is Kanye trolling the game?
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2manyFCKNrappers
mentally i measure kilos
just because i have criticisms about this body of work doesn't mean i don't get it....as a matter of fact...these concepts are simple and easily broken down. there's nothing cryptic or ironic with yeezus. it's a very thin transparent album that even i, a true day one kanye fan, am still shocked about. there's nothing to "get" here. kanye's known for being blatantly talented...he's not an ironic guy. but now he puts a little euro-centric industrialized sounds in hip hop and people who don't want to admit it sucks want to act like it's more than it is. it's flimsy and it sounds bad.
2manyFCKNrappers
mentally i measure kilos
i'm just going to scoff at everyone who likes this album.
Dead End
Rican B*stard
LOL, don't you dare compare this vapid, overproduced, pretentious stadium prog-rap to punk rock, ever, son
ThaRealness
Superstar
breh Im a huge fan of Punk and imo the energy on Yeezus tops pretty much everything except maybe Damaged by Black Flag
it sure feels like it
Spend close to ten years of your life hanging out with entertainers, bytch nikkas, cacs, homosexuals and white women and then try to make an album.
breh Im a huge fan of Punk and imo the energy on Yeezus tops pretty much everything except maybe Damaged by Black Flag
The Dead Kennedys worst album is more energetic than Yeezus.
ThaRealness
Superstar
The Dead Kennedys worst album is more energetic than Yeezus.
Their best album doesn't have the energy of Yeezus. Except Holiday In Cambodia. That shyt is harddddddd
And the energy on Plastic Surgery Disasters >>> Yeezus. But to each his own.
I feel that tons of punk records are way more energetic than Yeezus. Kanye's rapping tones down the energy of the beats to me.
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I can respect the album for what it is(minimalist presence, Yeezus going for a more industrialist sound, and the message he's pushing) but that said, I just don't find an attachment to the album like everybody else.
Yeezy fans don't wanna let that happen. I enjoyed when Ye put out Stronger, while everyone trashed it. I enjoyed 808's when nikkas trashed it. I don't really find anything about this album that makes me love it, but i can still respect it.
Yeezy fans don't wanna let that happen. I enjoyed when Ye put out Stronger, while everyone trashed it. I enjoyed 808's when nikkas trashed it. I don't really find anything about this album that makes me love it, but i can still respect it.
Dead End
Rican B*stard
breh Im a huge fan of Punk and imo the energy on Yeezus tops pretty much everything except maybe Damaged by Black Flag
No offense, but you're delusional. This album has nothing in common at all with punk. It is more similar to the progressive rock genre that punk partially reacted against than anything. Overproduced, needlessly complex and existing seemingly to show how talented the artist is. Yeezus is the 6 minute guitar solo, the symbol of a pampered artist in the upper echelons of society becoming bored with his own craft.
If anything, stuff like Chief Keef and GBE, with the simplistic, threatening lyrics, along with their amateurish videos starring ashy young urban kids and stripped down beats is a better correlation to punk. Say what you want about them, but their easy to replicate thing has way more in common with the DIY grimey energy of punk than recording an album in Paris with top-level producers when you're not impregnating Greek-American heiresses.
ThaRealness
Superstar
Well ya its "overproduced" I mean its Kanye.. the energy is punk tho
GKMC outselling this techno cac bullshyt
hip-hop is rising quality bubbles to the top bullshyt bout to stop
blind realizing kanye stock is on the steady drop
hip-hop is rising quality bubbles to the top bullshyt bout to stop
blind realizing kanye stock is on the steady drop