What is this album’s message?
Most of his albums tend to put out an overall message
Grayson Johnson
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Samuel Kelly
no one man should have all that power
Daniel Flores
>I'm running up a debt so I'm featuring a bunch of no-talents for bigger profit
Owen Cook
What power? Have you ever thought about what he’s actually talking about? What man has which power? I have an idea but don’t want to sound dumb kek
John Adams
same as all his other albums
>fuck you pay me
Kevin Ross
We were kings and mozarts and godzillas and king kong loch ness and shieet
Josiah Hernandez
What did he mean by 23:25
Camden Young
More like 23:45 I guess
Christopher Moore
TLOP had no message either. i couldnt tell you what his first three albums' messages were either
i guess im just dumb, 808s and yeezus are pretty obvious
Logan Ross
Well taking from what I assume is a pixelated picture of a black person and a white person doing some lucid 69 sex act
Carter Wood
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Lucas Barnes
You really don’t get an overall message from college dropout? The next two albums have basically the same message
Luke King
i havent listened to any of kanyes albums nearly as much as i listen to 808s and yeezus. the first three mainly seem to me be about his origins, chicago, coming into fame from the bottom, how it is there at the top
standard for a lot of rappers
Aaron Fisher
Bump
Christopher Cook
i always felt the main theme of MBDTF was that fucked up people want love to and we end up hurting ourselves more in our relationships than we should.
i also feel TLOP is about mixed feelings between the old Kanye (bling/party) and new Kanye (family with Kim)
Jayden Rivera
I always thought he was using a gun as a metaphor for politics
Lincoln Flores
Which gun?
Eli Turner
Bump
Gabriel Baker
Ohh well I was close
Robert Reed
"I'm an asshole"
Ethan Campbell
Despite massive power, fame and fortune, you're still just a human bean.
Wyatt Cruz
Chocolate RO$e that's what I would call myself on soundcloud