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your delusional if you think the millionaire he is now can relate to the nikka folding khakis at the Gap in College Dropout
I disagree with all of this. Both the lyrics and production are worse to my ears, and the biggest thing is that his music doesn't have that honesty that was so prevalent in his first couple of years.
your delusional if you think the millionaire he is now can relate to the nikka folding khakis at the Gap in College Dropout
Word dude got better in every way., Dude could release hip hops version of Pink Floyd's The Wall and nikkas still will be hatin.
I believe I did...Who said anything about relating?

this nikka went back on ALL he saidDamn..I disagree with damn near all of this shyt..lolEverything is better. Literally the only thing CD has over any of the other albums the ideas behind some of the songs. You're not going to recreate Jesus Walks or Through The Wire for example.
The rapping is much better in every way (delivery, flow, word play, lyrical intelligence) and the production is much better. Technically, he's improved in every way.
There's not 1 aspect he's regressed in from CD except maybe lyrical content and that's really up for discussion. New Slaves or Black Skinheads are more poignant lyrically than anything on CD. New Slaves is basically All Falls Down from a somewhat insiders perspective.
It's the persona people hate. Which is fine. But let's not romanticise the "old Ye". He hasn't changed much.
Why would we want to see a pic of a 10 year old T shirt?
He got better with each album![]()
Like what. Post some quotablesHe spits dealer shyt than that on Black skinehead and new slaves sorry.
And mbdtf might be his best album.
Listening to new Kanye makes me hate his old stuff more than I did back then.
Don't get me wrong, I liked him back then. It's just that College Droput was boring. It fit perfectly for the keyboard warriors of decades past longing for 'real hip-hop' to make it back on the radio, though.