what

I'm saying so that could be a play in

there too obviously referenc Big Worm so

that perm minute burn you know he could

be uh referencing that as well and and

what this makes me think of man is this

uh this snippet I think it was Lil Dicky

who was on the Lil D was on Andrew

Schultz's podcast and one thing that Lil

D said when he was on Andrew schulz's

podcast is um you know Kanye is the type

of guy that seems like he doesn't want

to be controlled so what happens is he's

willing to go to the extreme to defend

his right to be to be free to say what

he wants to say and I think he I I don't

even think sometimes he's thinking about

what he's saying I think it's just the

point of you can't control me so I'm GNA

say the craziest [ __ ] to say just to say

it just to prove to you that you can't

control me or whatever the case may be

and I think it's just more of a more of

a rebellious thing so shout out to l d

for that cuz I thought that was very

insightful and I do think I feel like

that kind of sums up Kanye West

sometimes obviously you couple that with

clearly you know there's there's some

mental health issues going on there and

he just has access he's just b a

billionaire with no mental health issues

is just I don't I can't even imagine

having access money and that type of

access and what that does to someone's

mind in addition to having what I feel

like are inherent mental health issues

in addition to having this sort of part

of what got Kanye to where he's at is

this sort of belief in himself in this

Independence and willing to go to go

against the status quo so I think all

that is just not the perfect or the

worst storm for what I feel like we've

been seeing from from Kanye man it's

just this complete um meltdown publicly

I should say what you say you charge up

for cookie that's bang for your

buck that's a slick line right cookie

you charge it for sex right but that's

bang for your butt when someone says you

get a lot of bang for your buck you get

a good deal get a good great deal you

get a great deal lot of bang for your

but but you're actually literally

banging you're having sex for money Buck

money and then he said uh cookie is

another word for you know what vagina

you know what I'm saying and then he

said the world gone mad heard R Kelly in

the next Balenciaga ad I think he's

referencing when Balenciaga had like I

think teddy bears or some [ __ ] they put

him in like skimpy bondage type of of we

and I think that that was the world

looked at that as like why are you oh my

God why are you taking something that's

innocent that's made for children and

putting it in bondage so you're

sexualizing the innocence of a of

children right and then R Kelly of

course we know R Kelly was dealing with

underage women so I think that that's

Kan Kanye sending a shot to Balenciaga

because he used to have a relationship

with Balenciaga and he's no longer with

Balenciaga so that was his way of taking

a shot at Balenciaga the whole I heard

the CEO of the firm is now somewhere

smoking Sher with Big Worm that's his

way taking a shot at Adidas because

they're no longer you know together some

of the best writing I've I've heard from

Kanye in a little while if I'm being

honest I mean outside of maybe the

Hurricane song off of d this is some of

the best writing I've heard from Kanye

and I say this man I always say this

about when you become a big- Time artist

Drake does this Jay-Z has made a career

out of doing this Kanye does this when

you get to a certain point man where

people can see your life what makes this

interesting is that we can see these

elements that they're talking about play

out like a new artist or an artist

that's on to come up doesn't have the

benefit of their life being on display

so it doesn't it isn't as impactful

maybe impactful right right so you you

just don't know anything about him but

you know Kanye you've seen him you know

have these meltdowns online and we've

seen things play out for Kanye so when

he puts it in his lyrics and it's

written well it feels more impactful you

know what I'm saying like some people

hate the diary rap they call Drake's rap

diary rap or whatever but it's

interesting to people to really see it's

like The Truman Show you know what I'm

saying true seeing people's lives play

out in front of him so I think he did a

really good job in at least keeping

keeping us up to date on where his

mindset is after all that wild [ __ ] that

we saw from him I actually really

enjoyed the production in this um as

well from uh Kanye aou Morton Rizzy Chan

the legendary trackster and Leon Thomas

oh shout out to Leon Thomas man I've

been listening to some some joints from

Leon Thomas on my own time so shout out

to the whole production team on this I

thought the sample was good I thought Ty

do did his thing on the chorus I I

thought this was a dope song man I

haven't been saying I have not been

saying that often for a lot of recent

Kanye music but this song is dope so

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