Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert
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- Watch Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals play "Come Down", "Heart Don't Stand A Chance", "Put Me Thru" and "Suede" at the Tiny Desk.
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August 15, 2016 by BOBBY CARTER • Good luck trying to classify Anderson .Paak and his band The Free Nationals. Much of their sound is layered atop a soulful hip-hop foundation; from there, your safest bet is to call it a hodgepodge of genres in the best way possible. Guitarist Jose Rios and bassist Kelsey Gonzalez inject a hard-rock edge into the Hi-Tek-produced "Come Down," this set's opening number. When you hear them play the first few jazz chords of "Heart Don't Stand A Chance," it's hard to simply call this R&B.
It's been a slow build for .Paak, who released a few mixtapes before his 2014 debut album Venice. This year has marked his official breakout with Malibu, on which he did what so many in his position fail to do: He capitalized. After bursting into the spotlight with his appearances on Dr. Dre's Compton LP, he immediately prepped the release of Malibu. The album sculpted an entirely new lane for Anderson .Paak. He can rhyme with best of 'em, and his vocal styling, reminiscent of '70s and '80s greats, is invigorating when set against today's tender R&B elite. Before all that, he's a drummer-slash-bandleader.
I've experienced three separate presentations of this band. First, there's the recorded version, on which .Paak collaborates with some of hip-hop's finest producers. Then, their tight stage show hits you in the chest with 90-plus minutes of pure energy. In the midst of a whirlwind tour, they stopped by the Tiny Desk and reworked three cuts from Malibu, along with an audience request that shocked even them. They stripped down and pulled back just enough to fill the room.
Malibu is available now:
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Amazon: www.amazon.com/Malibu-Anderso...
Set List:
"Come Down"
"Heart Don't Stand A Chance"
"Put Me Thru"
"Suede"
Credits:
Producers: Bobby Carter, Niki Walker, Abby O'Neill; Audio Engineer: Josh Rogosin; Videographers: Niki Walker, Claire Hannah Collins, Nickolai Hammar; Production Assistant: Sophie Kemp; Photo: Cameron Robert/NPR.
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The guy with the glasses is very talented
Do what with who's chicken?
Huh?!🤨🧐
substances
Cheeky 😂
They all glasses though.
The fact that Anderson can rap against the beat while perfectly keeping time on the drums is the clearest indication of his insane talent
and with the insane pocket too! will always work towards playing like this
@@cringusmingus he's talented beyond measure
Listen to the high hat patten during Heart Don't Stand a Chance. It's not an easy 4/4 eighth note pattern, he's doing some slinky J. Dilla style un-quantized drums feel and he just nails it on the drums and vocally simultaneously. Unreal.
Without looking at them too lol
To do stuff like this something has to be automated, like you can’t think about two things at once. Meaning his drumming is automated, for your drumming to be that good automated means you’re crazy good imagine how good he is with full focus on the drums, crazy
i don't think people understand how crazy hard it is to sing and play an instrument at the same time. .paak doesn't only rap and play an instrument, he's going at two different rhythms at the same time through rapping and drumming. it takes an immense level of skill. i'm so in awe
It’s incredibly difficult Amazing
This is crazy difficult. He is talented, but also years of practice
surely its just muscle memory? Hes done it enough times. Correct me if im wrong though :-)
@@krisjones1341 well yeah of course at this point after doing music for that long but i’m saying it’s hard in general. your average person cannot do both
@@krisjones1341at its core it is just muscle memory, but so much practice over an extended period of time is what it comes down to! Putting effort and time into what it takes to acquire a skill. it’s the drive
Honestly this performance is Grammy worthy. there should be a category for live one take music.
Foreigners
Wat are u listening too? Sum wrong wit ya ears
@@KeysGottii Oh yeah, your music taste is so great with your 'favorites' playlist. Most random sht ever😂
@@user-us3xi7se5b yup greatest so undefined u like dis video see how predictable u can be
@@user-us3xi7se5blmaooo
As a drummer - I don’t think anyone realizes how difficult it is to do what he’s doing. He doesn’t miss a single click.... it’s flawless. His rhythm is incredible and his precision is unreal.
