Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "LIL YACHTY - SLIDE"

Episode Date: August 4, 2023

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticLil Yachty is back with a new EP called "Slide," and Analytic Dreamz breaks it down on this segment of Notorious Mass Effect.In this segment, Dreamz discusses the three songs on the EP, "Slide," "Solo Steppin Crete Boy," and "Strike (Holster)." He also talks about the recent success of Lil Yachty's Let's Start Here. album, and how it has led to a new level of respect for the rapper from his fans.This segment is perfect for fans of Lil Yachty, hip-hop, or music in general. Dreamz provides insightful analysis of the new EP, as well as interesting insights into the state of hip-hop today.Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Little Yaddy is unfortunately back again putting out new music because, you know, somebody asked for it. But basically he has a three-song EP title Slide and I wish this would have slid itself into the trash can. But unfortunately, it's on all DSPs currently. And you can stream it if you want to. Just know that it would probably be the worst thing you've ever heard in your life. So as you probably already can tell, I'm not the biggest fan, Lil Yadi. in general, I do believe, and I kept a list, I do keep a list over the years of the artists and musicians that I just feel like sonically and as a musician, solely as a musician, is just utter garbage. You know, I have the likes of, we have like, I's JJ Fish, of course, over the years, you know.

um we have a lot of people probably some YouTubers that try music I probably throw some of them in there um whoever that little Zandu was he was straight yeah that was that was

that's a PG podcast but you already know what I'm trying to say and then we have Lil Yadi just one of the worst musicians I've ever heard in my life now as a person of course I want to say that

I feel like his business mind is now intact. Because, of course, when he was on the infamous everyday struggle with Joe Budden and DJ academics, he was bringing up things he had no idea about, if that makes sense. He was talking about things he had no idea about. So he was saying, oh, this is my deal, this is my deal. Joe Buddy was asking very direct questions. And Yaddy literally was not educated enough to talk about his own deal. his own contract that affects him he was not educated enough to talk about it contract that affects him

not nobody else specifically him he had no idea about so of course joe buddham made a logical conclusion that you're probably in a 360 deal and you need to take this music seriously because this industry would chew you up and spit you out and of course you know he said a little bit more vitriol than of course i would but i feel like joe button was giving him a a very valuable lesson. Granted, veins were popping out of his head, so it probably looked a little intimidating, but the message he was basically trying to get across is, you don't want to end up like him. Of course, infamously, Joe Button, you know, had pump it up, and that's signed to one person

that signed to another person. Basically, Joe Button talks about just now almost being like five, three to five years away from getting the rights to pump it up or something like that. and Pump It Up came out like When did pump it up? Actually, let's actually look at what Pump It Up came out. So that should let you know what type of contracts. These labels can put you under if you're not knowledgeable about the deal that directly affects you. So, of course, after that, you know, interview, Yadhi probably decided Joe Button was just a complete maniac.

But then he came to realize that he was probably telling a little bit of truth. And, you know, he actually switched and transitioned into being in a more business-minded person. And I really do credit him with that because I feel like without that switch to be in business minded, he would have completely fell off because his musical attributes or adjists in all time low. And I feel like the Poland song is very interesting because that track also is very trash. But a lot of people play it everywhere. But simply because something is popular does not mean as good. case and point this year I really enjoyed the Ray Schremer album

now almost nobody listened to it but me I feel like it's so like what 20 24 some thousand first week but that doesn't stop me from saying it's one of my favorite albums of the year now directing that to Poland Poland was a polarizing track

of course and Yadi's sound with the little shaky effects that Post Malone been doing way better for years Yaddy gets credit for that for Poland and now everybody loves that track. Once again, I just feel like his business mind leaps and bounds ahead of his musical mind, which is how he's able to stay in the game because he probably knew, you know, I'm probably not the best rapper. He even tried to go prove it time and time again going up to Hot 97,

going up to the breakfast club, doing all type of freestyle, trying to let people know that he can rap, all for just people to say once again that he's straight. up garbage because he is. One of the worst musicians I've ever heard in life. But it may sound harsh, but I'm also giving him a compliment because I do feel like business-wise,

he is very evolved from when the date of him going on everyday struggle and basically having no idea what type of contract he was under. When Yadi, when Joe Button was yelling at him with veins popping out of his head. So anyways,

I finally found out when a pump it up out so pumping up came out in 1999 and it was published by and um ero basically i say that to say this it's 2023 that track came out in 1999 and joe button is still trying to get the royalties to set to that actual track and because he has to he's like a um i forget what it's called but it's kind of like when you do to to create uh another scenario it's like if you do a crime and then years later it's like you can talk about that crime because it's like enough time. Statue of limitations. That's what I find it.

It's like that before a song. So basically after a number of years, the song royalties goes like directly to Joe Budden because of the way that the contract was set up. Not all contracts are like that, but basically I say that because it just exemplifies the fact or exemplifies why Joe Budden was literally yelling at Yadi for not knowing the specifics of his deal and just acting completely as if that was. was okay. So anyways,

um, musically, like I keep saying, I'm not just gonna be the dead horse. Like, y'all already know how I feel about a little yadi. Like, every time I talk about him,

it's just, it's going to be the same sentiment until he drops on him. Now I think it's just even serviceable. So this man is, um, yeah, man, one of the worst musicians I've ever heard in my life.

But as far as a person, he seems pretty cool. As far as his business, uh, mind, he seems like he's evolved and he's definitely, uh, put his,

mark on the game unfortunately by influencing one of the biggest artists in the world which is probably why I'm most upset because with Drake being influenced by a little Yadhi you never know what can come up that honestly with his background vocals on her loss those actually was pretty solid and for that it's probably the worst compliment you could ever give a hip-hop musician that their backup vocals for another artist was solid so anyways click my link to your bio let me know one of my social media is what do you think about little yaddi just being utter garbage and just one of the worst musicians we've ever seen in life and comparing that to his business mind

where do you think he stands as far as his impact in the hip-hop industry