Kanye West - Through The Wire
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- čas přidán 1. 10. 2006
- CHANNELZEROTV.COM presents Kanye West's "Through the Wire", winner of the 2004 Source Award for "Best Music Video". Shot and edited even before the Chaka Khan sample was cleared, this "buzz" clip paved the way for the multi-Grammy winning "College Dropout" phenomenon. Directed by: Coodie & Chike
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This song hit different after watching the Documentary 💯⚡️
Ong
Facts so inspirational
Yes hahaha
You say that shot again. Got tight in the chest.
Right
Who’s back after all these years,
to match up all the scenes that coodie shot in the Jeen-yuhs documentary 🙌🏽
Man this brings back so many memories, YE will always be that dude💯☕️
It’s almost 2am on the east coast and I’m literally doing just that holding back my tears!!!! Can’t wait to see the other parts!
Memories of early 00
@@nashiradonaldson5281 I don’t blame you so many memories came flooding back I I really miss those times, things weren’t perfect but there was no Covid and constant state of uneasiness, take care ❤️
facts
Goes to show that what we see isn't always the full picture. He was in that chicken stop after having a hard time being back in Chicago, and that woman was saying it's the new Kanye West music video and then asked for money. It felt sad during the documentary because he was trying to make it and struggling, but when it was on the music video it felt funny.
The fact he rapped this whole song with his mouth wired shut and sounds better than most rappers is legendary.
You got the actual mouth wired shut version on YT (Through the wire Og). This is a rerecorded version. It actually changes a little the verses (for example the "look back on my life like the ghost of christmas past" flow is different. He also said "in the same hospital where biggie and pac died", but latter found pac didn't die there so he changed it for smalls)
Him and 50 cent frfr
He didn’t make the entire song wired shut I believe but a great portion of it still admireable though and the fact that he was in pain most rappers would have stayed in bed but he kept doing what he loved
That’s the line he should’ve used from deray in this video
Yeap 🤣🤣🤣
No matter what drama this man got to you cant deny how amazing his music career has been
For real man
His career in all, bro is a creative genius, Yeezy is one of the best clothes and shoe brand out there
@@Jtizzle._1He is a GENIUS! I just don’t know what happened to him
@@playipstreamsolutions5538 His mom died and he broke up with his girlfriend.
He still a weirdo
If this documentary wasn't 1 of the smartest and most dope things done in the rap game all while dropping a new record then idk what is. Cootie dropped it all cuz he really had his all on YE. Brings back hella memories.
Bro this video definitely hit different now
Shame Donda2 will more than likely be a pile of shit
@@nathan7752 yeee. Definitely not what he use to drop.
@@jerzeyboi_fishing8437 it's a shame man, despite all the mad ass behaviour I do feel for him...guy's not been right since his mum passed. Understandably
@@nathan7752 yea word up. He definitely got some shit going on and idc what nobody say. This chick leaving definitely playing a little role in what he got going on mixed with a little bipolar and schizophrenia.
The back story behind this song, just makes it hit even harder than before
what’s the backstory
@@RzCapone he had a nearly fatal car crash and broke his jaw in 3 places he made this song about 3 weeks after when his jaw was wired shut.
@@RzCapone watch Jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy, it will make you respect that man. His whole catalog hits different now.
dawg rapped this while having a wire in his mouth
When he said in his line this right here is history in the making man. He contradict his life and his career turnt out
This was an era man
it was indeed an era
Yes sure miss it I graduate from High school when this song was out.
imagine being rejected by the hottest rap label around at the time to becoming its biggest artist. Nothing stopped this man. The documentary just gives crazy meaning to this song.
"thank God I ain't too cool for the safe belt" - amen
Jesus name amen
AMEN
1996 I spit it through the wire God Bless evryone in this comment section.
@@px30silver4ever safe belt, safety belt, seat belt. Different ways of saying it.
Amen!
