I know that this comment was 4 months ago, but I also think so many of The College Dropout's songs are underrated too. Majority of Kanye's songs are underrated because everyone pays attention to his mainstream songs...
+John 4 Reason Totally agree. And question, why do you have this picture of Tokyo as your cover photo, i have seen so many people on youtube with the same image, just WHY?
That Kanye documentary makes you realize how much Kanye low key had the rap game on lock back in the early 2000’s. Till this day there’s still songs that I knew for yearsss that I discovered Kanye produced. The man really is the greatest of all time in hip hop and a musical genius
One of the most overlooked songs in the entire Kanye career. I know there are a lot of crazy bangers but i feel like this song doesnt get all the recognition it deserve
@@mymustynut5813 I see where you coming from MyMusty but wouldn't you agree Grammy's mean nathan cuz they will just as quickly give one to a baboon and a buffoon as much as they will a solid or great work? I get what you're saying it's got industry acknowledgement but I do think this piece is not often spoken of and it's an outstanding composition, lyrical content and talent roster.
I met all my best friends over Kanye music on the bus. I’ll always be on his side. He might be different now but I understand the way life takes it’s toll on us all and shifts our thinkings but I remember who he was before his moms death
I basically know now we've been racially profiled cuffed up and hosed down pimped up and hoed down plus I got a whole city to hold down from the bottom so the top is the only place to go now/
Music is art. It is actually the quickest emotion inducing art. Poetry is the highest art but it takes much of your focus into truly understanding and appreciating it. Now when music, good music, and rap, a modern derivation of poetry, combine, it's not just art- it's great art.
After watching the doc, I finally understand why Ye is the way he is. The relationship with his mother was beautiful, it was his everything. It hurts my soul to think she passed so early.
TheRealBeatMaster. Im still a little fucked up about that, but even in the bible jesus axes about being equals like the tree of knowledge and sheit. Pass me a piece of that plant that makes you breath fire right quick. Lol
"I am a God Even though I'm a man of God My whole life in the hand of God So y'all better quit playin' with God" It sounds like it's possible there could be more to the concept of the song than what the literal meaning of the title and particular excerpts seem.
Ivan Williams You’re right, there is more to that song. I Am a God is wrapped in multiple layers of irony. Kanye calls himself a god, but he keeps telling other people to do things and they don’t even listen. Would a GOD have to wait for croissants? Of course they wouldn’t. That’s why Kanye collapses into screaming his lungs off by the end of the track. He realizes that he’s trapped by the nature of his elevated status as a ‘God’. Which is why on the next song, New Slaves, he tries to relate to the everyday black man, before failing and going on to the depressed state of that album for the next few tracks. Yeezus is so damn underrated, that album has such a well-executed Narrative.
@@alexjarmes7226 nah man he lost his damn mind being a trump supporter and standing up for a violent criminal because i quote in another dimension or universe kanye is him. spouting bs like how slavery was a choice and shit. he needs an actual psychologist and get his head fixed.
Yessss !! That Hunger he got when rapping two words on Netflix documentary was out of this World! Hungry for recognition, recognition he finally got!! 🙌💥💥💥
+Nathan Casey I can't remember what performance it was, but I remember seeing Kanye perform with her live on TV once, she's done some AMAZING things with rappers. GREATNESS!
For all of you saying "this is the GOOD Kanye" I feel I need to educate you. Kanye has been the same dude since day one. The man has been shaking hip hop at its core since his entry to the game. Kanye has been raunchy on every album, touched on religion on every album, (from Jesus Walks, which I'm sure you all were comfortable with despite his explicit content on the record to I Am A God) been singing on every album (from Spaceship and Hey Mama to Blood on the Leaves), sampled amazing music on every album (from Shaka Khan to Daft Punk) and always expressed his heart in his art and words (from George Bush to Taylor to shit you're reading on HipHopDX right now) If you're not feeling Ye's shit that's cool a lot of people don't but the sellout comments are just silly and prove that you're either not a true fan of Yeezy or too blinded by your own preferences to understand what a sellout even is. A sellout is not someone who stops making the music you like, a sellout is someone who makes the music you like because you like it and knows his music and shows will "sell out" to the masses. Kanye says fuck radio and now he's a sellout. Rap fans, I tell ya.
