Earl Sweatshirt - I Don't Like Sh** I Don't Go Outside - ALBUM REACTION!!! (first time hearing)
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- Earl Sweatshirt - I Don't Like Sh** I Don't Go Outside - ALBUM REACTION!!! (first time hearing)
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Track List:
0:00 Intro
Huey - 0:59
Mantra - 2:00
Faucet - 3:59
Grief - 6:30
Off Top - 9:11
Grown Ups - 9:57
AM // Radio - 11:45
Inside - 14:20
DNA - 15:15
Woll - 16:50
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It starts to make so much more sense after a few listens brother, it's weird but it became more comforting to me at a time when I was in a dark state.
The tanned superman himself
Ayo, it’s the Tan Superman
Here here!!
Same
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This album is so special to me. Back in 2015 i was going through the darkest period of my life with depression/suicidal urges/self-harm & it was this album that served as therapy for me. I was able to wallow in the shadows with an artist. it encapsulated the emotion & feeling of depression so well through not only the lyrics but the tone of the beats as well. A truly incredible record, dark piece of art that swamps you in the darkness with earl himself. It’s a very odd feeling to not feel alone while drowning in the depths of someone else’s demons. Although i do understand what you mean that this probably wouldn’t help a negative mind state...it did help me feel less alone & in a very odd way it grounded me.
This is exactly what I was thinking/feeling with this album at my lowest, thanks for putting it into words so well! Hope you're doing better now, much love
SAME ^^
Exactly how it was for me. 2015 was a dark time for me.
Same here man. This album kept me going.
your edgy
This one is the definition of a grower. I listened to it a lot, it gets better all the time. You cant really "get it" immediately.
That’s a fact I remember when I first listened to it I was like “wtf is this” and then one rainy night I turned it on and during faucet and grief and it moved me to tears
Its not that expitimental tho. The definition of greier would be Some rap songs
That’s a fact. I’ve been listening to it a lot recently.
@@mik5716 doesent need to be experimental to be a grower.
flacko ye. But in trend of mainstream appeal.
Its interesting how uncomfortable you were during grief. That song has always felt so comforting and warm whenever Im feeing shitty
The video would’ve tilted him even further
I was suprised how uncomfortable he was through the entire album, honestly. This is one of my favorite albums of all time across all genres of music, and honestly it never struck me as an uncomfortable listen. Depressing, sure, but not overly.
@@Simple_City the first listen is always so weird, it just sounds so different, after the 2nd time you start to realize how great it is
i remember when i was new to hip hop and i listened to it. It was a really anxious ride and left a sour and dry taste in my mouth. Now however it's something that is very comforting and cathartic to me. Weird.
dont forget to react to his EP solace, one of the greatest things ever
It’s an ep o thought it was just a good 10 minute song
*i
I usually don’t listen to that EP, especially at night cuz I’m tryna sleep happy
@@jgalactic3917 I feel that. its so melancholic but so good
I got my grandmama hands...
FOR EATING A MEAL? A SUCCULENT CHINESE MEAL?? what a reference John
This is democracy manifest
Hey josh
Jack Lyons Hey Jack
YourMusicNerd leche 🥛
Did you just touch my....
This is one of my favourite albums ever, must have listened to it 100+ times, perfect album imo
said this the other day
We also need that King Krule reaction Jon, promise you'd be fond of his music
Alone, Omen 3!
Man alive
YES
6 feet beneath the moon, and the ooz are sooooooo good
This!
"Just because something isn't necessarily an enjoyable listen doesn't mean that it doesn't have merit" This is super important man. I've always stood by the fact that the best music makes you experience any emotion, not strictly happiness. If a piece of music can change the way you feel, that piece of music is objectively good. This is why Mount Eerie - A Crow Looked At Me is one of my favorite albums of all time. It's fucking miserable, but it's fucking brilliant.
Same reason The Downward Spiral by NIN is one of the albums I hold in highest esteem. Never heard anything else that evokes such depressing and bleak feelings of hopelessness, but done in such an innovative and sonically masterful way.