I have much respect for Kanyes hustle. Everybody did him wrong. He went out and got his own and hustled. Big respects Coodie and to his moms. RIP Donda West
Peers were in tho hey like Mos and Talib… I remember seeing Kanye in Australia in ‘06 and he had Common and De La Soul with him and that was cool AF
I swear
Donda was such a beautiful human being. I knew she was important to him but I never really knew how important. Just an incredible woman and an amazing momma.
Kanye is so misunderstood it’s insane... how perfect do people expect one person to be? He has put in so much work and earned every dollar and ounce of recognition he has, but the disrespect or slander is out of pocket❗️🔥💪
True, but that's how New York cats uses to be back in the day. It look like when Kanye was spitting, Roc artists was like his rap skills were wack! Much respect for Kanye after watching the Doc
Almost 20 years later... this song is a certified classic 🌍
Who’s listening 👂🏿 in 2024 Kanye west ❤❤
Who else is here after watching the documentary. Hate it or love it you gotta admit that Kanye is a hip hop legend
Duh
Which documentary? What is it called?
@@joseespinoza9333 jeen yuhs on netflix
I understand him now his mom was his #1
@@demon6402 Thank you. Every Kanye fan thanks you. Now, if only everyone else can understand, present day Kanye is just lost without his rock and support. Hey Mama!
The footage in the documentary where the choir was rehearsing this was amazing…kudos to Coodie for being there for Kanye and sharing these moments!
Yeahhhh that bit gave me goosebumps when it all came together!
I got chills from that 🥺❤️
How come the choir aren’t on the song? Is it on a different version?
@@moolooKev yeah I also wonder about that! I guess the chorus is just a remixed sample of the choir right?
Would’ve been awesome to hear the actual choir
Currently watching the documentary and this song hits different when u see Pharrell walking out the room in disbelief on how good this song is and his incredible word play‼️‼️
I swear
I miss this Kanye before he lost his mom, before the Kardashians destroyed him and before he lost his way. There was a light in his eyes, an optimism and sense of humble determination in his early songs. This song is a reminder of the once in a generation talent this man had.
The College Dropout, Late Registration and Graduation will forever be the masterpieces
For sure. I liked some songs on graduation but the dropout and LR are the best hands down
True. Graduation was a good album Zane Dietlin
+Zane Dietlin I was listening to graduation the other night too and yes you're right about that.
*For everyone that is sleep and not focused on God Jesus Christ will come upon you like a thief in the night the great tribulation is soon to come and the clouds of heaven is getting closer and closer to the earth the clouds are almost touching the top of the trees Jesus is giving us signs that the kingdom is near ,, you all will see Jesus Christ descending out of heaven coming with great power and glory then will you be afraid i command you all to keep your heart with God and be watchful,, the lord God is a punishing God and is more hard loving then your parents are repent and be baptized for the remission of sins.*
+Follow Jesus (It's Written) it's not that serious
“I swear this right here, history in the making man”
6.6 billion later…
I'mma leave the sixes as is 😈
That's inaccurate. 1.8 billion (Forbes).
Alright, they passed the 666 likes, so I added mine 😂😂
🍊 *I WISH MY ASMR VIDEOS WERE ALSO COOL LIKE THIS VIDEO.* 🍊☺️
@@thatganglecreature2212 forbes is the only site that still says 1.8 bil
I actually shed a tear everytime I hear this song now. Seeing the path he's currently on now makes me upset and I really yearn for this hungry, brilliant artist we had 20-something years ago. I know art evolves over time, but you can't help to wish for a reimagining of the past.
I really miss this Kanye....
Yes, from Chicago and love who he used to be
We ALL DO!!!!!!! Lets pray for him 🙏
concordo, bons tempos que não volta....
same 🙁
I do too. Seeing him the way he is rn and seeing all of his "start" in here, like being the humble but at the same time hungry and confident player he was, this really makes me sad man i don't even know why really.
4:41 still gives me goosebumps. ❤
One of the most if not the most iconic Kanye moment.
That part always got to me as a kid and now as adult I fully get it especially because I lost my best friend 2years ago this is timeless!
So... am I the ONLY ONE who has just stopped the Netflix documentary to FACT CHECK this video on CZcams?????
