Re: Meet Pablo Dylan

On Fri, 18 Oct 2024 13:48:58 +0000, Will-Dockery wrote:

>
 > khematite wrote:
 > http://allhiphop.com/stories/news/archive/2011/07/21/22847570.aspx
 >
 > Hip-Hop has again proven it has no bounds with respect to its
growth
 > and participation, as recently, Pablo Dylan, Bob Dylans grandson,
 > broke onto the Hip-Hop scene with a mixtape where he produces and
raps
 > on the project.
 >
 > Bob Dylan known for the political and social messages in his music,
is
 > widely regarded as the voice of the rock, folk, and hippie
generation
 > of the 1960s.
 >
 > I mean, really, my grandfather, I consider him the Jay-Z of his
time,
 > and he definitely has a legacy that a lot of people look up
to," Pablo
 > Dylan told AllHipHop.com in an exclusive interview. "He feels
strongly
 > about my music and I love him to death.
 >
 > Pablo is the son of the famous folk singers son, Jesse, famous for
 > having directed music videos for Tom Petty and Lenny Kravitz, and
for
 > having directed the Will.I.Am music video for "Yes We
Can," inspired
 > by President Barack Obama's historic run in 2008.
 >
 > We just put out the mixtape 10 Minutes; we got like 50,000 views
on
 > that, and I just got back in the studio to work on things and
perfect
 > everything. Pablo said.
 >
 > My single with Little Chuckee and Darnell Robinson is dropping
soon,"
 > an excited Pablo said about his song with Young Moneys Lil
Chuckee.
 > Me and Darnell did a song on my mixtape, he hooked me up with all
the
 > people and they sent the song back with a hook and few verses.
 >
 > Pablo, soon to turn 16, is an avid Hip-Hop fan and cites Eminems
 > Eminem Show as the first hip-hop album where he really fell in
love
 > with the music.
 >
 > With 10 Minutes as the first project he has released, as most
would
 > imagine, Pablo has an extensive musical background.
 >
 > This was the first project I ever came out with, and it was meant
to
 > show people what I have been working for, and how I really want to
 > differentiate myself from everyone else. This project is all the
hard
 > work from being a little kid messing around on the piano up until
 > now, a proud Pablo Dylan professed about his music.
 >
 > However, Pablo seems to understand the light that will be shed on
his
 > music due to his grandfathers legacy, and hopes that people will
pay
 > attention to his music, more so than the legacy Bob Dylan has left
for
 > the world.
 >
 > Of course we do two different things, and I dont want people to
see
 > me for what he has done. But, what I have done, I mean from a
musical
 > and personal standpoint, is definitely influenced by him,"
Pablo Dylan
 > told AllHipHop.com. "Everyone around me influences me, and I
have
 > learned so much from him just listening to his records, but I hope
his
 > music continues to live on through what I continue to do the rest
of
 > my life.
>
>
I haven't heard much about Pablo Dylan in a few years.
>
>
This is a response to the post seen at:
http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=675989906#675989906

he disappeared for a little while, transformed, then came back onto the
scene an international superstar, like jake did after the apples,
although i thought that one was pretty good, too, i used to enjoy
listening the first CD to and fro my tennis lessons with s. katz, a
former pro turned teacher for hire.
as to pablo, i was so blown away, i mean, literally, i had to stop
listening, it was giving me a never-ending earworm and honestly, made me
feel like a retarded idiot compared to him. i revere and am even
somewhat intimidated by people with a vast breadth of academic
knowledge, tbfrank. we'd have to have some kind of personal connection
as well, for me to be able to feel that there was some kind of
reciprocity.