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Reply #60 posted 06/14/18 2:58pm

206Michelle

Kanye is full of it. I don't know if it's his mom dying or being married to Kim K, or what, but Kanye has sure lost his way.

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Reply #61 posted 06/14/18 3:12pm

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206Michelle said:

Kanye is full of it. I don't know if it's his mom dying or being married to Kim K, or what, but Kanye has sure lost his way.

He basically raps/talks about his bad behavior or whtaever nonsense he is going through to crap music now as if thats 'genius" or art. Everything past MBDTF 2010 has been laughable imho.

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Reply #62 posted 06/15/18 9:41am

Empress

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He sure did bamboozle folks

Some people are easily bamboozled and Kanye knows this and takes every advantage of it.

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Reply #63 posted 06/15/18 10:01am

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You outgrow rap, even its creators.

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Reply #64 posted 06/15/18 12:44pm

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Just a tad torn about this one. I'm another one that's totally done with Kanye- tolerated the antics and ignorance for years because the music was so dope. I was really impressed with Pablo- even though I, too, wanted the old Kanye back.

*

That said, the Trump support and slavery comments was a "last straw" moment for me and that's been made a little easier by the fact that I'm not really feeling Ye. The beats aren't my style and the lyrics are too self indulgent without any real (in my Raekwon voice) "bust-your-shit-open" bars. Honestly, that last sentence also describes how I feel about Jay-Z's 4:44, another album that never got a second listen.

*

HOWEVER, I love the Pusha T album despite having the worst album cover of all time- great beats (courtesy of Kanye) and only one weak 16-bar verse on the whole album (also, courtesy of Kanye). Can't get into the Kid Cudi/Kanye as Cudi's never been my style either but I'm on pins and needles for Nas on tomorrow.

*

Yeah, I'm a little conflicted with Kanye right now...

As a producer, Im ok with kanye. As all around artists, nah. He has regressed imo.

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Reply #65 posted 06/25/18 7:38am

Strive

He did an interview with NYTimes that was pretty interesting.

Do you feel there is an expectation of you — because you’re a successful black man in this country — to take on certain political or cultural positions?

Oh yeah, definitely. When I was in high school, most of my opinions were, like, only me and a couple people who thought like me.


But now you feel the pressure to speak for a whole group of people?

Nah. It’s a rhetorical dumbass question — you could just say yes — but do you think there are a lot of husband-and-wife situations where the husband in the household liked Trump and voted on Trump and maybe the wife didn’t, or vice versa?



Of course.

Man, I had my [expletive] [expletive] castrated: “You have to like Hillary. That’s got to be your choice.”


That’s what the family was telling you?

The family meaning the world — because you’re black, because you make very sensitive music, because you’re a very sensitive soul, it was like an arranged marriage or something. And I’m like, that’s not who I want to marry. I don’t feel that. I believe that I’m actually a better father because I got my [expletive] voice back, I’m a better artist because I got my voice back. I was living inside of some universe that was created by the mob-thought, and I had lost who I was, so that’s when I was in the sunken place. You look in my eyes right now — you see no sunken place.


When did that change happen?

Getting out, learning how to not be highly medicated and, you know, just standing up saying I know I could lose a lot of things, but just standing up and saying what you feel, and not even doing a lot of research on it. Having a political opinion that’s overly informed, it’s like knowing how to dress, as opposed to being a child — “I like this.” I hear Trump talk and I’m like, I like the way it sounds, knowing that there’s people who like me that don’t like the way it sounds.


But if he says something like he doesn’t want to let Muslims into the country, do you like the way that sounds?

No, I don’t agree with all of his policies.

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Ordinarily, public figures see microphones as natural enemies, designed to undo them.

But this is not how Kanye treats them. He speaks in long, jagged discursions, moving fluidly between subjects — saying he wished Bernie Sanders could have been Trump’s vice president one moment, lamenting the awkwardness of a lyric about Tristan Thompson (the father of Khloé Kardashian’s daughter) the next. He is in a constant state of self-revision. More than any other famous person of his stature, he shares his rough drafts.


