This is the album that made me a Kanye fan. I love it. While I understand the mainstream’s disapproval of this album, I don’t understand fans of Kanye’s disappointment. I’ve heard some say that Kanye is following the crowd instead of setting the pace. Which I find odd considering you can easily see him going in this direction following (if indirectly) 808s. The track are so visceral and raw and powerful. It has so much emotion in each track. Again, I love it.
Yeezus has one of Kanye's best songs, Hold My Liquor, as well as some of the greatest audio storytelling while still leaving the possibility open to the listener not knowing they are being told a story, which I did not for a LONG time. Absolutely amazing, underrated album that showcases the greatness of his artistry. I think people don't like it because of the experimentation he used with certain sound packs, like the Lazer beams and things of that nature, that, for me, on the other hand, cause me to respect the artistry he put into the music even more because of how difficult it would be to make songs with those specific sound packs.
if you really think about it yeezus is yet another massively influential album along the likes of 808s and heartbreak which had and will influence generations and generations of artists, it was the wave of melodic rap and 808s type production with 808s and heartbreak and now people want to adopt the dark vibe and being a rockstar or punk just like yeezus had done. it all comes full circle man, ye just has mind blowing amounts of influence on hip hop.
Fax, without this album playboi carti and wlr wouldn’t even exist. This man was doing punk and stuff similar to cartis narcissist tour intros 9 years before it was even accepted, always been ahead of his time
Most heartbreaking thing about this album is,There wasn’t and official vinyl release 💔The vinyl artwork and designs inside would be sick like on some MBDTF!
The narrative threading in this album plus the audio visual structure of songs like I'm in it, I am a god and hold my liquor are really spectacular. Can't wait for this one!
Bruh... This jawn bodied. Yezzuz is the transition between Ye seeking identity in God, the anguish of that conflict and the confusion there in. And how love can calm the savage beast. Thanks dude, you made me appreciate this and 808's and heartbreaks more. I think part of the reason people don't "rock" with Ye so well outside of his misunderstood opinionation, that dude ain't necessarily controllable. He follows his heart. College dropout ye, yezzuz ye, Donda ye and Jesus is king ye are like pokemon evolutions. Same core person, but constantly evolving 😊. Thanks again dude, this was a dope breakdown.
You got a new sub. Kanye is one of my favorite, more conflicted, yet vulnerable and talented artists. Thanks for the breakdowns, because he is also one of the least understood. Ye' is like beer, an acquired taste that you either wish for more of, or just don't want anything to do with, yet can't deny his influence. With that stated, thanks for these video essays, and 🍻
By far Kanye’s best album. Most thorough, complex, complete and emotional album. The contrast between overwhelming success, ego, unlimited confidence, insecurity, heartbreak, addiction, etc. it’s breathtakingly beautiful
yeezus has grown on me so much over time. I wasn’t super into it at first. however it’s like a top 3 kanye album for me now. love the production and concept on this album.
loved this! i knew there were many things to yeezus that i couldn't see and now it all makes sense. i really liked the album already, but now i like way much more. Great job man!
From an artistic standpoint, Yeezus holds more value than MBDTF. MBDTF just gave the fans what they wanted to hear, but Yeezus is something he REALLY wanted to make. But in my personal opinion I would rather listen to MBDTF and I think Yeezus is just decent despite having an incredible story throughout the album. Hell I’m not even all that big on MBDTF either. I prefer his College trilogy and maybe 808s too.
I actually listen On Sight because the intro was being use as a meme sound effect, when I listen to it the first time, it sounded painful but then it starting to sound awesome when I keep listening to it again.
8:28 What? Yeezus dominated end of the year top album lists, ending up at number one in many lists - and was almost universally praised by critics upon release. Gaurdian named it the 17th or 18th greatest album of the 21st century. Rolling Stones had it pretty high up too on it's top 500 albums ever list. It was mostly just the fans that wanted another College Dropout that disliked this album
You make dumbed down teenager videos of actual detailed kanye album reviews. You also cut after every sentence. Probably to rewatch the actual video and repeat it.
