Of course answers here will be SUBJECTIVE.

But which Kanye songs FEEL as if they satisfy a certain criteria of being objectively great/perfect songs?

I'm talking lyrical performance, flow, production, vocal performance, song themes etc.

I'd say POWER, Gorgeous, Diamonds from Sierra Leone, Ultralight Beam and Homecoming are a few of my top picks but there are defo more.

Discuss.

none of them

nothings objective

even rappers aside from him who fill all the criteria routinely are dispised by many

flashing lights

isn't there at least one yeSAC !!

no oanye song is as great as it is without the subjective element of cultural context, so there is none

Only power

In agreement. But what do u feel is an objectively great Kanye song, bearing in mind the cultural context u immerse urself in

Never Let Me Down

all of them

Power comes to mind

Maybe can’t tell me nothing

I think they're all great, but no art is objectively good or bad imo

ALL OF THEM

Flashing Lights

Street Lights

So appalled
Power
Diand
I wonder

yo I forgot bout DIAND and I Wonder

Both have a really grand sound and feel

Being as objective as I can, all of the lights, devil in a new dress, touch the sky, there's def more I'm not thinking of tho
edit: power, homecoming (i subjectively love this song but i also think its objectively a great song), every hour

everything before ye tbh

how ru gonna say that when GHOST TOWN is on that album

ghost town and violent crimes are objectively great but everything else is mid or unlistenable

did u just disagree with ur other post then?

no i stand by what i said.

he made great songs post TLOP, but in terms of consistently objectively great music, i can lump his whole discography before ye. everything after is pick and choose

I often see this one in similar discussions. But I don’t understand it. Can you explain it to me?

hey mama
crack music
paranoid

if you don't like the first, you're probably just unhappy lol
if you don't like the second, you probably don't like hip hop
if you don't like the third, you probably don't like pop music