“We need to be able to be in situations where you can be irresponsible,” he said. “That’s one of the great privileges of an artist. An artist should be irresponsible in a way — a 3-year-old.”


Even though this is the sort of behavior that gets Kanye labeledinconsistent, it is perhaps his most enduringly consistent feature. He is congenitally honest, almost shockingly unguardedd in his speech. You can almost watch him as he lobs a new thought into the public consciousness, then stands back and watches as it’s either embraced or swatted down.


To Kanye’s mind, what happened on TMZ was a failure of language, not ideas. “I said the idea of sitting in something for 400 years sounds — sounds — like a choice to me, I never said it’s a choice. I never said slavery itself — like being shackled in chains — was a choice,” he said. “That’s why I went from slave to 400 years to mental prison to this and that. If you look at the clip you see the way my mind works.”

He continued, delineating the path of many a Kanye West public conflagration. “I think an extreme thing; I adjust it, I adjust it, I adjust it,” he explained. “That’s the way I get to it, but I have to push to, you know, the furthest concept possible.”

The TMZ appearance essentially squandered all of the public good will Kanye had accumulated earlier in the day — except in the view of Kanye, who naturally saw the two media appearances as part of the same continuum.


“I think it was totally beautiful, both of them,” he said. “The Charlamagne one was like the most beautiful funeral you’ve ever been to, and you close the casket, and say this is done.”

And the TMZ one?

And the TMZ one was the [expletive], the casket like [makes opening motion and screams] and the people in church is like [mimes shock and horror and shrieks] “slave?!” Ahhh! Ahhh!

How does it make you feel when you know an experiment didn’t work?

Awesome. I learned so much. I learned about the context of the idea of the word slave. I didn’t take it in that context. I think that my personality and energy mirrors Nat Turner, or it had in the past, but that showed me that also that Nat Turner approach would land me in the same place Nat Turner landed, and that I would be legendary but also just a martyr. But I guess we’re all martyrs eventually, and we’re all guaranteed to die.

To clarify, do you believe that slavery in this country was a choice?

Well, I never said that.

If you could say it again how would you frame it?

I wouldn’t frame a one-liner or a headline. What I would say is actually it’s literally like I feel like I’m in court having to justify a robbery that I didn’t actually commit, where I’m having to somehow reframe something that I never said. I feel stupid to have to say out loud that I know that being put on the boat was — but also I’m not backing down, bro. What I will do is I’ll take responsibility for the fact that I allowed my voice to be used back to back in ways that were not protective of it when my voice means too much.

Back to back?

Wearing the [Trump] hat, because my voice is unprotected, and I believe that the black community wants to protect my voice. By me saying slave in any way at TMZ left my voice unprotected. So it’s not a matter of the facts of if I said that exact line or not, it’s the fact that I put myself in a position to be unprotected by my tribe.


Do you feel that if black fans abandon you, that’s something that you could come back from? Do you think that is a death blow?

It’s not going to happen.


It’s just not going to happen?

Like I said, wouldn’t leave. Like yes, got a bunch of different opinions. You’re not always going to agree, but they’re not going to leave.

Perhaps it is not surprising to learn that eight days before its release, Kanye said, he’d had none of the lyrics of “Ye” written.


https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/25/arts/music/kanye-west-ye-interview.html

[Edited 6/25/18 7:47am]

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Reply #66 posted 06/25/18 2:09pm

RJOrion

rdhull said:

CoolMF said:

Just a tad torn about this one. I'm another one that's totally done with Kanye- tolerated the antics and ignorance for years because the music was so dope. I was really impressed with Pablo- even though I, too, wanted the old Kanye back.

*

That said, the Trump support and slavery comments was a "last straw" moment for me and that's been made a little easier by the fact that I'm not really feeling Ye. The beats aren't my style and the lyrics are too self indulgent without any real (in my Raekwon voice) "bust-your-shit-open" bars. Honestly, that last sentence also describes how I feel about Jay-Z's 4:44, another album that never got a second listen.

