@@TheOriginalPoon - It hurts me to think that he blamed himself for his moms death, it’s been 13 years. I remember seeing a video singing hey mama with his mom, he never looked happier.
Its pretty sad to see Kanye still having trouble performing this song even years after his mother has passed. Really shows how much love he had for her
Xxx Tentacion Umm no lol. I don’t know where you got this info. Hey Mama was on Late Registration in 2005 and this is the Yeezus Tour in 2014. Yeezus came out 2013.
@@quisegotthapiece8077 He wrote Hey Mama back in 2000, it only dropped in 2005, his mom died shortly after Graduation in 2007, and this was the Yeezus tour in 2014
Man, it's crazy. I'm literally crying right now. After watching the Documentary. You fully understand the whole thing. You understand Kanye, his history. Man I love Ye! Fuck whoever that doesn't appreciate Ye! He is the greatest artist to ever hold a mic. Ye made himself vulnerable. He was able to express his feelings just like any of us would want to. But he was misunderstood but some individuals. God bless Ye man
@@khahlis and now it’s the center of his decline. He’s always been arrogant. People just didn’t listen back then. Even Amy winehouse called him a c*nt while performing. He’s not a genius. He just makes nice beats.. sometimes, When he isn’t sampling, which is lazy.
It can't get any more symbolic then this. When Kanye sunk into deep depression and grief, he was on his knees, but his music was always the way back up that stopped him from falling all the way in to the sunken place. Kanye holds on to that mic for dear life. He'll never let go
Theres something tragically poetic and beautiful about Kanye falling to his knees in grief over his mother, but still holding onto the microphone through it all. 1:10 looks like a renaissance painting.
his mom was clearly his best friend. he hasnt been the same since she passed. i wish people could see through the "crazy kanye" narrative and realize that this is a man in immense pain. he is truly the greatest artist of all time.
I don’t know if you can definitively call him the greatest, but definitely one of the best, and I can emphasise the emotional pain that he goes through, cos no amount of riches will bring his beloved mum back, and you can tell it’s the person he loved the most in the whole world.
@@chiefonahoe7740 Nah man, you're misunderstanding. The song was about his mom who died years back in 2007 and he emotional about it. (the video is from 2014)
Or he just does this every other 100 shows he pefromed that year because it sells huge. Believe me bud ive had important people pass away in my life. Never have i dropped to my knees crying on my job. Hes literally doing a job to make money. Just like his fan base wasnt growing so now hes turned his music to Christianity because its one of thee BIGGEST groups (cult) on the planet.
The relationship he had with his mother was something I have never seen before especially on the documentary. He never interrupted her, he never spoke over her, he took it all in and his mother would say his name a lot which is an excellent form of communication it releases dopamine and the other feel good chemicals in the brain. This burst of excitement makes people happy and sends unconscious signals such as empathy, trust, and compassion to the unconscious brain. They were so comfortable around each other she knew all of his lyrics. Music can be so deep and it's the ultimate form of expression and he didn't feel judged by Donda and she got to know him on a completely different level which is so rare it would be like letting your parents read your journal or your deep and meaningful conversations on social media. He didn't feel judged by her and she loved them all, Donda is his number one fan! When one of them started to smile the other would contagiously. They would rap together and it was pure sunshine and happiness Hey Mama in the kitchen. I get the feeling his mother was beautiful inside and out. This special and vital relationship was just ripped away he still needed her. He will never get over it and I lost my father last year in a way that will leave me asking why and what if for the rest of my life often and it haunts me. So I feel for him so much. I am glad he is still gifting us with his stunning music. I really hope that one day he will get his pure sunshine smile back.