This is a MASTERPIECE, smdh... DAMN!
I have the netflix documentary paused right now as I'm watching this video.
Doing that right now 🔥🔥🔥sheesh
Did the exact same thing lmao
@@screwedupworld3204 Same here!!!
Same 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Coodie deserves so much props. I honestly never even heard of him till the documentary and Kanye wouldn't even exist, or at least in the way we know him, if it weren't for coodie. He dropped everything and left his whole life because he had so much faith in Kanye and I hope it paid off because he arguably deserves a great chunk of whatever Kanye's made. Shouts out to the men and women behind the scenes that really make shit happen
Kanye would definitely exist if Coodie wasn't in the pic. You saying he wouldn't is insane. He was well on his way with or without the film crew. This video wouldn't exist the way it is though if Coodie wasnt there.
Coodie stayed down no matter what. All the time he put in, it definitely paid off! Coodie and Chike got $30M for this documentary!!!
@@bossesonly2717 where did you get this info?
@@matheusrodrigues6923 I did a little research....Variety Magazine reposted Netflix bought it for around $30M. He probably was like I just got y'all this deal and you can't let me see everything before everyone else. He felt played like damn I just bought y'all back in my life got this crazy deal and y'all won't let me see the final edit. I feel for Ye too🙄
I AGREE that man saw it all and I respect the times he knew when to turn off the camera that was really like his little brother 💜
“But im a champion, turn tragedy into triumph” strong words
Fun fact: Time flies, this came out 20 years ago.
I cried through both episodes of the documentary.... Kanye is the prime example of if you don't believe in yourself no one will....he worked so hard for that shit and he deserves it.... I'll forever be behind him..I love him
Same I cried too
I cried as well. Dr. Donda West believed in him FIRST! Her love and belief in him gave him the power to be unstoppable!!! Their bond was BEAUTIFUL!
I didnt cry. But yes. It was amazing. His determination is to be envied.
Same I cried a lot
Yeah , I got a little teary. It's like you could feel his sadness 😔 and as soon as he made it to his mom that cloud disappeared. Even his mom made me feel better. 😆 lol.
This documentary makes you realize why Kanye believes in himself or some say full of himself. It really make you understand why he so outspoken after everybody dissed him because he was different. It makes you realize why Kanye goes against the grain and authentically Kanye. He took every opportunity he was given and spoke his life into existence since day 1. Kanye ain't crazy Kanye is Kanye!!!!
Can you imagine having such an amazing loyal friend who believes in you the way Cootie did, Kanye.. That man dropped his entire life and invested it all into Kanyes life story. KANYE literally spoke everything he has today into existence .. His momma is smiling down from the heavens above, she raised an amazing man. #KingYe
This literally couldn’t have been said better, just waiting on part 3 now.
Now Im truly getting why has been so pissed at the rap industry for all these years, Even Jay z treated kanye like shit acting like kanye was just bothering him and once he saw what Kanye was about to become he was acting like that was his little brother from the start
@@nicolamommacita9420 beautifully said! Real fans understand Ye
Yes even Chaka dissed the song. It was a good song. Nobody had thought about Chaka since she covered Prince’s ‘I feel for you”…
The way he did this sample makes me cry 😢 so good!
This song made me think about how I almost lost my life, fought for my life in the hospital, rehabilitated and quit drinking and doing drugs. 🙌🏻
Hallelujah 💪 💪 💪
I just love how Kanye's mom spoke to him, she loved him so much. The way she says his name 🥺 I can understand why loosing her has broken him so much. I love Kanye 💯
Yess!!! You heard NOTHING but love, respect and admiration when she spoke to him! And it wasn't for a camera!!! Her love gave him the power and confidence to do whatever he put his mind to! Huge loss for him. However, a love that deep could NEVER die!
I was thinking the same thing!! The way she said his name 🥲 I’m sure he misses that so much . Her death really took a toll on him /: she was his biggest fan. Everything. She created a star. He’s definitely 1 of 1. Icon. She deserves a ton of credit. His angel
I said the same thing!!