His behavior is a different conversation from his music. I won't defend his behavior I certainly think it could stand some improvement, my statement was simply in reply to those calling him "sellout."
Chappelle was breakin serious records on his show. I remeber being 11-12 listening to Common's records, Kanye & Mos, Jill Scott, All kinds of great music. That show was cultural & comedically so far ahead of its time.
I'm after the documentary and this man's journey was worth sharing because he worked hard & stayed true despite being turned down many times. He deserves all the success!.You're a treasure.
3:27 to the end bends the fabric of time and space. Holy shit. What an unbelievable minute of sound. Make sure you listen to the album track version with a good pair of headphones and turn your volume all the way up.
I suggest you check out Spaceship and Never Let me Down as well, Kanye used to be one of the most socially conscious emcees in the game, he has some true classic songs amongst his first 4 albums.
First 4 albums? Dont act like MBDTF (power, devil in a new dress, gorgeous, all of the lights… uh the entire album) isn’t a classic. Same goes for every other Kanye album for that matter
bro its been 14 fucking years since this dropped. I don't care the shit he's doing now, but I'm personally glad I can say I literally grew up on the work of this musical genius. He may of fell off the past couple of years, but his first 5 albums solidify his legendary status
+Abdallah Hussein yeezus was adequate for me nothing monumental like this or some of his earlier stuff. Don't get me wrong I still love the album but i guess it was just a little different from all his other work that throws me off I guess
I hate when people say Kanye is just a producer rapper. His lyrics in this are legendary and mos def too. The Grammy nominated line is crazy and all the phrases are two words that describe him. Genius
To me this is when Yeezy made his breakthrough, this song is brilliant. i remember hearing it on Dave Chappelle and i said this dude is going to be huge.
Simple, easy and yet somehow unique rhyme scheme over an incredible amalgamation of samples infused with unbridled talent. Yet still merely an underrated masterpiece.
Goddamn. Classic Kanye I miss. I remember when this mixtape came out and I ordered it online for $5 from NYC because it was not available in my state. I miss those days.
what are you all talking about? he hasn't lost it. every album he changes his style and that's what makes him so great. if he continued making College Dropout style albums to this day it would just get boring. you gotta keep changing it up.
This is the Kanye that I fell in love with. This song is so lit and profound!! You've got Mos Def, Philadelphia Freeway, and some funky violins at the end. What!!! 🔥🔥🔥
This is a genuinely perfect rap song imo. The beat is impressive as hell, every verse holds it's own. Personally I listen to it and feel like Mos Def out-raps the others but they all are on their A-game and goddamn you can't deny Kanye's talent on that beat. People can hate him or not, the song is a goddamn work of art.
One of the most underrated Hip Hop tracks of all time. Incredible.
Classixs Beats This is fire!
I know that this comment was 4 months ago, but I also think so many of The College Dropout's songs are underrated too. Majority of Kanye's songs are underrated because everyone pays attention to his mainstream songs...
+John 4 Reason Totally agree. And question, why do you have this picture of Tokyo as your cover photo, i have seen so many people on youtube with the same image, just WHY?
ClemB I honestly have no clue haha..I never thought about changing it and I guess it's just the default cover photo.
ok thx!
This documentary is going to be one hell of a life.
Frist time hearing this Kanye ... and its 🔥
@@alifreshrayy his first album is all killer no filler check it out man
@@o.__felixxx kl
So I see we all came back to hear the song after the documentary snippet.
@@alifreshrayy holy shit lol how have you not heard kanye till now
Who’s here after Kanye’s Netflix series ? Damn this man worked so hard he deserves all the success he gained during his life, good job Ye!!!