StylezXY Its relatable for me with what you just said. My mother was killed in June 2016 and was only in her early 40s. We were suppose to have so much more time together, i thought. Im supposed to be in my prime but yet feel so lost without her.
i lost my mom too and holy shit i cant stop crying, its so damn hard and to be perfect in front of the world and to keep ur emotions in check must be ridiculously hard
@@StylezzXY it's why people love him. Just look at Yeezus every single fucking lyric could probably be psychoanalysed into being some kind of defence mechanism . He's a man hurting but he's not weeping about it. People can get behind that
Imagine , being in his shoes. Like the light hitting you . All those emotions , and the continuous loop of the track in the background. And all those people loving you, but you only want that one person you can’t get.. maaan. I can only imagine how this would feel. I’m scared of the day my mom will go😪
This is why yeezus tour has to be one of if not the greatest tour of our time. While the emotions are real and not playing a role, it’s so in character for not only him and what he represents but also for his character in yeezus. He shows himself as some untouchable god in these crazy abnormal clothes he wears but he cracks and shows his humanity which is what yeezus is all about. This tour is genuinely incredible.
The poeticness of him still holding the mic even after falling to his knees is like art to me, just the symbolism of him not giving up on music despite everything that's happened to him is beautiful.
I cry every time I listen to hey mama... you can tell he loved her so much and this video just gave me more proof on that love. I feel for Kanye... she was someone who truly supported him.
It goes both ways ... dear Mama & hey mama both have 2 different life views Some people can relate to their mama being a crack (or any drug) fiend ... or having their mama stressed over you doing dumb shit and getting locked up ... doing what you gotta do to survive While other people can relate to much more of NOT going to School rather doing something else ... getting taken care of while sick .... and supports you in life to survive But to me both songs are amazing
I feel so bad for my man Kanye, I can’t even Imagine how bad I would end up if I lost my mom, I love her so much. It’s impressive how it been more than like 10 years and he’s still not over her death, that right there is real love over someone
Everyone’s mum dies. To call it tragic is an insult to tragedies. Sad is more like it. A reaction that is reflective of someone’s pain is never pleasant to watch.
@dr badboy its tragic because ye basically blames himself for the death of his mom. he paid for her suguery, only to die a day after. i cant imagine the pain he felt
@Tori Ko I would love to say it does. But depends how u deal with it . For me it hasn't because I tried for many years to block out or numb my pain . I got so good at that too . I showed no emotion or even cried for years. But it all comes back to u with a vengeance I wish I tried to heal myself sooner .but I'm doing that now. And yes I still miss her everyday!!
kanye has been hurting continuously for so many years it makes me so sad, i hope he finds peace before he passes away 😿 everyone will say they loved him when he’s gone but he needs to be shown now
1:10 This imagery is amazing it shows Kanye on his knees and defeated but he is still holding onto the mic which shows he is still holding on to every thing just barley no matter how broken or pained he is
Wow. This made me cry. I'm so appreciative of my mother and I couldn't even imagine what it would be like to lose her. What a brave human Kanye really is.
Imagine how big this world feels. The only person that has known Kanye before the game snd understood him was his mom. He did it all for her. God bless you Kanye and Donda West. We love y’all
Y'all gotta understand, Kanye's mother was his best friend in the entire world. She even wrote an entire book about raising him (recommend reading). Some folks get over the death of their mother a bit easier than others, but to Kanye, Dr. Donda was his entire world, and was one of the only people on the planet to support him before he became super famous, when everybody was telling him he'd never make it.
You can't understand how he feels unless you see his relationship with his mother. She was such an incredible woman and was his backbone. She gave him all the confidence he has today, she believed in him and not only that but accompanied him in his inner and outer journey in life. I've been around some incredible women and mothers but Kanye's mother was truly something else... rip.
man the way his arm dropped at 0:58, he just crumbled inside and his body couldn’t physically take it anymore. probably the only person who ever loved and supported him unconditionally is gone and will never come back. it’s hard to find a meaning after that.
I dont really cry to much things but this made me cry. Seeing his reaction and how he fell made me tear up for some reason. Kanye west is truly the greatest.
I disagree. I feel like this is a statement said in attempt to praise Kanye, who I think is a generational talent. But I feel like this is incorrect. Unless your like 60 years old or are just out of touch with the media and the culture then you probably understand how important Kanye is. I mean he is one of the most famous people of all time. His music is widely popular and he gets high praise from everybody due to his cultural relevance and impact. I mean sure, it sounds cool to say that someone is "misunderstood" or "confused" or "unappreciated". But the fact is, everybody knows who Kanye is and what he has done for music.