It was so beautiful seeing his mom truly believe in him unconditionally. She made the man we all see today
BROKE.....HIM....DOWN YOU HEAR ME! I feel like he Would definitely be in A much better place if His Beautiful Mother was Still here!!
The song that started it all.
I know that Kanye needs to come back.
@@tamarahines6975 he never left
@@1324Potato This Kanye needs to come back.
Rod waves was better
Yo upload a video
Happy 19th anniversary the college dropout!
No matter what happens to you, no matter what you're going through, don't let anyone stop you from spitting your soul, even if it's through a wire
never had respect for kanye until the documentary. now i see where the “ego” comes from. its what happens when noone believes in you and you do it all yourself
I cannot wait for you to discover some of his best music. Just like the documentary gave context to The College Dropout, each Kanye album has significant context required to fully understand them. Here's a list of my favorites
808's & Heartbreak - After his mother passed away (he blamed himself for it) and his fiance allegedly cheated on him, this album was born out of pure emotion. It absolutely changed the sound of rap music, introducing emotion, vulnerability, melody, and autotune to the mainstream hip hop fans.
My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy - Post-2009 VMA's where he interrupted Taylor Swift, the entire world hated him. He went on a self-imposed exile to Japan and later to Hawaii, and almost killed himself because of the hate he was getting. This album HAD to be great, or his career and life was over....(spoiler alert: this was consistently voted as the album of the decade so yes, it was great)
Yeezus - A mask of bravado and narcissism hiding a broken, vulnerable, frustrated Kanye West. Fresh off the success of MBDTF, he couldn't believe he still wasn't taken seriously in fashion. This album also details how Kim saves "Yeezus" (Kanye) from spiraling in fame.
The Life of Pablo - Kanye struggles to find identity now that he's gotten everything he wanted, he's made it in fashion/music and is now married with kids. He asks himself which Pablo he is. Picasso (artist)? Escobar (controversial figure/biggest mover of product or shoes)? St. Pablo (family man devoted to God)? The album is a look into his hectic mind, juxtaposing concepts from each of the 3 identities.
Yes, and they try to write him off as crazy, he aint crazy he may do silly stuff (we all do) but he acts the same now as he did then.
I feel like we call it ego but he knows it's self - believe..
@@GB-np4pi saw it recommended to me on nf but haven’t read the bio or nun, is it worth while?
"Now I could let these dream killers kill my self-esteem or use my arrogance as the steam to power my dream."
That's a line from "last call". Always stuck with me. Regardless of how you feel about kanye today, you can't argue with what he did to make this album happen.
Documentary completely changed my whole perspective of Kanye. Lots of respect to him. Such a great artist!!!
I totally agree. It did the same for me
ditto, though feel his recent behavior a little harder to digest.
@@He110World wym by recent behavior?
Girl yesss me too …mad respect
@@kruxfc9796 the Pete Davidson saga
Respect for this man, he has shown us all the difficulties he has been through, and recently when his mama passed away, this man is inspiring I swear
That gives an excuse for being a racist huh?
@@user-tb6gj9ku1che was going through a bipolar episode and dealing with the death of his mom , people have been racist for less
@@user-tb6gj9ku1c Yes, we like good quality music, stop whining about "racism" like a little baby
recently?
His mom died way back in 2007???
This is still for me Kanye's best song.
Hate him or love him, you just can‘t ignore the fact, that he literally changed HipHop with his sound 🔥
Fr
I don't understand why anyone would hate him after watching his documentary... Kanye was just that great, treated as if he owed people beats just because they were signed to the same record label. Kanye stayed humble and continued helping others, all while trying to get his album up and going without anyone really helping him.. invested 33 THOUSAND into what is now his most selling record to date. I always loved Kanye, but man, I'm even more a fan.
@@nicolamommacita9420 i hope this documentary helps people understand him
@@nicolamommacita9420 you aint lying. All those rappers i USED to listen to and respect treating him like that.
But he is where he is now, and they are where they are.
Always treat people good.
God bless kanye !
