am i the only one who loves the chick-fil-a line? it's classic ye
nah fam
Everyone hated 808s at first. I remember it well
Yeah, but we weren't saying it's unfinished. JIK sounds very good, but it feels like a draft. Obviously he lost his work ethic, and it's not an "aesthetic" like everybody believed with tlop being "perfectly imperfect"lol
am i the only one who loves the chick-fil-a line? it's classic ye
I love the second part of the song after the chic a fil part
am i the only one who loves the chick-fil-a line? it's classic ye
people forget that kanye has always made "corny" lines lol
am i the only one who loves the chick-fil-a line? it's classic ye
these dudes not real fans like dead ass, kanye been saying silly s*** his whole career
808s and trilogy out now
808s and cudi got people sad in their room. TC made it ok to cry in public transportation
these dudes not real fans like dead ass, kanye been saying silly s*** his whole career
so many fake fans bro, thx for being real
This album reminds me so much of the later Michelangelo sculptures (rebellious slave and dying slave) because both are works that despite being intentionally unfinished, they're still able to convey in a beautiful way a message, in one's case about a slave trying to free himself from a materialistic world and reaching the spiritual world of God, which is actually also the theme on JIK (the album also adds the theme of celebration of the Lord, that in the statues is missing). I feel that this album tries to do what Michelangelo did with the statues, because by not finishing his sculptures he wanted to give the message of the imperfection in our world compared to Heaven and how humanity could never recreate something as good as God would. So in a way, I also find this theme on Jesus Is King and that makes me appreciate the album even more.
Kanye really is the Michelangelo of this generation
This album reminds me so much of the later Michelangelo sculptures (rebellious slave and dying slave) because both are works that despite being intentionally unfinished, they're still able to convey in a beautiful way a message, in one's case about a slave trying to free himself from a materialistic world and reaching the spiritual world of God, which is actually also the theme on JIK (the album also adds the theme of celebration of the Lord, that in the statues is missing). I feel that this album tries to do what Michelangelo did with the statues, because by not finishing his sculptures he wanted to give the message of the imperfection in our world compared to Heaven and how humanity could never recreate something as good as God would. So in a way, I also find this theme on Jesus Is King and that makes me appreciate the album even more.
Kanye really is the Michelangelo of this generation
reall
so many fake fans bro, thx for being real
hell yeah man when you're the biggest artists in the world all these f***ing pretenders come out
motherfuckers think cause they got a pair of yeezys they some authority on kanye's music man FOH
even though Im not the biggest fan of JIK I just checked lastfm and I already have listened to it more than ye.
guess that says more about ye tho lol
808s and cudi got people sad in their room. TC made it ok to cry in public transportation
Feel Cudi and 808s is more bout depression and loss.
TC more heartbroken by women
Y’all saying if Kanye put that chic Fi la line on any other album he’d be getting a pass for it? Yeah aight...
This album reminds me so much of the later Michelangelo sculptures (rebellious slave and dying slave) because both are works that despite being intentionally unfinished, they're still able to convey in a beautiful way a message, in one's case about a slave trying to free himself from a materialistic world and reaching the spiritual world of God, which is actually also the theme on JIK (the album also adds the theme of celebration of the Lord, that in the statues is missing). I feel that this album tries to do what Michelangelo did with the statues, because by not finishing his sculptures he wanted to give the message of the imperfection in our world compared to Heaven and how humanity could never recreate something as good as God would. So in a way, I also find this theme on Jesus Is King and that makes me appreciate the album even more.
Kanye really is the Michelangelo of this generation
thanks for the read, quality post with care put into it
This album reminds me so much of the later Michelangelo sculptures (rebellious slave and dying slave) because both are works that despite being intentionally unfinished, they're still able to convey in a beautiful way a message, in one's case about a slave trying to free himself from a materialistic world and reaching the spiritual world of God, which is actually also the theme on JIK (the album also adds the theme of celebration of the Lord, that in the statues is missing). I feel that this album tries to do what Michelangelo did with the statues, because by not finishing his sculptures he wanted to give the message of the imperfection in our world compared to Heaven and how humanity could never recreate something as good as God would. So in a way, I also find this theme on Jesus Is King and that makes me appreciate the album even more.
Kanye really is the Michelangelo of this generation
ok dis the vibes we needed
people forget that kanye has always made "corny" lines lol
Corny Ye lines are always great if the delivery is smooth.
chick-fil-A or the no hable inglé lines are dope but swaghili and sandwiches lines are cringe
Going to give it a relisten. Let's hope I'll like it more
JIK is ye's most divisive album since Yeezus and 808s, look how highly regarded those are now?
Corny Ye lines are always great if the delivery is smooth.
chick-fil-A or the no hable inglé lines are dope but swaghili and sandwiches lines are cringe
swaghii was dope
way better than your e my chic fila
Feel Cudi and 808s is more bout depression and loss.
TC more heartbroken by women
Tbh it’s crazy the amount of new rappers that came out and said 808s made them want to know what being heartbroken felt like
Juice WRLD, Uzi etc, they were wannabe depressed 10yo lmao