1. Donda Chant: Donda 10/10
2. Jail: Jay verse a bit weak but whole track is a vibe 8.5/10
3. God Breathed: God definitely breathed on this, the chants/choir are amazing 9/10
4. Off the Grid: What a slapper! Wow! 10/10
5. Hurricane: Ye succeeded to perfect an already perfect track
9.5/10
6. Praise God: Baby Keem didn't need to go that hard, Travis and Ye went brazy too, enchanting beat 10/10
7. Jonah: Very pure, Durk was cool but could be replaced by anything else 8/10
8. Ok Ok: At first (during LP2) I wasn't too sure about this track but it definitely grew on me 7.5/10
9. Junya: JUNYA WATANABE ON MY WRI 10/10
10. Believe What I Say: Classic Ye, the Ye we actually needed in those dark times 10/10
11. 24: Yessss just yessss what a powerful gospel song 9/10
12. Remote Control: Clapper, slapper and a banger 9.5/10
13. Moon: Emotional masterpiece, goosebumps every time I hear it, glad he added back Cudilicious 9.5/10
14. Heaven and Hell: A demonic slap right on my face, hard 10/10
15. Donda: Truly touching, as expected (perfect skit/interlude) 10/10
16. Keep My Spirit Alive: Beautiful song, nothing else to say 8.5/10
17. Jesus Lord: Already a classic track 10/10
18. New Again: Grandiose/anthemic, love it 8/10
19. Tell the Vision: #ItNeverHappened
20. Lord I Need You: Tears of joy hearing this one 10/10
21. Pure Souls: Beautiful track, the outro is great but maybe a bit too long 9/10
22. Come to Life: SONG OF THE LIFE 10/10
23. No Child Left Behind: Perfect outro for this album, I cannot unsee Ye ascending to heaven while listening to this piece of art 10/10
Conclusion: Classic, best album ever made
that benz line had me crying when i first heard
When I hit the gym I deadass have to stop everytime the line pops up cause the way he asks just before "I say can you get my benz in the club"
will forever make me smile
i bet $5 he gonna forget he's on camera and say the n-word
It's Antony Fantano
Not Andrew Dawson