CJ Eastt its very different being understood to bring known worldwide, people can recognize him and shit but they may not understand how he feels or acts.
this was when his life started changing . his attitude his music his life the death of his mom changed him in so many ways we would never have guessed. RIP Donda West
It's like he's still got it, he's hangin in there, the mic stand (his passion) is holding his fist up, high to the sky dedicated to his mother. That is one hell of a performance.
Man Im just crying cause i lost my dad when i was 18 and i know this feeling. Some songs make me so weak that i just drop to my knees just like that. But music is healing man. It's the most healthy way to grieve in my experience.
1:09 this fucking scene always makes me tear up, it’s so beautiful and sad how he’s literally crying on the floor feeling devastated but still holding the mic somehow, it represents kanye’s passion and music so well
My mom passed away when I was only 12 and she was 39 and it still hurts today. This song is enough to make me cry and it’s about HIS mom. RIP to all of our love ones that are gone but not forgotten.
when people say they "miss the old kanye", remember ur wishing for a person to be the person they used to be before their mother died. thats selfish af.
Loosing a Mom is not easy at all. I really feel for him. I recently lost my Mom back in April of this year. It’s beyond painful. It’s really a life long heart break 😢. You can definitely tell he loved his Mom. And this is just prove right here
Instead of people saying "NOOOOO!!!!!" They should've sang the rest of the song. Too bad most of the fans are just hype beasts who have no clue about the old Kanye.
i dont think ive ever heard someone talk so highly about their mother as highly as kanye spoke about donda. she seemed to be a fantastic mother. i still feel so sad for him.
That one guy going "Aw, no" sounds genuinely sad
0:29
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It’s genuinely depressing, Kanye hasn’t been the same since his mom passed. It broke him to his very core and he hasn’t been able to ever recover.
@@TheOriginalPoon - It hurts me to think that he blamed himself for his moms death, it’s been 13 years. I remember seeing a video singing hey mama with his mom, he never looked happier.
Its pretty sad to see Kanye still having trouble performing this song even years after his mother has passed. Really shows how much love he had for her
Geath Drips i believe that clip is from the 2014 tour
Xxx Tentacion Umm no lol. I don’t know where you got this info. Hey Mama was on Late Registration in 2005 and this is the Yeezus Tour in 2014. Yeezus came out 2013.
Yep. Rip also
You right but hey mama is EVEN OLDER than late registration. There was an older version of it with a different sample/beat from one of his mixtapes.
@@quisegotthapiece8077 He wrote Hey Mama back in 2000, it only dropped in 2005, his mom died shortly after Graduation in 2007, and this was the Yeezus tour in 2014
They went from Hey Mama to literally one of his saddest songs ever. I would've cried
Steer lights hits too hard bro
@@solario27 it wasn’t a suicide note
@@chase2193 i mean yeah its a theory but its pretty believable considering the backstory, sample, where he recorded it
@@chase2193 it is lmao what u on
exactly what I was thinking, I assumed the next song would be something energetic and street lights comes on.
What makes it even sadder is after watching the documentary his mom truly and genuinely seemed like such a beautiful person, very kind.
Man, it's crazy. I'm literally crying right now. After watching the Documentary. You fully understand the whole thing. You understand Kanye, his history. Man I love Ye! Fuck whoever that doesn't appreciate Ye! He is the greatest artist to ever hold a mic. Ye made himself vulnerable. He was able to express his feelings just like any of us would want to. But he was misunderstood but some individuals. God bless Ye man
@@thegreatmcgeezy7527 which documentary if I may ask ??
She was. Too bad she couldn’t fix his inflated ego. R.i.p. donda
@@Luisitoantonio_ his ego is literally the thing that got him to where he is??
@@khahlis and now it’s the center of his decline. He’s always been arrogant. People just didn’t listen back then. Even Amy winehouse called him a c*nt while performing. He’s not a genius. He just makes nice beats.. sometimes, When he isn’t sampling, which is lazy.
If Hey Mama wasn't sad enough, it went in to Streetlights...
