I like JIK.
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lowkey element by kendrick sounds like a baby keem song
The man that gave us GKMC and TPAB shouldnt be making Baby Keem type songs for the radio
I dont get why people assume we dont like JIK just cause its so based in religion
Like College Dropout, Yeezus, and TLOP arent loved on here
People have accepted the mediocrity of many mainstream hiphop bars for years now. But when it is about a different subject all of a sudden they lose their s***. Recent example was Megan thee stallion imo.
Exactly it's not about content it's packaging and I like Megan but Kanye had far more substance then her but she slides because it's "empowerment" which is fine but Cardi B got a Grammy and acclaim for an album that's far more one dimensional then JIK sonically and lyrically.
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I dont get why people assume we dont like JIK just cause its so based in religion
Like College Dropout, Yeezus, and TLOP arent loved on here
Did you just call Yeezus religious because of its title?
Did you just call Yeezus religious because of its title?
Arent the lyrics also pretty religious?
Very good album with very good songs 🙂
I really like selah, follow God, closed on sunday, on God, God is and use this gospel
I dont get why people assume we dont like JIK just cause its so based in religion
Like College Dropout, Yeezus, and TLOP arent loved on here
Religious themes =/= full on religious album
People don't like hearing Christian artist praise god in their music or in their art because Christians are so dominant culturally.
So JIK off title alone was doomed
It’s obviously different for Kanye because we’re used to getting hip hop music from him and not Christian music
You mean baby keem sounds like element
facts @FREE
Arent the lyrics also pretty religious?
not really
Arent the lyrics also pretty religious?
Sacreligious at best most of that album is focused on s***an extreme tone.
Arent the lyrics also pretty religious?
"Eating asian p**** all I need was sweet and sour sauce"
still a top 10 album from that year
Don’t come in here lying child