Second, I really liked the moments when the track used the ending of “Tyrone,” such as at the 1:20 mark. But the beat flip takes away from the song’s charm and lessens the impact that those first 10 seconds set up. Hearing the live drums of “Tyrone” mixed with the electronic production of “Tyrone 2021” felt good to hear, and I honestly thought that was how the rest of the track was going to be - allowing the down tempo of the former to lead the latter. Right from the very beginning, Ty’s “Tyrone 2021” samples “ Tyrone” from Badu’s 1997 Live album. And although I appreciate the attempt, I don’t know if I actually enjoy it. But before I get into that, I’ll acknowledge what I do like about it, because there are some moments Ty (alongside producer Murda Beatz) beautifully use the sample. The album also includes some standout samples, particularly a flip of an Erykah Badu classic.
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Photo Credit: Vickey Ford of Sneakshot Photography Fans have taken to social media to also share their thoughts on “Tyrone 2021,” the track that samples Erykah Badu’s “Tyrone.”
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