dubbs hendrix

1y

Yikes lmao gotta listen to more music then

Elric

1y

nah we just dont have any other true visionaries out there rn

dubbs hendrix

1y

Yikes lmao gotta listen to more music then

SineDolore

1y

People are mad that Ye is trying out new ways to make art is crazy to me. Thats why he is who he is.

insertcoolnamehere

1y

So glad my fav rappers have a fanbase that keep it honest with em good or bad

Bobby_96

1y

I agree with Donda being his best post TLOP if we're not counting KSG which is factually his most consistent post TLOP project.

I sorta agree with you on Ye. Didn't care for it at first but it grew on me and I feel several on there are some of Ye's greatest(Violent Crimes, Ghost Town, No Mistakes) while the others are kinda generic and felt more like loosies.

I feel the opposite about JIK. I think the subject matter is its saving grace because of how wholesome and mature Ye sounds while the production and lyrics are just kinda generic and watered down from Yandhi.

Vultures 1 is okay to me in the sense that it's a collab album with Ty Dolla Sign that wasn't meant to be all that deep or experimental but it actually exceeded my expectations to an extent. It flows together fine as an album and has some incredible beats and vocals that Ye(and his unpaid interns lol) and Ty put together. The features were good too. It's really the mixing/mastering and some of Ye's phoned in verses and cringe bars that throw the album off.

V2 to me is so bad that it might as well be non-canon. Ye should've put that s*** on Stem Player like Donda 2 and let us listen to the updates via Youtube leaks lol.

Keekaroo Jackass

1y

V2 is not that bad man
good album overall

Ivan Cray

1y

Opus means best album or whatever in that artists discography not just music in general. we talkin just Ye studio albums

insertcoolnamehere

1y

So glad my fav rappers have a fanbase that keep it honest with em good or bad

insertcoolnamehere

1y

So glad my fav rappers have a fanbase that keep it honest with em good or bad

Bobby_96

1y

I agree with Donda being his best post TLOP if we're not counting KSG which is factually his most consistent post TLOP project.

I sorta agree with you on Ye. Didn't care for it at first but it grew on me and I feel several on there are some of Ye's greatest(Violent Crimes, Ghost Town, No Mistakes) while the others are kinda generic and felt more like loosies.

I feel the opposite about JIK. I think the subject matter is its saving grace because of how wholesome and mature Ye sounds while the production and lyrics are just kinda generic and watered down from Yandhi.

Vultures 1 is okay to me in the sense that it's a collab album with Ty Dolla Sign that wasn't meant to be all that deep or experimental but it actually exceeded my expectations to an extent. It flows together fine as an album and has some incredible beats and vocals that Ye(and his unpaid interns lol) and Ty put together. The features were good too. It's really the mixing/mastering and some of Ye's phoned in verses and cringe bars that throw the album off.

V2 to me is so bad that it might as well be non-canon. Ye should've put that s*** on Stem Player like Donda 2 and let us listen to the updates via Youtube leaks lol.

Kanyigga

1y

Pablo in there too famo

JeffersonSteelflex

1y

tell us why you think it’s a good album

GodzillaMinusOne

1y

Donda definitely his best solo post TLOP. Ye to me the at the bottom but that may be because it was the first album from him to disappoint me and it was a bit shocking at the moment. I just feel like most rappers at that time could've made that album. Whereas previously every Ye album was unique and sounded different.

JIK is nice imo subject matter only thing really holding it back. Hooks are great, features are nice and it has some of the best production over the last decade of Ye.

I see Vultures like his return/temporary escape back to debauchery and being a somewhat single, rich, h**** ass again at the time lol

Keekaroo Jackass

1y

theres at least 7 good songs