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"Vultures 1" by Ye & Ty Dolla $ign: Complete Analysis
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
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Quadrophenia part 2? What to make of this new Ye album? Lots of comedy and tragedy.
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My Thoughts on Anthony Fantano’s Vulture takes:
I’ve gotten quite a few questions on this, so here are my answers…(numbered, in case you want to respond in a specific and respectful way and have a dialogue about this rather interesting moment in internet music criticism)
1. I appreciate all the praise that my video has received, I really do. I’m super proud of my work, but please do not consider me to be the “anti-Fantano.” If you have ever harassed him then please do not support me!
2. His non-review was totally justified, especially given the size of his channel and the reach of his voice.
3. What he said took guts. I know it got him clicks as well, but that is a lot of grief for a few clicks. Dude is so popular he could do a Venga Boys tier list and get more clicks than I get in an entire year, so I think it is genuinely an attempt to “stand on business” as another music UA-camr might say.
4. I still don’t know if I acted in a morally responsible way in releasing this video and it has caused me many hours of sleep. I am trying to walk a tightrope of nuance, which is super thin (See #5). I don’t blame anyone who decides not to take that risk. The amount of “Fuck Fantano” comments I got and other comments that praised me while downplaying antisemitism tells me that maybe the nuance didn’t work out for me.
5. Is it possible to support Kanye West the Human and Artist without enabling Kanye West the dangerous person with serious mental health issues? I *think* the answer is yes, but the jury is definitely still out. If Fantano says No, then who can blame him?
6. (Imagine me under a sheet with mascara running down my face screaming “Leave Anthony Alonnnnne!”)
7. Fantano is absolutely out of his mind calling “Back to Me” mid and way too fixated on mixing levels, but you know, I wouldn’t insult him personally because of that. Seriously, what is up with that?
8. People bringing up his personal life are like, very, very very uncool and out of pocket, as you kids say. I don’t know anything about his personal life because he hasn’t told me anything about his personal life.
9. Although I praised the album a lot, I also tried to say many of the very same things that he said about Ye. I do not think that Ye should be let off the hook for his hate speech or the terrible people around him. I do think he is a rather pathetic figure on this album and I said so in my review. I just also think that he is the greatest living artist. See #5
Bravo, personally I choose not to tap into this album (I listened to a couple of songs). However, I think the answer to the question you raise under #5 is yes. Claire Dederer wrote an interesting book about this. It's called 'Monsters, a fan's dilemma'.
Like your "sponsors" on this video, I appreciate your call to diffuse poor Fantano's impossible position. I think Kanye is self aware and poetically honest, in his greater moments. The issues with with mother (ala Jason Voorhees) have plagued generations and stumped the greatest minds (Freud, Oedipus Rex). I read this as a sad album, a dirge, and a self-authored posthumous autopsy. Jesus told the greater masses who only wanted free bread and fish "eat my flesh and drink my blood or F--- off!". By calling the album "vultures" Ye is asking for true believers that will consume him/his work.
Sad and deep, but not frivolous. Thank you for your analysis!
I absolutely appreciate your approach to this- even if I haven't watched the video yet~ I decided to keep my mouth shut on Anthony's video due to the touchy nature of the subject but I completely agree that It's completely fine for him to have done that. No agenda is pushed that his viewers have to follow, it was solely his decision likely based on ethics and business. Going on to mention the album WITHOUT the politics surrounding it is... it already sounds dumb just like that xD
Now, i'd love to see what your thought's were!
holy cringe bro stop posting
Professor, let's not forget the kind of content Fantano creates and the humor he uses. He shaped his audience in a certain way, so there's no reason to expect anything other than the treatment he's receiving. He uses toxic humor all of the time, his audience is young and terminally online, so they will go after him the same way he goes after them on his streams and Twitter. Also you can't really erase all the stuff you did on the internet, and unfortunately for him, Fantano has plenty of instances where he didn't practice what he's preaching now, so the hypocrisy can't be ignored.