My exact thought after watching this :(
I would’ve been crying there
EXACTLY
If only I could see the video of that part continuing 😭
i honestly think it's more of a recovery for kanye to pass hey mama with that one
it would have been beautiful if the crowd sang the rest of the song for him
Xolerys half the crowd is probably hype beasts that only know him for yeezys, so I doubt they know the words
Synatious :D This was way before yeezys were a thing fam.
Metro Boomin no it wasn’t
Metro Boomin this was the yeezus tour
that crowd isn’t real ye fans
This is why he’s taking so long to drop an album about her… he deeply cares about Donda and is taking time to make sure it’s perfect
Exactly! Don’t rush the man, it’s clearly a passion project he’s pouring everything into
@@nellbell6789 take your meds lol
@UCrp_AIIVysHyocJQ6mK526w fuck outta here you conspiracy theorist are a complete joke
:)
It is
It can't get any more symbolic then this. When Kanye sunk into deep depression and grief, he was on his knees, but his music was always the way back up that stopped him from falling all the way in to the sunken place. Kanye holds on to that mic for dear life. He'll never let go
This is a deeply beautiful comment.
and now he's a nazi
he let go
quit meatriding
@@lucasgeier2317 shut up
"Last night, I saw you in my dreams. Now, I can't wait to go to sleep." :-(
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Aint easy seeing a grown man fall to his knees in despair like that.. May God ease his pAin
God bless
Amen
Amen.
Amen
Amen
Theres something tragically poetic and beautiful about Kanye falling to his knees in grief over his mother, but still holding onto the microphone through it all. 1:10 looks like a renaissance painting.
Wow underrated comment
And the spot light still on him, and the music contuing to play even though they can stop it at any time
was just thinking about that
Honestly that is fucking history. Should be remembered with great respect. Why that image isn't held as an icon is beyond me.
So true. It’s a raw moment. His pain is tangible but he knows the show must go on 💔💔
his mom was clearly his best friend. he hasnt been the same since she passed. i wish people could see through the "crazy kanye" narrative and realize that this is a man in immense pain. he is truly the greatest artist of all time.
totally agreed
Truth. Don't know what I'd do without mine. Can't imagine what he's going through...
I don’t know if you can definitively call him the greatest, but definitely one of the best, and I can emphasise the emotional pain that he goes through, cos no amount of riches will bring his beloved mum back, and you can tell it’s the person he loved the most in the whole world.
Off all time though? Idk about that lol
You had me until the last part
I'm literally crying... The fact you cannot see his face has Just so much more impact on me
Its weird... he screwed up and he got off beat tried to cover it up by acting like a 5 year old who has to go to bed.
@@chiefonahoe7740 Nah man, you're misunderstanding. The song was about his mom who died years back in 2007 and he emotional about it. (the video is from 2014)
let's see if you'd react the same way when your mother passes away Chief. Exactly.
Chief Onahoe why would he not be emotional? You’re an idiot
Or he just does this every other 100 shows he pefromed that year because it sells huge. Believe me bud ive had important people pass away in my life. Never have i dropped to my knees crying on my job. Hes literally doing a job to make money. Just like his fan base wasnt growing so now hes turned his music to Christianity because its one of thee BIGGEST groups (cult) on the planet.
“And when I’m older, you ain’t gotta work no more, and I’ma get you that mansion that we couldn’t afford”
wow now this video is even more sad
He did it, but without his mom
Lethal No, she’s still there, watching him from Heaven.
@@emperorconstantinexipalaio4121 amen
He easily could’ve if she stayed alive longer :(
He literally collapses from the sadness (I’m presuming) knowing his mother isn’t there to see him preform that song in front of many people
The relationship he had with his mother was something I have never seen before especially on the documentary. He never interrupted her, he never spoke over her, he took it all in and his mother would say his name a lot which is an excellent form of communication it releases dopamine and the other feel good chemicals in the brain. This burst of excitement makes people happy and sends unconscious signals such as empathy, trust, and compassion to the unconscious brain. They were so comfortable around each other she knew all of his lyrics. Music can be so deep and it's the ultimate form of expression and he didn't feel judged by Donda and she got to know him on a completely different level which is so rare it would be like letting your parents read your journal or your deep and meaningful conversations on social media. He didn't feel judged by her and she loved them all, Donda is his number one fan! When one of them started to smile the other would contagiously. They would rap together and it was pure sunshine and happiness Hey Mama in the kitchen. I get the feeling his mother was beautiful inside and out. This special and vital relationship was just ripped away he still needed her. He will never get over it and I lost my father last year in a way that will leave me asking why and what if for the rest of my life often and it haunts me. So I feel for him so much. I am glad he is still gifting us with his stunning music. I really hope that one day he will get his pure sunshine smile back.
