A possible concise summary is:
Kanye West talks about his admiration for J Dilla, a hip-hop producer from Detroit who influenced his style and sound. He compares hip-hop producers to fashion designers and film directors, and explains how they create textures and emotions with samples and drums. He also reflects on the challenges and responsibilities of being a successful artist who stays true to his roots and vision. He mentions some of his collaborations with other artists like Madlib, Q-Tip and RZA, and some of his songs that were inspired by Dilla. He ends by saying he wants to honor Dilla's legacy and keep the hip-hop culture alive.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of an interview with Kanye West about J Dilla and hip-hop production.
2. Kanye West met J Dilla through Common and was impressed by his drums and samples.
3. Kanye West compared hip-hop producers to fashion designers and film directors, and gave examples of their different styles and influences.
4. Kanye West said he was inspired by J Dilla, Q-Tip, RZA, Madlib and others to create his own sound and challenge the radio formula.
5. Kanye West said he felt a connection with J Dilla and other artists from the Midwest because of their sincerity and struggle.
6. Kanye West said he had a responsibility to honor J Dilla's legacy and keep hip-hop real and creative.
7. Kanye West mentioned some of his songs that were influenced by J Dilla or Madlib, such as No More Parties in LA, Dark Fantasy, Chain Heavy and Gorgeous.