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The progression on this album genuinely is incredible. The aggressive opening showing you one side of Kanye, while also giving you a more fun feel, and then the slow descent into the other side of Kanye having a completely different sad slow feeling to it. It really feels like a descent through Kanye's madness and troubles, and it's almost perfectly split. I wish this album was longer because this concept is too deep to really just put together in a few songs, like this is the type of ... read more

This album is good, but nothing hugely outstanding aside from Find God. Otherwise, not saying that the song writing isn't good, but it's very average. I feel like a lot of people are trying to take introspective routes but sometimes the best thing to do is stick to the sound, and the feel of music. His flows are good and lyrics are good and once again JID delivers an amazing verse. I also love the Dominic Fike feature, and the rock sound on some of these songs is very well executed. ... read more

Michael Jackson will always be the most impressive artist sonically and vocally. His ear for little things like a little bell chime or genuinely anything is so perfect, it genuinely makes every song sound so amazing. My problem with this album doesn't come down to performances or anything of that sort, but the progression. One of my favorite things about Michael is the balance he finds between fun funky songs, and slow melodic heartfelt songs. This album loses that, and starts to feel very ... read more

Kanye production genuinely carries in so many instances, including this album. There are some great songs in this album but most of it is just Jay and Ye just flaunting their earnings which doesn't really do much for me, but the production with the different samples and interpolations is absolutely phenomenal, and I will always love Kanye for that exact reason. There's nothing in this album that's like really bad, but songs like Otis and New Day just play off the originals so ... read more