Jan 28, 2022
Jan 28, 20222/22/22 is gonna turn into 2/29/22
Then scrap
Then pops back up in July
New album date in August
Officially released in September as something completely different
Jan 28, 2022
Mike Dean
Jan 28, 2022·2 replies0 hype
- Jan 28, 2022
Kanye fell off
Jan 28, 2022bot bot0 hype
What's there to even talk about lmao
Jan 28, 2022
Jan 28, 2022bot bot0 hype
It got like 40 pages in less than an hour
Jan 28, 2022IM NOT HYPE AT ALL IM NOT READY FOR THIS ALBUM TO DROP AT ALL IM NOT LOSING SLEEP OVER THE ANTICAPTION OF THIS ALBUM AT ALL
Jan 28, 2022Fewtch involvement got me pumped. This gonna be the Empire Strikes Back of rap sequels.
- Jan 28, 2022·3 replies
"It’s also the vibe he’s been tapping into for the tracks he’s been writing for Donda 2 — Ye’s first sequel album, due out Feb. 22. Ye has given him two notes so far: to sound “more monk-like” and to “simplify” the tracks."
"Ye also gave Nas some specific requests for how Donda 2 should feel. Nas pulls out his phone to make sure he captures the instructions he got correctly. “These are the directives for the album: ‘If it cannot be played at a funeral, childbirth, graduation, a wedding, it will not be on our record,'” he says. “We learned a lot from Donda 1. We learned what hit. We learned what was sticking. So we took from there. It has to be able to be played at four major moments in people’s lives. That’s crazy, right?”
Without offering song titles, Nas says he’s particularly excited about one track Ye recorded with the album’s executive producer, Future. “That’s just phenomenal,” he says. He also says Ye has been collaborating with some of the producers who worked on his 2013 Yeezus album, a few familiar names from the original Donda, and one special guest that blew Nas away: “Travis Scott pulled up and played beats for Ye,” he says, beaming.
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Jan 28, 2022·1 replyWe getting Ye over Travis beats
- Jan 28, 2022
This is the best timeline
Jan 28, 2022·1 replyhttps://twitter.com/RollingStone/status/1487172405424443395Antidote"It’s also the vibe he’s been tapping into for the tracks he’s been writing for Donda 2 — Ye’s first sequel album, due out Feb. 22. Ye has given him two notes so far: to sound “more monk-like” and to “simplify” the tracks."
"Ye also gave Nas some specific requests for how Donda 2 should feel. Nas pulls out his phone to make sure he captures the instructions he got correctly. “These are the directives for the album: ‘If it cannot be played at a funeral, childbirth, graduation, a wedding, it will not be on our record,'” he says. “We learned a lot from Donda 1. We learned what hit. We learned what was sticking. So we took from there. It has to be able to be played at four major moments in people’s lives. That’s crazy, right?”
Without offering song titles, Nas says he’s particularly excited about one track Ye recorded with the album’s executive producer, Future. “That’s just phenomenal,” he says. He also says Ye has been collaborating with some of the producers who worked on his 2013 Yeezus album, a few familiar names from the original Donda, and one special guest that blew Nas away: “Travis Scott pulled up and played beats for Ye,” he says, beaming.
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Not sure if Arca still f***s with ye but if she’s on this
- Jan 28, 2022·1 replyDS2
Not sure if Arca still f***s with ye but if she’s on this
@Artisntdeadyet Can someone ask on the discord server
Jan 28, 2022
Why YesterdayWhat's gonna be the new "____ lights" song? taking all guesses
We need a new "Dress" song
Jan 28, 2022Need more Arca x Ye
Jan 28, 2022·1 replyLast Name on this?
- Jan 28, 2022
- Jan 28, 2022https://twitter.com/RollingStone/status/1487172405424443395Antidote
"It’s also the vibe he’s been tapping into for the tracks he’s been writing for Donda 2 — Ye’s first sequel album, due out Feb. 22. Ye has given him two notes so far: to sound “more monk-like” and to “simplify” the tracks."
"Ye also gave Nas some specific requests for how Donda 2 should feel. Nas pulls out his phone to make sure he captures the instructions he got correctly. “These are the directives for the album: ‘If it cannot be played at a funeral, childbirth, graduation, a wedding, it will not be on our record,'” he says. “We learned a lot from Donda 1. We learned what hit. We learned what was sticking. So we took from there. It has to be able to be played at four major moments in people’s lives. That’s crazy, right?”
Without offering song titles, Nas says he’s particularly excited about one track Ye recorded with the album’s executive producer, Future. “That’s just phenomenal,” he says. He also says Ye has been collaborating with some of the producers who worked on his 2013 Yeezus album, a few familiar names from the original Donda, and one special guest that blew Nas away: “Travis Scott pulled up and played beats for Ye,” he says, beaming.
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Travis Scott doesn’t produce mfs lost
- Jan 28, 2022Wayworld
Last Name on this?
Wouldn’t surprise me actually tbh
Jan 28, 2022Antidote
Reach?
Bdot reach
- Jan 28, 2022Antidote
@Artisntdeadyet Can someone ask on the discord server
I'm not in the server anymore.
I don't like the people in there anymore
Jan 28, 2022·1 replyNobodyWinsWe getting Ye over Travis beats
This doesn’t excite me at all
Jan 28, 2022https://twitter.com/RollingStone/status/1487172405424443395Antidote"It’s also the vibe he’s been tapping into for the tracks he’s been writing for Donda 2 — Ye’s first sequel album, due out Feb. 22. Ye has given him two notes so far: to sound “more monk-like” and to “simplify” the tracks."
"Ye also gave Nas some specific requests for how Donda 2 should feel. Nas pulls out his phone to make sure he captures the instructions he got correctly. “These are the directives for the album: ‘If it cannot be played at a funeral, childbirth, graduation, a wedding, it will not be on our record,'” he says. “We learned a lot from Donda 1. We learned what hit. We learned what was sticking. So we took from there. It has to be able to be played at four major moments in people’s lives. That’s crazy, right?”
Without offering song titles, Nas says he’s particularly excited about one track Ye recorded with the album’s executive producer, Future. “That’s just phenomenal,” he says. He also says Ye has been collaborating with some of the producers who worked on his 2013 Yeezus album, a few familiar names from the original Donda, and one special guest that blew Nas away: “Travis Scott pulled up and played beats for Ye,” he says, beaming.
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Ye and Future are coming together to make the ultimate album of life… you being a man in the modern 21 century
Women lost
