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Watch Thundercat Cook Up a Beat and Freestyle With Kenny Beats
Kenny Beats’ biweekly YouTube series “The Cave” is one of the best running series in rap. Guests range from established MCs like Freddie Gibbs and Smino to comedians like Zack Fox. Kenny and Zack created the viral hit “Jesus is the One” on the show last year.
This week’s episode features Grammy Award-winning guitarist (and Zack Fox’s close friend) Thundercat of Brainfeeder. He brings his legendary bass guitar along for the ride, but this time around, he’s on the microphone.
As expected–if you follow Thundercat on social media–the episode goes off the rails very quickly. Do yourself a favor and watch the full episode above.
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