Close enough bro the vibe n rhythm is there 😈

Throw on some reverb n stereo seperation you cant tell the diff then i got a youtube tutorial video 😎

all that needs to be said

yeah. in isolation you're only gonna get the surface idea of the song, which is pretty shallow since on its own it's a very weird track. problem is that people r keeping that shallow interpretation even when they think bout the song in context of the album, and that's silly imo.

but honestly even if you did only have the song w/o the context of Donda but did have the context that it's a pop smoke tribute, u could still probably make out the idea w/ the repetition of his "we made it, thank god that i made it" lyrics n his reminiscing on his past before achieving success

the piano loop's monotony adds to the melancholy of his death too, imo. it doesnt have to be a grand beat to be a good tribute. it reflects his accomplishments and his tragedy along with the redemptive idea that he made it (presumably to heaven, but that's just my assumption cus ye a christian)

during each LP my reaction to hearing TTV was

it wasn't til the album actually came out that i was like good one, ye

I don't know why they thought a Push/Pop Smoke on the same track would be good. I didn't understand why he was going to be on the track with Gunna and Thug. Doesn't seem like it would mesh on paper

you could just say that you disagree but unfortunately u a b****

"nah, bro. You not really listening to the song! Pop Smoke is saying that he made it to HEAVEN!"

Yall don't be hearing yallselves sometimes?

you gotta have some kinda rare form of dyslexia cus i literally said that the heaven part was my personal assumption given ye's faith. i aint say it's the correct interpretation and that others r wrong

quit tryin to be smart

mfs are morons

mfw waiting for @frenchpress to explain the intricate ways that a junya watanabe jewelery helps celebrate life and hope and death and loss.

i aint gonna respect any invitation for explanation when u come in the thread talkin bullshit n misquoting for likes

ur face gonna be frozen in wait forever bruh, get off my d*** n god bless

cause u got none. cool.

niggas making halo reach esque posts to justify one of the laziest produced tracks of the year being out.

Fam, that nigga a billionaire using diy acapellas. There's no reason he couldn't have just asked for the studio acapella and got that s***.

For me it’s gotta be
1. OG Ye version (w/ choir)
2. Piano Ye
3. Pop Smoke

THATS THE POINT

again, whether you like it or not, kanye is literally one of the very few mainstream actual artists we have left. doubting the fact that there is true artistic intent and intended significance behind the tell the vision interlude only makes you look dumb

y u still on my d***? i even said god bless. He's lookin at you. He ain't pleased. respect my d***

So we can't critique nothing he does, got it boss.

Ur being a d*** cause hes giving his interpretation on a piece of art. Do better man

🔥😳

Only d*** I respect is mine's

This kind of thinking is always extremely dismissive of the artist imo. You don't have to agree that that was his intention, but you can at least entertain the idea. Why does someone enjoying a song and adding meaning to it annoy you so much?