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Name 5 better albums from last year....I ******* cringe when people describe yeezus as "groundbreaking"
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Name 5 better albums from last year....I ******* cringe when people describe yeezus as "groundbreaking"
Name 5 better albums from last year....
Name 5 better albums from last year....I ******* cringe when people describe yeezus as "groundbreaking"
Correct.Even if it was the runaway best album from last year (which it wasnt) wtf that gotta do with groundbreaking ?
Two very different things !
Yeezus was a fantastic album. It was groundbreaking, unconventional, and at times beautiful. I loved how it would go from gritty dingy beats, to elaborate orchestral symphonic melodies at the drop of a hat. You guys need to open your eyes and realize it was WAY before it's time.
That's the point... I'm not going to try to explain to you that Yeezus is profoundly deep (because I don't think it is) but that's part of the Kanye character. It fits him perfectly.but the lyrics over all that... take away from it.
the lyrics weren't even mediocre. Kanye calls himself a God... then asks for croissants. I would have laughed if I had the instrumental album, but I don't... so I just sit frustrated with Yeezus.
But Jay's album? Where your biggest song off the record is due to a hook pre written by Justin Timberlake, where you verse is completely forgettable (JT sold that track.......) No cohesiveness, talking about struggling with fame, hasn't this done millions of times before? What new ground was he breaking there?
Jay didn't even have a lead single or video though. People got hype off a SAMSUNG commercial. He GAVE the album away for FREE and it still went #1 and is platinum. I still copped even though I had the app. No artist has ever done that before and nobody is big enough to do that besides Jay.
This album proved to the world he is still the biggest/most popular rapper right now.
Holy Grail ain't even the best record
Heaven, Crown, Oceans even Tom Ford.
This.That's the point... I'm not going to try to explain to you that Yeezus is profoundly deep (because I don't think it is) but that's part of the Kanye character. It fits him perfectly.but the lyrics over all that... take away from it.
the lyrics weren't even mediocre. Kanye calls himself a God... then asks for croissants. I would have laughed if I had the instrumental album, but I don't... so I just sit frustrated with Yeezus.
I think Yeezus is a far better album than MCHG because I think Kanye is an Artist and Jay is a rapper. Everything Kanye does is because he FEELS it's the right thing to do and he has a hand in every single aspect of his album. From the cover art, production (duh), concert venues, marketing, etc. where Jay just let's marketing handle the rest once he's done recording his tracks. I like MCHG, I think it's a nice little fun record but it's very, very generic. IMO, the last Jay-Z album that felt genuine was The Black Album.
He's not...he just puts words together in a sped-up flow...he is a decent ARTIST though...Kendrick Lamar isn't lyrical by the way.
This.
but the lyrics over all that... take away from it.
the lyrics weren't even mediocre. Kanye calls himself a God... then asks for croissants. I would have laughed if I had the instrumental album, but I don't... so I just sit frustrated with Yeezus.
That's the point... I'm not going to try to explain to you that Yeezus is profoundly deep (because I don't think it is) but that's part of the Kanye character. It fits him perfectly.
I think Yeezus is a far better album than MCHG because I think Kanye is an Artist and Jay is a rapper. Everything Kanye does is because he FEELS it's the right thing to do and he has a hand in every single aspect of his album. From the cover art, production (duh), concert venues, marketing, etc. where Jay just let's marketing handle the rest once he's done recording his tracks. I like MCHG, I think it's a nice little fun record but it's very, very generic. IMO, the last Jay-Z album that felt genuine was The Black Album.
Yeezy isn't looking to wrap circles around peoples heads lyrically because honestly a lot of music listeners don't even catch on nor care too much about it (as sad as that is), and him being at the level he's at in terms of popularity, culture influence, he's looking to make art, take a minimalist approach, and let listeners interpret it for whatever their imagination wants them to.
Ahh okay, I just responded to your last statement and then added why I think Yeezus is a better album than MCHG. My point was that Kanye has always been "this" as a rapper. He didn't decline or improve, he's still just him. He always said some dope ish only to follow up with something ridiculous. That's just his style. It's more about how you say rather than what you say with him.rap circles?
I was just hoping for decent.
no one minded the fake words, incorrect phrases, and purposely mispronounced words on 'College Droupout', but this is unacceptable,
and even Kanye doesn't agree with you, he swears he had the best verse on 'New Slaves'
and for offwhite.. I didn't even bring up MCHG, and earlier in this thread I said Jay needed 'Ye more than 'Ye needed Jay, especially for WTT album
He's not...he just puts words together in a sped-up flow...he is a decent ARTIST though...
New Slaves is a great record.
I just wanted to say that
New Slaves
Black Skinhead
Blood On The Leaves
Bound 2
All are great records everything else was trash. I still don't what the **** he was thinking on that On Site record.
he aint lying.....I remember all the hate 808 got when it dropped.....I was one of the few that ****** w/ itAlright ya'll just watch 5-10 years from now Yeezus will be appreciated.