Joe Bolinger oh my god, that album sucks. It's incredible, but it's impossible for me to listen to. I feel like I shouldn't listen to it, it's too personal like reading someone's diary during their darkest time
Mount eerie got me staring at the ceiling
Listening to depressing music while you're depressed does 2 things. Makes you realize that you aren't alone and/or makes you empathize with someone going thru it worse.
Yoo honestly
I agree, but it can also make you more depressed and/or make it easier to wallow in depression without feeling the need to change. Fucking love this album tho lol
this album saved my life. Earl’s music saved my life. I’m so happy you’ve gotten around to listening to this amazing record
As somebody who has been dealing with depression and anxiety for 15+ years, this album is so deeply relatable that it doesn't actually make me feel bad, and in fact it's something I will go to in those bad times, those times when I am struggling to feel and connect, because I can always feel something in Earl's beautiful penmanship that will keep me tethered, and the beats are perfect for letting you focus on what he is saying. This was especially true when I suffered my own losses, but this was actually the thing that would pull me away from my tears, to make me remember that loss is universal and human and that we all get fucked up over things, and that there are plenty who have similar mental health issues as me. It's easy for somebody to say "you aren't alone", but it's another thing entirely to hear so many thoughts that echo your own put on a record, to just feel that shit in your soul.
But I've also listened to A Crow Looked at Me multiple times so uh, not sure I can be the one to recommend you give this some more spins lmao
A crow looked at me was unbelievably relatable at my lowest and this album I've just listened to so many times your comment perfectly encapsulates what it means to me
Finally got that I Dont Like Shit album reaction. Special album for myself and a lot of people, Thank you Jon for providing for the people!
This album is definitely a grower, I feel like its uncomfortable at first because it sounds so dim and off kilter but much like SRS it makes more and more sense in repeated listens, personally i came to appreciate the simplicity of the melodies and sound choices for this album, there isn't really any rap albums that sound like this so I think that's commendable + almost the whole album was produced by him so that is the reason it's less extravagant than Doris.
i thought left brain produced off top?
This album is by far my favourite Earl project, the way it just creeps into your brain as a slow varying mantra is amazing.
@@dysperdotted "almost"
Timestamps:
Huey: 1:00
Mantra: 2:01
Faucet: 4:02
Grief: 6:32
Off Top: 9:12
Grown Ups: 9:58
AM//Radio: 11:48
Inside: 14:20
DNA: 15:15
Wool: 16:51
this is personally my favorite Earl project. The vulnerability is something I respect heavily
WOOOO! I’ve been waiting for this!! I love the song Grief
Oh yeah it was long overdue, prolly my favourite cut from earl
Please react to Vince Staples - Summertime 06.
Underrated album.
The mood of this album puts me in a dark cozy state and I love it. Faucet is one of his best songs ever from the lyrics to the beat, incredible poetry and you can feel the pain
I've battled with depression, and this album was there for me in my darkest times. This helped me because I knew I was not alone. It's definitely not for everyone, but it's helped me a lot.
I have always said this album is the audio embodiment of the color “grey”. I absolutely love it, I never get tired of it but I also have to be in a specific mood to listen to it.
Black will fit
You should react to Vince Staples' discography.
@@KarCrash And don't forget Stolen Youth with Mac Miller?
YES YES YES
Summertime 06 is a masterpiece
Hes working on it, he did summertime on his patreon
review Stolen youth please please please
The more you listen the more you relate every is so vivid and real. Its not depressing to me anymore its just packed with realism. Its like that feeling of being underwater and not being able to hear anything. You too will soon respect the peace it gives you. The peace of making it out of pain alive. The peace of knowing there is nothing more to life but your mind and how it connects with others.
