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Exactly what we said about his hideous sneakers.
If they didn't have his name, they were sale rack ****. On some Jordan fusion ****.
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Exactly what we said about his hideous sneakers.
If they didn't have his name, they were sale rack ****. On some Jordan fusion ****.
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loll
meek meals
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if they were by NSW with the same colorways, quality and the exact same model(s), i'd mess with them
it would be better that way because it would probably be a lot easier to get them too
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Hudson has not reason to be salty like that. Ye/Jay is tight and I believe Ye really looks at Jay like a big brother. I wouldn't be surprised if this had some negative effect on his career going forward. 
The hate in this thread is funny from both sides.
The hate in this thread is funny from both sides.
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I'm In It 
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MCHG doesn't hold a candle to yeezus
That's just wrong on so many levels
regardless, none of these jaunts are better than Born Sinner, and none of these joints will be better than Hall of Fame. (Yes Hall of Fame. Keep sleeping on Sean and thinking he's just a joke/gimmick.)
And none of those albums mentioned will come close to Nothing Was the Same. That'll easily be Album of The Year.
Coming from a Drake fan....
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Would take born sinner over Kanye garbage and jay z overhyped cd. Dead serious
the hater boxden
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- Aug 25, 2007
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I feel sorry for you
mr marcus
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Glad someone stated that kanye guided WTT
Kills me when people say "it would be so much better without ye" lmaooo what!!? You wouldn't even have the album besides "take off" ....jay been riding ye **** for awhile and I'm a Stan of both
Kills me when people say "it would be so much better without ye" lmaooo what!!? You wouldn't even have the album besides "take off" ....jay been riding ye **** for awhile and I'm a Stan of both
the hater boxden
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watch the throne ANY day over yeezus & magna carta holy grail. imo.
shoeking2101
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Coming from a Drake fan....
Yo, I'm being dead serious right now. I have no idea what was so hilarious about what was said. I haz so much confusion right now
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Kinda agree with this
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I like the album. My only knock on it is that it's only 10 tracks.
Perhaps, some or much of what I'm about to say has been stated, still allow me the courtesy of sharing my thoughts:
To me, Yeezus is the type of mishmash that sprouts from artistic sense. The point of emphasis here is that it's artistic--first and foremost, nothing more nothing less. This is to say, then, that Yeezus is NOT an album for a hip-hop purist. I'd venture to call it an experiment; it's not, however, experimental in the pure sense of the word, or even in (an all encompassing) musical context, but in the genre of hip-hop, it definitely stands out as something "new" and something wholly "different," and I can appreciate this. (I could be wrong though, so feel free to enlighten a bro')
Only the future holds the answer to the question of how many albums Kanye will release, or how many "classics" (ps: this word "classic" is thrown about all too easily nowadays...smh) Kanye will produce, but I believe that x number of years from now, when we examine Kanye's oeuvre, this album will stand out as something special--an indelible cache in a discography that may or may not stand the test of time. I firmly believe this.
You want pure hip-hop? Well I'm hearing that some guy called Jay-Z apparently just released something of that nature, so go listen to that. And when you're done listening to that, come back and listen to Yeezus and appreciate it for what it is: something different. Something unlike Born Sinner, MCHG, The Gifted, etc.
At this point in time, the creators of the aforementioned albums may be better hip-hop artists, but make no mistake about it, Kanye is the better artist, now and in the long run.