This is the album that made me a Kanye fan. I love it. While I understand the mainstream’s disapproval of this album, I don’t understand fans of Kanye’s disappointment. I’ve heard some say that Kanye is following the crowd instead of setting the pace. Which I find odd considering you can easily see him going in this direction following (if indirectly) 808s. The track are so visceral and raw and powerful. It has so much emotion in each track. Again, I love it.
“visceral, raw and powerful” is a perfect description honestly
Very excited for this, Yeezus is my second favorite album.
What’s your first?
@@makaboy TLOP
@@notseal5103 sameee
death grips?
Yeezus has one of Kanye's best songs, Hold My Liquor, as well as some of the greatest audio storytelling while still leaving the possibility open to the listener not knowing they are being told a story, which I did not for a LONG time. Absolutely amazing, underrated album that showcases the greatness of his artistry. I think people don't like it because of the experimentation he used with certain sound packs, like the Lazer beams and things of that nature, that, for me, on the other hand, cause me to respect the artistry he put into the music even more because of how difficult it would be to make songs with those specific sound packs.
Glad to know im not the only one who thinks HML is one of his best songs
if you really think about it yeezus is yet another massively influential album along the likes of 808s and heartbreak which had and will influence generations and generations of artists, it was the wave of melodic rap and 808s type production with 808s and heartbreak and now people want to adopt the dark vibe and being a rockstar or punk just like yeezus had done. it all comes full circle man, ye just has mind blowing amounts of influence on hip hop.
Fax, without this album playboi carti and wlr wouldn’t even exist. This man was doing punk and stuff similar to cartis narcissist tour intros 9 years before it was even accepted, always been ahead of his time
Most heartbreaking thing about this album is,There wasn’t and official vinyl release 💔The vinyl artwork and designs inside would be sick like on some MBDTF!
Top 3 Kanye albums can’t wait for this one 🔥
Top 1
The narrative threading in this album plus the audio visual structure of songs like I'm in it, I am a god and hold my liquor are really spectacular. Can't wait for this one!
Bruh... This jawn bodied.
Yezzuz is the transition between Ye seeking identity in God, the anguish of that conflict and the confusion there in. And how love can calm the savage beast. Thanks dude, you made me appreciate this and 808's and heartbreaks more.
I think part of the reason people don't "rock" with Ye so well outside of his misunderstood opinionation, that dude ain't necessarily controllable. He follows his heart.
College dropout ye, yezzuz ye, Donda ye and Jesus is king ye are like pokemon evolutions. Same core person, but constantly evolving 😊. Thanks again dude, this was a dope breakdown.
You got a new sub.
Kanye is one of my favorite, more conflicted, yet vulnerable and talented artists.
Thanks for the breakdowns, because he is also one of the least understood.
Ye' is like beer, an acquired taste that you either wish for more of, or just don't want anything to do with, yet can't deny his influence.
With that stated, thanks for these video essays, and 🍻
🍻
Favorite Kanye era & album, 10/10
Same
By far Kanye’s best album. Most thorough, complex, complete and emotional album. The contrast between overwhelming success, ego, unlimited confidence, insecurity, heartbreak, addiction, etc. it’s breathtakingly beautiful
Back in 2013 we didn’t have no sicko mode 💀
yeezus has grown on me so much over time. I wasn’t super into it at first. however it’s like a top 3 kanye album for me now. love the production and concept on this album.
ngl , this channel got one of the best editing and commentray ratios ive ever seen. keep it up
Holy crap, that opening with the narration was killer!!
It’s mind blowing how underrated you are, I love your videos. Yeezy season coming soon
bro this channel is too underrated
Yeezus is My Favorite album of the 2010s not gonna lie
10/10. Your editing is genius!!
loved this! i knew there were many things to yeezus that i couldn't see and now it all makes sense. i really liked the album already, but now i like way much more. Great job man!
dude you deserve to have so many more subs than you already do! every video i watch is better than the last
From an artistic standpoint, Yeezus holds more value than MBDTF. MBDTF just gave the fans what they wanted to hear, but Yeezus is something he REALLY wanted to make.
