1 hour Kanye West interview with MTV You Heard It First (2002)

[TheDarceKnight]

It's been posted before, but the videos were deleted. Cats like " changed a lot posted it before. Really fascinating interview considering where he is now. I remember the little You Hear It First segment but didn't know it was a whole hour.

This is basically a longer version of the story he tells at the end of Last Call on College Dropout. Also he talks about a bunch of tats of song names he's produced that tells "his "story" at 57:55. One cool quote he said is "Man if I could rap as good as I make beats I'd drop 6-Mics every time!"

 

[TheDarceKnight]

A couple other things from early in his career.

Kanye playing Never Let Me Down for Pharrell and rapping and Pharrell bugging out


Kanye and Consequence freestyling in a car. The 2nd beat is another beat Kanye did with the same sample as The Truth.


Video says making of Through The Wire but it's really just some more early Kanye studio footage that ends with him rapping his verse off The Bounce to Jay over his own beat instead of the Timbo beat that ended up on Blueprint 2.


Kanye rapping his Two Words verse to Mos Def and Wood Harris (Avon Barksdale)


Kanye performing Wow and Last Call in 2002


Kanye with Rhymefest in the studio in early 2002



Kanye making a beat


Kanye showing Jay the Lucifer beat and hook


Kanye and Jon Brion working on Late Registration

 

[Eastside Get The Money]

Brehs can anybody find Kanye's first (maybe only) TLR video? I remember him being so humble and thankful in that interview

 

[TheDarceKnight]

Brehs can anybody find Kanye's first (maybe only) TLR video? I remember him being so humble and thankful in that interview

I remember that but can't find it on youtube.