me and my friend predicted this line after the Giannis line
we screamed when he said it
I deadass love this line so much I already know I'll talk about it to my kids when I'm older

holy s***
Why she holding him up like that
WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
GRAD NUMBER 6 FO SURE
SOME DAYS MGHT BEAT TLOP BUT DEPENDS ON THE DAY
People scrambling so hard to find something wrong with this album! All they can say is that it’s long! CRINE 😹😹😹
MY GOD AT THE TOP

with dreams of someday wearing a white dress
alright your obsession is starting to scare me now
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i just can’t seem to get past the censoring/organ in keem’s verse
i also have severe demoitis from the LV snippets of his verse
I don't like the beat changes at all on Praise God from LP2 to the release. I'm gonna go back to it though, it's not bad just different.
GRAD NUMBER 6 FO SURE
SOME DAYS MGHT BEAT TLOP BUT DEPENDS ON THE DAY
so so real
donda top 3 kanye albums
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Every time Ye drop it inspires me to learn how to produce.
Then I hop into FL Studio and realize "Damn I suck at this
" then I exit.

So they cleared the Lord I Need You sample
so so real
donda top 3 kanye albums
FOR SURE DONDA BETTER THAN TLOP BUT BOTH GOT A HOME lN MY TOP 5
Can you actually breakdown why you think Fivio's verse is 'basic'? Looking back at the classic verses you mentioned, what makes them 'classic' for me is the artist's presence, execution, and elevation above their own body of work (in other words Kanye bringing out the absolute best in them).
Subject matter can only go so deep and I don't think those classic verses are orders of magnitude deeper than Fivio's. Like Rick Ross on DIAND for example is pretty straightforward in expressing some of the key themes of MBDTF.
Fivio killed the track with his presence and the subject matter of his verse is still good as well, even if it's not on a completely different level.
I agree with you about Jay Elec tho
Appreciate the comment instead of just attacking me lol. Those verses weren’t deeper per se, some might have been, but they are all clever, well written, memorable. That’s one thing I remember about Kanye albums - he brings out the best in everyone, everyone shows up with their A game.
Fivio’s verse is not quotable. It’s not experimental either so he can’t lean on that crutch of vibes over rappity rap. I don’t feel the urge to like memorize it. He reminds me of Euro from Young Money.
But now I’m sounding too harsh it’s really not bad. That Jay Elec verse though.
Said this earlier but that pop smoke song is so badly orchestrated and it sounds even worse being censored