i remember listening to ye and literally being like "where tf is cudi" until ghost town came on lmao
But Cudi is on a song before that
this greatest album of all time drop yet?
Yep
Yep = no
Iβm telling you it didnβt drop because nobody has sent the spider gif yet. Not an official rollout!
But Cudi is on a song before that
dont think so unless he did backround vocals on no mistakes
dont think so unless he did backround vocals on no mistakes
He did singing on it
Mamas boyfriend never came out, leaks are out there
Donda never dropping, but listening parties
It was a single only tho, Pretty sure he should release donda, It's in honor of his mom so i dont think he can scrap this like he has done with many other projects that didnt mean as much as his mother
But Cudi is on a song before that
Hard to tell thatβs cudi at first. I didnβt even realize until a couple months ago
Hard to tell thatβs cudi at first. I didnβt even realize until a couple months ago
Idk maybe cause heβs the first person I really got into but I could tell. They do blend together well though on that song.
It was a single only tho, Pretty sure he should release donda, It's in honor of his mom so i dont think he can scrap this like he has done with many other projects that didnt mean as much as his mother
Tru
lets see
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Free πΆ my π father πͺ (Jesus), Mr. π€Ά Larry Hoover Sr. (Lord)
Yooooooooo itβs so crazy good man. There are so many absolute classics and heβs still perfecting it
I know people think itβs crazy but this might be his best album ever
Totally agree
What π¦ up, Ye? π This Larry Hoover Jr
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You π€ might not πΆ have πΆ been the π€£ only one πππ that could've did that, but π₯ you π€π were the π€ one π that did do that
And with your assistance, we πΏ can continue β¬οΈ to let the π€ world πΊοΈ take part γ½οΈ in this fight π₯
You ππ know to me it kinda feels like, π me, my π mother, πͺ my π brothers, and my π kids have πΆ all been incarcerated through this journey and we πΏ haven't even π been to jail
We π©βπ©βπ¦βπ¦ have πΆ been looked π at, and treated as criminals, π¦ΉββοΈ for π° being a part γ½οΈ of this family π¨βπ§
My π father's πͺ truth and the π€£ reality that he πββοΈ raised π€ me in is that he πββοΈ wanted to make a change in this community
(Tell me if you π know someone that needs)
'Cause the π€£ conditions in this capitalist society is what π¦ made him, and it is what π¦ made the π€ children π¨βπ¨βπ§ of today
After twenty-five π years of bein' locked π down, β¬ twenty-three π and one, π©± my π father πͺ has not β³ called π€ any shots π₯ from π€π€π€ one π of the π€ most secure and most segregated prisons in the π€£ world, ππ and will not, πΆ once released, call π€ any of the π€£π€£π€£ shots π₯ for π° the π€£ Gangster Disciples
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I π didn't sign β up for π° that. I π didn't stay on this journey this long πͺ for π° that
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Free πΆ my π father πͺ (Jesus), Mr. π€Ά Larry Hoover Sr. (Lord)