I guess be happy for all of the engagement he's getting? Surely he'll profit greatly from the attention.
At about 21 mins when you talked about the album cover couldn’t help thinking about the Life of Pablo album cover. The question of which one is finally answered. Kanye has fully accepted his sex addiction. Which is insane because he sounds miserable and preachy whenever he talks about it in interviews.
Yep, full indulgence after trying his hardest to be a "reformed Christian". Atleast he’s honest
@M.Dot47 Interesting. He had his family but lost it in the divorce. After that, he went full tilt in the other extreme.
Even on the album he is still conflicted. “They gave us the porn, since the day we was born.”
This is definitely more sexually explicit than Yeezus or TLOP.
I think this is just the vibe of the first Volume. Like there’s still conflict with beg forgiveness following many progressively over the top sexual driven tracks
Damn we got to see Kanye become the villain and embrace it. Darth Vader Energy
Your outrageous opinion on Late Registration never fails to offend me.
AVAA.
Every year or so I stumble upon a special channel that I feel extra blessed to exist at the same time as… this is that.
AS BAD AS REMOTE CONTROL??
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So glad you bring up the issue with horror movies, where the biggest horror is how horrifically depicted mental illness is. The amount of damage horror movies, IPs, and related media portrayals have had on say those with dissociative identity disorder, is beyond description.
maybe the only interesting point in this whole video. I mean he did miss out on some aspects related to heros/villains, black metal aesthetics.
I havent been able to watch this video yet, but that's a gross oversimplification. You talk about "horror movies", as if it's some monolithic empire. I won't deny that horror has had harmful representations of mental health over the years... particularly directors that fixate on it like M Night Shyamalan... but it isn't horror which exudes these harmful stereotypes. It is just an extension of harmful views by particular artists, not the format of art itself.
To go even further, as a mentally ill and neurodivergent person, I believe the existence of horror is a positive for those who suffer from mental struggles. Horror, very specifically, was a crucial aspect of me coming to terms with myself as I grew up. Teaching me that it's okay to have dark thoughts, and that there's even beauty in that.
Like I said, I havent watched the review yet. But I think its flat out wrong to say horror is explicitly harmful to those who struggle with mental health. Horror media saved my life.
@@floppydyskthank you so much for this insight. Ultimately, I still think horror movies overall* have been a net negative on PR of those with more severe mental health illnesses, but it’s nice to know that they can have such profoundly positive impacts as well
What a bunch of bullshit
Bad horror movies, sure.
Barry bonds best on his first three albums is insane. I do appreciate your insight on this album because you are right about the themes and vibe of the album
Peak analysis 👍. Love your videos all the way from South Africa 🇿🇦.
"Me too" from SouthrA🎉
You’ve become similar to what prime/earlier fantano used to feel like. Brilliant stuff. Keep up the great work.
fantano was never on his level
When do you consider fantano was at his prime? I've followed him since 2009 and don't feel like he's changed his style up much the entire time
@@bobbibop8980 His thatistheplan era was a pretty big change but other than that, yeah, his main channel is pretty consistent.
@regalCsh to be fair there's only like 2 or 3 channels I know of that are at this level of critique, the kinds of connections & synthesis with other media is on another level
really? i dont see the similarity to draw a consparison tbh
AVAA was looking forward to hearing you over anybody else talk about this project! You didn’t disappoint
I think something you’ve identified that really resonated with me is how the joy of listening to Ye in the same communal way we used to is gone, even if a lot of brilliant awesome moments remain and there’s still a lot for us to chew on artistically. I truly appreciated these three essays, 1) because it showcases your own Kanye-like artistry in how you are following your own muse in what you want to talk about and how you want to run your channel 2) but how you measure that with caution, humility to different perspectives, thoughtfulness, and compassion for those with different lived experiences. You go deeper than simply separating art and artist, and I love how these essays and your views update when you get new information or a new perspective, which is why I do consider you one of the UA-cam GOATs, a respite from the reactionary industry complex that even the best UA-camrs fall pray to.