But in my personal opinion I would rather listen to MBDTF and I think Yeezus is just decent despite having an incredible story throughout the album. Hell I’m not even all that big on MBDTF either. I prefer his College trilogy and maybe 808s too.
So basically you miss the old Kanye and your salty he’ll never come back, sounds about righr
I think you should do a video on the leaked Kanye song “never see me again”. It has many cool theories behind it!
It was gonna be the end of graduation which would lead into good ass job with an opposite themed track i think at least
underrated album in my opinion love your channel keep uploading bro
Can't wait this is my number 1 album
HOW DO YOU ONLY HAVE 825 SUBS, YOUR VIDS ARE SO GOOD AND PROFESSIONAL??!?!
>Tale of Heartbreak
>Heartbreak
>808 views
n o i c e
My ex gf bought this album on cassette because of how much I said it was my favorite ye album
LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. :)
Damn you made me appreciate my favorite album ever even more. Amazing video, thank you!
how the hell have you not blown up? this is so well put together wtf
You have so much potential bro. I hope you grow
ay i’ve been watching your videos this past week and i really like em. i subbed and hope to see more from you g. :)
Bro you make amazing videos, your going to blow up soon with this level of effort I can feel it
2013 is a crazy Easter egg for the video length
I actually listen On Sight because the intro was being use as a meme sound effect, when I listen to it the first time, it sounded painful but then it starting to sound awesome when I keep listening to it again.
Greatest album of all time
BRO, THAT "UH-HUH HONEY" AT THE ENDING WAS SOMETHING OUT OF THIS WORLD
Excellent video! really makes me look at the album in a new light
Psalms 82:6 'I said, 'You are "Gods"; you are all sons of the Most High.'
this album was my favourite!!!
bro your channel is underrated as hell hope to see you make it big!
man this is crazy i thought this channel had at least 100k subs been watching for days keep it bro
Your videos are very underrated man I hope to see you grow more soon.
That intro was fire
bro you sound like Chris Rock.
nice video!!
Really good video as always!
Not surprised he might drop an album that’s like Yeezus when it comes to his recent interviews.
Keep going bro you got it 🔥🔥🔥
i’m just binge watching all of ur content I love it 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Hurry Up With My Damn Croissant!
i love that this video is 20 minutes 13 seconds long
Underrated channel
great video
when the video is 20:13 same number as the year of release lmao
Amazing video i love ur content keep up the good work
HURRY UP FOR MY DAMN CROISSANTS
Kick Laboy outta here. We need this boi to be in studio with Ye.
In my opinion Send It Up is one of Ye`s best songs.
The critics loved this album
i love your videos
Goated video and album
My top three for this album are
Black skinhead
New Slaves
Blood on the Leaves
great video!!!
I wish yeezus was longer
4:54 I thought I was hearing Why We Can't Have Nice Things by Taylor Swift in the background heh
Good Job
You deserve more subs
Hey awesome vid, just wanted to say that the holding liqour lyrics are actually from chief keef, thats all
You kinda sound like the guy from the Yeezus promo video lol
Yeezus is a hardcore merger of Graduation and 808s & Heartbreak and it's awesome
EDIT: holy cow, what type of weird take did I have back then lol
fuck no
No? Yeezus is just.....Yeezus.
where did you get the logo fonts at 0:47
could Yeezus possibly be abt Amber Rose and Kim Kardashian at the end or is that a reach?
Ayo digital whered you get your yeezus vinyl
Hey is that versus beat playing the background?
8:28 What? Yeezus dominated end of the year top album lists, ending up at number one in many lists - and was almost universally praised by critics upon release. Gaurdian named it the 17th or 18th greatest album of the 21st century. Rolling Stones had it pretty high up too on it's top 500 albums ever list.
It was mostly just the fans that wanted another College Dropout that disliked this album
I think the album trended just because of bound 2 for being “safe”
had to double-take upon hearing the versus beat
hey
no hate but fix ur audio
You make dumbed down teenager videos of actual detailed kanye album reviews. You also cut after every sentence. Probably to rewatch the actual video and repeat it.
Underrated channel