Oct 18, 2021
americanaNo need to act like you weren’t talking bullshit itt
Im simply saying you’re wrong, your claim is biased BS, and you have to pull your head out of your ass
Remember the classic drake Stan argument that numbers don’t lie
and they aintPeople on this site are something else huh
Tubig 🌊Oct 18, 2021·1 replylol you can not like Yeezus, but when multiple ppl in the industry including Izzy say it's their favorite Kanye album, you can't deny it's status.
- Tubig 🌊Oct 18, 2021
yeah but that's not even what they were discussing, so it's a moot point
yall act like Yeezus is SB2H when people hype on this site hype it up lol. it's certified
Oct 18, 2021americanaKanye pours his heart out into whatever bullshit he’s making whether it sucks or not
Literally every song on DONDA can be connected to his personal life rather than vague platitudes
It elevates him over everyone else, not just drake
this is the realest answer, like whatever you want to say about ye. he f***ing goes in to make his music
hayabusa 🌐Oct 18, 2021·1 reply
MR MUCUSDefinitely thought it was corny when I wrote it, but it also isn't untrue lmao.
When does Drake REALLY get into his own emotions? Like not just surface level s*** like "I f***ed up" or "you hurt me". I'm talking about really digging into his pain and his own flaws and insecurities as a man.
Kanye will call himself out for the s*** he put Kim through. For his addiction and his outbursts. Even things like "All she want was Nikes, this is not about me". You can hear the sincerity in his voice as he confronts putting his own grievances aside for his family. He'll sound damn near in tears with his delivery sometimes when he gets in his emotional bag.
Drake just doesn't do that. Drake always has to come off like he's so smooth and cool all the time. Thats how he wants to be perceived by the world and its working and thats great for him. Truly, this isn't a knock at Drake. He does what he does well, and I enjoy it. His success is a blessing to him and those around him. But this thread asked a genuine question and I gave a genuine answer
great post but they gonna ignore this
- Oct 18, 2021·2 replies
yall hating on yeezus just have weird hangups on overtly experimental music. the f***ing balls alone to follow up mbdtf with a song like on sight is unbelievable and should be enough to win you over. yeezus is an artist at the top of their power making music for no one else but themselves. an incredible work that will be remembered more fondly as time wears on in a similar way to sgt peppers losing esteem to revolver, or ziggy stardust to Low. no other album in his discography has the same precision, will to experiment or execution. the ambition of that album is unmatched and honestly i dont think its much of a stretch to say that its at least as influential as 808's .that s*** is always going to be my favorite. and thats not even touching the socio-economic implications of a black artist renting out an entire wing of the louvre to record a song called i am a god
- Oct 18, 2021MR MUCUS
Definitely thought it was corny when I wrote it, but it also isn't untrue lmao.
When does Drake REALLY get into his own emotions? Like not just surface level s*** like "I f***ed up" or "you hurt me". I'm talking about really digging into his pain and his own flaws and insecurities as a man.
Kanye will call himself out for the s*** he put Kim through. For his addiction and his outbursts. Even things like "All she want was Nikes, this is not about me". You can hear the sincerity in his voice as he confronts putting his own grievances aside for his family. He'll sound damn near in tears with his delivery sometimes when he gets in his emotional bag.
Drake just doesn't do that. Drake always has to come off like he's so smooth and cool all the time. Thats how he wants to be perceived by the world and its working and thats great for him. Truly, this isn't a knock at Drake. He does what he does well, and I enjoy it. His success is a blessing to him and those around him. But this thread asked a genuine question and I gave a genuine answer
we'll never know who drake is, but i feel like i could tell you kanye's opinion on anything
frenchpress ❇️Oct 18, 2021hayabusagreat post but they gonna ignore this
fr, Nevermind can u pls write this in excel for the loverbois to comprehend?
