YONDR bags?
That company that provides bags that lock your phone so you can"t use it.
just an announcement for sunday service tmo, if i recall right
Is this the one in Inglewood?
That company that provides bags that lock your phone so you can"t use it.
Ohhh. Nahh I don’t see why they would include those, especially since this is already being livestreamed
Is this the one in Inglewood?
sorry b i ain't remember
hopefully he took the post down cus there was some error n he'll re-tweet the announcement soon
Ohhh. Nahh I don’t see why they would include those, especially since this is already being livestreamed
word, used them on Wednesday but I broke my phone out of it.
That's why Frank needs to stop being so prissy about the MAGA hat and get back in the studio with Ye. Not even the old OF tapes have a Frank's Track on it.
well, White, but i get what u mean
and i agree, they do dope s*** together. idk frank's current status on the matter but it'd really be a loss for him to distance himself
they're the first 2 people i think of when i think about people who care about music for music's sake, like just an appreciation for the abstract entity that is music itself
We need a “Church of On God” thread. I’d do it, but I’m not as creative as a lot of y’all.
Cudi Montage one on KTT1 was so nice: kanyetothe.com/forum/index.php?topic=7900089.0
Ye is the king of narratives in his albums. TLOP showcases him transforming from a dude whose vice is temptation to a family man. Dark Fantasy shows him going from a guy addicted to fame to a guy who realizes its consequences. Unfortunately JIK has little narrative development, the whole album feels like it's praising Jesus and that's it. "Hands On" was the only kinda unique song in the album in that respect. JIK could've been Jesus-centric and still not have to have been a full-on gospel album. F*** it, even DIAND could've worked on JIK because that song explores the consequences of temptation and has a lot of allusions to God/Satan.
whats with the thread title, we got more new mixes coming?
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Ye is the king of narratives in his albums. TLOP showcases him transforming from a dude whose vice is temptation to a family man. Dark Fantasy shows him going from a guy addicted to fame to a guy who realizes its consequences. Unfortunately JIK has little narrative development, the whole album feels like it's praising Jesus and that's it. "Hands On" was the only kinda unique song in the album in that respect. JIK could've been Jesus-centric and still not have to have been a full-on gospel album. F*** it, even DIAND could've worked on JIK because that song explores the consequences of temptation and has a lot of allusions to God/Satan.
not all gospel music is like that. growing up in church, pretty much all the music was solely praise music