I’m not a drummer but singing and trying to keep up with the beat at the same time is definitely something an expert could do the drums is the main piece he’s insanely talented
you are wrong I think he is great but he is rushing some parts the tempo is off
@@Fellowrser nah man, his drum parts take advantage of flams and accents. he isn't off, it's just how the groove is set. most rnb songs from the 90's did that a lot
I was just thrilled to see me and him use the same drumsticks!
Theres a youtube drummer/teacher who reviewed part of this performance and said the same thing.
When he was born, the doctor said to his mother: "Congratulations! It's a metronome!"
Hahahaha good one! So true tho!👌👌👌🤌🤌🤌
especially at 13:05
😂😂😂😂 you killed me
Ringo Star-ish quality and Sugarfoot he is so good
You got me good. I laugh out loud👌👍
0:07 Come Down
3:44 Heart Don't Stand a Chance
7:35 Put me Through
11:58 Suede
❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
This comment should be pinned
king
the end of put me through is crazy
@@TooWavyBeats fr, those keys r different
And now this masterpiece has hit 100M. Cheers to an absolute classic
That is actually 1 million with 99 milllion revisits.
Another view..he's awesome🤯👏🏽👏🏽
Anderson's voice has the exact right amount of raspiness.
TRUUU
Fr
yezzir
He's amazin
It’s like Bruno and Kendrick smashed into one 💯
Playing drums and singing has to be one of the most underrated skillsets in life. It's amazing to watch.
Phil colins
Levon Helms
Playing bass and sing would be the hardest and then drumming
Man
Karen Carpenter was a drummer before she became the singer everyone knows her as. There's clips of her singing and drumming on YT
As a former drummer I can’t even explain to you how hard it is to do what he’s doing effortlessly… to play drums and stay in timing and sing and rap that’s hella hard as a drummer
I'm born in the 60's and this brother is THE REAL DEAL and could excel in ANY era. He is an AMAZING drummer, I have seen a lot.
NPR Tiny Desk is the MTV Unplugged of our generation
Best most accurate comment. Unplugged was the sh*t
Still I have Nirvana’s one on repeat. What a show it was
I say that all the time lol
Dam Man... Righ ooonn
@@vivanonnonanni9318 always respect the elders! I have those on repeat also! My daughter barely one jams to it!
We also jamming here tho jajajjaja
That one wearing sunglasses is my favorite
They all are though
I like the one playing the instrument
I think that's the point...
@@lolaispure4296 that's the point...
😂😂😂😂
2024 and I’m still coming back
The chemistry with these guys is insane, they're not playing music, they're feeling it and wow, absolutely beautiful
The fact this man is playing the drums and singing effortlessly, Paak is unreal.
absolutely perfect
Yes! That is so hard to do
@@sara-ql1xs It's crazy how popular this video still is just from people coming back to study its perfection
That takes some serious skill. Phil Collins level stuff
@@aviancegainey2395 Phil Collins, Don Henley as well
as a drummer, it's difficult to even *speak* and play at the same time without messing up. What he's doing is so hard and is incredibly impressive.
Deff 🤙
all about practice, it was impossible to me before to play simple ukulele chords and sing at the same time, now its nothing.
Obviously this is way more impressive, but same premise.
I s'pose the brain is wired to the rhythm of language so it takes work to separate drums and words. I can't play bass and sing.
I love it ❤️
Personally I find it easier to drum and sing than to play other instruments, guess it depends on your musical journey you know?
It’s incredible how much better this tiny desk concert sounds compared to the studio recordings
true
Tautoko bro, totally agree. Wife and me both agree that this paired back live tiny desk is superb. And superior to the album.
Dude is INSANELY TALENTED. Whole concert is legendary
Welcoming all new Bruno Mars fans that had no freaking clue about this dopeness. Anderson Paak is the truth.
BEEN
Right?! I love it!!!
Right I've been telling people about this man for years they be been sleeping on this talent ?? Lol unbelievable smh
you missed the "." in ".Paak". You are now forever sentenced to Paak Prison.
@@cxvz5576 .Paak prison* you are now sentenced there too
Here after his collaboration with Bruno Mars. He has come so far. I remember discovering him through this video.
Same here
That was 💣💥
Yessssss
Same here. Super excited to see the collab with Bruno, and Paak is deserving of this. I’m glad they are making an album together.