ME!
the scene where he raps his verse from this acapella is cold af
Me!
@@lucr.7325 yo that shit gave me goosebumps !!!!!!!
im so looking forward for the next episode. kanye deserves his success fr,his music is just next level
Top 10 Kanye songs. I’m surprised people barely talk about it
Facts. It's easily in my top 10 and it's definitely the most underrated Ye track.
1000%
best song ? ?
Only problem is you can say that about every song on tcd
@@thesm_2 right? The college dropout is just legendary
Kanyes most underrated song
Agreed!!!
Victor Gonzalez under rated as fuck. meaningful lyrics and and sick beat.
what else would you consider? i think "good night" ,but what album songs/ non-singles?
Victor Gonzalez yeah..
"barry bonds" because of the open for the drummers and "we major" at least the last decade
That Kanye documentary makes you realize how much Kanye low key had the rap game on lock back in the early 2000’s. Till this day there’s still songs that I knew for yearsss that I discovered Kanye produced. The man really is the greatest of all time in hip hop and a musical genius
he hasn't stopped just made it the music business not just the rap game.
The crazy part is, niggas actually thought he was wack….they all choking on them words now!!
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Kanye is HIM
@@CNote2004no really currently they are laughing
MOS DEF ONE OF THE GREATEST TO TOUCH THE MIC
1 more album before hes done
***** Kanye one of the best to touch the MPC
Christian Rosales he made a lot of this on an asr 10 and motif :)
Christian Rosales yup, Mos Def is one of the greatest to ever touch the mic lol.
+Jesse Rintoul he got deported to Africa & changed his name
so nobody gonna mention how Mos Def murdered this?
He murdered that verse
+Dean Taylor thank u Dean
It took me too long to realize that he rapped 'two word' phrases his whole verse. Fuckin incredible
Man, the track is over after Mos Def, IMO.
+Peter Mbogo hn kanye brought more too
One of the most overlooked songs in the entire Kanye career. I know there are a lot of crazy bangers but i feel like this song doesnt get all the recognition it deserve
Preach 🔥
This is one of the greatest Hip-Hop albums ever made....straight up. It's perfect.
word.
Not just hip hop! All genres.
Frank Russell yessir!
idk I never really felt school spirit, but the rest is Kanye at his finest.
It's like a 7/10, maximum.
You must have very sheltered experiences with music.
Two words. Mos Def
Yes that is a line from the song, good job.
Louis Butson cornball
Louis Butson Lol stfu
facts lol
Freeway had a better verse than mos def
if u randomly came to listen this
then u gonna know
how underatted this stuff is
I wouldn’t say underrated this album got him a grammmy 😭
@@mymustynut5813 I see where you coming from MyMusty but wouldn't you agree Grammy's mean nathan cuz they will just as quickly give one to a baboon and a buffoon as much as they will a solid or great work? I get what you're saying it's got industry acknowledgement but I do think this piece is not often spoken of and it's an outstanding composition, lyrical content and talent roster.
Most of Kanyes YT stuff is poop if i'm honest
Yasiin bey killed this
my favorite Kanye record
+Sremm Music whats funny about liking college dropout the most. That's my favorite Kanye album and one of my favorite albums period.
one of my favorites, deep and crazily innovative
@@devin9410 yeah it's my second favorite
MBDTF is my favorite
@@hsn7018 whats the third
@@orenthal7894 ah it's between lr or the life of Pablo
Cause the life of Pablo grows on me so much
This beat is so Roc-a-fella. I think Kanye single handedly make early 2000's hip hop worth listening to.
Watched the documentary and it brought me back... "Two words, K.West"
one of the best instrumentals.
nikole yesss
nikole man can we talk:)
Miri ari
Sounds like it’s from Mbdtf
Such a raw Kanye beat , damn.
Two Words: The Goat.