*

HOWEVER, I love the Pusha T album despite having the worst album cover of all time- great beats (courtesy of Kanye) and only one weak 16-bar verse on the whole album (also, courtesy of Kanye). Can't get into the Kid Cudi/Kanye as Cudi's never been my style either but I'm on pins and needles for Nas on tomorrow.

*

Yeah, I'm a little conflicted with Kanye right now...

As a producer, Im ok with kanye. As all around artists, nah. He has regressed imo.

yep...kanye is still a masterful crate-digger and beat-maker (see: Nas or Pusha T lps)....as an MC, he's BEEN washed-up... Late Registration was his last good solo lp....

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Reply #67 posted 06/25/18 3:31pm

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206Michelle said:

Kanye is full of it. I don't know if it's his mom dying or being married to Kim K, or what, but Kanye has sure lost his way.


By the sounds of it, his ambition in the fashion industry was and is generally met with rejection or limitations, and he has been focused on that for the last ten years.

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Reply #68 posted 06/25/18 3:32pm

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RJOrion said:

rdhull said:

As a producer, Im ok with kanye. As all around artists, nah. He has regressed imo.

yep...kanye is still a masterful crate-digger and beat-maker (see: Nas or Pusha T lps)....as an MC, he's BEEN washed-up... Late Registration was his last good solo lp....


His drums been weak

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Reply #69 posted 06/25/18 3:36pm

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Strive said:

He did an interview with NYTimes that was pretty interesting.


Perhaps it is not surprising to learn that eight days before its release, Kanye said, he’d had none of the lyrics of “Ye” written.


https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/25/arts/music/kanye-west-ye-interview.html

[Edited 6/25/18 7:47am]


I am suprised people quickly forgout about Black Skinhead and New Slaves. He has kinda been talking about this new slave mentality thing for quite a while, even though it did not transpire in the way he wanted to on TMZ. All that aside, he has been putting out some really good and much needed product lately.



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Reply #70 posted 06/25/18 3:41pm

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RJOrion said:

rdhull said:

As a producer, Im ok with kanye. As all around artists, nah. He has regressed imo.

yep...kanye is still a masterful crate-digger and beat-maker (see: Nas or Pusha T lps)....as an MC, he's BEEN washed-up... Late Registration was his last good solo lp....

Lies, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy is a rap masterpiece.


How can anyone not feel this shit???

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Reply #71 posted 06/25/18 7:30pm

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paisleypark4 said:

RJOrion said:

yep...kanye is still a masterful crate-digger and beat-maker (see: Nas or Pusha T lps)....as an MC, he's BEEN washed-up... Late Registration was his last good solo lp....

Lies, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy is a rap masterpiece.


How can anyone not feel this shit???

MBDTF is his apex imho. He lost it right afte this one.

All Of The Lights..man. That gets me goin lol.

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Reply #72 posted 06/25/18 8:05pm

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Kanye is the MOST cool,down to earth,TRUTHFUL,honest,no nonsense dude that tells it exactly like it is with NO FILTER.That I EVER met. He is just misunderstood.

"That mountain top situation is not really what it's all cracked up 2 B when eye was doing the Purple Rain tour eye had a lot of people who eye knew eye'll never c again @ the concerts.just screamin n places they thought they was suppose 2 scream."prince
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Reply #73 posted 06/25/18 8:31pm

kmama07

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Mintchip said:


What did U2 do?!?! Besides write the lyric “freedom has a scent / like the top of a newborn babies head” eek

eek


You forgot "a mole digging in a hole"...
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Reply #74 posted 06/26/18 4:08am

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Kanye is the MOST cool,down to earth,TRUTHFUL,honest,no nonsense dude that tells it exactly like it is with NO FILTER.That I EVER met. He is just misunderstood.

