Rhythm Roulette: Pi'erre Bourne | Mass Appeal

jo pierre you wanna stay out there?

Wow. He freaked those samples so quick. Legend!

Those beats were so cold

pierre is a music wizzard my goodness

He’s so tough man 🏁🏁🏁🏁

Whenever I need inspiration I watch this still till this day

ITS CRAZZZY

The secound beat go so hard

bro just cooked up a whole E.P lol of FIRE!!!!!!!

this is like if black people made music

What did he do in Ableton?

dat last beat so fye

A-1 is such a dope shop!! Visited there last month

Last beat goes hard. Where that beat at?

he da goat

YO PI'ERRE

Yeah we know about samples not being able to get cleared pierre😭

I STOPPED WATCHING WHEN HE PULLED OUT FRUITY LOOPS LOL

Anything with N-Cage will work

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What the sample he sample

You know when he starts doing his lil dance its heat

“I dont use them because i dont know how to clear samples” …… uses a sample from a very popular TV show as his tag

I love Pierre

yikes

What the plug-in he’s using to speed up & slow down the samples? Cuz I just use the FL audio controls and it takes forever to load whenever I change pitch

Pierre got utorrent☠️☠️

okay so this dudes drum kits is just a mix of everybody thats hot drum kit?

That first beat was insane, take you to another planet

not bad

his art books are so sweet man

GOAT

Are we able to listen to these beats somewhere?

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This kid doesn't know real music.
Kashif is a legend...R.I.P.
Everything in Hip Hop is borrowed.

Don't know who this dude is but as soon as i heard that Trap style hi-hat, I was out.

*Insert door screach *

the birth of groceries on the TLOP5

Nice

Kashif is responsible for majority of that 80s upbeat funk sound. A great songwriter az well. May he rest in peace

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This is crazy. At his age, I was in the "boom bap" beatmaking. Hundreds of beats made probably. But this generation brings something totally new to sampling. At first, I was saying to myself "what is he doing? it's a mess!", then it became clearer and clearer and the obvious sample vanished into something different. That's creative, intelligent and probably the consequence of a totally different approach to beatmaking. Great. Thank you.

I can’t stop listening to the second beat he made. I’ve probably played it back over 150 times