The only goat. The genius one
I love how Kanye swings his lines. Gives it rythmic complexity and just swings
Hotep brother
the whole concept, the flows revolving around two-word phrases, is really cool
Is it just me, or do you love when Mos Def and Kanye collaborate? Like 'Goodnight' from Graduation.
ISLAMATRON ????? Kanye killed this track lyrically too
There’s no song called goodnight on Graduation.
what is this .for real yes there id
what is this .for real There is now. It was added to Graduation as a bonus track.
@@Impertinent1 Yes there is check the tracklist on Genius bud 💀
I met all my best friends over Kanye music on the bus. I’ll always be on his side. He might be different now but I understand the way life takes it’s toll on us all and shifts our thinkings but I remember who he was before his moms death
Still one of Kanye’s best verses and best music videos
Jesus, Mos Def's verse was crazy
Hell yeah , he had two words for ever line
It was pure fire.
🔥🔥
Screamin' "Jesus save me"
You know how the game be
I can't let 'em change me
Cause on judgment day, you gon' blame me
Look, God, it's the same me
I basically know now we've been racially profiled cuffed up and hosed down pimped up and hoed down plus I got a whole city to hold down from the bottom so the top is the only place to go now/
People saying he's insincere or crazy just didn't know him earlier, he's consistent in his belief
@@McRingil Right!!! He still perform his first single from this album. “Jesus Walk”
@@a.malachi8061 "Through The Wire" was his first single.
That line is on another level!!! 🔥
Kanye changed rap forever w this shit
When 3 genius of music get together...
This is not music..
This is art..
Music is art. It is actually the quickest emotion inducing art. Poetry is the highest art but it takes much of your focus into truly understanding and appreciating it. Now when music, good music, and rap, a modern derivation of poetry, combine, it's not just art- it's great art.
Free way is free
Freeway ain't shit lmao
I feel like this song is underrated as hell
It is
Sounds like it could be on mbdtf and not be out of place
@@randomraspberry8525 I don't see it tbh
@@MexiCooki the beat sounds like the style of some of the sonfs
@@randomraspberry8525 nah, this sounds a lot more raw than anything on mbdtf
After watching the doc, I finally understand why Ye is the way he is. The relationship with his mother was beautiful, it was his everything. It hurts my soul to think she passed so early.
It's a gift
when I listen to this beat I'm not even mad Kanye calls himself a god
TheRealBeatMaster. Im still a little fucked up about that, but even in the bible jesus axes about being equals like the tree of knowledge and sheit.
Pass me a piece of that plant that makes you breath fire right quick. Lol
"I am a God
Even though I'm a man of God
My whole life in the hand of God
So y'all better quit playin' with God"
It sounds like it's possible there could be more to the concept of the song than what the literal meaning of the title and particular excerpts seem.
I am.
Ivan Williams You’re right, there is more to that song. I Am a God is wrapped in multiple layers of irony.
Kanye calls himself a god, but he keeps telling other people to do things and they don’t even listen. Would a GOD have to wait for croissants? Of course they wouldn’t.
That’s why Kanye collapses into screaming his lungs off by the end of the track. He realizes that he’s trapped by the nature of his elevated status as a ‘God’. Which is why on the next song, New Slaves, he tries to relate to the everyday black man, before failing and going on to the depressed state of that album for the next few tracks.
Yeezus is so damn underrated, that album has such a well-executed Narrative.
@@alexjarmes7226 nah man he lost his damn mind being a trump supporter and standing up for a violent criminal because i quote in another dimension or universe kanye is him. spouting bs like how slavery was a choice and shit. he needs an actual psychologist and get his head fixed.
Mos Def's verse was ridiculous
Anyone else here after seeing Ye and Mos Def rock this on ep1 of jeen-yuhs?
no cappppp
It’s proof all hard work does is drive people mad; and make us unhappy.