Thank you not everything is about being depressed shit was just real
earls just so good at creating a mood with his albums, this album just captures his mood so accurately, the gritty production, aggressive delivery, and harsh lyrics just all come together so perfect
I honestly feel like this album helps me out more whenever I'm feeling down way more than anything uplifting does. Sometimes understanding what is bothering you head on and taking in the feeling of darkness/depressive thoughts can help you out in the long run I've found, rather than just ignoring why you're in a dark place all together and ending up in the same position without any real direction. This album is a great coping mechanism for me whenever I am in that grieving stage and my personal favorite of Earl's discography.
After this, you just have to do his mixtape, Earl
Been waiting for this one. You should definitely do Run the Jewels 2 next.
this album ages like wine
Correct
One of my favorite earl albums ever produced , Loved the video keep em commin jon !
GOD i love this album. this, Solace and Some Rap Songs have genuinely helped me reconcile with some of the horrible times i’ve had in my life, as corny as it is. his production, lyrics and the pure dark atmosphere of these albums (ESPECIALLY this one) just really speaks to me. IDLSIDGO in particular is very nostalgic, listening to it a lot as a teen. great reaction and video as always man.
I didn’t fw this album at all when I first heard it but it definitely grows on you. I can listen to this in any mood and enjoy it.
Debating on whether I should subscribe to the patreon for the uncircumcised reactions
The 'uncircumcised' reactions are worth it imo. JD's patreon seems to give a lot of value compared to some other creators.
Liked this comment a month ago, surprised it didn't blow up more lol
grief and mantra are the songs on this album that are comforting to me. for some reason i just feel heard and listened to when i listen to it.
Wow finally some more earl sweatshirt! I'm glad you're finally reacting to this Jon
Always fancy seeing you in the comments ! You have good music taste. That’s all :)
Thank you so much Jon! Earl is my favourite
I haven’t heard this yet I’m excited to watch 👏🏻
The edits on this vid are hilarious! Great job JD 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
JD coming through with the earl reactions 👏 my 3rd favorite rapper of all time.
It's funny, I've never found Earl's music depressing, except for Solace. For my taste, he and his producers do a fantastic job of releasing tension during the run of on of his albums, whether it's through a clever line that I can't help but smile at or a really pretty bit of instrumentation. It kind of weaves me in and out of the darkness and depression that he raps on, without leaving me feeling any one type of way for too long.
I believe flylo really helped out and made Thebe make most of his production for this specific album
love all your vids but this one was absolutely fantastic
I have waited so long for this 🔥🔥
Oh man, this album. I was in an incredibly bad place back when it came out and it captured the emotions I've had at that time so well that I just couldn't stop listening to it. Still have very fond memories of it, but boy do I not want to be in a position where I'd relate so hard to this album as I did back then.
Been waiting for this one 😭
Editing was so good thank you john
Always love your reactions. Im glad you listen to the album. I think its a must in Earl's career. If you love em you appreciate what he delivers dealing with real world and how shitty it can be no matter what level and real enuff to put it out and not fake it. Plus him in charge of the beats. And see where he took it from here makes it album that will always be the realist shit. True art
I thoroughly enjoyed watching you react to the skip to my lue bar. It took you a second but you caught it.
This album is the definition of a grower. After hundreds of plays, this is definitely my favorite Earl project. The simplistic, 8-bit-like, stripped-back production, and the replayability of the album makes it so amazing. Not to mention the relentless bars from Earl.
You have rapidly become my favorite reaction/reviewer on youtube. As Black/American MC, I like hearing an outside perspective, and hearing you love things for all the right reasons. Salute🔥
I’d LOVE to see you review/be blown away by “Impossible Kid” by Aesop Rock
Also anything by P.O.S, but especially Never Better.
Cheers 🍻
Yeah this project grew on me after the third listen. It felt like it came out at a perfect time for me though. It helped me just sit and stew in how I was feeling about things going on in my life. Helped me reflect, move on and heal. Love this project but I can understand why some people may not feel the same way!
This one’s definitely a grower. Being a teenager and knowing that feeling where you’re just angry and depressed this album is my go to.
