gonna see how this album sounds drunk tonight
nah y'all lying to yourself if you think this album is good.
there is no standout track, unlike Ghost Town on ye. that s*** is magical. there is no match on this album
He rambles on about random s***. Clearly he doesn't care about lyrics AT ALL anymore. Almost all the songs take the same approaches, themes are all the same. They are all cliche, about how he has found god, but not in a profound way
He took a dope Pierre Bourne beat and he ruined it. On God is not bad, but that's not how he should have came on that beat. It's predominantly Kanye, very little meaningful samples or features. Which is the worst idea possible for a Kanye West album. He thrives off collaboration.
And the mixing is not good. It's not bad either. But not great for a full length studio album by a major artist. Explain to me why the Clipse ruinion was so forgettable too! Pusha's vocals were not mixed as good as they should have been!
In a few years, this will be looked at as a major mis-step.
kanye ends the decade with another classic 
you love to see it
wait for jesus is born
I don't regret listening to the Detroit phone recording multiple times
Sound quality is the same anyway
OK I rolled a blunt, took my perfect headset, pressed play.
This s***s dope like really dope
my 4th listen was after smoking. so good
im boutta head out to go see it rn. from what i heard its just 40 mins of artsy visuals
lmk king, I really hope you enjoy yourself
Becky when she hears Jesus is King for the first time 

I'm an atheist and this s*** kinda braZy when you smoking and got a nice ass system to bang this production.
so jesus is born really coming out at the last christmas of the decade DAMN
Are we not going to acknowledge how beautiful the female backing vocals are on the first half of "closed on sunday" are?
Damn son. Might be one of the most beautiful sounds ye has ever come up with.
"That's why I charge the prices that I charge
I can't be out here Dancin' With The Stars"
Nah this bar is hard af, idc what anyone says
nah y'all lying to yourself if you think this album is good.
there is no standout track, unlike Ghost Town on ye. that s*** is magical. there is no match on this album
He rambles on about random s***. Clearly he doesn't care about lyrics AT ALL anymore. Almost all the songs take the same approaches, themes are all the same. They are all cliche, about how he has found god, but not in a profound way
He took a dope Pierre Bourne beat and he ruined it. On God is not bad, but that's not how he should have came on that beat. It's predominantly Kanye, very little meaningful samples or features. Which is the worst idea possible for a Kanye West album. He thrives off collaboration.
And the mixing is not good. It's not bad either. But not great for a full length studio album by a major artist. Explain to me why the Clipse ruinion was so forgettable too! Pusha's vocals were not mixed as good as they should have been!
In a few years, this will be looked at as a major mis-step.
this is dumb af ... the reason ye had a standout track is b/c it was mostly trash
Basically everything after Selah and Follow God. I was encouraged by those songs since there's some interesting flows and rhyme schemes and he's relating the gospel and Christian themes to his life.
Almost everything afterward is just corny and shallow. Water is the best example since it's just "Jesus is X, Jesus is Y, Jesus is Z" delivered in the most monotone way possible. There's nothing new or interesting there. Use This Gospel could've been interesting but instead it's just basic "the demons are trembling because God" lyrics that anyone could write.
exactly
s*** is the most watered down gospel ever
all my friends are absolutely bashing this
they're probably atheists and sinners. f***em!
"That's why I charge the prices that I charge
I can't be out here Dancin' With The Stars"
Nah this bar is hard af, idc what anyone says
damn i f***ing hated this album first listen i'm at the point where i actually enjoy it now
they're probably atheists and sinners. f***em!
praise god
Love Fred Hammon’s part on Hands on.