💯🇺🇸😏
I can't believe this was 7 years ago. I've played this so many times over the years and it never gets old. Time for a new one! Call the Nationals, it's show time
the piano man was impeccable….salute
I wanna apologize for sleeping on Anderson .Paak. This man is the epitome of talent as is everyone else in the Free Nationals
Don’t gotta apologize, be glad you discovered him!
glad people are finding out who he is through the bruno mars collab. He's gotta be one of the most talented musicians in the game.
He's got 3 fire albums, he don't miss.. he been doing this!
I'm feeling the same aaaah
Welcome to the .Paak
Right here with you! I don't think I slept on him, I just didn't know!! I am here because of Silk Sonic, and I haven't been happier!
Anderson .Paak's and Mac MIller's tiny desk concerts are timeless
I came here from Macs..as usual
Haha me2
Facts
mac miller number one this close second
ong.
To the princess who recommended Suede,
You have done the world a service by recommending this song. By far, my favorite version of the song and all because you.
Thank you
I wonder to myself if you knew the impact this song would have behind such a tiny desk.
Thanks again!
Those drums are just an extension of his body…..what a talent!
People don't realize how difficult it is to carry an entire vocal while playing drums. Dude is incredible!
Exactly sing smile and play drums at the same time that's my hero
Amen!
He’s not just playing the drums.. that groove is incredible
Phil Collins would be proud
Not just playing drums but playing so good that maybe 99% of WORKING drummers wouldent be able to replace it as good
Tiny desk seriously needs to release albums with all these live performances
so true!
check itunes they have a few there
I may be wrong, but I thought they release them as podcasts. You can check iTunes Podcast(their free), or you can download a podcast app, NPR is almost on every audio platform.
Yes Man, asap we need this.
word!
Playing drums with that kind of precision, expression, feel and variation without even breaking speaking volume is just unheard of. His hi-hat use alone is a study in itself. Oh, and then he raps on top of it. 🤯
This is still my favorite Tiny Desk performance 6 years later.
SAME
-Dad, why is my sister name Rose
-Because your mother loves roses
-Thanks, Dad
- No problem Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert
What the
What the
Hahaha that joke doesn't works out of Latam
🤣😂
Stolen comment
Paak in there dressed like a blind orthodox jewish vampire. Love it.
Vic Vinegar lmao
holy shh xD
Vic Vinegar He really is! Straight chillin' too! Art makes you do whatever the hell you want! Love it! Lol
Kelly M. Damn right, baby. Peace and love!
blind orthodox jewish vampire... lmfao!!
WHY AM I JUST NOW SEEING THIS????!!!!😮 Anderson Paak is INCREDIBLE!! How can he play drums this precisely and sing in tune??? TALENT!!! I’M IN LOVE 🥰 The Free Nationals are FANTASTIC!! I also love Silk Sonic.
This is easily one of my favorite Tiny Desk Concerts of all time. I love their dialogue between the songs as well. You can tell they were genuinely having fun.
ye
-s lawd
Anderson Paak. X Tom Misch?
you should collab
Burna Boy-Ye.😎
Tom was in the right place
definitely one of the best NPR tiny desks of all time
agreed
💗 💖 💘 💝 💟 ☮️
for me it's the best one.
whenever i need some groove.. i come back here!
Amen
greatness recognizes greatness
this version of Come Down has its own charm for sure, it sounds super clean
The best tiny desk ever, Anderson is so smooth and so talented. The origins of his influence are so varied yet so evident, it’s jazzy, bluesy, old skool R&B, disco and what you get listeners hear as a hip hop beat is just a beat from all of the above influences. Long live King Anderson
I feel like he's teaching the drums how to be drums
hahahahahahaha
THIS
bruh
🤣Exactly
Paul Wanamaker 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That hihat is more consistent than anyone in my life
Timing
I just set my watch
Hahaha true that
🤣
INDEED this is MAGIC
Never heard of this guy before I stumbled on this today. This has to be probably one of the most complete performances I have ever heard. Love every minute of it.
You should give his other songs a try!! Definitely worth it. One of my favorite artists of all time.
🎵Imma leave the door open🎵
Appreciating this music makes me feel like a grown person.