It's his own fault he's misunderstood.
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Reply #75 posted 06/26/18 7:09am

RJOrion

"Devil In A New Dress" was fire, for sure...and so was "So Appalled".... but the rest of My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy is forgettable

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Reply #76 posted 06/26/18 8:07am

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RJOrion said:

"Devil In A New Dress" was fire, for sure...and so was "So Appalled".... but the rest of My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy is forgettable

Lies, even All Of The Lights? This album is not critically acclaimed for no reason.


My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy received widespread acclaim from critics. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream publications, the album received an average score of 94, based on 45 reviews.[122] Andy Gill from The Independent called it "one of pop's gaudiest, most grandiose efforts of recent years, a no-holds-barred musical extravaganza in which any notion of good taste is abandoned at the door".[124] In the Los Angeles Times, Ann Powers found the music "Picasso-like, fulfilling the Cubistmandate of rearranging form, texture, color and space to suggest new ways of viewing things"

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Reply #77 posted 06/26/18 9:44am

RJOrion

i never liked All Of The Lights...i know that may not be a popular opinion to some, but im sticking to it... too pop 4 me...
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Reply #78 posted 06/26/18 12:03pm

CoolMF

CoolMF said:

Just a tad torn about this one. I'm another one that's totally done with Kanye- tolerated the antics and ignorance for years because the music was so dope. I was really impressed with Pablo- even though I, too, wanted the old Kanye back.

*

That said, the Trump support and slavery comments was a "last straw" moment for me and that's been made a little easier by the fact that I'm not really feeling Ye. The beats aren't my style and the lyrics are too self indulgent without any real (in my Raekwon voice) "bust-your-shit-open" bars. Honestly, that last sentence also describes how I feel about Jay-Z's 4:44, another album that never got a second listen.

*

HOWEVER, I love the Pusha T album despite having the worst album cover of all time- great beats (courtesy of Kanye) and only one weak 16-bar verse on the whole album (also, courtesy of Kanye). Can't get into the Kid Cudi/Kanye as Cudi's never been my style either but I'm on pins and needles for Nas on tomorrow.

*

Yeah, I'm a little conflicted with Kanye right now...

I stand corrected. With the exception of Pusha, the G.O.O.D. music rollout was complete garbage. I didn't like any of them. Nas was probably the biggest disappointment of them all.

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Reply #79 posted 06/26/18 1:00pm

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CoolMF said:

CoolMF said:

Just a tad torn about this one. I'm another one that's totally done with Kanye- tolerated the antics and ignorance for years because the music was so dope. I was really impressed with Pablo- even though I, too, wanted the old Kanye back.

*

That said, the Trump support and slavery comments was a "last straw" moment for me and that's been made a little easier by the fact that I'm not really feeling Ye. The beats aren't my style and the lyrics are too self indulgent without any real (in my Raekwon voice) "bust-your-shit-open" bars. Honestly, that last sentence also describes how I feel about Jay-Z's 4:44, another album that never got a second listen.

*

HOWEVER, I love the Pusha T album despite having the worst album cover of all time- great beats (courtesy of Kanye) and only one weak 16-bar verse on the whole album (also, courtesy of Kanye). Can't get into the Kid Cudi/Kanye as Cudi's never been my style either but I'm on pins and needles for Nas on tomorrow.

*

Yeah, I'm a little conflicted with Kanye right now...

I stand corrected. With the exception of Pusha, the G.O.O.D. music rollout was complete garbage. I didn't like any of them. Nas was probably the biggest disappointment of them all.

What kind of hip hop do you like? This was the most non-commercial, non chart topping material he has put out in years. All of the albums have been getting great reviews actaully.

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Reply #80 posted 06/26/18 3:05pm

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RJOrion said:

"Devil In A New Dress" was fire, for sure...and so was "So Appalled".... but the rest of My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy is forgettable


I agree. I never connected with that album LIKE THAT.

