This album is like getting unbelievably wasted on a night out with all of its best and worst parts, but you wake up the next morning and see that in every photo you have a stain from pissing your pants

Honk mimimimi
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Honk mimimimi

Loved the Queen's University shoutout though

Drake is drake, but hes focused this album to raps only over some of his best trap production ever. There are way too many brutal bars scattered throuhgout, but it’s not as victim-rap filled as I was expecting. Kinda fun listen and probably a good gym album

It doesn't even feel like he is singing; its like the vocals are being forced out of his body by some musical god

Sig-ni-ci-fant ?

BULLY has some great song ideas and avoids any major subject matter issues, but suffers from similar pitfalls that most new Ye albums have: incomplete song structures, inconsistent mixing, and a lack of direction.

We finally have a McGriddle bar! Thank you mr year ❤️

Never listened to underscores before, and electropop is not really my thing. Gotta say though, the production here is impressive, and while I'm not a fan of every song, I'm still leaving with a few tracks I found to go pretty hard.

It’s like that one odd song on a rap album where the artist tries to do an RnB jam and it’s okay x10. The instrumentals are cool but also Jack can’t really sing

An excellent modernization and ode to southern RnB. And pretty fun too

Baby Keemdrick

I DONT EVEN KNOW I DO NOT KNOW 🔥🔥🔥

Genuinely a fluke. Looking back, it’s shocking this album turned out to be pretty good (or even finished).

A gorgeous snapshot of a crazy time in Kanye’s life that brought back some humility he had forgotten over the years.

Kanye recognized that, while influential, 808s had untapped potential that wasn’t realized in its initial release. I wish he finished the 2015 remaster, but it’s still great regardless.

Kanye chases anthems on this album and delivers the most accessible and easy-to-love album in his catalog. One of the few albums I think gets better the more dated it sounds.

Lightning strikes twice.

By and large ahead of its time for mainstream rap, and consistently impressive to look back on. Despite some messy song structures, the sonic execution of Kanye’s ideas is so good that it really makes his new stuff sound that much worse.

Keeps getting better

There are only two types of songs on this album: decent and endearing pop, or mega cringe millennial cornball music. Thankfully it’s mostly the former