@@nicolamommacita9420 people hate him because they never heard a single song of his and dont know a single thing about him, they hate for the sake of it, let them be
I can’t believe Kanye rapped this song with his mouth wired shut
He wrote it while he had his mouth shut not rapped. How can u rap somethin with your mouth wired shut? No offense
@@Bella-pz9ox you can literally hear him speaking through the wires. Especially at the end. His mouth was wired not lips sewn together.
Bella 10 wrong
@@Bella-pz9ox bruh can't you hear his sound is totally different on here? Its not his lips its his mouth
@@krazyboimaina ok but I just feel like he shouldnt be pronouncing all his syllables right if he has he mouth wired shut, some thing are slurpy yes but I dont think it's possible. But like would it hurt to try and talk with your mouth wired shut, that shit is in your gums it probably would tear, because to say all your words correctly you gotta move your whole mouth. And some rappers have a natural slur when they rap.
That stare Kanye has at the end. Thats the stare of every young man who grows up with out a dad. Stick around dad. No more single moms
He took the song climax literally. 🔥 goosebumps. What a king.
That car crash created one of the greatest artist of all time. The VMAs created one of the greatest albums of all times. Nobody turns pain and hate into art like Ye. A genius who unfortunately doesn't get his flowers but will someday.
This right here 🙏🙏🙏
🙌🏽
No flowers? Dude is a billionaire
@@Ainttrippin And one of the most hated celebrities on earth.
@@brandonmendez6168 Who's album always go number one? Stop pretending one of the richest most powerful celebrities in the world is a victim. Shit save your pity for actual victims.
I didn’t even make through the entire documentary I had to come back! and to see how this was together is giving me chilllsss like I can cry honestly
Same
Same
Same
Just paused it when the put the cards on the board and had to watch too.
SAME
I lost my mom to a fatal car accident on my 21st birthday, so hearing this and knowing what happened to Kanye’s mom makes this hit differently 💯💯
Never stop chasing your dreams
I can't believe Chaka Khan hated that he sampled her song. You can hear the man pain in this song and he did the beat justice
It's cause he made her vocals a joke in the chorus, sped up and pitched up and weird.
@@cosmicghostrider2968 that's called sampling
@@akayysworld sampling is using the music as it is for the most part. I don't know what the hell to call messing with the vocals when the vocals are legendary and beautiful.
@@cosmicghostrider2968 sampling
@@cosmicghostrider2968 tf are u on about? its sampling, and it usually involves changing up the original sound to fit the new sound you are making. its rarer for a sample to remain as it was in the original
I remember when this song came out, I was 14 years and pregnant. I felt so alone but determined not to be another statistic. I listened to this song over and over. My son is now 18 years and doing his Bachelor's of Science in Nursing at a top University. Man!!!!!! Inspiration, self motivation amd faith in GOD carried me a long way. 🙏🏽❤❤❤ Kanye. Thank you. Cuddi, thank you.
💙💙💙💙
*Coodie lol
But that’s amazing, blessings to you and your family! ✌️
Oh my bad 🤦🏽♀️lol. Thank you. *Coodie...
i love this for you ❤️ me and your son were born around the same time, now going on the same paths in life and i wish you and him the best in life ❤️
God bless ❤️
After watching the documentary it makes you appreciate Kanye’s music more than ever.
He really give it up for Chaka there at the end
“But I'm a champion, so I turned tragedy to triumph
Make music that's fire, spit my soul through the wire” 👏🏽🔥
JB
"I'm the newest member of the Roc-a-fella team!!!!!"-Kanye West
Love that lyric
JB the best line ever spit 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
literally! thru the wire lawd GENIUS 🤯
Shit got a nigga tearin up a bit. Kanye came from humble beginnings. The man is one of the best in the game now.
You sound like a bitch Charles
Like for the profile picture.
Yung Dank
I'm not pretentious I swear Humble beginnings? The kid is as middle class as fuck, and from where I'm standing has had his entire career laid out for him. They should have never given him a deal, and kept him with his sampler making beats, where he belongs. He's a fucking brain-dead clown.
