Kanye West - Yeezus

[Surell]

Originally Posted by YorkeDaddy

so...listen again?

i mean it's pretty much factual that kanye starts screaming near the endish lol

I wouldn't call it screaming, it's more like huffing words out.

[YorkeDaddy]

Originally Posted by Surell

I wouldn't call it screaming, it's more like huffing words out.

....?




at like 2:12 and around there and like...until the end of the song he keeps doing crazy stuff

that...is screaming

i mean seriously

he's screaming

there is no other interpretation of what that is

edit: oh wait on your original post you said Black Skinhead. lol, the screaming and craziness is on "I Am A God"

now i understand your confusion

[SGR]

Haha, there's only ten tracks and you're still all getting confused differentiating them.

[djchameleon]

Originally Posted by SoundgardenRocks

Haha, there's only ten tracks and you're still all getting confused differentiating them.

lol that's why I think 10 tracks was the perfect amount.

Every one that listens to it has their favorite tracks for various reasons and there isn't one universally favored track over any of the others.

[aman_is_here]

love it!!!

[Psychedub Dude]

Originally Posted by YorkeDaddy

....?

wow no disrespect or not trying to be a doosh but that song is wacked out haha, it's not even hip hop it just sounds like a bunch of random noises. It doesn't really flow for me. He also rhymed the word God like 8 times in a row a one point...

[Scarlett O'Hara]

Originally Posted by djchameleon

lol that's why I think 10 tracks was the perfect amount.

Every one that listens to it has their favorite tracks for various reasons and there isn't one universally favored track over any of the others.

I agree. Everyone gets their favourite and there is no major bickering of which is best. It works best as an entire album, that flows in and out of each song.

[hip hop bunny hop]

I decided to write a proper review for this:

On "Yeezus", Kanye West has put out music aimed at those with their head buried in pop culture quick sand. Kanye raps about how hard it is being a multimillionaire over beeps and boops, Kanye raps about how hard it is being black over beeps and boops, Kanye raps about being a black multimillionaire over some beeps and boops, and then he does a bit of self mocking in the song "I Am God" over some beeps and boops. This track is, objectively speaking, about as a deep as a puddle of urine in the parking lot of a bar, as Kanye beats the listener over the head with thoughts straight out of the notebook of someone who once went to community college for a whole semester.

Kayne has even extended a hand to the limp wristed Liberal community with the track "New Slaves", which has all the depth of a fourteen year old anarchist trying to resolve how living with his parents conflicts with his way-far-out political beliefs. This, too, is done over beeps and boops.

The beeps and boops are all uniform, at their core. Subtlety is avoided, which makes this album dark or something. The samples draw attention to themselves, which is self-referential, and that makes this album deep or something. The songs sections do not flow but rather abruptly transition, so as to emphasize that this album is different or something.

Lyrically, Kanye uses trite and common themes that the listener can relate and spices this up with expressions of power. You croissants may not be from a "french-ass-restaurant" , but, like Kanye, you can express rage over the long wait for your Croissan'Wich as you wait in the Burger King drive through. The track changes, and you reflect on consumerism and your unwillingness to escape it. He doesn't stop at the pop political commentary, either - he even touches on spiritual subjects. Oh my god, this is some deep ****, the listener is intended to think.

1/5

[FRED HALE SR.]

Originally Posted by hip hop bunny hop

I decided to write a proper review for this:

Nailed it.

[Surell]

beeps and boops ftw.