I felt that 😅
this exact recording deserves to be on a vinyl
Hello ! Like pleaseeee ! They need to make it happen that would be 🔥🔥🔥
Yes
Absolutely!
Just get a clear vinyl screen protector for your phone or laptop
@@justinwmusic what bruh 💀
“Hey dad, why is my sister named rose?”
“Because your mother loves roses”
“Thanks dad”
“No problem, Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert”
☠️
Good One
Haha this is beautiful
Marcus Brewer has para mood o
ahah very nice
The amazing amount of talent it must take to do percussion and sing at the same time...
He's so good!
Anderson .Paak and Mac Millers tiny desks hit me in the spot everytime and breathe life.
my top 2 fav tiny desks 🥰
I feel guilty watching this for free.
Wys!🔥🔥💯💯
I mean, NPR is mostly publicly owned so if you're in America, chances are some of your tax money made this happen
That is exactly what I want to say. OMG.
Just discovering NPR station and played this 15 min clip abt 3 times already. Great job fellas!
That's what the capitalism wants you to think, bro, music should be free
99% of drummers could play these grooves but not many can play with that feel and backbeat so effortlessly. Add in that he's also doing this while focusing on singing, lyrics, messing with Jose, leading the band through song structure/improvised sections etc. What a weapon.
That's what you call Prince type s***, 💯👍🥁🎸🎤🎹
His touch and feel is so evident. Can’t teach that, hard work pays off.
Yeah, that's what people aren't really understanding. The feel and the cohesion are insane.
Right?
I could possibly play this
As a drummer, his playing without vocals are so lovely and high quality.
When you consider he is also the vocalist this is just remarkable.
Another person that can do these things at a remarkable level is Scarlett Stevens of San Cisco. Totally different vibe but kills the drums and vocals simultaneously.
Anderson paak is what I call a musician 🔥🔥
Imagine being able to play drums and rap/sing at the same time. Phenomenal talent.
AND make it look so easy the whole time!! I’d be so stressed
Extremely multitalented musicians used to be relatively commonplace in the industry, especially in the 60s-70s, but sadly, they're a rare breed these days.
@@GreenGretel its not that they're rare, its just that they don't get enough exposure
As a drummer I cannot begin to describe how impressive this is. Just playing the songs on time will take such a huge part of your brain and body, and that's without any cool fills/improv. And now throw impeccable vocals on top, and it becomes THAT much harder. Dude is a human metronome.
It's not rare...🙄
This guy has the smiliest smile lol
"Best teef in the game" - Anderson .Paak
Smelliest smile
I've been trying to describe it. You are spot on! His smile will make you smile 🙂
Shiny happy person
omg I love your picture- it just makes me giggle LOL:)
Man these guys are jazz band tight. I hear every note each player plays. Bravo.
its the coordination for me.....him singing and those drum balance is mind blowing.
Master of his craft
bassist is super underrated in this.
matt ehrhart underrated? i thought he got a decent amount of praise
Kelsey is so on, straight pocket.
matt ehrhart all four are on point, this shit is so smooth
Imagine being a worker at NPR and just getting these concerts for free
I mean we get the concert for free also. Which I find fantastic that NPR does these. I get your point on getting to be there in person for all of these though.
They must put a lot of effort into making sure the sound quality is the best! Respect!
Ehh. They’re probably weird and slightly satanic.
yah like an employee
I had that thought
I didn't know Anderson .Paak until now. Wow. This made me a big fan right off the rip! Thanks for all the new music I get to enjoy!!!!
You can feel the soul in his voice 🔥
playing drums and singing is hard. paak is talented!
Not that hard. I honestly think playing with the guitar is harder.
Depends on what youre playing
It all depends of the rhytm of playing.
Right. A simple 4/4 beat like this isn't hard at all though. I like seeing singers who play drums though. Aaron Gillespie is my favorite.