Yessss !! That Hunger he got when rapping two words on Netflix documentary was out of this World! Hungry for recognition, recognition he finally got!! 🙌💥💥💥
Kanye's the best hip hop artist of the century thus far.
this century one but not the best, last century, not at all
Jesus Saldana Whoah, it's like last century went through 7x more years than this century already.
+Lizard hahhahah what the actual fuck
LIZARD Δ hip hop hasn't even been alive a century, this is a pretty foolish comment.
Kryptonlte century as in the 00s.
That violin outro is just amazing.
+Dwide Schrude Miri Ben-Ari
+Nathan Casey I can't remember what performance it was, but I remember seeing Kanye perform with her live on TV once, she's done some AMAZING things with rappers. GREATNESS!
Netflix about to teach these young'uns what a real Kanye classic looks like.
And did
RIGHTT!!!!
it did!!
Holy shit dude, the nostalgia from seeing this video.... Kanye is definitely one of the top 10 artists of all time. Any genre
Yo bro was this a single back in the day or was it part of a album
@@reymachete8878 It was part of the album
DONDA INCOMING
@@reymachete8878 it was a promotional single off the album but the video wasn't release, he did preform this at shows
Couldn't agree more! Just came back here after watching his Netflix documentary Jeen-Yuhs.
I'm a metal musician and very rarely listen to rap/hip-hop.. but this song is one of the best I've heard. Sick beat.
You metalheads will always be a guest to our genre
@@iamthenight8683 seriously, since the days of Run-DMC and Beastie Boys
Nah the culture of Hiphop doesn't condone metal/satanism. Jesus is Lord ' John 3:16
@@davidsamuels777 metal isn’t satanism lmaooo
@@davidsamuels777 Hip hop condones pedophilia (Afrika Bambaata). And no bible verse says anything against sex with minors either.
a lot of Common influence in this early Kanye, amazing track
Kanye is untouchable because he can back all his bs up with these absolute classics
So true
I am not so sure
"i like h**ler."-kanye
Bruh
@@mehmetsel5272Listen to his whole interview and don’t fall for the fake news matrix mind rape slavery inducing paradigm and narrative
kanye is real artist
Vicky Malek WAS*
IS* :)
he's more creative than ever so get the fuck out of here @L2TheFace Bars
telling someone to get the fuck out with "negativity" while using a negative sexual slur. Hypocrite much?
this song is
under appreciated
underrated
overlooked
forgotten by some
but for some of us we shall never forget!
Proof that college dropout is one of the best albums - across all genres - of all time.
For all of you saying "this is the GOOD Kanye" I feel I need to educate you. Kanye has been the same dude since day one. The man has been shaking hip hop at its core since his entry to the game.
Kanye has been raunchy on every album, touched on religion on every album, (from Jesus Walks, which I'm sure you all were comfortable with despite his explicit content on the record to I Am A God) been singing on every album (from Spaceship and Hey Mama to Blood on the Leaves), sampled amazing music on every album (from Shaka Khan to Daft Punk) and always expressed his heart in his art and words (from George Bush to Taylor to shit you're reading on HipHopDX right now)
If you're not feeling Ye's shit that's cool a lot of people don't but the sellout comments are just silly and prove that you're either not a true fan of Yeezy or too blinded by your own preferences to understand what a sellout even is. A sellout is not someone who stops making the music you like, a sellout is someone who makes the music you like because you like it and knows his music and shows will "sell out" to the masses.
Kanye says fuck radio and now he's a sellout. Rap fans, I tell ya.
finally someone gets it
Truth
then why is he acting like a moron on radio shows?
His behavior is a different conversation from his music. I won't defend his behavior I certainly think it could stand some improvement, my statement was simply in reply to those calling him "sellout."
this.
So glad Ye brought attention to this. Underrated beyond belief.
When they performed this on Chappelle's Show. 🔥🔥🔥
OMG!!! YEEESSS!
Maya Laku ouuuu!!! I second that, salute.
