garetare

5y

She could do whatever she wants to me

wes

5y

really just had a friend tell me the album was "mid" and "every song sounds the same"

John Mauve

5y

spittin

che_guevara

5y

😐

che_guevara

5y

😐

wes

5y

really just had a friend tell me the album was "mid" and "every song sounds the same"

viscera

5y

ugh this is so haunting

Stantm4444

5y

sexually

hot pancakes

5y

i posted this in the other thread in music but i think it kinda makes sense.

this is my response to complaints about cohesiveness (i actually think this album is cohesive for the most part and tells a story)

BE AWARE: I’m still formulating this so it may seem a little run on. Just my pure thoughts while I fine tune it

Donda is almost like a concept album about him in some makeshift underground questionable church (kind of like the church in Saints Row 1 if you ever played that) trying to channel / summon the spirit of his mother

the intro track with Donda being repeated over and over in not by accident. there is a lot of talk about repetition in religion about how it can have healing powers, or manifest things you want to happen

the first few tracks which are harder and darker are like him summoning the Donda army - so basically, Donda is not only his mother, but his squad of protection (hence all the features)

the songs up until the Donda skit represent either dark or sinful themes for the most part, up until right before the skit where he comes to acceptance and repentance (24, remote control, hell, etc)

then during the Donda skit she finally is summoned (“it feels good to be home” / “i thank you for your support”)

and that’s when the album takes a smoother turn - mission completed.

even tell the vision kind of makes sense. it’s like a chaotic ascendence into heaven (“we made it”/“i thank god that we made it”)

Nort

5y

mad h****

Kdogone

5y

Realest thing I’ve ever seen from Ebro

che_guevara

5y

😐

garetare

5y

She could do whatever she wants to me

hot pancakes

5y

i posted this in the other thread in music but i think it kinda makes sense.

this is my response to complaints about cohesiveness (i actually think this album is cohesive for the most part and tells a story)

BE AWARE: I’m still formulating this so it may seem a little run on. Just my pure thoughts while I fine tune it

Donda is almost like a concept album about him in some makeshift underground questionable church (kind of like the church in Saints Row 1 if you ever played that) trying to channel / summon the spirit of his mother

the intro track with Donda being repeated over and over in not by accident. there is a lot of talk about repetition in religion about how it can have healing powers, or manifest things you want to happen

the first few tracks which are harder and darker are like him summoning the Donda army - so basically, Donda is not only his mother, but his squad of protection (hence all the features)

the songs up until the Donda skit represent either dark or sinful themes for the most part, up until right before the skit where he comes to acceptance and repentance (24, remote control, hell, etc)

then during the Donda skit she finally is summoned (“it feels good to be home” / “i thank you for your support”)

and that’s when the album takes a smoother turn - mission completed.

even tell the vision kind of makes sense. it’s like a chaotic ascendence into heaven (“we made it”/“i thank god that we made it”)

be2sane

5y

Felt the same first too ngl

wes

5y

really just had a friend tell me the album was "mid" and "every song sounds the same"

the end

5y

I’m at 436 donda scrobbles

wes

5y

really just had a friend tell me the album was "mid" and "every song sounds the same"