It’s their college dropout nbs

Old stomach is the new ass

Rewatching the whole show rn

I wish they’d give up on everybody already

Thoughts on this first Kanye outfit with the really high shoulders ?

Koreans singing 2 in the stink >>>>>

Burger King !

North 🥺

never thought about it like that..
I like it, but it needed 5 more songs. It doesnt hit me the same as KSG. With KSG, its short, but it works way better than Ye. Ye needed to be a little more fleshed out. Watching that 500 days in UCLA doc, they show him rapping to some of the tracks that ended up being on NASIR...he should've said f*** Nas and just used those for Ye.

This 100%

White Label, Simple Things, Everything, Cops Shot The Kid

All songs that were great beats that Nas did nothing with

Exactly. Those should've been on Ye.

White Label is one of my favorite Ye beats ever.

Real af, nas rapping all off beat on it too

I called Ye a "modernized version" of 808's because it's his most revealing, heartfelt and personal album since 808's (maybe aside from TLOP). I didn't call it a "modern 808's" which would insinuate a comparison in quality. I also didn't claim it should be in his top 3, you incorrectly inferred that to be just to be argumentative.

Illiterate children have better reading comprehension skills...

So much Fukin aura

I’m so vultured up rn

bro I didnt even realize bon f***ing iver is on the end of this

new jeans on Kanye solo album please 🙏

The only thing u said is “it’s like the modern 808s, s*** fire” how am I supposed to know what u meant
Also I never said YOU put that album in his top 3, I meant the TikTok kids that do hence me bringing them up in the first place

KSG and Daytona everything perfect about that entire era. They deserve all the glazing they get

exactly how i felt when i heard law of attraction

This album wasn't bad, Ye just didn't do a good job tailoring the beats to Nas' style, but the individual pieces (Ye's production & Nas' verses) were really great in a vacuum.

It sounded like Ye made a bunch of beats, handed them to Nas, and he had to figure out how to rap on them. It didn't sound like they were cooking in the studio together and this video kinda proves that.

Jay-Z would've murdered those beats on Nasir tho. Ye and Jay's styles compliment each other so well, those two were meant to collab more than they did. We need a WTT 2.

clinical ye verse on forever rolling lol