AAVA
than you, Andrew Ambrose
Loved your analysis, thank you for the video. Beg Forgiveness is my favorite, the ending is so raw and emotional, I couldn't help but tear up the first time - especially with Good (Don't Die) just after. "I'm still waking with murder on my mind" made me think of I Thought About Killing You, so I definitely think he's talking to himself still.
This is one of the best analysises I have ever heard for an album I will not bother to listen to
This is honestly the single best review of any media I've ever watched on this whole website. You managed to get all the random thought nuggets I've been trying (and mostly failing) to convey to my friends on why I still think Kanye is great even though I also think he did some horrible things, so thank you for that. This video gave me a much greater understanding of a lot of the symbolism on the album, whether implied or otherwise, especially around the cover and the Jason mask. I do wanna mention that in King I think the "Crazy, Bipolar, Antisemite" line is meant to be read as a quotation, as a reference to what people and the media have said about / portrayed him as. He seems to not see himself as bipolar anymore, and I'm sure if you ask him if he's antisemitic (even in 2022 when his opinions were likely a lot more turbulent) he would tell you he's not, "_but_...". So I think it's more of a "you call me all these things to destroy me, and yet I'm still here", rather than full on admittance.
One thing I found interesting though is that you talk about the Jewish conspiracies as the ultimate evil in both this video and the one on Talking, but you kind of just say it is the worst thing you can do a couple times and never reason about it. I'm not saying this to disagree at all, but it comes off a bit disjointed how you have albums and anecdotes to back up pretty much every claim you make in these videos, but this specific point is always just left at the surface level. I will admit I'm not super versed on the channel lore so it might have been explained prior, but I think it might be worth mentioning the inevitable next time it comes up in relation to Ye. But again, I agree with your sentiment, just think it might be worth talking about a bit to substantiate it.
AVAA for real, fantastic analysis. Thank you.
thanks for the kind words. I make it more specific in my Westside Gunn review I linked to in Talking, but you are right, I should repeat the main points to make it more clear.
The difference it makes when the content is created by a literal professor with great media literacy. Special, special UA-camr. Keep it Skye, amazing work as always
Gotta wait 18 hours for this 😭😭
It’s time
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He can't stop winning.
Bringing up L.F Cèline and Pascal in a Kanye review was so unexpected but yet so appreciated. Love the way you balanced your analysis and how u culturally articulating references, support from Italy 🫡
AVAA
Actually the choir on carnival are Italian, they recorded it while Ye was there
What does Avaa mean?
@@electricman68 Awesome Video As Always !
@@EvEvEvE. thank you.
A little story about the Rippler. At a party, friend & I were talking about 2023. I realized, my purpose in 2023 was bringing ripples into the world.
I work in the affordable housing/counseling space. I have created many ripples last year (clients purchasing homes, accessing resources, communities growing/developing, etc.)
My friend joked I’m the Rippler. A wanna-be evil villain. With an evil voice: “hehehe. I’m sending ripples out into the world!” Citizens say “Yea it’s actually making life better. Keep doing it” And I’m crushed as a villain.
This story was probably funnier in person 😂
Interesting it sort of is in line with what you’re saying about Ye and Batman though!
oh, its "rippLer" not "ripper" Sorry!
@@professorskye haha! No worries!
It’s been tough not having my bros to talk about this album with. They’ve moved onto other music since the TLOP and Wyoming days. But we’ll always have that. AVAA
AVAA, I’ve been subscribed to your channel for a few months but this is the first video that’s made me comment. I really appreciate both your meticulous untangling of the circumstances surrounding this release and your own personal anecdotes that add a level of authenticity and investment that has been missing from music criticism for a long time. Thank you for the work you did on this video and your past uploads; I’ll be tuning in much more often in the future!
