The video shows a stove as that part comes on
Havoc Clears Up the Myth About Him Sampling a Stove in the 'Shook Ones, Pt. 2' Beat
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HollywoodP
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I heard it breh. It actually does exists.just like the infamous Style P Aaliyah diss that so many claim to have heard but not one drop of evidence yet
TheDarceKnight
Veteran
i think the beginning of the music video has contributed to the mythIāve seen cats on this site argue that this is true
chopchop702
Pro
He should reveal the REAL secret to that beat
The fact that q tip actually made that shyt.
Havoc my have created that piano loop but q tip was responsible for everything else. The drums, the other blended samples, and engineering.
Anyone who is a student of hip hop production knows Q tip pretty much did all the beats on the infamous album. And he only got credit for like 2 of them.
Just listen to the drums on every track. Those are q tips ATCQ drums! And listen to the beautifully blended jazz samples in a lot of them. Thats signature q tip.
Probably why q tip never worked with them again and why the infamous album was so great
The fact that q tip actually made that shyt.
Havoc my have created that piano loop but q tip was responsible for everything else. The drums, the other blended samples, and engineering.
Anyone who is a student of hip hop production knows Q tip pretty much did all the beats on the infamous album. And he only got credit for like 2 of them.
Just listen to the drums on every track. Those are q tips ATCQ drums! And listen to the beautifully blended jazz samples in a lot of them. Thats signature q tip.
Probably why q tip never worked with them again and why the infamous album was so great
I don't think this is far from the truth because we all know the next album Hell on Earth got WAAAY grimierHe should reveal the REAL secret to that beat
The fact that q tip actually made that shyt.
Havoc my have created that piano loop but q tip was responsible for everything else. The drums, the other blended samples, and engineering.
Anyone who is a student of hip hop production knows Q tip pretty much did all the beats on the infamous album. And he only got credit for like 2 of them.
Just listen to the drums on every track. Those are q tips ATCQ drums! And listen to the beautifully blended jazz samples in a lot of them. Thats signature q tip.
Probably why q tip never worked with them again and why the infamous album was so great
Whips-n-Chains
Chi
He should reveal the REAL secret to that beat
The fact that q tip actually made that shyt.
Havoc my have created that piano loop but q tip was responsible for everything else. The drums, the other blended samples, and engineering.
Anyone who is a student of hip hop production knows Q tip pretty much did all the beats on the infamous album. And he only got credit for like 2 of them.
Just listen to the drums on every track. Those are q tips ATCQ drums! And listen to the beautifully blended jazz samples in a lot of them. Thats signature q tip.
Probably why q tip never worked with them again and why the infamous album was so great
@mobbinfms this true?
I know tip had a big hand in the album
@chopchop702 is full of shyt.
I have the shook ones vinyl single and there is no mention of Q Tip on it. Of course that dropped before the album so if Tip had involvement in it it would have been credited.
Tip definitely played a big part in the sound of the album via beefing up the drums, producing three songs and I imagine mixing and engineering, but the leap to āQ-Tip pretty much did all the beatsā I Completey unsubstantiated bullshyt.
Had Tip actually fully produced the entire album, youāre telling me he would have just let Mobb Deep take all the credit, not to mention getting financially fukked over? It makes no sense. It doesnāt fit. If it doesnāt fit, @chopchop702 can eat a dikk.
Tip did not āpretty much do all the beatsā
The Abstract that nikka for realHe should reveal the REAL secret to that beat
The fact that q tip actually made that shyt.
Havoc my have created that piano loop but q tip was responsible for everything else. The drums, the other blended samples, and engineering.
Anyone who is a student of hip hop production knows Q tip pretty much did all the beats on the infamous album. And he only got credit for like 2 of them.
Just listen to the drums on every track. Those are q tips ATCQ drums! And listen to the beautifully blended jazz samples in a lot of them. Thats signature q tip.
Probably why q tip never worked with them again and why the infamous album was so great
Whips-n-Chains
Chi
See I always thought it was the opposite.
The infamous always sounded grittier, grimier, and overall more organic.
I absolutely love Hell on Earth and while the beats are darker on HoE, in my personal opinion theyāre not grimier than shook ones, start of your ending, eye for an eye, QU hectic, etc. HoE always sounds super refined when compared to Infamous.
im def splitting hairs here but HoE sounds darker but not grimier than albums like Liquid Swords, the infamous, return to the 36 chambers.
The Infamous is like GoodFellas, Hell On Earth is like Casino. Both incredible movies but to me GoodFellas just feels more organic
Hav is so chill. Total opposite of P(RIP). Makes sense why he never got into any rap beefs.
Whips-n-Chains
Chi
@chopchop702 is full of shyt.
I have the shook ones vinyl single and there is no mention of Q Tip on it. Of course that dropped before the album so if Tip had involvement in it it would have been credited.
Tip definitely played a big part in the sound of the album via beefing up the drums, producing three songs and I imagine mixing and engineering, but the leap to āQ-Tip pretty much did all the beatsā I Completey unsubstantiated bullshyt.
Had Tip actually fully produced the entire album, youāre telling me he would have just let Mobb Deep take all the credit, not to mention getting financially fukked over? It makes no sense. It doesnāt fit. If it doesnāt fit, @chopchop702 can eat a dikk.
Thereās an interview I read recently where Tip lays out exactly what he did for the album and he didnāt mention ghost producing.
Iāll see if I can find it.
Maybe it was this?
Knowledge Drop: How Q-Tip Played A Major Role In Shaping Mobb Deepās āThe Infamousā
āOnce Tip comes around he hears different things. He changes kicks, snares, whatever.ā
genius.com
Whips-n-Chains
Chi
Off topic but always wanted a NYC head to explain wtf a ā118 tiny tyeā is, or whatever tf Noyd says on Right Back At You
u mad son?
All Star
I thought the myth came from the music video... The stove click goes off during the intro.