TacoFrog22

I have two words for this album, just perfect.

No matter how old this album gets, it only ages number-wise. And with that time, the songs only grow on me. Most artists follow trends of the times to get big, especially in rap at the time, but Kanye was the one determined to set those trends. And, so he did.

The College Dropout is just a huge breath of fresh air, a fun album that shows that hip hop albums didn't need to be all about gangs, violence, or darker themes, and all while being ... read more

Usually albums I grew up listening to nonstop stick with me, but this one didn't.

The more I listened to this album and the older I got the more I realized some of these songs just aren't great. This album was my introduction to rap music, for the most part, which is pretty cool, but still most of these songs just didn't age well on me specifically. Some songs obviously stuck with me, but this is just a mixed bag. Some songs are actually great, but others are underwhelming. ... read more

my guilty pleasure ig

I'm really, really biased being a FNAF fan since the game came out. I've been listening to TryHardNinja since I basically didn't even know who The Beatles were, or even what different types of music were. I was never big on dubstep, or really anything too heavy, but this worked for me. The sounds mix perfectly to create the feeling I get when playing the games the songs are based off of. Other than the fact I'm definitely biased toward liking this ... read more

Yandhi could've been Kanye's best album.

The version I heard, which obviously had it's unfinished aspects, and even probably some tampering from the original song files, still sounds incredible. In fact, I could care less how much misinformation is surrounding this album, because I heard some version of it, and just judging what I've heard, it's incredible. All of the songs are very memorable, the production all sounds finished, and even beautiful. It's like the ... read more