He's got you all by the nuts with his acting
@@daveyjoseph6058I don't think that's acting bro, he's still suffering from her death
Human after all
I'm sure this is why he acts how he does, he's a broken man
StylezXY Its relatable for me with what you just said. My mother was killed in June 2016 and was only in her early 40s. We were suppose to have so much more time together, i thought. Im supposed to be in my prime but yet feel so lost without her.
i lost my mom too and holy shit i cant stop crying, its so damn hard and to be perfect in front of the world and to keep ur emotions in check must be ridiculously hard
@@StylezzXY it's why people love him.
Just look at Yeezus every single fucking lyric could probably be psychoanalysed into being some kind of defence mechanism . He's a man hurting but he's not weeping about it.
People can get behind that
*Huuuumaaaeeen*
Imagine , being in his shoes. Like the light hitting you . All those emotions , and the continuous loop of the track in the background. And all those people loving you, but you only want that one person you can’t get.. maaan. I can only imagine how this would feel. I’m scared of the day my mom will go😪
You got likes thought I'd tell you
Bruh that's a snoring emoji
If I was in his shoes I'd resell them for 5 times what I paid for them
🙏🏾🥺
@@sampiera7834 AUUUUGHH
This is why yeezus tour has to be one of if not the greatest tour of our time. While the emotions are real and not playing a role, it’s so in character for not only him and what he represents but also for his character in yeezus. He shows himself as some untouchable god in these crazy abnormal clothes he wears but he cracks and shows his humanity which is what yeezus is all about. This tour is genuinely incredible.
The poeticness of him still holding the mic even after falling to his knees is like art to me, just the symbolism of him not giving up on music despite everything that's happened to him is beautiful.
I cry every time I listen to hey mama... you can tell he loved her so much and this video just gave me more proof on that love. I feel for Kanye... she was someone who truly supported him.
kkb1130 Does become a lot depressing when you kinda realize her death is what began his little insane moments.
yes same i lowkey cry to hey mama
kkb1130 same
I usually don’t finish late registration all the way through because of this song. I start getting teary when it gets to the first verse
i haven't lost my mother but she's been ill for years, and everytime i hear this song it bring me to tears.
Faith in my lord keep me together.
"oh no" "wAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"
annoying ass chick in the background ruined it
It's like pinnochio story all over again
@@yeezus8571 Waluigi's wife
My lord these screaming fans
I read this comment as it happened lol
1:11 would go hard as an album cover
Kanye: literally breaking down from intense emotion
The crowd: WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
they were trying to give him courage to finish the song, chill
@@animefreak4161 no they weren’t
@@ZeldaBlade
The fuck else would they be tryna do, they can’t just simply go jump the stage and give him a hug, even though I wish they could.
@@BthereorBsquared I know
@@ZeldaBlade What were they doing then? Cheering that he had a breakdown on stage? Cheering because his mom died?
This should be the Mother's Day anthem
Julian Abreu nah Dear Mama--Pac
ButImNotAReviewer yeah true dear mamas the true anthem
GarageDoorRapists nah nigga Kanye > Pac
ButImNotAReviewer harder to relate to dear momma. I know for a fact my moms not a crack fiend.
It goes both ways ...
dear Mama & hey mama both have 2 different life views
Some people can relate to their mama being a crack (or any drug) fiend ... or having their mama stressed over you doing dumb shit and getting locked up ... doing what you gotta do to survive
While other people can relate to much more of NOT going to School rather doing something else ... getting taken care of while sick .... and supports you in life to survive
But to me both songs are amazing
Hey Mama
Yeah yeah??? God damn I can tell you already comment that shit from the profile pic. Disgusting.