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Reply #81 posted 07/01/18 11:52am

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MotownSubdivision said:

ChocolateBox3121 said:

Kanye is the MOST cool,down to earth,TRUTHFUL,honest,no nonsense dude that tells it exactly like it is with NO FILTER.That I EVER met. He is just misunderstood.

It's his own fault he's misunderstood.


First of all, I consider Kanye the most overrated artist of the 21st Century. People talk about him as if he was on the same musical level as James Brown or Prince or Stevie Wonder or Brian Wilson or Paul McCartney, and he's not even in the same ballpark.

Second, people (including Kanye himself) talk about his "bravery " and "self confidence " when in his case his bluster and contradictions were not signs of possible mental illness and issues (which I suspected for years), but is often a taboo subject in minority communities. Even his admiration for Trump might be mainly a kinship with another loudmouth who has no use for logic and reason.
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Reply #82 posted 07/01/18 12:01pm

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He did an interview with NYTimes that was pretty interesting.






Do you feel there is an expectation of you — because you’re a successful black man in this country — to take on certain political or cultural positions?


Oh yeah, definitely. When I was in high school, most of my opinions were, like, only me and a couple people who thought like me.



But now you feel the pressure to speak for a whole group of people?


Nah. It’s a rhetorical dumbass question — you could just say yes — but do you think there are a lot of husband-and-wife situations where the husband in the household liked Trump and voted on Trump and maybe the wife didn’t, or vice versa?








Of course.


Man, I had my [expletive] [expletive] castrated: “You have to like Hillary. That’s got to be your choice.”



That’s what the family was telling you?


The family meaning the world — because you’re black, because you make very sensitive music, because you’re a very sensitive soul, it was like an arranged marriage or something. And I’m like, that’s not who I want to marry. I don’t feel that. I believe that I’m actually a better father because I got my [expletive] voice back, I’m a better artist because I got my voice back. I was living inside of some universe that was created by the mob-thought, and I had lost who I was, so that’s when I was in the sunken place. You look in my eyes right now — you see no sunken place.



When did that change happen?


Getting out, learning how to not be highly medicated and, you know, just standing up saying I know I could lose a lot of things, but just standing up and saying what you feel, and not even doing a lot of research on it. Having a political opinion that’s overly informed, it’s like knowing how to dress, as opposed to being a child — “I like this.” I hear Trump talk and I’m like, I like the way it sounds, knowing that there’s people who like me that don’t like the way it sounds.



But if he says something like he doesn’t want to let Muslims into the country, do you like the way that sounds?


No, I don’t agree with all of his policies.



_____


Ordinarily, public figures see microphones as natural enemies, designed to undo them.


But this is not how Kanye treats them. He speaks in long, jagged discursions, moving fluidly between subjects — saying he wished Bernie Sanders could have been Trump’s vice president one moment, lamenting the awkwardness of a lyric about Tristan Thompson (the father of Khloé Kardashian’s daughter) the next. He is in a constant state of self-revision. More than any other famous person of his stature, he shares his rough drafts.







“We need to be able to be in situations where you can be irresponsible,” he said. “That’s one of the great privileges of an artist. An artist should be irresponsible in a way — a 3-year-old.”



Even though this is the sort of behavior that gets Kanye labeledinconsistent, it is perhaps his most enduringly consistent feature. He is congenitally honest, almost shockingly unguardedd in his speech. You can almost watch him as he lobs a new thought into the public consciousness, then stands back and watches as it’s either embraced or swatted down.







