He has a point dawg.

Im agreeing with this as a session musician lol

Some of the worst takes I've seen on this forum in years all in one convenient thread.

Thread was cooked the moment they were disrespecting Yussef Dayes

Glad I haven’t been itt

it's been WILD man lmaooo

Nah tom misch slander is justified

That one’s not a hot take tho

I'm indifferent to Masego. But Yussef Dayes hate is crazy no matter how you try to split it lol

Both tom misch and jacob collier elicit similar emotions from me ngl

For as much as I’ve been directly inspired by Tyler, his music is pretty hit or miss for me these days

Goofy talk

Saying some of the greatest producers oat (Bink, Rza, No ID, Mike Dean and all the other top tier guys Ye has worked with) are just disposable producers who could be replaced by anyone because Ye has a vision

Vultures 2 out now

As a Wu Tang fan Naming RZA on your lists but criticizing Ye deserves a ban

Don't care. Didn't ask. Nightrider too wavy.

Because that’s exactly what was said lololol

Oh you mean the guy who produced the intro to MBDTF?

Yes the guy that added 1 sample anyone couldve found to a myriad of sections on that song that Ye orchestrated

Literally the definition of replaceable on that song

Meanwhile that song wouldn’t have been made by him or any individual person without Ye’s strings. Get the point?

That is literally what was said

He didn’t say session musicians. He said any producer helping Ye with his vision

Love his drumming and his work with Kamaal Williams and Rocco Palladino.

Just cause artists become beloved by a certain obnoxious/pretentious kinda crowd doesn't devalue their work, and it is not their fault. People gonna like good jazz music. Nothing else too it