Ohh, and last but not least, 808nHB was abominable. I seriously can't believe some of y'all think highly of it...:x
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Perhaps, some or much of what I'm about to say has been stated, still allow me the courtesy of sharing my thoughts:
To me, Yeezus is the type of mishmash that sprouts from artistic sense. The point of emphasis here is that it's artistic--first and foremost, nothing more nothing less. This is to say, then, that Yeezus is NOT an album for a hip-hop purist. I'd venture to call it an experiment; it's not, however, experimental in the pure sense of the word, or even in (an all encompassing) musical context, but in the genre of hip-hop, it definitely stands out as something "new" and something wholly "different," and I can appreciate this. (I could be wrong though, so feel free to enlighten a bro')
Only the future holds the answer to the question of how many albums Kanye will release, or how many "classics" (ps: this word "classic" is thrown about all too easily nowadays...smh) Kanye will produce, but I believe that x number of years from now, when we examine Kanye's oeuvre, this album will stand out as something special--an indelible cache in a discography that may or may not stand the test of time. I firmly believe this.
You want pure hip-hop? Well I'm hearing that some guy called Jay-Z apparently just released something of that nature, so go listen to that. And when you're done listening to that, come back and listen to Yeezus and appreciate it for what it is: something different. Something unlike Born Sinner, MCHG, The Gifted, etc.
At this point in time, the creators of the aforementioned albums may be better hip-hop artists, but make no mistake about it, Kanye is the better artist, now and in the long run.
Ohh, and last but not least, 808nHB was abominable. I seriously can't believe some of y'all think highly of it...:x
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I don't think so man, I can't see it even getting record play.
I don't even think the person would make it to a record label to make the album AT ALL.
Your telling me if this exact same album was released by myself as "Joey Deezuz" it would get shown love and go platinum?
you cannot be serious... there is absolutely NO WAY.
There isn't even a genre to categorize it in. It's not "groundbreaking" to me on any level, I don't think it's going to influence some generation of ****** EDM weird beat trying to sing but can't autotune crap...
He's still rocking that autotune like it's 2008. He should have gotten T Pain or Jamie foxx to "kill it on the track with him" lmao
Album is a joke to me. Idk how kanye heads can defend it, must be exhausting.
Honesty yeezys grew on me after some time, call it hype... whatever else, Idk. But when I first saw them I wasn't crazy over them, I thought they were interesting and modern. But now everyone goes bat **** crazy over them, lol.
When my girl first saw them she said they looked "ugly and stupid" she thought it was a joke. After she saw Kim K wearing them, she was asking if they came in GS or what the smallest size you can get them in. And she's not even into sneakers like that. Then again ALL women are truely hypebeasts, lol.
thekillerj23
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Any idea on when a tour will be announced?
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Mike Dean is saying there's going to be a WTT2 that might come out before the end of the year.
Which is funny considering the way some of the Kanye stans have acted in defense of Yeezus
So Kanye might not tour at all(especially since he just had a kid), and then tour with Jay again or have his own tour.
Which is funny considering the way some of the Kanye stans have acted in defense of Yeezus
So Kanye might not tour at all(especially since he just had a kid), and then tour with Jay again or have his own tour.
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Travis Scott (yeezy's proteges production all sounds like this. electro trap beats. Go listen to Crown on MCHG. That's basically a Yeezus left over.) Or any of the other weird rap ****** you probably haven't heard about who are on right now and make **** 1000x worse.
Just because YOU don't like something doesn't mean there isn't a market for it. Influence a generation of EDM rap? Have you been listening to the radio?
Do you know who LMFAO are?
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thekillerj23
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No biggie to me, long as they come to Toronto, Pitt, Chi, or Det I'm there. I saw WTT in Toronto, wouldn't mind going back up there again.
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You realize Crown is the song that the young female won the contest with right?
Yeezus left over
bayyrd
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im expecting an annoucement probably in the fall...then tour in late 2013/early2014...
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Definitely. Kanye is definitely more creative and still has a lot left in him, while IMO, Jay is just trying to keep his name out there. I'm looking at this album as a work of dope production, with the lyrics not supposed to be the main focus. These beats knock in some dope headphones. Whether you like the style of production is one thing, but I still think this is a solid album.I like the album. My only knock on it is that it's only 10 tracks.
