Kanye West | June 18th

[Waq1]

Never got time to listen to the leak! Been so busy.
But I see people saying the beats change up that I like to be honest, I like something different I'll see on Tuesday.

[Goobz]

These the red octobers...

[Gman918]

this is fake lol

Iamsu isnt on Send It Up
Tony Williams isnt on Blood On The Leaves
I Am A God features God

production credits are incorrect too

https://twitter.com/therealmikedean/...82868846088192

Pretty sure someone on KTT made up those production credits.

[YMCMB-FTW]

Man... Having a hard time fucking with this... I can barely hear what Kanye is spitting over those loud ass Daft Punk techno beats...
Blood on the Leaves is my shit though

[A$AP YAMS]

This is lyrically the worst kanye album Ive ever heard..
If he kept the title Black American Psycho then I would have give him a pass Because that would have explained his aggression and his rap subjects

The same people praising this album(sites) , are the same people critizing Lil Wayne new stuff, but honestly his rap on this album is on par with Wayne.. Simple kindergarten rhymes with a predictable rhymescheme.. House, Spouse, Mouth


Im a TNGHT fan so I can fuck with some of that wierd stuff, but Im still dissappointed with this..
Its a Kanye album.. His skills should shine. Not his co-producers and featured artists


In the end I would rank them
Mac > Cole > Ye


And this is mainly by comparing the albums to their previous work, their rap capability and the expectations I had

But honestly the album is non-comparable with any of the other rap albums released this year, since its labelled as Abstract Hip-hop and there are basically not much rappin on it

[IceMan]

Man... Having a hard time fucking with this... I can barely hear what Kanye is spitting over those loud ass Daft Punk techno beats...
Blood on the Leaves is my shit though

Daft Punk are currently making 70s disko/funk music and kanye wanted some weird ass acid house beat (On Sight) from them lmao


Anyone else wonder how Wayne would sound over this type of production? i think he could bring it...

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This is lyrically the worst kanye album Ive ever heard..
If he kept the title Black American Psycho then I would have give him a pass Because that would have explained his aggression and his rap subjects

The same people praising this album(sites) , are the same people critizing Lil Wayne new stuff, but honestly his rap on this album is on par with Wayne.. Simple kindergarten rhymes with a predictable rhymescheme.. House, Spouse, Mouth


Im a TNGHT fan so I can fuck with some of that wierd stuff, but Im still dissappointed with this..
Its a Kanye album.. His skills should shine. Not his co-producers and featured artists


In the end I would rank them
Mac > Cole > Ye


And this is mainly by comparing the albums to their previous work, their rap capability and the expectations I had

But honestly the album is non-comparable with any of the other rap albums released this year, since its labelled as Abstract Hip-hop and there are basically not much rappin on it

There's not 1 rapper out there that would take such a huge risk like Kanye did with this album

he might be the most important hip-hop artist out right now... it doesnt even matter if you like his newest LP or not

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On Sight (Kanye West, Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, Thomas Bangalter, Malik Jones, Che Smith, Elon Rutberg, Cydel Young, Derrick Watkins, Mike Dean & Keith Carter, Sr.)

Black Skinhead (Kanye West, Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, Thomas Bangalter, Malik Jones, Cydel Young, Elon Rutberg, Wasalu Jaco, Sakiya Sandifer, Mike Dean & Derrick Watkins)

I Am A God (feat. God) [Kanye West, Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, Thomas Bangalter, Clifton Bailey, Harvel Hart, Anand Bakshi, Rahul Burman, Ross Birchard, Justin Vernon, Malik Jones, Che Smith, Elon Rutberg, Cydel Young, Mike Dean & Derek Watkins]

New Slaves (Kanye West, Christopher Breaux, Cydell Young, Gabor Presser, Anna Adamis, Ben Bronfman, Malik Jones, Che Smith, Elon Rutberg, Sakiya Sandifer, Louis Johnson & Mike Dean)

Hold My Liquor (Kanye West, Mike Dean, Justin Vernon, Keith Cozart, Elon Rutberg, Che Smith, Malik Jones, Alejandro Ghersi, Cydel Young & Derrick Watkins)

