it also connects with the young generation at the same time, any artist his age making music connecting with the youth?
Older artists used to get s*** on for doing this
Not Kanye.
Kanye always has been known for embracing the youth and not being stuck in the past.
1. Can never listen to the song the same after Fantano cooked with his impression
2. Kanye fans talking bout numbers now funny
Even more impressive when you hear the OG version vs what it became a month later
!https://youtu.be/17lhqSBbauw?si=blkQZymZMwSKbNEGs*** was really garbage lol
Not Kanye.
Kanye always has been known for embracing the youth and not being stuck in the past.
People would call it “how do you fellow kids” and old man trying too hard to fit in on KTT1
I’m just commenting on how perception has changed maybe cause we’ve gotten older on here
Wish Kanye put his verse last so I could skip when he starts rapping and not miss anything
1. Can never listen to the song the same after Fantano cooked with his impression
2. Kanye fans talking bout numbers now funny
stop viewin everything from a stan lens. i don't represent all the kanye fans i'm talking for myself and what i think.
Thread is gonna be 75% hate.
But I see where the OP is coming from.
Everyone and their mama wrote off Kanye in 2023 and said that he was flabby and sick and needed to hang it up especially when Vultures initially dropped and didn't do too well.
And Kanye burned tons of bridges too with the media and the general public. He's still Satan on social media and perceived worse than Chris Brown who actually had tons of social media support when the NBA dropped him from the All Star event.
But this thread is gonna be filled with dudes acting like it's the worst song in existence while gassing up generic trap and rage songs as 10/10 tracks.
Wish Kanye put his verse last so I could skip when he starts rapping and not miss anything
His verse was hard
Rich The Kid hook is amazing, this is some 2017-2018 Rich The Kid level
I'm supposed to be impressed by some rap song when the song sitting above it is the first #1 country song by a black woman?
People would call it “how do you fellow kids” and old man trying too hard to fit in on KTT1
I’m just commenting on how perception has changed maybe cause we’ve gotten older on here
Not really. That only happened when he collabed with Pump.
He never got backlash on the old KTT for working with young rappers on TLOP and Turbo Grafx
If Kanye made this same song in 2014 y’all would be on his d***. He making the same s*** y’all just don’t like him no more at least be honest bout it
every person i have put the song on around has started dancing or moving to some degree so that's all you need to know
Not really. That only happened when he collabed with Pump.
He never got backlash on the old KTT for working with young rappers on TLOP and Turbo Grafx
I’m talking about artists in general not just Kanye. Older artists used to get hate on all the time if they attempted to make a newer sounding song or collaborated with a younger mumble artist
stop viewin everything from a stan lens. i don't represent all the kanye fans i'm talking for myself and what i think.
I respect that Jaman
If Kanye made this same song in 2014 y’all would be on his d***. He making the same s*** y’all just don’t like him no more at least be honest bout it
This site's current favorite rapper is d***riding a midget who abuses women.
Stan wars will never die on here. You can only grab the popcorn and laugh as people's lack of objectivity lol.
even more impressive when you realize every verse on the song sucks
man shut the f*** up
Even more impressive when you hear the OG version vs what it became a month later
!https://youtu.be/17lhqSBbauw?si=blkQZymZMwSKbNEGLmaoooo they salvaged this s***
1. Can never listen to the song the same after Fantano cooked with his impression
2. Kanye fans talking bout numbers now funny
imagine saying that fat crackers opinion matters
ur white side showing crazy rn i can never take u serious again
That little part in the beat that sounds like a f*** up is what really makes it pop.
I'm supposed to be impressed by some rap song when the song sitting above it is the first #1 country song by a black woman?
Both