Perhaps, some or much of what I'm about to say has been stated, still allow me the courtesy of sharing my thoughts:
To me, Yeezus is the type of mishmash that sprouts from artistic sense. The point of emphasis here is that it's artistic--first and foremost, nothing more nothing less. This is to say, then, that Yeezus is NOT an album for a hip-hop purist. I'd venture to call it an experiment; it's not, however, experimental in the pure sense of the word, or even in (an all encompassing) musical context, but in the genre of hip-hop, it definitely stands out as something "new" and something wholly "different," and I can appreciate this. (I could be wrong though, so feel free to enlighten a bro')
Only the future holds the answer to the question of how many albums Kanye will release, or how many "classics" (ps: this word "classic" is thrown about all too easily nowadays...smh) Kanye will produce, but I believe that x number of years from now, when we examine Kanye's oeuvre, this album will stand out as something special--an indelible cache in a discography that may or may not stand the test of time. I firmly believe this.
You want pure hip-hop? Well I'm hearing that some guy called Jay-Z apparently just released something of that nature, so go listen to that. And when you're done listening to that, come back and listen to Yeezus and appreciate it for what it is: something different. Something unlike Born Sinner, MCHG, The Gifted, etc.
At this point in time, the creators of the aforementioned albums may be better hip-hop artists, but make no mistake about it, Kanye is the better artist, now and in the long run.
Ohh, and last but not least, 808nHB was abominable. I seriously can't believe some of y'all think highly of it...
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Yes. I know. I'm the one that posted that article in the MCHG thread.You realize Crown is the song that the young female won the contest with right?
Yeezus left over
She sent it to Travis Scott. And then when he went to the studio session with Jay jay liked it and chose it for his album.
It also sounds like everything else Travis has been doing since he signed to/has been working with Kanye. The version the girl sent isn't the exact same on mchg. Travis changed it up. Go listen to "i am a god". Crown would also fit on Yeezus right after that track. there's a common theme with the production is what i meant. Not that it was literally left off of yeezus. It was also recorded in the same time period as that song so travis was def in the same mind frame when working on those songs.
You don't have to just try to fight me on everything dude.
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Well that much is evident champ.Definitely. Kanye is definitely more creative and still has a lot left in him, while IMO, Jay is just trying to keep his name out there. I'm looking at this album as a work of dope production, with the lyrics not supposed to be the main focus. These beats knock in some dope headphones. Whether you like the style of production is one thing, but I still think this is a solid album.I like the album. My only knock on it is that it's only 10 tracks.
Perhaps, some or much of what I'm about to say has been stated, still allow me the courtesy of sharing my thoughts:
To me, Yeezus is the type of mishmash that sprouts from artistic sense. The point of emphasis here is that it's artistic--first and foremost, nothing more nothing less. This is to say, then, that Yeezus is NOT an album for a hip-hop purist. I'd venture to call it an experiment; it's not, however, experimental in the pure sense of the word, or even in (an all encompassing) musical context, but in the genre of hip-hop, it definitely stands out as something "new" and something wholly "different," and I can appreciate this. (I could be wrong though, so feel free to enlighten a bro')
Only the future holds the answer to the question of how many albums Kanye will release, or how many "classics" (ps: this word "classic" is thrown about all too easily nowadays...smh) Kanye will produce, but I believe that x number of years from now, when we examine Kanye's oeuvre, this album will stand out as something special--an indelible cache in a discography that may or may not stand the test of time. I firmly believe this.
You want pure hip-hop? Well I'm hearing that some guy called Jay-Z apparently just released something of that nature, so go listen to that. And when you're done listening to that, come back and listen to Yeezus and appreciate it for what it is: something different. Something unlike Born Sinner, MCHG, The Gifted, etc.
At this point in time, the creators of the aforementioned albums may be better hip-hop artists, but make no mistake about it, Kanye is the better artist, now and in the long run.
Ohh, and last but not least, 808nHB was abominable. I seriously can't believe some of y'all think highly of it...
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