I hope ye watches this
Thank you for engaging with Kanye’s antisemitism and hate on a deeper level. I feel that most of his fans have a similar feeling but have a hard time articulating it. “Seriously not literally vs literally not seriously” was a great way to frame it.
AVAA. Your takes are so carefully considered and I’ll say super welcome in any hip hop/rap spaces. Professor Skye for the culture!!!
Goofy ☝️
@@b-boycastertroy yeah aight 🤣🤣🖕🏽
@@b-boycastertroy sock ya madda
Late Registration slander and Barry Bonds being the best song in the Dropout Trilogy is nasty work though.
@@b-boycastertroy idc smd
So excited to see your take on the art! On first listen, this album seems to be bursts of seriousness covered by moments of comedy. The tone is so “Un-Yeezy” it is like no other Kanye album
Kanye's albums, for the most part, have always been sprinkled with humour.
"Un-Yeezy" Nice term lol. Might use that
Pretty sure on the song King, when Kanye says “crazy, bipolar, anitimite” he is alluding to the click bate article headlines that are bestowed upon himself
and he is not labelling himself. Hence why he follows this with “they thought, headlines was my Kryptonite. Then when he follows with "I’m still the King”. This must be a reference to the Sword of Damocles which is a symbol used in the video for the song Power but is also an alternative album art cover for my dark twisted fantasy. The sword dangling over his head are the media, the headlines, his shadow self, ex wife those who condemn Kanye with impunity etc etc etc but also it’s like f you I’m still the King.
exactly!!! dude, i swear a lot of these people hating on ye and this album are goofballs!!! 😅
great take, reading your thoughts made me think of a crown of thorns, not comparing Ye to jesus, despite yeezus popping in my head, but with Ye being crucified by the media with all these headlines, he wears the remarks of his enemies as a crown, that though it may cause pain (blackballing) but he’s still the king nevertheless
this immediately became my fav essay you've done right when kirk van houten was name dropped
Honestly, part of Kanye's arc kind of reminds me of the chess player Bobby Fischer. He's arguably one of the greatest chess players of all time, his story is remarkable and has been retold countless times in movies, books, articles, etc. He was also a rampant sexist, racist, and antisemite, who said horrible horrible things about jewish people, black people, and women, throughout his career, especially later in his life.
One of the main differences between the two is that Fischer is white, which is likely at least part of the reason as to why Fischer is still celebrated as an icon in the chess scene, just a genius who was sadly overcome with mental illness, while Kanye recieves a lot more hate. Obviously there are other factors at play, Kanye's comments are a lot more recent, and he's still alive. Fischer also lived in a different era, though he's almost unanimously praised by people today with little mention of his discriminatory behaviour.
I think this all just shows that the world is still far from a safe place, and is still filled with a lot of hate towards minorities. It breaks my heart, but it's something we need to talk about a lot more
aava
This review was so amazing, I have never watched a review like this before and while I came for Kanye, I stayed for Kanye but I also stayed for you because you are so insightful and funny. You definitely earned a fan here!
Vultures to me is about the sheer focus, putting morals aside, putting purposes aside, just about competition, triumph, and winning. It’s actually like a sense of actualisation where you got the setting up right, and now you just need to achieve it, do the dirty work. If you heard some of the late 2022 leaks of Kanye, it’s spiritual, and the transition from the deep spiritual purposeful sound to Vultures shows just this, putting morals aside and making it.
AVAA
another thing about the cover that I noticed is that he looks awkward. His stance and presence gives the vibe that he’s using her to cover his insecurity (purposefully)
Superb analysis. The viewpoints on Ye as a human, and the collective mourning many fans feel, resonates with me so much.
Even donda felt like a mourning, when Never Abandon your Family was released, I heard pain, but also vengeance, rebirth, and even threat.
Production was spectalular as always, vocals were meh, and my overall digestion of the album was: chaos, insanity, ego, immortality, and above all, a regression and immaturity.
