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their second album to be cautious in its first week of release. Love or hate Drizzy, that's a lot of records. Probably the best track on the album of the rapper are rags to riches ballad Look what you did, the first dedication of his mother and his uncle. The backbone of the song is a melody on the piano in a studio session with rapper and lyricist late Static Major and E cohort smoke Diggler, the sample is not an official source, but from YouTube.

Now, sampling is not new - even grandma knows that Drake gave birth to hip-hop - but it seems that the traditional format of vinyl and tape are usurped by the media more accessible. Since 40% of users visit YouTube to watch music videos, it seems a natural progression for producers to use it for code examples.

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For purists, there is only a matter of sound quality, but the separation of the original material. The older generation knew your vinyl in reverse, fine scratches. The politics of sampling are very deep, or pay for, crying for inspiration, or include messages.
However, although some critics scoff at YouTube as a form of art small sample, there is something deeply honest and exciting that reflects the way we consume information today . There may be a lack of understanding about the original context, but a new world of meaning arises in its place.