Chelly

5y

wasnt really hyped for the album other than this honestly, not a big fan of multiple posthumous albums. feels weird an kinda disrespectful

Chelly

5y

wasnt really hyped for the album other than this honestly, not a big fan of multiple posthumous albums. feels weird an kinda disrespectful

Scatt

5y

this JIK fan cover is insane

ChiefinKief

5y

My gf sent me this…what even is that account? Do sources have to verify or can I just say I wrote on Kanye’s album?

demo

5y

anyone can submit but a few days ago they posted info from someone who they refused to reveal and had given them correct info before. they have legit people sometimes, u gotta take it with a grain of salt and even the account says that.

Sherman

5y

we really might be hearing a Donda track tomorrow

Sherman

5y

we really might be hearing a Donda track tomorrow

Drezo

5y

"Big Sean is on 80 Degrees. It will be called Water on Jesus is King."

I can't believe man's was actually telling the truth lowkey

Drezo

5y

"Big Sean is on 80 Degrees. It will be called Water on Jesus is King."

I can't believe man's was actually telling the truth lowkey

QrOv

5y

another day closer

v12

5y

https://instagram.com/stories/ibnjasper/2618227016369360354?utm_source=ig_story_item_share&utm_medium=copy_link

che_guevara

5y

Kanyes barber listening to bob marley, thanks for sharing 👍

repent

5y

Kanye is so good at taking songs that start out sounding so iconic that they wil surely last as cultural footnotes for decades to come.

Then he opens his mouth.

He'll make something that sounds within half a mile of the legendary quality, ambition and creativity of something like Dark Side of the Moon in mainstream pop form, then he reminds everybody that he's bipolar and f***s b****es in they ass, while simultaneously downgrading the complexity and grandeur or his beat and melody down to a fifth of it's initial splendor. It's like drenching a five star five, diamond medium rib-eye in cold A1 Sauce, or giving Leonardo DaVinci only mud-covered sticks to create art. Like a s***stain on a wedding dress, absolute clockwork every time. He makes good enough rap, but he's shown his capacity for how great he can make his music sound countless times. Even then, there are a thousand mainstream rappers, dead or alive, that are better than him at the actual lyricism alone, let alone any other parameter for distinguishing a rapper's skill. It's the exact feeling you get when you're listening to a great 00's/10's pop song, then you suddenly hear the "HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWEEE" of the one and only Pitbull, and you know that you are about to be bombarded with an entire verse + hook of whatever the f*** Pitbull raps about for thirty seconds, and that there is absolutely nothing you can do about it. It's the feeling Gus had when he realized there was a pipe bomb three feet away from him with a detonation time of T-three seconds and that all he could do was sit with the gtim reality of his immediate fate, and writhe in the morbid inadequacy of everything about his situation, except a little more saturnine in it's hue. That is the exact emotion I feel when I hear the beginning of nearly any Kanye song that isn't from one of his s***tier albums, waiting for him to downgrade his marble sculture to a snowman, thinking of what he could have been, but never will be.

ANTI

5y

where is this from?

repent

5y

Kanye is so good at taking songs that start out sounding so iconic that they wil surely last as cultural footnotes for decades to come.

Then he opens his mouth.

He'll make something that sounds within half a mile of the legendary quality, ambition and creativity of something like Dark Side of the Moon in mainstream pop form, then he reminds everybody that he's bipolar and f***s b****es in they ass, while simultaneously downgrading the complexity and grandeur or his beat and melody down to a fifth of it's initial splendor. It's like drenching a five star five, diamond medium rib-eye in cold A1 Sauce, or giving Leonardo DaVinci only mud-covered sticks to create art. Like a s***stain on a wedding dress, absolute clockwork every time. He makes good enough rap, but he's shown his capacity for how great he can make his music sound countless times. Even then, there are a thousand mainstream rappers, dead or alive, that are better than him at the actual lyricism alone, let alone any other parameter for distinguishing a rapper's skill. It's the exact feeling you get when you're listening to a great 00's/10's pop song, then you suddenly hear the "HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWEEE" of the one and only Pitbull, and you know that you are about to be bombarded with an entire verse + hook of whatever the f*** Pitbull raps about for thirty seconds, and that there is absolutely nothing you can do about it. It's the feeling Gus had when he realized there was a pipe bomb three feet away from him with a detonation time of T-three seconds and that all he could do was sit with the gtim reality of his immediate fate, and writhe in the morbid inadequacy of everything about his situation, except a little more saturnine in it's hue. That is the exact emotion I feel when I hear the beginning of nearly any Kanye song that isn't from one of his s***tier albums, waiting for him to downgrade his marble sculture to a snowman, thinking of what he could have been, but never will be.

repent

5y

Kanye is so good at taking songs that start out sounding so iconic that they wil surely last as cultural footnotes for decades to come.

Then he opens his mouth.

He'll make something that sounds within half a mile of the legendary quality, ambition and creativity of something like Dark Side of the Moon in mainstream pop form, then he reminds everybody that he's bipolar and f***s b****es in they ass, while simultaneously downgrading the complexity and grandeur or his beat and melody down to a fifth of it's initial splendor. It's like drenching a five star five, diamond medium rib-eye in cold A1 Sauce, or giving Leonardo DaVinci only mud-covered sticks to create art. Like a s***stain on a wedding dress, absolute clockwork every time. He makes good enough rap, but he's shown his capacity for how great he can make his music sound countless times. Even then, there are a thousand mainstream rappers, dead or alive, that are better than him at the actual lyricism alone, let alone any other parameter for distinguishing a rapper's skill. It's the exact feeling you get when you're listening to a great 00's/10's pop song, then you suddenly hear the "HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWEEE" of the one and only Pitbull, and you know that you are about to be bombarded with an entire verse + hook of whatever the f*** Pitbull raps about for thirty seconds, and that there is absolutely nothing you can do about it. It's the feeling Gus had when he realized there was a pipe bomb three feet away from him with a detonation time of T-three seconds and that all he could do was sit with the gtim reality of his immediate fate, and writhe in the morbid inadequacy of everything about his situation, except a little more saturnine in it's hue. That is the exact emotion I feel when I hear the beginning of nearly any Kanye song that isn't from one of his s***tier albums, waiting for him to downgrade his marble sculture to a snowman, thinking of what he could have been, but never will be.