It felt like the production holiness of Ye passed on to a 17 year old male teenager. Vengeful, Sexual, Paradoxial, Rebellious, Humorous, and Youthful.
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AVAA Just starting the video and would like to address that comment. I would say the massacre Israel is committing in Gaza has contributed more to the current frustration and hatred a lot of Jewish people are feeling right now. And a lot of people who support this genocide want to act like it's because of some words Kanye said. But that's a way deeper conversation to have. It's easier to just blame it on an artist and call it a day...
I understand your sentiment. I certainly wasn’t blaming Ye for all antisemitism or acts of violence. Just a contributing factor.
What’s happening in Israel/Palestine is incredibly complicated and something we could discuss forever and never have a resolution (I believe 2 state solution is the only solution that would work without a genocide).
To be clear, I am not a supporter of what Israel, specifically the actions of the government under Netanyahu’s control, is doing right now.
I’m “pro” the Palestinian people and also “pro” the Israeli people. While being against Netanyahu and his policies/actions and against Hamas and their actions.
@@BelzertheRippleryou can’t be pro Palestinian people and pro Israeli people that makes no sense 😭 being pro Israeli means you’re anti Palestinian.
@@DJANGO_excl There's a difference between agreeing with something and not wanting innocent people to die
@@DJANGO_excl I’m sorry but that’s just not true. And speaks to how divisive and polarizing the coverage and our culture is. You have to pick a side. F that. I side with compassion and peace. For the Palestinians and Israeli people.
@@BelzertheRippler how is that not true?? Majority of the Israeli population want to eradicate Palestinian people yet you sympathize with them? It’s not even their land. They are occupying Palestine. You can’t just steal someone’s land and act like the victim when the people you stole from fight back. That’s like saying you’re pro Haitian people but also pro colonizers/salve owners.
I value your channel immensely.
AVAA, anyone who missed the first 10 minutes missed something important!
I find it super interesting that the instant Kanye publicly abandoned Christianity, the drums came back.
what a beautiful analysis, thank you so much for this video
The world is so fortunate to have people like you. Sitting for what is right.
I listened to it at first and of course some of the songs are so good, damn Carnival made me jump so much. But i felt bad, heavy, after listening to the whole album, and I didn't know exactly why. Your thoughts helped get myself clear why it just felt like something was off.
It's clear he's in a bad place right now. But what's more appealing about Kanye is that his artistry just speaks, it connects to me, is relating in some points, even if i'm not a recently divorced dude. Guess that's what art is supposed to be.
Hope he can heal, i don't believe he is a bad person, quite the opposite, to be honest. But anyways he's clearly vulnerable and miserable right now, and i think that's one of the times when art gets the most powerful.
I listened to this whilst ill in bsd fallong asleep. Gave me the weirdest dreams. Thank you!
i’m glad u like barry bonds, it gets a lotta hate and ppl try to say it’s one of kanye’s worst songs but it’s actually super good
the general consensus is Graduation would be a 10 if not for Drunk & Hot Girls but I've never heard anything negative about Barry Bonds
@@shrimpscampin that’s what the general consensus used to be i’ve heard that a ton but in recent years i’ve heard so many ppl shit on barry bonds and say it’s boring, google it, i think it’s all these new gen teenage kanye fans who don’t know how much better barry bonds is than a lot of his newer songs
@@shrimpscampin there are tons of posts about ppl not liking barry bonds on reddit from like five years ago
love this new album but i don’t think i can agree that it’s better than late registration. just the fact that kanye would write his own lyrics and produce almost the entirety of his first three albums just makes those songs very special to me because nowadays u can find reference tracks for a lot of kanye verses like rooga wrote half of kanye’s verse on jesus lord and it just makes it not hit as hadd
AVAA Skye! Excellent analysis. As far as the singing Roxanne like that: I’m positive it’s a reference to Walter Hill’s movie ‘48 Hrs;’ the introduction to Eddie Murphy’s characters. Lots of movie references on this album.
