probably the only song on this record with a strong and beautiful outro
To bro this s*** growing on me so much what the f*** 
Already told myself twice I would listen to it tomorrow but closed on Sunday got stuck in my head so I have to replay it every time. I listened to this s*** at least 6 times
if we being real it's just white people choosing what to care about and trying to make everyone else feel bad about it lmfao
All fax
this hurts so much
just watched a video of it and it makes me want to die thinking of how we’ll never hear that version
Outside the mixing, I enjoy this a lot.
Its nice to have some insight into Ye's mind being a recent convert.
Love the themes, Few really good verses on here too.
Disliked his vocals originally on "God Is" but honestly it seems like he's really trying and I can't help but love the emotion in his voice.
Overall I'm content, 7/10 atm.
You?
Same score from me
Outside the mixing, I enjoy this a lot.
Its nice to have some insight into Ye's mind being a recent convert.
Love the themes, Few really good verses on here too.
Disliked his vocals originally on "God Is" but honestly it seems like he's really trying and I can't help but love the emotion in his voice.
Overall I'm content, 7/10 atm.
You?
its a 9/10
change your score right now
Jesus is Lord is a more abrupt ending then Nas' s***. Wtf
No fade outs
ye rapping his ass off on follow god
the last sub-par rap song Kanye ever makes, but s***ty mixing holds it back
TLOP is about duality, of course it wouldn’t be a traditionally cohesive album.
I’m not mad at that justification if it was the only outlier. But when ye dropped it kind of made it seem less like an intentional thing and more like he stopped making radically unique cohesive albums with a clear direction. And honestly duality may be a theme but the “which one” and non-cohesion isn’t enough to make me say TLOP is “about duality”. It’s about fame and s***just like everything between MBDTF and JIK. It’s a mixed bag with something for everyone