It all started innocently enough, Kanye lifting “Young Folks” for his mixtape and plastering a bunch of “uh uh” and “uh-uh-uhhh”s overtop the tune’s ubiquitous whistle. Then Kanye broke the fourth wall and invited PB&J to perform the tune with him live at Gothenburg, Sweden’s Way Out West Festival, which netted the YouTube you’ll see below. Definitely no whistling track, definitely live bongos, definitely a bit of a mindfuck: PBJ&Ye…
More footage here and here. Kanye’s getting good at this hype-man-for-guitar-bands thing! Jeah-jeah-jeah-jeah.
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blah blah blah who cares, let’s talk more about the prospect of kanye forcing 50 cent into retirement.
I dont see why this song is so popular. I saw them perform it live on tv today, its nothing special.
fuck kanye…and i’m close to saying fuck PB&J. what are they doing?!
that was pretty disappointing. why can’t he perform live with daft punk?!?!
misconception/improper use of “breaking the fourth wall,” (not to mention unnecessary).
Kanye did some amazing production on Common’s latest album. All his beats are creative and fun! If you watch his videos http://www.imf.com/videos/?op=artist_videos&artist=Kanye%20West# on IMF, you’ll see what I am saying. I don’t mean to pump up Kanye, but he is the best out now, with Primo. He sounds like no one else and is consistent.
“breaking the fourth wall” is the “rosa parks” of misused metaphors.
kanye is awful. I don’t understand why anyone thinks he’s a good rapper.
Please coin the PBJ&Ye term. its gold.
word, rastafarianlibrarian. word.
Fucking tone-deaf…