Professor, is it just because my first language isn't english or "don't die" sounds so much like "Donda"? I feel like the song is about him and also about being a parent and wanting to be alive for your kids, just as much as he would want her to be alive for him. AVAA!
As a native english speaker they don't sound similar to me, I would have never made this connection. It's possible though
EDIT: I listened to it again, and with how he pronounces it (more like "dont da" than "dont die") I can see what you mean
Just watched the introduction, completely agree with your take, beautifully exposed
Loving the video, it would be cool to see a video with a reading list. you always have interesting takes and it would be interesting to see the writers that inspired your takes and way of thinking. 😊
The most anticipated review I have had for this album. Thank you Professor Skye
carnival is probably my favorite because of the carti verse. by no means is carti is the greatest artist of all time but he is my favorite of all time AVAA
AVAA
Problematic is his greatest song since Ghost Town in my opinion
Am i the only one that thinks the cover gives anerican gothic vibes?
First time watching and I think I love this channel perfect analysis of Kanye before you even started the album. I heard you loud and clear very well structured video, I don’t know how you don’t have more subs… Fr but you got one from me!
This first minute opening! ❤ 👏🏾
I can tell I don’t agree with your politics but I enjoyed this review and respect your opinions. You had some valid points regarding sports gambling
1:03:05
Absolute bars right here, just kept getting better too. If this was a more popular belief, our discourse would be maybe 100x less toxic, and I don't mean saying that Hitler had a few good qualities would make things less toxic. NUANCE is the key. Jesus, thank you for laying that out. AVAA
Didn’t vibe with this at the beginning but liked this review and enjoyed your insights
Great analysis as always !!
Check out The Last Dinner Party - Prelude to Ecstasy
The Jason analogy is super dope.
LOVE YOU PROFESSOR
Love your videos. Thanks.
Great video! absolute love your content and your reviews!
I appreciate this review
This may be the best fair analysis of modern Kanye. AVAA
“are we children?… are we children?… are we children?”
This was AMAZING
AVAA. I'm immensely grateful that you've given Kanye's complex album and his complex story justice. It's a breath of fresh air that you've done so. I find the lovebombing that white-supremacists have done to Kanye so terrifyingly insidious.
How you've connected the Simpson's and Kanye's story is astonishing-I literally put my hand on my mouth when you said that; that's how incredible I thought that connection was.
And your conscious inability/struggle to not enjoy this album purely as a work of art (as well as R. Kelly's) makes me think inward and really think of the choices I make and have made.
What an excellent, excellent, excellent video.
AVAA. I'd like to take a moment to appreciate this analysis video. You worded in the best and most open-minded way possible. Crazy how you filled it with interesting references here and there and you talk about how artists use streaming as a way to change up their sound kinda like what Ye did with Life of Pablo. Though some disagreement here (about Rowling owning the rights of Hogwarts Legacy from Harry Potter which I fully doubt, it's Warner Bros if I'm correct.) But still, I think you worded the stuff in the best way possible ever.
Loved hearing your thoughts
Agree on basically all points
AVAA - I've been listening thinking to myself, "I need to watch more of this guys videos" and then you said what you said about Remote Control....LOL still gonna watch your stuff though. I appreciate your nuance, looking forward to more of your content.
i think kanye's comments on jews are blown out of proportion. a women gets cheated on and says men are trash. we don't chastise her for being sexist and tell her shes not allowed to say that. that will only make her more mad. kanye was frustrated in multiple dealings with jewish people and instead of letting him be mad he was punished. the guy employs jewish people, he doesnt actually hate ALL jewish people. just like the women in my analogy doesn't really hate ALL men....
AVAA. THIS ALBUM IS NOT BETTER THAN LATE REGISTRATION WTF ?! LMAO
Absolutely brilliant review. I need to hone my thoughts. Subscribed
Awesome videos as always just don't fall out the Skye, you know?