On another note, since I know you appreciate feedback, maybe less editing and memes could make this reaction a little better. I like the little clips or memes you throw in but in moderation. Just something to think about, loved the video as always. It would be great if you came back and re listened to this album in a month or so, it’s too good not to enjoy 😭
Bro you have got to do Danny Brown - XXX . Amazing album & great introduction to Danny’s music
This probably still stands as my favourite Earl album, though SRS production wise is more of a trip. I feel like his rapping is the hardest it’s ever been on this album in terms of blunt lyricism in blunted rhyme scheme. DNA and Grief are probably a couple of the best tracks he’s done but the whole album feels perfect at the 30 minutes it is. It’s also very nostalgic for me as a fan since Doris because IDLSIDGO came out in my senior year of highschool. Hope you do solace because it’s a 10 minute masterpiece in his discography. It came out later the same year and it is also very depressing but it’s hands down one of the best pieces of art he’s done.
im loving the new edits, jd!
Grief is a Masterpiece!
I love this album and the nihilistic energy it oozes, I find it not just depressing but also extremely pissed off and frustrated and the whole world really, but most of all, himself. Extremely relatable, but it's not just the emotion, cause earls pen game, while more straightforward than his usual, is still brutal with some of the bars. Grief, dna, wool, mantra, faucet so many hard hitting tracks on this, easily my fav earl album, one of my top 5 of all time. But I can understand your reaction, and anyone who isn't grabbed by it on first listen, but idk it speaks to me on a deep level that few other albums do. The title itself could be a motto for certain eras of my life. Listen to the 10 min track/ep solace if you haven't already, it's the transitional moment between this and some rap songs, it's very interesting.
This album truly puts you in a different place.. the production and lyricism is so perfectly intertwined it's like a whole singular experience.
Should react to So It Goes - Ratking
FACTS
that would be the best of sporting life production imo
THIS
Solace bro!!! I almost forgot about that EP and I know you’d love it
ASVP MATT if it counts as 1 song it’s the best rap song oat
If he think this is uncomfortable then solace is gonna fucking send him to the shadow realm
lmao I was a couple minutes into the reaction. Maybe no replay value to him but fuck for sure my favorite from earl
@@jaygalvan24 same G
Ye solace good tho
This shit helped me through so much. Will forever love this album
The little "WOOOOWWW" interjections...
Top fuckin work G
Ratking - 'So it goes' is such a good album, good for a reaction
The realest reactor out there! You can tell you don’t put on a front or bullshit at all.
I think its just good to hear someone else going through mental troubles too. It feels like you’re not alone and that other people are making through
Being able to put you on my headphones at work in an office is pretty nice. Podcast vibes
After a bad year with this album, and not listening to this album for a while. Listening to it again just reminded me how bad my mind state was and how I saw things. The only way I can describe it is feeling underwater with just how the beats flow. You really have to be in a certain mind state to fully enjoy this album. Probably my favorite project Earl has released though.
This album got me through some rough times. One of my favorites.
I wish I could experience this album again for the first time.. such a masterpiece 😔 😢
I didn't like this album at all when it first dropped. but when I was in a really bad place a few months back I fell in love with it.
This is easily my favorite album probably listened to it hundreds of times the uncomfortableness kinds goes away when you're expecting what's coming in the songs and becomes comfortable when you can relate to things he's going through
A few years ago I was diagnosed with manic depression and I had this album on multiple times a day for a good two years. I can't explain how it helped me but it just did, maybe Earls honesty held a great weight for me and was relatable. I unfortunately can't listen to it these days as it puts me back in that dark place mentally. So yeah it helped me for a time and now I affects me negatively. I'm doing much better these days and mostly listen to jazz to be honest but hey anyone going through hard times please know you are strong and can make it through. Hope you all have a beautiful week ahead.
this album means so much to me, in a very real way
I was also going through some dark times when he put this out. In some strange way it got me through those times knowing that I wasn’t alone even going through addiction which I am still am battling this very day.