Chappelle was breakin serious records on his show. I remeber being 11-12 listening to Common's records, Kanye & Mos, Jill Scott, All kinds of great music. That show was cultural & comedically so far ahead of its time.
Maya Laku that was fuckin epic
Maya Laku Bro thats exactly how I remembered this song when they were all together...!💯
I want to be friends with Kanye West. Look at his genius. You're misunderstood, Ye. And those misunderstandings are driving you down a dark path.
He's right about Trump tho but he has enemies amongst his friends
go hang with him once. Guarantee you he's not misunderstood, he's just a hypocrite like every celeb.
drfunk1986 you don't understand genius
hes not misunderstood, hes the greatest troll of all time
Now this kid Billionaire Genius owns over 4000 acres of land. 👑❤️🙏🏾
Goosebumps THIS IS HIP HOP AT THE PUREST FORM I AM BLESSED TO BE A WITNESS AND FAN OF THIS ART... EVERYBODY MOVE!
Forget one of the most underrated songs ever. This is one of the best rap songs ever, full stop.
I'm after the documentary and this man's journey was worth sharing because he worked hard & stayed true despite being turned down many times. He deserves all the success!.You're a treasure.
3:27 to the end bends the fabric of time and space. Holy shit. What an unbelievable minute of sound. Make sure you listen to the album track version with a good pair of headphones and turn your volume all the way up.
Probably one of the best endings I’ve ever heard to a hip hop song EVER.
"Only real music is gonna last, all the other bullshit is here today and gone tomorrow..."
corny
@@shuflev9387 its 6 years old mf gtfo
HIPHOP IN IT'S PURE FORM!
I've recently started to listen Kanye's songs, and this one is definitely one of the best of his first album and top 10 of his career.
I suggest you check out Spaceship and Never Let me Down as well, Kanye used to be one of the most socially conscious emcees in the game, he has some true classic songs amongst his first 4 albums.
Last call is top 3 on the album
@@siddhantsubba8425 W
First 4 albums? Dont act like MBDTF (power, devil in a new dress, gorgeous, all of the lights… uh the entire album) isn’t a classic. Same goes for every other Kanye album for that matter
Did they not have Kanye in Mexico?
One of the greatest hip hop songs.
"Ayo, two words, Chi town, South side, world wide
Cuz I rep that, till I, fuckin die
One neck, two chains, one waist, two gats" Kanye West
most underrated kanye track by far and it’s easily a 10/10
not only is it an amazing song but the way this video was edited looks so damn cool with the 70s movie intro style
bro its been 14 fucking years since this dropped. I don't care the shit he's doing now, but I'm personally glad I can say I literally grew up on the work of this musical genius. He may of fell off the past couple of years, but his first 5 albums solidify his legendary status
He fell back on g
@@silloweet W
Kanye NEVER fell off... NEVER
Do you still think he fell off after kids see ghosts
20 years 😭
BRO THIS SONG SOUNDS LIKE IF YOU WERE FIGHTING FINAL BOSS OF YOUR LIFE 🔥🔥🔥
(also goes kinda hard at 2x speed)
Kanye hasn't changed. If you can't recognize the quality in his new music, you're not a true Kanye fan.
Tbh he doesn't really have anything to prove anymore as a producer or a rapper
+ShadowFlood producer? Yes. Rapper. Eh
I been saying this
+Melo Kix The lyricism and rapping skill in all of his albums are monumental, he has indeed proved to everyone he is a top tier rapper.
+Abdallah Hussein yeezus was adequate for me nothing monumental like this or some of his earlier stuff. Don't get me wrong I still love the album but i guess it was just a little different from all his other work that throws me off I guess
Yeezus,
My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy,
808s & Heartbreak,
Graduation,
Late Registration,
The College Dropout.
Each Kanye's album is great.
yeezus was not the bast but had good sond my favorite new slaves
Life of pablo
move the first two and we can talk
what's wrong with MBDTF. Literally a masterpiece.
