What does this have to do with anything
They'll Laugh Now Cry Later
What does this have to do with anything
How can a person taste be trusted if they prepared to put that as their avy
It sucks seeing Kanye’s GOAT status fall but DONDA isn’t really that good. At all. And I’m not a drake Stan. I was a Kanye Stan. Kanye talk stand up! But man. With all the hype for this album, it really didn’t live up to it at all . Aside from hurricane and NCLBH.
Been a fan since 2004, and I love this album. I’m a hard defender of college dropout and LR, but this one is amazing, productions are clean, Ye rapping like in the old days, featured artists are well used. Album is really cohesive.
You cannot tell he fell off, it’s just that you don’t like it, but the album is objectively great in most aspects
It sucks seeing Kanye’s GOAT status fall but DONDA isn’t really that good. At all. And I’m not a drake Stan. I was a Kanye Stan. Kanye talk stand up! But man. With all the hype for this album, it really didn’t live up to it at all . Aside from hurricane and NCLBH.
A fellow former KanyeTalk junky....those were the good ol days. I remember the exact moment Graduation leaked, where I was, what I was doing, etc....then it became KLive, blah blah blah, and here we are today. Good to see some OG's still standing.
I'm about three listens through on Donda, and here's where I'm at:
"Inside every big book, there's a small book crying to get out." This album could have been phenomenal, but there's too much filler. I've got about seven tracks that I really really love, and a few more that I love a little less, but I still f*** with. There are others that would be great if they'd just been trimmed down a little more succinctly. I hate to say it, but 'Ye could've used Rick Rubin on this one. Guess we'll see if he takes the Pablo approach and changes tracks over time.
Been a fan since 2004, and I love this album. I’m a hard defender of college dropout and LR, but this one is amazing, productions are clean, Ye rapping like in the old days, featured artists are well used. Album is really cohesive.
You cannot tell he fell off, it’s just that you don’t like it, but the album is objectively great in most aspects
There are a lot of words I'd use to describe the album, but "cohesive" isn't one of them. It's all over the place. Still love it though.
Exactly my point. If this was 2010, it’d actually be a song not the same s*** over and over
Yeah but why you comparing to 2010, do you compare yourself to who you were in 2010? Like the album is 2 hours long, it’s meant to be cinematic as s***, let him do a 3 minute blade runner outro. S*** is gorgeous, not every song needs 3 verses a refrain and a hook goddamn
A fellow former KanyeTalk junky....those were the good ol days. I remember the exact moment Graduation leaked, where I was, what I was doing, etc....then it became KLive, blah blah blah, and here we are today. Good to see some OG's still standing.
I'm about three listens through on Donda, and here's where I'm at:
"Inside every big book, there's a small book crying to get out." This album could have been phenomenal, but there's too much filler. I've got about seven tracks that I really really love, and a few more that I love a little less, but I still f*** with. There are others that would be great if they'd just been trimmed down a little more succinctly. I hate to say it, but 'Ye could've used Rick Rubin on this one. Guess we'll see if he takes the Pablo approach and changes tracks over time.
To your point about the trimming, I honestly feel like the biggest non-musical flaw is the sequencing. If he broke it into two or three "discs" to illustrate the shared themes (there's a clear Heaven and Hell divide that I wish he went with imo) it would be much more digestible and possibly understandable.
To your point about the trimming, I honestly feel like the biggest non-musical flaw is the sequencing. If he broke it into two or three "discs" to illustrate the shared themes (there's a clear Heaven and Hell divide that I wish he went with imo) it would be much more digestible and possibly understandable.
Agree
It’s better than donda. Ye, Jesus is king
But whats your opinion
Your likes
Your dislikes
What you would have rather seen
But whats your opinion
Your likes
Your dislikes
What you would have rather seen
It just sounds forced . Kanye never used to sound forced . It’s been awhile since I’ve heard a Kanye album that didn’t sound forced.
His creativity is LONG gone.
you can say that album lacks a lot of things but I don’t think creativity is one
Off the grid isn’t that great. Man this is what I use to sound like as a Kanye Stan Jesus
you can say that album lacks a lot of things but I don’t think creativity is one
It’s forced creativity . 🤷🏽♂️
Hey @op