wanna be a mod in the garetare server
Dm and we can work something out
Pitchfork 4.3 review incoming
https://pitchfork.com/thepitch/5-takeaways-from-kanye-wests-donda/
On the final record, Donda appears just once (on “Praise God”) and speaks mostly of her son, while the Brooks poem has been removed.
bro i mean cmon
like come the f*** on
They not trying to spin the narrative now that ye is sexist
based of features
Billie Eilish probably would've felt weird around Manson, Afta Lunch Fivio and Don Oliver in that small ass Atlanta locker room.
On the final record, Donda appears just once (on “Praise God”) and speaks mostly of her son, while the Brooks poem has been removed.
bro i mean cmon
like come the f*** on
How many times does she actually appear now?
im convinced nobody reviewing actually listened to the album
Oscar Byrne listened
im convinced nobody reviewing actually listened to the album
When everything was at its worse
We look towards the bald man
Oscar Byrne listened
who
If Tell the Vision was a SOPHIE song instead, and Jail Pt.2 never happened, this album would be getting much higher critic reviews. Sad.
Billie Eilish probably would've felt weird around Manson, Afta Lunch Fivio and Don Oliver in that small ass Atlanta locker room.
Doesnt she date a nazi? Maybe she fits right in
They not trying to spin the narrative now that ye is sexist
based of features
Dam the College Dropout might be one of the most sexist albums of all time
im convinced nobody reviewing actually listened to the album
Youtube reviewers better than these "professional" writers coz they actually listen lmao
How many times does she actually appear now?
twice but i mean she literally makes up the entirety of one song
Album goes crazy at the gym
absolutely.
momma you was the life of the party
the momma:
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On the final record, Donda appears just once (on “Praise God”) and speaks mostly of her son, while the Brooks poem has been removed.
bro i mean cmon
like come the f*** on
???
f*** wrong with them
It’s a 6 for me
Out of 6
Wow great review igoat
twice but i mean she literally makes up the entirety of one song
the song called "Donda"
Only a Sample of Strong Women
It’s telling how Kanye uses women’s voices on a record dedicated to the most important woman of his life: as cameos in his own grand production of himself. Early versions of Donda featured a clip from Gwendolyn Brooks, reciting her poem “Speech to the Young: Speech to the Progress-Toward (Among them Nora and Henry III),” and multiple spoken-word passages from Dr. Donda West herself. On the final record, Donda appears just once (on “Praise God”) and speaks mostly of her son, while the Brooks poem has been removed. These absences loom large, a missed opportunity to lend gravitas to an album packed with goofy similes (“God the father like Maury”) and hymns of praise. Out of the dozens of features and scores of contributors, only a handful of women appear on Donda: There’s a Lauryn Hill sample on “Believe What I Say,” two verses from dancehall queen Shenseea (“Pure Souls,” “Ok Ok Pt. 2”), and Syleena Johnson’s one-word “Donda Chant.”