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  • Nov 15, 2019
    PoloGFan2004

    Kanye couldve taken inspo from any renowned uk jungle/dnb producer and he decides to use flux pavillion

    He's also sampled Wiley tho so it's not all bad

    Wasn't Who Gon Stop Me mostly someone else anyway? The production on that track is high quality tho, people just don't like the style

  • Nov 15, 2019
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    theDonandOnly

    How? It's one of the most iconic hip hop and pop beats of the 2000s

    And there's something cool about him looking to such a blues-influenced, gospel-influenced sample to make the biggest hit of his career. It puts him in a very special lineage and tradition

    Also, it preempts the vintage remix sound that became so big in a lot of countries festival and club scene for a while

    And in some ways it predates what he's doing on Monster too

    Gold Digger is his most iconic song OAT

    People didn’t start s***ting on Gold Digger until Kanye himself did. I’d pay it no mind.

    And the context was that he preferred how he sampled Curtis Mayfield on Otis as opposed to Gold digger and that he didn’t “really” wanna do the Gold digger record but knew it would get him paid.

  • Nov 15, 2019
    Genzey

    Maybe Gold Digger

    I hated gold digger so much when it first came out

  • Nov 15, 2019
    gorillaglue OG

    Hate from the blueprint 3 is the only correct answer ... At the time it was an innovative concept. But it aged terribly

    Haterrrrr

  • Nov 15, 2019
    applesaucy

    UCLA but that doesnt really count cuz it was a leak

    We not counting leaks from f***ing theeefs

  • Nov 15, 2019
    La Flama Blanca

    Lmaooo it annoys the s*** out of me no disrespect to anyone that likes it tho

    I can see how it can annoy you, it definitely is one of his lower tier ones but isn't bad imo

  • Nov 15, 2019
    PoloGFan2004

    who gon stop me

    Honestly this is very close, best reply itt for me but the beat on Snake-Zs part redeems it

  • Nov 15, 2019

    Michael jackson billie jean remix

    The only correct answer

  • Nov 15, 2019
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    Almost everything on JIK.

    The beat for Ye vs The People. That s*** is straight up s***.

  • Nov 15, 2019
    Tgtkftiwb19

    Almost everything on JIK.

    The beat for Ye vs The People. That s*** is straight up s***.

  • Tgtkftiwb19

    Almost everything on JIK.

    The beat for Ye vs The People. That s*** is straight up s***.

    The beat is the best part

  • Nov 15, 2019
    J_

  • Nov 15, 2019
    Tgtkftiwb19

    Almost everything on JIK.

    The beat for Ye vs The People. That s*** is straight up s***.

    Username to trash post ratio is very very high

  • Nov 15, 2019
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    Marvin

    People didn’t start s***ting on Gold Digger until Kanye himself did. I’d pay it no mind.

    And the context was that he preferred how he sampled Curtis Mayfield on Otis as opposed to Gold digger and that he didn’t “really” wanna do the Gold digger record but knew it would get him paid.

    Kanye says all kind of stuff tho. I don't let his interviews effect my opinions too much.
    A lot of the biggest artists and their hardcore fans always hate their biggest hits. But often I feel like this is because that artist is known or loved by some people for that song alone and that annoys the artist or the fans so they start proving their 'real fans' by s***ting on that song. I'm sure some people genuinely don't like Gold Digger, but so often in every genre you get this from artists and their stans when talking about their biggest hit.
    But to create a song that is that iconic, universally popular and still interesting, credible, exciting or refreshing takes a lot of skill, so people should be praising Kanye for being able to do that imo.
    Also they do realize you don't get rockstar Kanye without tracks like Gold Digger, it's such a part of his career-something he acknowledges in that Zane interview as you say about it 'getting him paid'. And taking the blues and making it relevant to a new generation plays into the classic rockstar persona he played with later on his career much more than anything on Yeezus. What he does songwriting wise on Gold Digger feels in the lineage of legends like Rolling Stones, Ray Charles, Prince, Little Richard, Amy Winehouse, Outkast etc. etc.

  • Nov 15, 2019
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    Tgtkftiwb19

    Almost everything on JIK.

    The beat for Ye vs The People. That s*** is straight up s***.

    Tbh, Ye vs the People chop didn't seem so bad but the vocals were too distracting to focus on anything that might be good in the track

  • Nov 15, 2019
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    Lift Yourself beat is legitimately bad

    like the sample is good but once the actual beat comes in it reminds me of that RZA guitar center video

  • Nov 15, 2019
    Tgtkftiwb19

    Almost everything on JIK.

    The beat for Ye vs The People. That s*** is straight up s***.

    ye vs the people is an atrocious song but the beat is actually kinda hard

  • Nov 15, 2019
    str8dollaz

    No

  • Nov 15, 2019

    Nope Kanye is the greatest producer of all time

  • Nov 15, 2019
    str8dollaz

    No

  • Nov 15, 2019
    DriveSlow

    Lift Yourself beat is legitimately bad

    like the sample is good but once the actual beat comes in it reminds me of that RZA guitar center video

    can I mute this guy in my thread?

  • Nov 15, 2019
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    DriveSlow

    Lift Yourself beat is legitimately bad

    like the sample is good but once the actual beat comes in it reminds me of that RZA guitar center video

    you're legitimately in the 1% that thinks the Ift yourself beat is trash

  • Nov 15, 2019
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    Ask this question on June 2013, and half the people would’ve said On Sight 🤣🤣

  • Nov 15, 2019
    Mason Marjella

    you're legitimately in the 1% that thinks the Ift yourself beat is trash

    Beat legit sounds like a joke lmao

  • Nov 15, 2019
    gorillaglue OG

    Hate from the blueprint 3 is the only correct answer ... At the time it was an innovative concept. But it aged terribly

    Pew pew pew