Earl Sweatshirt and Vince Staples - Inside the Beat - Ep. 1

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Published 2014-05-06
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In the first episode of Inside the Beat we explore the sonic imaginations of Earl Sweatshirt and Vince Staples. Earl explores the trippy possibilities of producing sound, while Vince takes us on a lyrical journey of inspiration through his hometown, Long Beach, CA.

Noisey teamed up with producers from all over the world in a seven part original documentary series to investigate the genesis of their music through their own personal stories. This is Inside the Beat.

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All Comments (21)
  • I miss this era, I know it was only 4 years ago but the whole 2010s wave of hip hop with TDE, OF, Mac Miller, Action Bronson, A$AP Rocky, all mashing and collabing. There was something about that wave.
  • @__Babaaaa
    Here we are 2023 thinking bout that 2010’s era that brought us all these legends… Goddamn time flies.
  • @TEXASGUNC1UB
    “I think of music in weird terms” makes east
  • @crammatical
    "He doesn't breathe, he has gills" I guess you could say he's a big fish
  • @MVRBFree
    2 completely different backgrounds & personalities, but you can tell Earl & Vinces friendship is genuine.
  • I keep on coming back to this video for Vince's verse at 2:57 and 5:37. I know that the beat was used for "Sellout," by Denmark Vessey (which is sick btw), but Vince went so hard on that beat. 6 years later and still such a shame it was never released.
  • Man these times are really gone. Weird to think this era will never ever be experienced again the way we did. Even though this is like 6 and a half years old, it makes me so insanely nostalgic I wanna cry. R.I.P. MAC MILLER❤️
  • @ashton9855
    3:07 REST IN PEACE MAC, will forever love you, thank you for everything🕊
  • @brianself5598
    I fucking miss this type of hip hop with a passion. I wish OF was still a thing. I missed it completely and I have been trying to catch up ever since tyler dropped flower boy. When I first heard that shit, it blew me away. And then I dug deeper, listening to older albums like goblin. And then I looked into earl's albums. Fuck man I wish I knew about this when it was popping.
  • @Cat_main_apex
    Mac was a catalyst of energy, the Sanctuary created such incredible music, and Mac’s personality brought out the best in people. 2012-2015 was a wave for sure
  • Vince is a fucking genius, his mindset and philosophy is what we need more of in this word. "Never depend on hope, that'll put you in a very bad place if you're expecting certain things to happen"
  • @cyanese
    "I just smoke weed and enjoy the sounds."
  • @GoodxJ
    It made me so happy seeing Mac in this! Long Live Malcolm. Wish he made a whole entire group project with Vince and Earl.
  • @generaldom
    Vice has been killing it. It's cool to see a behind the scenes documentary type video that's shot like an indie flick.
  • @TheJackass187
    That beat at 2:57 is on Denmark Vessey album Sun Go Nova. The song is called sellout.
  • @number1slays
    3:26 EARL " hes a freak!" * at vince MAC "he has gils!" idk why that killed me. RIP Mr. Fisherman