I’ll always have fond memories because it dropped in my senior year of college which was also 2016 and a whole lot of life went to s*** shortly thereafter lol. So, definitelt biased. But certain songs like Feedback and FML are always in my rotation at some point
Agreed
i love how they kept both samples (for one part) and then organs (for later portions) on praise god. helps keep the song moving and gives it structure
His reaction to the “still outside” part of the Keem verse
same as mine first time tbh
i don’t think he’s f***ing with this at all lol. maybe a little bit. will probably do a redux like he did with TLOP
Don’t count yourself out

I struggled with the album
Wrestled
And came to find
Never question the 🐐 when it comes to albums
Happy Ending Type S***
There’s a lot of symbolism that I feel like is going to take me a while to process, but the layers of meaning behind Jail, the two versions, the LP3 context, the choice of it as an opener to an album about his mom… I feel like you touched on a lot that I hadn’t put words to yet. It’s powerful
Jail also “ we all liars let it go “ and the fact that it’s with Jay z . Reminds me of Sacramento era . But the jail is the psych institution. “ don’t curse on me on text “ . His tone and delivery reminds me of the erratic tweets when he thought he was going to get 51 50 d . Like he sounds manic in delivery and the echos . With god gonna post bail
hes about to s*** on the high pitch part
Wow he sniffed that cocaine so fast
Bruh I had the same thought. He’s sniffin so much
why won't he post about his own f***ing album releasing
like he needs to, this ye nigga
His reaction to the “still outside” part of the Keem verse
same as mine first time tbh
LMFAOOOOO
you can tell he aint f***in wit it
you think theyre gonna add a cover to this
no, kanye definitely wanted it like this