I have to Admit, Kanye West is the Total Package

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Well said, I agree....


Add on the fact that he doesn't have half of the elocutionary talent of the 5 emcees that you mentioned...

He's a walking stereotype of everything that is flawed in the modern American limousine liberal negro...Arrogant, effeminate, disingenuous, irresponsible, self serving and fueled by Euro-envy.... Fighting his own petty personal battles while attempting to cloke them in Black nationalism..

Imagine if Toure was a rapper and you have Kanye West...


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Well said, I agree....


Add on the fact that he doesn't have half of the elocutionary talent of the 5 emcees that you mentioned...

He's a walking stereotype of everything that is flawed in the modern American limousine liberal negro...Arrogant, effeminate, disingenuous, irresponsible, self serving and fueled by Euro-envy.... Fighting his own petty personal battles while attempting to cloke them in Black nationalism..

Imagine if Toure was a rapper and you have Kanye West...
I know this is old but it's so perfect I had to quote it...lol
 

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I liked him when he came out, but I think Kanye West is absolutely corny now. And I don't bother listening to him or his music much anymore. And that All Day song is trash...yep rhyme, ball mall fall over a meh beat SMH! Put out a clothing line that looks like its for sophisticated vagrants - no real inspiration, and begging white peoples acceptance. Dude is a rich lost n!gga
 

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He went the Jay-Z route which isn't surprising considering how blind Kanye is to follow Jay. Started making garbage "I'm Rich” music and now its hard to like. Same reason why Fif fizzed out.

The job struggles and positive family values on College Dropout are now subbed for car spending sprees and skirt collecting.
 
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My Dark Twisted Fantasy

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1. Dark Fantasy
(K. West, R. Diggs, E. Wilson, J. Bhasker, M. Dean, M. Jones, J. Anderson, M. Oldfield) (BMI/ASCAP/Copyright Control/PRS)

Produced by The RZA, Kanye West for Very Good Beats/Hip Hop Since 1978 & No ID for Rich Daily Since 71.

Additional production by Jeff Bhasker & Mike Dean for Dean's List Productions. Recorded by Andrew Dawson, Anthony Kilhoffer & Mlke Dean for Dean’s List Productions at Avex Recording Studio, Honolulu, HI and Noah Goldstein at Glenwood Place Studios, Burbank, CA and Platinum Sound Recording, NYC. Mixed by Mike Dean for Dean's List Productions & Andrew Dawson at Platinum Sound Recording, NYC. Assisted by Gaylord Holomalia, Christian Mochizuki & Phil Joly.

Keyboards: Jeff Bhasker
Piano: Mike Dean for Dean's List Productions
Cello: Chris "Hitchcock" Chorney
Cello Arrangement: Jeff Bhasker & Mike Dean for Dean's List Productions
Background Vocals: Nicki Minaj, Justin Vernon (Bon Iver)
Additional Vocals: Teyana Taylor and Amber Rose

Nicki Minaj appears courtesy of Young Money/Universal Motown.
Justin Vernon (Bon Iver) appears courtesy of Jagjaguwar Records.
Teyana Taylor appears courtesy of Star Trak, LLC.

Contains samples of "In High Places" by Mike Oldfield, under license and courtesy of Mercury Records Limited. Written by Jon Anderson and Mike Oldfield and published by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (BMI) and Opio Publishing (BMI). All rights administered by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (BMI)/Stage Three Songs (ASCAP) o/b/a Stage Three Music Ltd. and Oldfield Music Ltd. (PRS). All Rights Reserv



i can post every song if thats what you really want :smugfavre:

thats just one exmape as you can see kanye didnt write/produce/play any instruments so what does he REALLY do? :wtf:



and thats just 1 song :smugfavre:
 

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He went the Jay-Z route which isn't surprising considering how blind Kanye is to follow Jay. Started making garbage "I'm Rich” music and now its hard to like. Same reason why Fif fizzed out.

The job struggles and positive family values on College Dropout are now subbed for car spending sprees and skirt collecting.

Good points...
 

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That moment when you have to go back and appreciate @Walt 's writing for
a second or third or fourth time.

:damn:
He spared no punches.
:damn:

:to: @ Kanye.
:wow: I hate it had to be you.


Aye, are there any more breakdowns that Walt's done ?
I'm pretty sure he did some on the Jiggaman and Nas as well back on :hamster:
 

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I didn't think one man could do it, but he has managed to embody the absolute worst aspects of Jay-Z, Nas, Pac, Ice Cube, and Common while distilling any of their valuable qualities from the mix.

He's a diva and a demagogue, a bratty fashionista, a shameless opportunist, a convenient social critic, a man who will cum on the blouses of hampton spouses while simultaneously wifing up a beverly hills socialite who embodies whoredom in nearly all possible aspects of the word. He's the ultimate black limousine liberal, the college nikka talking in coded academic language about inequity, black self-love, black owned business, leading pointless "black out" days in front of the campus library, then joining a Fortune 500 company as soon as he graduates and marrying a white chick first chance he gets.

The leader of the meaningless new world in which complexity has been reduced to Che Guevara wearing bling, where 40's the new 30 and nonsense is the new complexity, where inchoate juvenile temper tantrums are the new grist for the mills of revolution.

A man who's mother's death is tied to the ultimate act of vanity and insecurity, who gets riled up after bumping his head on "wrong way" signs like a weak, spoiled, confused child, whose pursuit of the mother of his child was inspired by her online sextape.

He who shall speak truth to power, our great provocative, populist artist, thugging it out with the Gwyneth Paltrows of the world referring to him as her "nikka." Ghostproducers, ghostwriters, shallow lyrics that tap into the emptiness and disconnectedness of the black middle and upper middle class, cliche takes on interracial dating, consumerism, sex, and blackness that would shame the most tired slam poet. The type of black person who doesn't feel a sense of authenticity in the white or black world and feels the urge to align himself with whichever one fits his mood for the day, as he tries on philosophies, indignation, and societal outrage like one of his funky leather outfits or a pair of designer shades - what will look best this season, and to whom? As even activism and justice become just another name brand or champagne, something so bathed in capitalist ethos that it rates and resonates as a buzzword or a quip.

Our great prophet of megalomania, the attention whore who resents the trappings of attention, Mr. anti-Hamptons with his Beverly Hills family, the man who hates to be a celebrity so much that he impregnated a woman who is a celebrity for the sole sake and reason of being a celebrity. You gonna just snap my photo while I'm on my way to a shi shi lunch? Well then I'm gonna expose the prison-for-profit system! The master of substituting empty, over the top rhetoric for insightful or meaningful thoughts, buffoonish gestures for truly defiant acts. Kanye ain't a celebrity, he for the people - which is why his malformed chipmunk face was the main image he chose to project on a bunch of big ass buildings across the country, and why he's calling his album Yeezus.

And he's crack for a lot of black people, the same way Ayn Rand is for a certain lot of whites, because both appeal to a warped sense of persecution while confirming their most basic, shallow notions of how the world is and how it should be, a world in which contradictions empower rather than hinder a person's character or message.

I never thought I could find anyone in hiphop more vile and reprehensible than Puffy, but Kanye has surpassed him at this point for the simple fact that a lie disguised as the truth is always worst than an outright lie.

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