Shit definitely grows on you. Took me a while but I love it now
Jon you def need to check out Wikis solo stuff too. I would recommend reacting to Lil Me by Wiki, my personal favorite and some of his best work objectively.
I really wish Earl and Vince made more tracks together, always brings out the best in them.
Also I think the best ''moment'' to listen to this album are sad times, or when you're going through some things in life. I think it's why so many people have this album close to their hearts
I recall overnight shifts at 3am working retail having this album on repeat - depression helluva drug
i'm so out of the loop with drake, but i love how much use your'e getting out of that warrior spirit clip. funny every time
Faucet and Grief are my favorites but this whole album is criminally underrated
Do you plan on reacting to the new Nines album ‘Crabs in a bucket’?
i literary dont go a day without listening to this album its definitely the best body of work ive ever heard. just had to say that.
This album connected with me like no other ever has. Im biased but its my favortie one from him
My favorite Earl album.
Hey Jon, how are you? If you haven't you should totally listen to some clipping. album (start with CLPPNG.) and some of Aesop Rock. Two excellent lyricist.
_Inside_ is my second most played song on Apple Music and I’ve had Apple Music since 2016.
Yeah it definitely gets less depressing with each listen. This is one of my favorite albums ever and I like it a lot better than anything he’s made but it took me a couple listens but not terribly long to get over the emotional baggage. It doesn’t make it disappear but it adds an enjoyable factor to that emotional baggage
Your name is fye
There is a certain comfort and solace in listening to something so depressing. I can’t really articulate the exact feeling but it’s like going from feeling surrounded and overwhelmed by the negative emotions, to just temporarily embracing it and feeling cradled rather than surrounded. It’s definitely not a good long term solution to being in a depression like that, but for a while when there’s nothing you can do about it, there is that comfort and solace in just embracing and surrounding yourself in that feeling, rather than trying to fight it 24/7
I agree first time is hard to listen to but idk why but the more I listened it just kept getting better
It stays this heavy, but sometimes that's what you need.
these edits are so good dude lmao
Love you
I listened for the first time and didnt listen again for years. Some day randomly in the future I picked it up again and I fell in love.
I listened to it twice back to front the day it came out. First time just listening, second time reading the lyrics along to it. imo we'll remember this as a classic
Meant front to back. I was high while listening too. And im high rn lol
LETS GOOOOOOO
I remember listening to faucet during one of my worst depressive episodes I’ve had to date, and to this day it’s actually hard to listen to that song again, even though I still love everything about it. One day I’ll see him live and recite every fucking word to that track
This album and Earls other music comforted me when I was depressed and didn’t even know it. It didn’t helped me feel less depressed it just made me feel less alone and I connected to it. I don’t think Earl came to terms with his depression during this time similar to me because he described this album later on as wallowing in it which is probably why you feel like this is sadder than his next project because he isn’t trying to escape his depression and is finding more comfort in it unlike some rap songs where he realizes he has a problem and is struggling to escape. However I do think Some Rap Songs is more visceral when it comes to this feeling because I resonated to it (it made me feel as uncomfortable as depression is) a lot more than this album and I wasn’t in that mood when I listened to it
Lol saying this cant help u and it was the soundtrack to many of our lives for a while lol. This shit kept me going for a long time
This album came out when I was at my worst state of mind and it help me through it because of how relatable the feelings were and the fact that it was cutting edge musically.
Hardly ever listen to it now though 😅 it’s not that kind of album.
Check out DEATH GRIPS when you get a chance. Also experimental Hip Hop
Such a bitter, scornful and nihilistic album. Really scratches the itch for me when I'm in that mood. Was most certainly a soundtrack for the darker and more hedonistic times in my life, I'm sure its the case for a lot of other fans of this album!
I love this album. It's a lot as a whole work of art. But individual tracks can easily be enjoyed with the windows down on a sunny day. I love to include a sad track in a more positive playlist just to keep me grounded, have a light and dark balance
we definitely need that solace reaction