I'm not pretentious I swear kjdhflskdlghbfkgdlfvbdlfgd
Man, watching jeen-yuhs just gives you a whole different perspective. Nothing was given to this man. He had to fight for it all.
coodie my man huge respect for filming sincee roots
This song slaps different after watching "Jeen-Yuhs - A Kanye West Trilogy". Wow man that documentary will make you emotional . I thought I knew Kanye until I watched it. This guy been through it all, some guys even dissed him right on his face and he was humble. Talk of sacrifice, friendship, motherly love, perservarence, self belief. The documentary will change your whole perspective about this man.
The best documentary I respect him so much
Kanye has not been okay since his mother passed and watching this documentary really shows why 😥
Donda was an absolutely great mother to Kanye from what I watched. No wonder man…
A lot of people knew this about KAnye but sometimes the loudest noise is just the haters.
It really did that’s what brought me here cause i never watched the video i always knew the song . Probably was too young at the time
Thanks God Kanye survived this accident...look at the artistic genius.we would have missed. Bless you Kanye...you will overcome
Kanye is a legend
@@FHSBlackSwarm We'd love to invite you on our podcast as a guest ❤️
God had a plan for him. Look at him now doing God's work
@@Clyde what😂😂 lmao I like the hustle
..We are all born with sin, and the punishment of sin is death, but because of how much GOD loved us, HE sent HIS SON JESUS CHRIST to live the perfect sinless life so HE could become the sacrifice for our sins to die for US, and to take all of out sins and to finally cleanse us of that burden setting us free from hell, eternal suffering. All you have to do to accept this free gift is to accept JESUS CHRSIT as your LORD AND SAVIOR, and to repent (turn away from your sins) and to turn to GOD. GOD loves you, and someday I pray you realize that GOD BLESS
This is art.
The man took pain and he used it to spit fire while his jaw was wired shut.
His brilliance was his curse, as it was with every brilliant artist in history.
I respect the hell out of him still.
Legendary never gets old 💪
Kanye is special and should be appreciated while he’s here
Agreed
He's a god. Love this dude no matter what
@@mariod1547 wtf?
actually true
@@wanilimbe it's an expression
This will go down in history as one of those “forever memorable” songs.
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I hate rap mostly, but I can recognize a great song! Love Lil Wayne too... Was proud of myself the first time I heard Carter 4 and said "this sounds like a Kanye beat" and it was! And Through the Wire was the only Kanye song I'd ever heard!
Yes
@@noahflores952 oooooooooooo
Yes
Legendary
You’ll never understand senior year 2004 when this album dropped!!!! This, slow jams, Jesus walks, family business, last call, really the entire album no skippable tracks at all!!!!!!
Through the Wire was the first time I heard Kanye. It was on Christmas Eve 2003 and I remember I saw it on MTV at like 2 AM. I was 18 years old and I was home on Christmas break as a junior in high school. I was like "Oh my God, who is this? My mind was blown." It's crazy, and I'm really lucky that The College Dropout, Late Registration, and Graduation were the soundtracks to the final high school years and the next four years away at college. I'm now a 34 year old nerdy Dad and I still find myself coming back to these songs so regularly.
Crazy cause I'm the same age and was up about to sneak out my window that same exact night and time and heard this on the TV as I was exiting. I definitely wore my seatbelt that night tho. *btw MTV's Undressed had just went off and I believe it was Kurt who broke the news. Oh the fun days
The same
I feel that 💯💯💯
I was the same made me buy he's album then I think he was fucked up after he lost he's mam and broke up with he's wife he was never the same after that what was the album he made that year with the teddy bear in it was fair dark
I'm 29 I was in 8th grade when kanye dropped these masterpieces and I was immediately hooked on his style
Honestly the documentary is so heartfelt and makes this song 10x better than it was before
Not everybody needs a documentary to tell them what’s good
Not really, all you had to do was research the story
I doubt kids these days will ever have a song like this gem 💯 ❤
" I won't grow up , I'm grown ass kid ". I found that quote so relatable 💯
This documentary brought tears to my eyes. The sheer tenacity, determination, confidence, and will power of Kanye West is so inspiring.