Honestly with the right hand pattern (even though its 4/4) in this one, singing does become a challenge. Its easy with quarter notes as you've got space to sing
the fact he can balance so many rhythms at once with so much EASE, playing drums is possibly the hardest thing to pair with singing and he makes it look like a breeze, pure music from this dude just cool all the way through
yeah that was very impressive
As I read your comment he sang, “don’t I make it look easy, don’t I make it look good?!”.
nah thats easy
@@arnavkapadia6947 do it then
@@arnavkapadia6947 to make it groovy and be sexy like he does. Trust me, I record plenty of drummers and most of them can‘t.
i played this once at an afterhour for a couple of friends who were high on molly and we had to stop listening to music altogether afterwards because nothing else could compare. they set the bar too high, we just sat there mesmerized by this amount of talent and swagger.
I’m not even a professional but I look up to Anderson and have done since discovering the Malibu album… Dude is chiller than ice cubes… for real!!!
This dude is blankly and obviously a musical genius needs more praise in our society if you ask me
For sure. I discovered him on a flight from Iceland was like, oh shit, the whole plane should be checking this out.
@Cali 6311 I don't see how his use of the word is ignorant
Him and the Free Nationals are all beasts
@Cali 6311 Why did you capitalize every first letter?
@Cali 6311 haha well i suppose it did grabbed my attention
I now understand why this Tiny Desk Concert has 59M views
Took ya long enough
Same
I never realized the amount of views this had, I just kept coming back as a Paak fan
Probably the live Suede. That was insane
because it is insane
Can we all just appreciate the audio engineering here? The drums are micd more clearly than some studio albums I've heard, and he's singing/rapping directly next to them.
Never thought of that ngp
And every instrument is at the perfect level
Listen to it with a nice set of headphones. Hear everything
Tiny Desk engineering centers getting you in the room with the performance and it’s so refreshing
I absolutely 💯 percent love this guy and im 68
Masego on the Sax, Thundercat on the Bass, Tom Misch playing the Guitar and Anderson Paak at the drums.... i would pay to watch that.... a lot.
But masego does everythang thang
yeeeessssss with Nai Palm's vocals
CosmicMicron YES LAWD
FKJ keys/piano
Nathan Foster funkalicious
Anderson .Paak's voice feels like a car ride with the windows rolled down on a hot summer day
I love hearing cars on on summer
Perfect description, that's the way I feel it too. A warm breeze fo sho
WE LOVE A RASPY VOICE 🙌🏽
Facts.🌞
Garrison Bradford yea
The banter let alone the playing in this performance makes it so memorable and rewatchable.
Still my favorite npr tiny desk session... What a groove, man. What groove.
Dude on keys is cold as ice.
Cold as heat
I looked at my pal and said "the guy on keys is super chill."
barely moving but killing it
Check out merl saunders or melvin seals if your I to keys
I've done music with his pops. He's a retired Cincinnati cop who plays guitar.
So glad to see my man is gettin a whole new batch of listeners after that Bruno Mars collab. He deserves it
Never heard of him before the colab but glad I did, the dude is a sick drummer
The only other time I've heard of Andserson Paak was his collab with Mac Miller with the song "Dang!"
q grande lukita
He's my new favorite artist. Didn't know him before that collab with Bruno.
@@titan133760 💗 💖 💘 💝 💟 ☮️!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
After all these years, still come back to this session. It's the best ❤
I am a Fan now…..love to watch him perform and hear him singing .I watched his performance at the van in London great show
Playlist for those who, like me, keep replaying this video :
1. 0:06 Come Down
2. 3:44 Heart Don't Stand a Chance
3. 7:35 Put Me Thru
4. 11:58 Suede
Your welcome ;-)
omg bless your heart
Kay Joseph you forgot put me thru
peter hondros Yes!! Good catch!
7:35- Put me Thru. 😄
ALL THE BESTTT
Kay Jay left out put me thru
His voice sounds like the way sprite tastes
Lol I completely GOT this comment! Good 1, sir
Lol yesss
Be Original Bro........come on now!!!
WAIT YEAH
why does this make sense
The kid who lives next door to me got a drum kit. He practices hours of chaotic fills every day while he can't hold a steady 4/4 groove. This is the pallet cleanser I needed! Pure, in the pocket groove!
Amazing. Never gets old. Heart Don’t Stand a Chance is simply divine.
I'm here every fucking day
eden I should be charged rent at this point.
and I joined the club
Obsessed by this set. I need to listen to it several times a day.