@@Nitrodino7875 oh yeah yeah
Garbage meme guys. You know you guys are no different to Leafy's "hissssss" cancer.
Jose Castillo get out of here
Oh man. Eh. Doesn't feel bad coming from you guys.
I feel so bad for my man Kanye, I can’t even Imagine how bad I would end up if I lost my mom, I love her so much. It’s impressive how it been more than like 10 years and he’s still not over her death, that right there is real love over someone
Imagine if this was his first time performing this song since her passing... it took heart just to make the attempt.
@@cyspiegel8603 this was yeezus tour in 2013
When I hear "Streetlights" towards the end...just makes you feel something in the heart. Thank you Kanye for sharing this with fans.
poor guy, he loved his momma so much. so tragic
Everyone’s mum dies. To call it tragic is an insult to tragedies. Sad is more like it. A reaction that is reflective of someone’s pain is never pleasant to watch.
@@buckbumble shut up virgin
@dr badboy its tragic because ye basically blames himself for the death of his mom. he paid for her suguery, only to die a day after. i cant imagine the pain he felt
buckbumble bitch
buckbumble asshole
I lost my mom in 2000
She was 50 and I was 25.
It still hurts all the time.
I couldn't sing a song about her either without losing it.
Love you KANYE
@Holly Cline does it get any easier? :(
I lost my mom in 2000 too 😢♥️
@Tori Ko I would love to say it does. But depends how u deal with it . For me it hasn't because I tried for many years to block out or numb my pain . I got so good at that too . I showed no emotion or even cried for years. But it all comes back to u with a vengeance I wish I tried to heal myself sooner .but I'm doing that now. And yes I still miss her everyday!!
@@Zipisher same
@@ToriKo_ time heals yes
kanye has been hurting continuously for so many years it makes me so sad, i hope he finds peace before he passes away 😿 everyone will say they loved him when he’s gone but he needs to be shown now
This hits different after Donda
I wish the audience continued singing the words back to him, to make him feel less lonely even only at that moment.
They all sheep, never understand a situation until it’s too late
bunch of mindless zoomer chicks in that crowd, no way in hell they would have picked up on that
1:10 This imagery is amazing it shows Kanye on his knees and defeated but he is still holding onto the mic which shows he is still holding on to every thing just barley no matter how broken or pained he is
Kevin Q why u mad fam💀
@@blu-rae864 stfu lmao its not thats hard to understand ig people with small brains will try to say some dumb shit
Its not that deep bro..
I hear you bro. I saw it too
@@BongHitsWithGrogu Actually it is that deep, it's pretty much what is happening.
After watching that jeen yuhs documentary, I’m crying too 🥲, one of the most supportive loving mommas I’ve EVER seen
Just lost my mom to COVID I’m turning 15 in a month really hard on me so I know how he feels even though it’s been along time since donda west died
I'm so sorry for your lost.. Stay strong bro and always keep in mind to make her proud no matter what.. she's still and will always be with you 🙏🙏☹️
So sorry bro🙏🙏
My god who in the back sound like a damn dinosaur
louxmilly 😂😂😂😭😭
Pinocchio pt 2
You made me laugh after almost crying seeing this video, thanks for the funny comment 😂
😂😂
Kanye Rex
Wow. This made me cry. I'm so appreciative of my mother and I couldn't even imagine what it would be like to lose her. What a brave human Kanye really is.
Honestly cant even imagine how hard it would be to sing this song if my mum had died. Literally thinking about it brings me to tears
It's something else I tell ya.
To Feel Lonely in room full of people
Everyone is there except the one you love the most. This can make a grown man cry and that's Okay
The pain of losing your mother will never go away. Especially when she was your everything.
I'm glad we can't see his face or this would be too heartbreaking to watch.
God bless
He wore a mask the entire performance.
Help him Lord...
Yep, he needs lots of help.
