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Swish is going to be ass. I can already feel it. Kanye writes 90 bars on a plane. Doesn't even sniff Kendrick.

Really sad watching him just rapidly decline. The Nike diss song was absolute ass after the first two or three times I listened to it.
 
Kanye is literally a production God. This album is easily going to be his best ever. Literally incredible.

Also, Chance is amazing. Probably the most underrated rapper there is.
 
The hype I had for TLOP was otherworldly and Ye still managed to surpass it. He's unreal. This is quickly becoming a top 3 Ye album for me. Chance absolutely kills his verse on Ultra Light Beam and shout out to him for wanting Waves on the album. This is one of the very very few albums that I think every song is great.
 
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I'm not feeling this album at all. Besides the songs we already knew (No more parties/Real Friends) and that Chance verse, I thought it was pretty disappointing even tho the production is badass. Didn't like the lyrics, Kanye barely says anything in a lot of songs.

Not even close to MBDTF or CD imo. Actually I only like this better than Yeezus and 808s. Still early though, will give it a couple more listens.
 
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This album sucks. Only song I want to listen to more than once is Ultralight Beam, and it's because of Chance.
 
lol @ making complete judgments about an entire album like 12hrs after it is released

don't really care for much of what lupe's done in the past few years but he put on a really, really awesome show friday. fantastic live performer. it was cool to have some lame ass clowns make cleveland look bad by starting a fight and making the fucking headliner jump off stage to stop it tho :rolleyes2:
 
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I like about half the songs, the other half I didn't. Kanye's always been hit or miss like that for me anyway. At least it isn't total trash like Yeezus.
 
don'treally care for much of what lupe's done in the past few years but he put on a really, really awesome show friday. fantastic live performer. it was cool to have some lame ass clowns make cleveland look bad by starting a fight and making the fucking headliner jump off stage to stop it tho:rolleyes2:
So basically what you are saying is the concert turned into a real... fiasco?
 
I'm very intrigued by the Kayne is a genius/this album is amazing crowd after listening to TLOP. I'm curious as to why these people think that and what else they usually listen to.

Full disclaimer: The College Dropout is one of my favorite albums of all time, but I find it hard to even classify albums like Yeezus or TLOP as hip hop. Not trying to call anyone out in here, but @DJTJ @MoneyMP3 care to elaborate?
 
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I'm very intrigued by the Kayne is a genius/this album is amazing crowd after listening to TLOP. I'm curious as to why these people think that and what else they usually listen to.

Full disclaimer: The College Dropout is one of my favorite albums of all time, but I find it hard to even classify albums like Yeezus or TLOP as hip hop. Not trying to call anyone out in here, but @DJTJ @MoneyMP3 care to elaborate?

Graduation is by far my favorite Kanye album, personally. I love Yeezus, and I know a lot of people don't, but I respect artists doing what they want. That album went hard. It was gritty. And grungy. And a shocking album put out by a master of classic beats.

For me, TLOP is next level. It's a gospel album. He said it. The material, largely, is Kanye growing up; realizing his life now exists to put food on the table for Kim, North, and Saint. It's about his relationship with God. It has amazing features. Chance is top five for me right now. Very, very close to breaking through the top three of Cole, Drake, Kendrick (the order changes weekly). Frank Ocean is thankfully alive.

I adored TLOP simply because of the production. It's obvious Kanye never goes hard. It's obvious the material isn't as talented as anything pre-Yeezus. His talent in production is unmatched. You can listen to the whole album, and you can hear how much work is put into the beats, which is a lost art.

Kanye/J. Cole are probably my two favorite producers/rappers. Tyler The Creator is also incredibly talented behind the scenes.

I overvalue production, obviously. Hope that answers your question, man!
 
Anyone thinks Kanye has gone batshit crazy? I cringed at his last twitter rant.

Dude needs help.
 
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