I'm In It (Kanye West, Justin Vernon, Andre Harris, Jill Scott, Vidal Davis, Carvin Haggins, Kenny Lattimore, Jeffrey Campbell, Josh Leary, Malik Jones, Cydel Young, Sakiya Sandifer, Elon Rutberg & Mike Dean)

Blood On The Leaves (Kanye West, Ross Birchard, Lewis Allen, Elon Rutberg, Malik Jones, Tony Williams, Cydel Young & Mike Dean)

Guilt Trip (Kanye West, Scott Mescudi, Keith Elam, Kevin Hansford, Dupre Kelly, Chris Martin, Al Terik Wardrick, Marlon Williams, Terrence Thornton, Tyree Pittman, Cydel Young, Mike Dean & Larry Griffin Jr.)

Send It Up (Kanye West, Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, Thomas Bangalter, Michael Levy, Moses Davis, Colin York, Lowell Dunbar, Louis Johnson, Alejandro Ghersi, Sakiya Sandifer, Ab-Liva, Elon Rutberg & Mike Dean)

Bound 2 (Kanye West, John Stephens, Charlie Wilson, Elon Rutberg, Norman Whiteside, Bobby Massey, Robert Dukes, Che Pope, Cydel Young, Malik Jones, Sakiya Sandifer, Mike Dean & Ronnie Self)




Lupe got credited on Black Skinhead @BlakeJay
CyHi on every track except Send It Up
lol @ God being the only featured artists though

[ajlfc92]

Usually can't stand anything to do with Chief Keef but that "Hold My Liquor" hook >>>>>>>>>>>

Killed that shit.

[IceMan]

Let's be real for a second....

Based God needed a verse on either On Sight or Bound 2

[back on my bullish*t]

Usually can't stand anything to do with Chief Keef but that "Hold My Liquor" hook >>>>>>>>>>>

Killed that shit.

he didnt kill it
it just sounded good

[ovo]

Ye(iT)-atrilli.net.zip

iTunes version makes the album so much more amazing hearing it clearly.

[ProBitaz.]

Daft Punk are currently making 70s disko/funk music and kanye wanted some weird ass acid house beat (On Sight) from them lmao


Anyone else wonder how Wayne would sound over this type of production? i think he could bring it...

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There's not 1 rapper out there that would take such a huge risk like Kanye did with this album

he might be the most important hip-hop artist out right now... it doesnt even matter if you like his newest LP or not

I know where you are getting at and all,

but I just can't stand those online talking bout this album saying "Ye did something so different and risky, this is amazing" / "Ye is the best out there right now, he be changing the game man ain't nobody on his level" - I mean, what the fuck is that for a way to judge an album? I respect artists in general for being risky and creative when creating new music, but just because they did that doesn't mean they can't fail at it.
I just have a feeling a lot of people and even critics are judging this album on its creativity and experimental value, rather if they actually enjoy it or not. With MBDTF for example, Kanye WAS different, he WAS creative, and it DID work = Goat album. But in my opinion he went too far out with this album, even if I do admit there's a few good ones that worked out, and a few that nearly worked out, overall it's just not a good album for me. I respect other people's opinions of course, but if their arguement is the albums' importance or the respect for the album being different - just stop it.

[My Hubbie]

I know where you are getting at and all,

but I just can't stand those online talking bout this album saying "Ye did something so different and risky, this is amazing" / "Ye is the best out there right now, he be changing the game man ain't nobody on his level" - I mean, what the fuck is that for a way to judge an album? I respect artists in general for being risky and creative when creating new music, but just because they did that doesn't mean they can't fail at it.
I just have a feeling a lot of people and even critics are judging this album on its creativity and experimental value, rather if they actually enjoy it or not. With MBDTF for example, Kanye WAS different, he WAS creative, and it DID work = Goat album. But in my opinion he went too far out with this album, even if I do admit there's a few good ones that worked out, and a few that nearly worked out, overall it's just not a good album for me. I respect other people's opinions of course, but if their arguement is the albums' importance or the respect for the album being different - just stop it.

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