Kanye finally got help. He looks so much happier now 😊
your prayer seems to have been answered
crazy to see this two years ago. he just came out with a gospel album
praise the Lord, your prayers were answered. He'll meet his momma again one day
Imagine how big this world feels. The only person that has known Kanye before the game snd understood him was his mom. He did it all for her. God bless you Kanye and Donda West. We love y’all
What a moment to be captured like this. This video always gets me feeling some type of way.
Y'all gotta understand, Kanye's mother was his best friend in the entire world. She even wrote an entire book about raising him (recommend reading). Some folks get over the death of their mother a bit easier than others, but to Kanye, Dr. Donda was his entire world, and was one of the only people on the planet to support him before he became super famous, when everybody was telling him he'd never make it.
Love your mom, becuz time, is very fast.
Asick_Wolf why?
Don’t tell me how to live my life, fucker
something cool fuck you
@@somethingcool6686 shut the fuck up
@@somethingcool6686 nothing cool
You can't understand how he feels unless you see his relationship with his mother. She was such an incredible woman and was his backbone. She gave him all the confidence he has today, she believed in him and not only that but accompanied him in his inner and outer journey in life. I've been around some incredible women and mothers but Kanye's mother was truly something else... rip.
It's a pain you can't describe. Especially when you're the only child. I've felt it and you never get over it.
that shit rips apart your soul ngl
That is some real strength sharing such a thing
0:26 that sound came from deep within the soul :( RIP DONDA WEST
PlayboiCartiVEVO could really hear the emotion behind it.
Kanye makes me miss my mom soo much. And shes alive
This is likely my first and only reply to a comment and I - 💀
man the way his arm dropped at 0:58, he just crumbled inside and his body couldn’t physically take it anymore. probably the only person who ever loved and supported him unconditionally is gone and will never come back. it’s hard to find a meaning after that.
this one's hard for him to do now, He's a man for trying
Sometimes you just gotta get on your knees and cry for the loved ones you’ve lost
Night Lytt fr it seemed like he was about to break down and was trying hard to stop himself from that
God bless
I honestly can't imagine how it feels to lose your mother, I know that day is gonna happen, I'm just not ready yet
This video always makes me cry
Damn, streetlights was about to play next. :(
Saidodachi 007 I was looking for someone to say this. Damn that’s an emotional ass set
@J J Can't imagine Street Lights after Hey Mama. But in a way, they're kind of perfect. Street Lights is great for speaking to the grieving process.
Yo his mom is everything 2 him man I feel him
here on mothers day as a reminder to appreciate your mother forever
I dont really cry to much things but this made me cry. Seeing his reaction and how he fell made me tear up for some reason. Kanye west is truly the greatest.
this even transitioned into Street Lights afterwards too...
i bet that was doooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooope
chungis I can’t really tell except from him saying “life ain’t fair” on street lights
Her scream ruins this
Youre watching her video too so stfu lmao
@@ayeelmao3321 How does that make it immune to criticism?
ayee lmao You stupid as fuck boy
WOOOOOOOOOO
She’s just trying to cheer him up/comfort him.
kanye is such a great guy the media bashes him for no reason
Didn’t age well
@@ayzix-polytopia3854"Didn't age well" - 🤖
Bro videos normally don't make me cry. But this dude... DAMN
This is really sad
😜
JustMEx xMOnt people won't realize it until he's gone and that's the saddest part
I disagree. I feel like this is a statement said in attempt to praise Kanye, who I think is a generational talent. But I feel like this is incorrect. Unless your like 60 years old or are just out of touch with the media and the culture then you probably understand how important Kanye is. I mean he is one of the most famous people of all time. His music is widely popular and he gets high praise from everybody due to his cultural relevance and impact. I mean sure, it sounds cool to say that someone is "misunderstood" or "confused" or "unappreciated". But the fact is, everybody knows who Kanye is and what he has done for music.
CJ Eastt your wrong man too many people knoe him as "the guy who got drunk and told taylor swift off"
JustMEx xMOnt cause he cried about his mom dying? Lol anybody would. It's all the wild shit buddy
CJ Eastt its very different being understood to bring known worldwide, people can recognize him and shit but they may not understand how he feels or acts.