6 months streak for me now. :)
Me too
His rhythm and timing on those drums though while singing
Klay Niltasuwan 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Impeccable bruh
the groove is top notch
And smiling
The intro melts my face everything I listen to it!! That bass line is no joke!
I watch this at least once a week. I’m obsessed ❤
I don’t know a lot of his material but his drumming is outstanding. He has unbelievable feel and timing, finesse and control. I find it funny that so many drummers have these massive drum kits yet Anderson Paak is what groove is all about, if you can’t make people move with snare, high hat , and kick drum I don’t care about how many rack toms you have on your kit. outstanding player.
This guy is Dope. The language..It doesnt matter. NPR lets everybody be free!
james owens majority of the time he’s just doing hi hat and snare drum and still making it sound awesome, different, and groovy. He’s amazing
Similar kit to what Nate Smith has on the Fearless Flyers record. Minimal, but LOCKED in.
Pump it up enjoy the Ride - some of us well - signs of a Misspent youth but it does give you the key and training - They don't call it the royal mail in The 60's for nothing :) as for 1966 well tag already if you don't carry a phone :)
Don Nix AND he’s singing. drumming is by far the hardest thing to do while singing in my opinion
That's one smooth Motha Fucka on the keys.
everyone here is literally sent from heaven to make sweet love to my ears
Hagisan Farms 4:05 is too groovy
lol looks like Nilesyy Niles
Hagisan Farms I'm dying at this comment. lol! real talk.
Hagisan Farms
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve rewatched this. I’m amazed every time. The pure talent in his performance and a straight up killer Suede performance just to bring it home. I have been a fan ever since 🤩
So smooth. I come back to this year after year.
y’all gotta talk ab how disgustingly talented anderson is. drumming and singing and groovin. makes it look easy
You should see that man in concert
but don't I make it look easy
Don't I make it look good
agree, you should watch thundercat on this same series too, its unbelievable how he can play the bass like that and sing at the same time
Almost as smooth as Harry Tröger!
Is it to late to mention hosier and his ability to play a drone and melody on a guitar +chords and still be able to sing at the same time... no ,, ok.
Im glad to see people appreciating how much they've achieved despite being blind.
Johnny Boyle LOL
Johnny Boyle hahahahagagagagagaggag im so done!!!!
☠️☠️☠️
☠️
Johnny Boyle this comment made me laugh for real 😂
My old pt had me listening to this back in ‘22 after my surgery and I’ve been hooked every since , he’s definitely multitalented in so many ways
This is the 1st time i heard them, and i'm blown away!!! Love everything about them, specially the vocals.
"we've never done suede like this"
proceeds to jam out perfectly
4:55 - 5:01 "aint nobody holding you back.." The skill to play that rhythm, stop the cymbal, and come in on beat with the high hat is so smooth you don't even notice it. While singing.
Jawan English EXACTLY! I play and sing but not at the same time like Paak. .. that shit is hard af and he just killin it so smooth
Jawan English with practice any skill can be mastered. He makes it look easy. I play Drums *AND* I sing but never have I done both at the same time. He makes it look so easy
Jawan English with practice any skill can be mastered. He makes it look easy. I play Drums *AND* I sing but never have I done both at the same time. He makes it look so easy
I point that out every single time. Really all of his drumming in this set impressed me
thats what Im saying man.. deeeeeep pockets and his chops are so much better than he shows
Doesn't matter how many times I watch this. Always awesome and fabulous.
Listening in 2024. It's still 🔥🔥🔥
I almost feel guilty for watching a performance this good for free.
Dangerously addictive, creatively risky and powerfully talented..All the musicians are unreal.. enigmatic and tight
Don't let capitalism warp your mind, not everything that is good has to be milked for money
don't give them ideas lol
Send money to NPR.
😊🤑
But not entirely free you are using data
Q: Is Anderson Paak hip-hop, R&B, Funk or Jazz?
A: Yes.
😂
@@udisisisisusi3321 He's got a ton of soul. He kinda makes me think of what Bruno Mars would sound like if he had soul. But I consider soul more of a "feel" that can exist in any type of music, rather than being a genre or style on its own.
all and some
In that order! Lol
Everything is everything✌
I love his sound, his personality and aesthetic