
An hour long review that goes incredibly deep into the themes & music of DONDA.
I won’t spoil it for you, but it’s truly a must watch for any fan of Kanye, or even anyone interested in music that goes deeper than surface level.
It’s great to hear from an educated professor who has dealt with a divorce & death of his mother, navigating the album.
By the end of the video, I think you will come to understand the album even more & give you an even greater appreciation of Kanye’s work here!
Thank you for sharing, OP. I just watched it and my appreciation for Donda increased tenfold. Would recommend this to anyone that is passionate about music.
Need Quint to come back from the dead for this one. Would probably lose 10lbs from the review alone
Thank you for sharing, OP. I just watched it and my appreciation for Donda increased tenfold. Would recommend this to anyone that is passionate about music.
3 minutes left. This was a fantastic viewing
I feel great knowing that there is someone as passionate about the album as I am but with the gift of being able to uncover so many aspects that I either caught but couldn't articulate or didn't catch at all.
You don't get takes like these just anywhere, step tf up KTT
3 minutes left. This was a fantastic viewing
I feel great knowing that there is someone as passionate about the album as I am but with the gift of being able to uncover so many aspects that I either caught but couldn't articulate or didn't catch at all.
You don't get takes like these just anywhere, step tf up KTT
For real, I feel like I’m seeing this album clearer than I ever have before
It’s really solidifying the fact that this is one of Kanye’s best albums
Like any academic this guy is REALLY opinionated even though you can tell he’a passionate about kanye. Like come on, college dropout isn’t a “real” kanye album ? What the hell is he talking about
His takes on the album so far are really interesting though. I can’t f***ing believe I didn’t notice the guitar on jail was mimicking the donda chant
An hour long review that goes incredibly deep into the themes & music of DONDA.
I won’t spoil it for you, but it’s truly a must watch for any fan of Kanye, or even anyone interested in music that goes deeper than surface level.
It’s great to hear from an educated professor who has dealt with a divorce & death of his mother, navigating the album.
By the end of the video, I think you will come to understand the album even more & give you an even greater appreciation of Kanye’s work here!
This guy has some very dope reviews and a***ysis I started catching onto him after the Tyler album
Damn op thanks for putting me on to this. I’ve already watched this video 6 times since you’ve posted it, about to watch it again
Like any academic this guy is REALLY opinionated even though you can tell he’a passionate about kanye. Like come on, college dropout isn’t a “real” kanye album ? What the hell is he talking about
His takes on the album so far are really interesting though. I can’t f***ing believe I didn’t notice the guitar on jail was mimicking the donda chant
I get it, he’s says some things are at first questionable like Kanye’s first 3 albums not being real Kanye albums, but I think his explanation of it checks out.
An hour long review that goes incredibly deep into the themes & music of DONDA.
I won’t spoil it for you, but it’s truly a must watch for any fan of Kanye, or even anyone interested in music that goes deeper than surface level.
It’s great to hear from an educated professor who has dealt with a divorce & death of his mother, navigating the album.
By the end of the video, I think you will come to understand the album even more & give you an even greater appreciation of Kanye’s work here!
damn it, i was going to post this. i put ktt on to professor skye :(