Jeenyuhs made me realize how much his mom helped him
His grief and defeat manifests in the worst possible ways. People just want to see him on his feet doing better. My heart truly goes out to this man.
this was when his life started changing . his attitude his music his life
the death of his mom changed him in so many ways we would never have guessed.
RIP Donda West
Dang man he even got me crying. Stay strong yeezy, miss you in the music and twitter world with your blatant honesty. "I miss the old kanye!"
chop up the soul kanye
That's the problem pal, he's too real for this time, he'd be a legend in the 60s
My mom is still alive and I can’t handle this song thinking about her leaving one day.
All my love for you who are still missing that special someone.
how disrespectful are the comments wtf? his momma died cmon
when his mom passed he started to become the Kanye we see now but right here he took a step back
That what the entire album was.
A massive show of defense mechanisms and ego protection
kanye was a momas boi, when he lost his mom he was never the same.
It's like he's still got it, he's hangin in there, the mic stand (his passion) is holding his fist up, high to the sky dedicated to his mother. That is one hell of a performance.
Until you've LOST your MOMMA you'll never understand. That's a unconditional love like no other.
I lost my mother too and watching this made me burst into tears
Laurent Snaps she’s still with you ❤️❤️❤️
I’m sorry for your loss
Pause at 0:55 this still frame just puts out so much emotion, light beaming on him as he kneels. Wow
Man Im just crying cause i lost my dad when i was 18 and i know this feeling. Some songs make me so weak that i just drop to my knees just like that. But music is healing man. It's the most healthy way to grieve in my experience.
1:09 this fucking scene always makes me tear up, it’s so beautiful and sad how he’s literally crying on the floor feeling devastated but still holding the mic somehow, it represents kanye’s passion and music so well
When u lose the only person in the world who understands u 😭😭😭...I truly understand. R.I.P to my mama 10/14...Mother's Day will never be the same.
My mom left us a few days ago. I now know how he felt...
Preye Yinkore stay strong man
Preye Yinkore stay strong
Preye Yinkore things get better ❤️❤️❤️ shes still with you
Preye Yinkore hope ur doing ok my bro
Be strong please
That transition from hey mama too street lights is the most saddest thing
Everyone can joke and laugh until you lose your mom you have no idea of the pain it brings.
My mom passed away when I was only 12 and she was 39 and it still hurts today. This song is enough to make me cry and it’s about HIS mom.
RIP to all of our love ones that are gone but not forgotten.
Man my mom is still alive and this song made me cry and hug her
Man Kanye still hurting so bad from when his mum passed, it really shows with his behaviour too 2018.. poor guy.
I love Kanye
if Kanye ever gets a biopic, 1:11 should be the shot on the poster
The guy screaming from 0:30 to 0:42 lmao he's like oh no...NOOOOOOOOO
I can’t listen to Hey Mama without crying
Jeremy same 😭
when people say they "miss the old kanye", remember ur wishing for a person to be the person they used to be before their mother died. thats selfish af.
I lost my mom two years ago today and I’ve been sobbing watching this video over and over
Loosing a Mom is not easy at all. I really feel for him. I recently lost my Mom back in April of this year. It’s beyond painful. It’s really a life long heart break 😢. You can definitely tell he loved his Mom. And this is just prove right here
Instead of people saying "NOOOOO!!!!!" They should've sang the rest of the song. Too bad most of the fans are just hype beasts who have no clue about the old Kanye.
CuriousOnesProceed don’t be a gatekeeper 😞
cringe
CuriousOnesProceed apparently “woo” is actually “noo” so good work
straight from the gold kanye
yikes
Oh man and Street Lights playing right after? Bro I would’ve been flooding in tears 😭
one of my favorite songs & it even makes me cry listening to it.
0:38 Lego R2D2 death sound
Oh fuck
Makes me cry every time and then it's so beautiful how it transitions into street lights one of my favorite songs ever cause it's so beautifully sad
I was there, that concert was so wild. So many intense moments. He performed his heart out
i dont think ive ever heard someone talk so highly about their mother as highly as kanye spoke about donda. she seemed to be a fantastic mother. i still feel so sad for him.