Dec 26, 2020·1 reply
The WizardYeezus didn't change s***, people give ye too much credit.
Wow bro so edgy
- Dec 26, 2020·1 reply
So IllegalWLR more innovative than the other two
808 and that other album cool but they were mostly building on sounds already happening in the mainstream or underground.
WLR is its own thing
You niggas need mental counseling
Dec 26, 2020Different albums anyway
- Dec 26, 2020
im protestingDifference is one is bad and one is worse
- Dec 26, 2020
This what I’ve been saying all along lmaooo people tried to compare to Yeezus purely based off negative reception
- Dec 26, 2020The Wizard
Yeezus didn't change s***, people give ye too much credit.
- Dec 26, 2020KOLLAPS
Wow bro so edgy
He's right doe
- Dec 26, 2020The Wizard
Yeezus didn't change s***, people give ye too much credit.
you are very wrong
- Dec 26, 2020·2 replies
No one ever was visibly inspired by yeezus nor did anyone ever directly name it as an influence, it doesnt have any impact on the sound of the genre in the decade it was released
- Dec 26, 2020Carlos Eduardo
No one ever was visibly inspired by yeezus nor did anyone ever directly name it as an influence, it doesnt have any impact on the sound of the genre in the decade it was released
I was
- Dec 26, 2020·1 reply
WLR sucks end off discussion
- Dec 26, 2020afterimage
@DAVIDP
Even Mike Dean is telling people to cut out the BS
Mike the Audio Terrorist speaking FAX!
- Dec 26, 2020·1 reply
People give 808s too much credit too, it didnt invent autotune, kanye just rode the wave and other than that most of the praise people give it for supposedly breaking barriers in hip hop for lyrical content and themes should be given to Cudder instead
Dec 26, 2020The WizardYeezus didn't change s***, people give ye too much credit.
- Dec 26, 2020·1 reply
Kanye's biggest impact on the culture happened in 2004 and nothing is gonna change that
- Dec 26, 2020
thats why hes a try-hard old man doing the jesus s*** now and trying to cope with the fact he's long past his prime
Dec 26, 2020·1 replyCarlos EduardoNo one ever was visibly inspired by yeezus nor did anyone ever directly name it as an influence, it doesnt have any impact on the sound of the genre in the decade it was released
But but muh influence
- Dec 26, 2020quadra
But but muh influence
jerkmate
Dec 26, 2020·1 reply
Y0rnThey HATED that s*** when it came out and missed the Old Kanye for the 1st time
I could argue that was the same Kanye though. Outside of Welcome to the heartbreak beat change that album was flawless
- Dec 26, 2020
Mike Dean sxn
- Dec 26, 2020·1 replyEnlighten Brother
I could argue that was the same Kanye though. Outside of Welcome to the heartbreak beat change that album was flawless
Welcome to heartbreak a classic
Dec 26, 2020wlr > yeezus
- Dec 26, 2020Y0rn
Welcome to heartbreak a classic
The beat change ruined the song
goretex 💁🏽♂️Dec 26, 2020the endlast ground breaking album was melodrama by lorde. real ones know
What ground did that s*** break
- Dec 26, 2020Not2Day
WLR sucks end off discussion