Yeezus was ahead of its time. As is a lot of music Kanye puts out. Fans only ever understand after they've sat on it a while.
Kanye was a true visionary, and we weren't really ready. I know that now. This is Ridley Scott level brilliance on the track and concept
say what you want but really the most hated artist now is Six Mellod mad talented tho
I hate when people say Kanye is just a producer rapper. His lyrics in this are legendary and mos def too. The Grammy nominated line is crazy and all the phrases are two words that describe him. Genius
They don’t make em like this anymore.
Damn.
This song seals a deal to be forever remembered as classic
To me this is when Yeezy made his breakthrough, this song is brilliant. i remember hearing it on Dave Chappelle and i said this dude is going to be huge.
The concept behind this song is incredible.. using two words to make sentences and killing this shit... This should be a Grammy song
This is what happens when everyone on the group project gives full effort.
One of Kanye's Top 10 Tracks of all times.
i still can’t believe people will look at me and say i love Kanye and then i’ll pull this song out and they’ve never heard of it...
Simple, easy and yet somehow unique rhyme scheme over an incredible amalgamation of samples infused with unbridled talent. Yet still merely an underrated masterpiece.
Goddamn. Classic Kanye I miss. I remember when this mixtape came out and I ordered it online for $5 from NYC because it was not available in my state. I miss those days.
TheCoffeeAddictedWriter what mixtape is this from?
The Get Well Soon tape
I love kanye as much as kanye loves kanye
back after the documentary. I forgot how much he killed this. salute to Ye. He really saw the vision and lived it
The documentary gave such great insights about this album of a generation 🐐
what are you all talking about? he hasn't lost it. every album he changes his style and that's what makes him so great. if he continued making College Dropout style albums to this day it would just get boring. you gotta keep changing it up.
most underrated ye song oat
This is one of the best songs ever. Facts.
Only legends been here before Jeen-Yuhs
You know it
My favorite album, from the begining I knew this man has a bright future. Gotta love Ye.
There should be way more than a million views on this video.
Wtf yeah.
if youtube was around in 2004 it would have 900mil
Illuminati deleted most of them.
Nah man keep in hidden for the real people
@@jargalbarsbold5667 don’t gatekeep bruh
Whenever someone says Drake is better than Kanye I show them this song
This whole song and music video has a unique and exciting feeling, like a good old thing you find after a while and continue to love
the energy off this is crazy, so this the old kanye
the production is still ahead of its time
2020 in wake of the protests I needed to regain strength
literally the hardest song ever made
Back after the documentary announcement this is gonna be epic
Shut out to the people that been on this song since it was out and not because of Netflix.
kanye a lyrical god mos def definitely a legend
Famerica both apply to Kanye and Yasiin Bey
This is one of Kanye's best songs and niggas don't know.
Lowkey all of this footage of 2000s Chicago is really nostalgic
Mos def killed it
the fact that this track is nearly 20 years old has me fucked up
Kanye and Mos Def murdered this
This is the Kanye that I fell in love with. This song is so lit and profound!! You've got Mos Def, Philadelphia Freeway, and some funky violins at the end. What!!! 🔥🔥🔥
368carameldelux this shit too real
This is a genuinely perfect rap song imo. The beat is impressive as hell, every verse holds it's own. Personally I listen to it and feel like Mos Def out-raps the others but they all are on their A-game and goddamn you can't deny Kanye's talent on that beat. People can hate him or not, the song is a goddamn work of art.
The intro strings will always give me chills.... and mos + ye is forever a killer combo
here after trailer of "jeen-yuhs"
Aye same
I LOVE kanyes first 3 albums, they are so incredibly good.
Mbdtf too
+Tayo no
normie yes. It destroys Graduation and Late Registration in terms of production and creativity by far.
HawkeyedSentinel no
normie yes :)
This song is sonic gold.
...two words: love this....
this aged like fine wine