Yes! And it all started with a Mother's Love!!!
@@Rosslady28 absolutely
😂
Après le documentaire sur Kanye west …. 👏👏
Kanye was already KANYE before he ever achieved mainstream recognition. To watch him in the documentary operate in his element with such confidence, tenacity, and clarity - - INSPIRATIONAL!
Yes it’s so true!
Exactly
Where’s all my Kanye fans?! I’m still here pumping his old tracks 🔥
Listen to freshman adjustment
HEREER
The most important and impactful artist of the 21st century, and this is a huge stepping stone. Fly as it gets right here. All love, Kanye.
The difference between success and failure is here. You either sit it out due to a injury, or you use that pain and create something
"Turn the worst thing into the best thing"- Kanye.
If that car crash hadn't happened music and pop culture would have been completely different today
Very well put
@@HamzaKhan-xi9yc you mean if that crash was fatal?
I had a injury and got paralyzed. This bullshit made no sense.
@@cardcode8345 lmao sorry but this comment thread is hilarious. This guy who probably never even broken a bone talking about how injuries are good and here you are calling out his bs
God bless Coodie for filming ALL of Kanye’s happiest moments
I’ll never forget when this song hit the radio in NYC I was 12 ❤️ Kanye fan ever since 🙏🏽
The ending made me cry back then I knew he would be special
Can't even recognize his voice at first props to him for showing his heart and toughness
you can't recognize his voice cuz his jaw was wired shut!!
+Michael Padilla he knows dumb bitch
+James Harper watch out we got an internet thug
+James Harper lmmfao G-Shit
+Michael Padilla LMAO... he "thumb thuggin" lol
When you realize that it’s all Coodies footage 🤯
I know right? That Scarface and Kanye footage brought me back here.
@@taylorwaylor8965 scarface flopped big time right?
Love how this mixes with " Through the fire" written by David Foster and sang by Chaka Khan superb track 💥
One of the greatest artists of all time 💯 This hit so different when you grew up on the south side of Chicago Rip Donda West
This video makes 100% more sense after the documentary. My respect for Kanye is higher after watching his life story. He deserves everything he conquered. He's a living legend!!! Period.
I feel the same!
@@imthebest7290 Man, I'm with you bro. We don't realize what people go through until we see it for ourselves. Kanye the 🐐!!!
@@briangiovanni2540 I was always a causal fan. I had the basic tracks like Slow Jamz and the college dropout cd. I have so much more respect for him now. About to download his whole catalogue
Your so right…it does all make sense I was only 17 thinking he was being creative lol…werd u Neva know til u see
“Turn tragedy into triumph, make music that’s fire, spit my soul through the wire”
The best verse he’s ever said
So inspiring
Before that he said but I’m a champion and i felt that in my bones
Verse on go hard was fire
"have you ever asked you're chick for other chickens" beats it
Best one is: “She got a light skinned friend look like Michael Jackson, Got a dark skinned friend look like Michael Jackson” from Slow Jamz 😂
Does he ever watch and listen to this and think, what happened to me? Its kinda sad
He doesn't even look like the same person in the eyes
Ye it's weird never seen somebody switch so much guess I never actually knew him but he just seemed so much dif money changed his entire social part of his brain it seems
@@adamjames7066that’s just not true at all he lost billions to stand up for what he believes in. He would have been a multi billionaire right now
Man, I was thinking the same damn thing!!
Insane that this was released 20 years ago. 😮
The amount of faith Coodie had in this man. He made a huge impact in Kanye life
I a gree with you.
Yes Sir
No one is like Kanye! Even back then he was a genius. The trilogy on Netflix made me gain much more respect for this man. A true hard worker. 💐
Maybe so hard it was too much and the guy needs therapy and a goodass vacation ?
Not hard. Smart
Chi towns very own !!
Had to visit this classic ❤
This song was good, after the documentary it became a classic. He might be off, but Kanye is one of the most talented hip hop artists to walk this planet.