- Oct 18, 2021·1 reply
ye makes music for no one but himself, and drake makes music to make money, simple as that
Oct 18, 2021·1 replyMark Moschinoyall hating on yeezus just have weird hangups on overtly experimental music. the f***ing balls alone to follow up mbdtf with a song like on sight is unbelievable and should be enough to win you over. yeezus is an artist at the top of their power making music for no one else but themselves. an incredible work that will be remembered more fondly as time wears on in a similar way to sgt peppers losing esteem to revolver, or ziggy stardust to Low. no other album in his discography has the same precision, will to experiment or execution. the ambition of that album is unmatched and honestly i dont think its much of a stretch to say that its at least as influential as 808's .that s*** is always going to be my favorite. and thats not even touching the socio-economic implications of a black artist renting out an entire wing of the louvre to record a song called i am a god
He didn’t follow up MBDTF with that, you’re glossing over wtt and cruel summer
- Oct 18, 2021Mark Moschino
yall hating on yeezus just have weird hangups on overtly experimental music. the f***ing balls alone to follow up mbdtf with a song like on sight is unbelievable and should be enough to win you over. yeezus is an artist at the top of their power making music for no one else but themselves. an incredible work that will be remembered more fondly as time wears on in a similar way to sgt peppers losing esteem to revolver, or ziggy stardust to Low. no other album in his discography has the same precision, will to experiment or execution. the ambition of that album is unmatched and honestly i dont think its much of a stretch to say that its at least as influential as 808's .that s*** is always going to be my favorite. and thats not even touching the socio-economic implications of a black artist renting out an entire wing of the louvre to record a song called i am a god
and lets be real so help me god prolly wouldve been better than pablo if kim and chance the rapper didn't a&r it to death
- Oct 18, 2021·1 replyMark Moschino
ye makes music for no one but himself, and drake makes music to make money, simple as that
Ye does songs for money but no one wants to buy them kek
All Day, Champions, etc.
- Oct 18, 2021·1 replyinternet buddy
He didn’t follow up MBDTF with that, you’re glossing over wtt and cruel summer
im talking about the chronology of his solo albums, collab albums are different
- Oct 18, 2021·1 replyMark Moschino
im talking about the chronology of his solo albums, collab albums are different
Yes that’s true but the sound he was experimenting with on those collab albums laid the groundwork for yeezus
Ending of Paris for example
- Oct 18, 2021·1 replyinternet buddy
Ye does songs for money but no one wants to buy them kek
All Day, Champions, etc.
yep im sure he thought wow this all day song sure will make a lot of money lets put another extended outro on it thats what radio singles love!
- Oct 18, 2021internet buddy
Yes that’s true but the sound he was experimenting with on those collab albums laid the groundwork for yeezus
Ending of Paris for example
i think youre splitting hairs here, yes every artist has work that leads to the next, but most people i think would regard those as either seperate works or transitional albums. Yeezus is a fuller package than cruel summer. Watch the throne is as conceptually interesting, but yeezus is stronger in its execution and has a clearer thesis to its themes.
Oct 18, 2021You Kanye stans can pretend that you liked some other album more than Donda this year
But if we’re keepin it a buck, no other gave you the feeling
Be honest
Oct 18, 2021·1 replySo many reasons
The rare combination of Unworldly confidence level + insane empathy
Raw talent
Immersing in so many cultures as a child
Living a crazy ass life
Art school upbringing
Intolerance towards mediocrity
Crazy big budget for creative endeavors
The ability to swallow his pride and rely on others
The ability to bring out a new level of said others
Pure expression
SPIRIT- Oct 18, 2021·1 reply
tsu is the best song on clb, and i like others but i think it’s pretty undeniable that drake is more focused on the commercialization of his music than kanye
Oct 18, 2021
amoryit’s his most cinematic sounding work since LR
even tho i don’t love a lot of the tracks, i can’t lie songs like come to life and 24 just cause ur heart to swell up and s***
i wish i had the language to describe why
i def think he took some cues from blond, i find the drumless tracks to be the most impactful
i thought the entire album drumless was a bit too much, but now that tracks like jonah and pure souls have drums, it makes the impact of songs like come to life and NCLB that much greater
production is so theatrical
Oct 18, 2021Well Donda are feelings ripped from the soul and made into song form
CLB is the s*** on toilet paper you wipe from your a******