Young aspring musician really inspired by ur album anaylsis u make albums feel important and really dig deep to understand the themes something i love hearing never stop
AVAA.
Enjoyed this analysis. Thoroughly agree with you that Ye is unlikely to be antisemitic and more likely to be suffering from a manic episode (in my view its clear he suffers from mental health episodes which make him prone to gaffes and so on).
I actually feel that he is quite a vulnerable person, and when he is interviewed comes across more defensive and childish than anything else. Onto the music...I am not a particular fan and don't rate him as an artist - i find him rather grandiose and not the GOAT he thinks he is. A genius in some ways, perhaps, he has said before that he is a leader and best as a synthesist, bringing collaborators together and knowing how to conduct them. I respect Ye all the more though as JPEGMAFIA (an actual creative genius) loves Kanye and I can feel his influence on some of the choons on this album (such as the chipmunk one).
I was pleasantly surprised that I liked Vultures more than i thought and have listened to it twice already. It's catchy. It's pretty good.
AVAA what’s your beef with late registration?
Not really a beef, just one of my least favorite Kanye albums. I know it triggers people so I troll it a bit.
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People can’t take mean words by a guy pretending to be a villain… come on!
I don’t get the Remote Control hate, one of my favorites from Donda
I’ve had this album on repeat! Loved it!
Nice! What are your favs?!
@@EpicGamertje I would say Burn, Beg Forgiveness, and Vultures Havoc Version
i'm sorry to anyone who has or is going through pain or suffering because of Ye. believe me, if it was any other artist making that same music, i would listen to them instead in a heartbeat. (AVAA)
If anyone listens to this album it’s friggin Genius! And it’s a grower! I’m glad it’s massive because it didn’t even get the launch and exposure it should have got. The blend and styles is unreal. Never heard anything like to . On top of that you cannot place kayne into any real music group he is Kayne. And at the age of 56 I’ve just really started to get into Kayne. I actually nearly bought one of his tops , never have I ever wanted to buy any music artist apparel and top that off he’s actually a fashion designer
too. Kayne is simply Genius! ❤
Thank you for actually discussing the album, AVAA
Before this video starts, I gotta say I'm surprised Peggy produced 4 tracks on this album. If Peggy's tweet was truly his connecting factor to Ye, then he put this shit together so fast, and it's impressive.
he almost definitely re-used some shit; drums on stars sound uncannily similar to the drums on the latter half of woke up and asked siri... off the last armand hammer record
Not produce produce. Maybe added drums or some shit. The project was nearly done before they met
great work loved your analysis. very discerning.
never married but i lived with an ex and i am shocked at how relatable your recently divorced life vibe was to that point in my life.. men lol
I love the review but the take on Late registration was crazy.
FYI; the "Roxanne" part in the song Paid that Ye sings is a interpolation of Eddie Murphy singing Roxanne from the movie 48hrs.
Facts..
wow good catch
lol that Lived experiences quote is crazy...
Just wanted to comment that this is an absolutely incredible analysis and expertly put into words a lot of my confused thoughts and feelings about the album.
If you have the time, would you ever go back and review the older jpegmafia albums you missed? I would love to hear your thoughts on veteran and ALL MY HEROES ARE CORNBALLS. Thanks!
“Roxxane” sounds like the voice Kanye used to mimic of Benjamin Netanyahu in the Alex Jones interview 💀💀
AVAA
First they came for Kanye West, and I did not speak out.
Awesome review! I'm new to your channel and I'm gonna check out your previous Ye videos.
This was very thorough!
I just found this channel.. I'm glad i did
“do you know how much money I’ve made from not gambling…?”
The choir on Carnival is italian, not french. Actually they're hooligans of an italian soccer team called Inter. Ye came to Italy and was spotted watching Inter at the stadium in Milan, that's where he probably had the idea, after listening to the choir of Inter sustainers.
"Can I borrow a feeling?"
"I'm not abducting and, uh, cannibalizing children from Holland.
Anymore"
AVAA 😂