"But I'm a champion, so I turned tragedy to triumph
Make music that's fire, spit my soul through the wire" that shit keeps giving me goosebumps
Love that verse🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
My favorite part
Same!!!!! 😤
i get physically cold hearing that line
Yes! This is my favorite part, and for some reason has been on my mind all this week, which is why I'm commenting right now.
Nobody can ever deny this man’s talent! No matter how much his name gets dragged!!
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💍🇯🇲🇭🇹😈🤱🇭🇹😈
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His talent is/was never in doubt.
KanYe's music became SHIT after he began dating Kim Kardashian.
She is devil worshipper!
Wats your IG
One of da best out da CHI FR
Kanye manifested his whole musical career, his imprint and influence will always be remembered 👌
Look at how big of a star he is than the label who didn’t back him up ? Never once has Kanye came across as full of himself just confident and I can honestly say his mother did a phenomenal job instilling that in him. And what a wonderful friend did he have behind him to see his vision ❤️
It's crazy watching people in the states hate on someone who made it and confidently. You guys used to embrace this type of human with self belief and confidence. Same thing happened with lavar ball and his children. I guess it shows the state of people right now. Alot of jealousy and hate.
i love mommy west and coodie boy stayed even after he was left out on a roadtrip!
Watching him and his mom talking in that documentary hit me, he really lost his biggest fan and best friend. Made me miss my mom
His mom was a gem when she sang his early rap song and the confidence she had in him losing her messed with him he never recovered
This song hit different after watching the Documentary
kanye west *Authentic views* to go viral
Every single track every lyric on this album was fire . 🔥 insane talent 👏🏾
Kanye can’t do nuttin wrong he classic
I remember staying up late in 2003 watching MTV just to see this video..Those were the days...
And the crazy thing is it really wasn’t that long ago. Technology is taking society so fast.
Ricky B hell yeah they were ..
Omg
Mtv live @ 3 after school, top ten. Staying up late switching between mtv & bet
Damn so true
The Documentary made cry... this man BELIEVED in his self and PUSHED his self to be heard. He didn't WAIT FOR NO ONE🔥🔥🔥💯✊🏾🐐😢 INSPIRING
Greatest artist of all time
Made me cry
It all makes perfect sense now. My respect for Kanye just reached another level
Right....doesnt it? Makes me question myself everytime he does something I dont understand.
I have to ask myself, "Is He on to something that I dont get yet??"🤔🤔
He is definitely years ahead
Great job, Coodie and Chike. You two did miracles. The community and the story of Kanye would be odd without you and your insistence on details and filming. Your craft has enabled us resee Kanye as the true living legend.
Well said. He promoted you don't need a body count or jail time to be as big as JayZ
@@sprig6043 exactly. No drugs. Clean records and you don't even have to diss your mum. I think Donda raised the bar for single mothers who give their all for a healthy child.
@@bura-barivincentnwilo6575 💯 because of that documentary I understand why Kanye has that inflated self belief. His mum Instilled it in him. Their closeness and her constant praise for even the smallest of things she let him know and she said it all with that Donda smile. There was one point he asks his mum does she think he's arrogant and her reply was so loving, reassuring and supportive. Kanye has achieved against all odds and dominated,up to the final hour he was under appreciated by his peers but they had to behold the site Greatness
@@sprig6043 the Site of Greatness. You got it right.
WOW! 4:40 was actually saying Thank You to Chaka, not us!
I didn't realize that after all these years. He was saying "Thank You." to her for allowing clearance of using her sample!
The story goes her son was mates with Kanye and after the car accident he was inspired to make a song about it.
After he left the hospital and produced the track, he requested the clearance on her vocals without her having a chance to listen to it. She ONLY okayed it because she felt so bad for Kanye being in the accident. When the official track got released to the public she HATED it and regretted approving it.
Even the great Chaka Khan couldn't see Ye's genius yet.
Today it's one of the most classic hip-hop songs of all-time and created a new genre of hip-hop.
In some ways I think this is his best song, his first release, the story behind it…masterpiece