Yo, what's up.
It’s your boy KSI and I’m going to be finding out which one of these YouTube rappers
is gonna get my cosign.
My whole YouTube career, it started with gaming.
I have a fan base, they're ready to listen to whatever I put out, which is awesome because
certain artists can't really venture out into different genres because their audience is
expected to hear them on one particular sound.
I feel like a lot of artists feel quite disrespected by a YouTube rapper or YouTube artists.
They don't really see it as real proper.
Recently I dropped my debut album Dissimulation and it's done crazy numbers, man, especially
in the UK it's done bits.
And it shows that YouTube rappers are making moves, man.
I know a lot of people in the music industry are watching this and going, “yo, there's
something here, something's happening here.”
Jarvis.
I do remember he made this song, I do remember he made this song.
Oh god, this is so bad, man.
It just sounds like he's not even trying.
He's got a nice voice though, you know?
I think he just needs to work on his lyrics a bit more.
For a YouTube rapper that doesn't normally rap or make music, this is actually all right.
But when I'm looking at the grand scheme of music, this is not good.
Obviously a lot of people don't know who Jarvis is, but he was a FaZe member that got banned
from Fortnite for showing to his audience, him cheating.
He was using hacks.
And obviously Fortnite was like, “no, you can't do that.”
Even if you are a Youtuber.
Are y'all really going to make me react to Dax video, man?
Thing is with Dax, with Dax, with Dax.
All right.
He don't make songs.
This is something you'd listen to once, maybe twice, but then that's it, bro.
It's always freestyles, man.
Make a song! Have a chorus!
Okay, yo, look at this little kid.
What? Aye, what? Gee. Fam. Aye, aye, okay.
Hey yo, how old is this girl, fam?
She’s six?!
I’d listen to this than Dax, man. I don't care what anyone says.
All right.This sounds lit, bro!
That's what I mean about songs!
All right.
So many people just don't know how to make songs, including Dax!
This, she's six, and I want to hear this again!
Obviously flow-wise, it's quite basic.
But she's six, so I don't expect her to be rapping like Eminem.
But I don't know.
It's a cool vibe.
I like the chorus. I like the chorus.
Aye! Gee. AK!
Let’s go, my G. Hey, this is mad!
This is a verse.
AK, that's what I'm talking about.
This is what I mean!
Bro, I'm going to add this guy on my playlist, bro.
The flow, the wordplay, just the chorus as well.
It's just simple.
Winnin,’ winnin,’ winnin,’ winnin.’
And bro, it's just simple, but it's catchy, and I like that, man.
That's what I'm talking about when I mean I want YouTube rappers or YouTube artists
to make songs that people can play over and over again.
No one is going to play Dax over and over again.
I know I'm clowning on Dax again.
I don't care, man.
You guys started this!
You shouldn't have bright Dax into this.
Now I'm going to have to clown him every time, bro.
Oh, B.Lou, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I know him.
My mind reacts to bear videos.
I like the music video.
The music video's, it's very artsy.
Very artsy with how it's shot.
The song is just a bit all over the place with the rapping.
It's kind of like on top of each other.
I don't know.
For me, I'm looking at performing this would be very dead.
It would just be background music.
The thing is I do like B.Lou, man.
I think his reactions to certain music videos are jokes.
Maybe it's not for me.
Maybe it's for his audience or a certain type of people or group of listeners, but no, it's
not for me, man.
Geeze.
I love Noel's voice, man.
Noel's voice is so sick.
It's so sick.
Aye, this beat is so mad as well, man.
I like this, the way they both just rap on this, oh man. Man.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Sick, sick, sick, sick.
You can definitely tell that they're taking it more seriously, just from obviously a music
video standpoint, it's just ... the levels have increased.
The production of the music has increased.
Tiny Meat Gang fucking rocks.
It's a jokes name, but if I fuck with it, man, like ultimately you can be called Toilet,
as long as you're making heat, it don't fucking matter, man.
For me, it's all about how it sounds, because that's what's important when it comes to a
song, how it makes you feel, how replayable it is, et cetera.
Faze Jarvis, beat wise was good, but when it comes to the flow, I kind of just got bored.
Dax, Obviously my man can rap.
Dax obviously, my man can rap anyone's head off, but can he make a song?
Grey Skye Evans, I mean, I love the energy from her.
She's got a good future, she just needs to work on her craft?
I can't believe I'm saying this about six year old!
What the hell? What?
AK.
I like him a lot, man.
I've never listened to any of his songs before, but from the first listen, I'm locked in, man.
Sonically, it's beautiful, man.
I like B.Lou, quite a bit with his swagger.
I like how he looks and everything, he definitely brings something to songs.
He has a presence, but I just don't know if it's the right presence yet.
TMG, they get it, they understand it, they...
You can tell, especially Noel, you can tell that he has a passion when it comes to music,
he loves this shit.
After watching these YouTube rappers, the person that I'm going to have to cosign is,
AK.
I think a lot of people knew this was coming for me, AK just stood out and yeah, I'm excited
to see more of his music for sure.
After seeing all these videos, it just shows there's a lot of good and there's a lot of
bad when it comes to YouTube music.
But I think the exciting thing is that there is good, it's actually good.
I remember back in the day when there wasn't good, there was no nothing to be excited about,
and now we're getting to a stage where YouTubers, are creating a fan base that are excited about our music.
We were about to box, but clearly my man is the king at ducking, but he didn't want any
of my smoke.
He was like, "Oh, yeah.
I want a five-star hotel when I go to London.
I want first class when I take a flight to London," said all these things.
I was like, "Yeah, cool." All right.
I booked it.
I'm booking it, I'm booking it, I'm booking it. "All right. What's up?"
Then it was like, "Oh, wait.
Okay, well I've got a show that I need to do," blah, blah, blah, blah.
He just ducked left, right, and center.