Perhaps it is not surprising to learn that eight days before its release, Kanye said, he’d had none of the lyrics of “Ye” written.


https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/25/arts/music/kanye-west-ye-interview.html




[Edited 6/25/18 7:47am]



Kanye even says "standing up and saying what you feel, and not even doing a lot of research on it ", as if that's a GOOD THING!!! Spouting off on shit you don't know much about??? That's supposed to be something positive???
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Reply #83 posted 07/01/18 7:37pm

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jjhunsecker said:

MotownSubdivision said:
It's his own fault he's misunderstood.
First of all, I consider Kanye the most overrated artist of the 21st Century. People talk about him as if he was on the same musical level as James Brown or PRINCE or Stevie Wonder or Brian Wilson or Paul McCartney, and he's not even in the same ballpark. Second, people (including Kanye himself) talk about his "bravery " and "self confidence " when in his case his bluster and contradictions were not signs of possible mental illness and issues (which I suspected for years), but is often a taboo subject in minority communities. Even his admiration for Trump might be mainly a kinship with another loudmouth who has no use for logic and reason.

NEVER THAT!

But he is gifted & was a pleasure to work with.

"That mountain top situation is not really what it's all cracked up 2 B when eye was doing the Purple Rain tour eye had a lot of people who eye knew eye'll never c again @ the concerts.just screamin n places they thought they was suppose 2 scream."prince
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Reply #84 posted 07/02/18 6:28am

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ChocolateBox3121 said:

NEVER THAT!

But he is gifted & was a pleasure to work with.

rolleyes

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Reply #85 posted 07/02/18 6:34am

poppys

ChocolateBox3121 said:

jjhunsecker said:

MotownSubdivision said: First of all, I consider Kanye the most overrated artist of the 21st Century. People talk about him as if he was on the same musical level as James Brown or PRINCE or Stevie Wonder or Brian Wilson or Paul McCartney, and he's not even in the same ballpark. Second, people (including Kanye himself) talk about his "bravery " and "self confidence " when in his case his bluster and contradictions were not signs of possible mental illness and issues (which I suspected for years), but is often a taboo subject in minority communities. Even his admiration for Trump might be mainly a kinship with another loudmouth who has no use for logic and reason.

NEVER THAT!

But he is gifted & was a pleasure to work with.


Wow - you're really working that Forrest Gump thing hard. Maybe you should just post about who you don't personally know or what you haven't done.

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Reply #86 posted 07/02/18 8:29am

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poppys said:

ChocolateBox3121 said:

NEVER THAT!

But he is gifted & was a pleasure to work with.


Wow - you're really working that Forrest Gump thing hard. Maybe you should just post about who you don't personally know or what you haven't done.

And YOUR accomplishments? Don't rain on somebody else who actually HAS had the pleasure of meeting with said artist we are discussing here, none of which other than Chocolate had the opprotunity to meet. Have a seat.

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Reply #87 posted 07/02/18 9:18am

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poppys said:


Wow - you're really working that Forrest Gump thing hard. Maybe you should just post about who you don't personally know or what you haven't done.


And YOUR accomplishments? Don't rain on somebody else who actually HAS had the pleasure of meeting with said artist we are discussing here, none of which other than Chocolate had the opprotunity to meet. Have a seat.


Accomplishments? OK. Choco's met/and more almost everyone anyone here ever talks about, then deletes the post. I am sure they are very capable of defending themselves. Name and place dropping isn't my thing, and I will stand if I care too, thanks.

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Reply #88 posted 07/02/18 6:29pm

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paisleypark4 said:

poppys said:


Wow - you're really working that Forrest Gump thing hard. Maybe you should just post about who you don't personally know or what you haven't done.

And YOUR accomplishments? Don't rain on somebody else who actually HAS had the pleasure of meeting with said artist we are discussing here, none of which other than Chocolate had the opprotunity to meet. Have a seat.

Thanks for your support! I don't drop names to brag or boast. I use my own personal experiences in a POSITIVE way, with individuals to spread THE TRUTH of how someone really is as a person. I believe certain people are put in your life for a reason no matter who they are famous or not. Certain people are destined to be superstars,confidante,bedmates,lovers,co-workers or just friends. It's up to the individual what they chose do with that unique experience or propositions.

"That mountain top situation is not really what it's all cracked up 2 B when eye was doing the Purple Rain tour eye had a lot of people who eye knew eye'll never c again @ the concerts.just screamin n places they thought they was suppose 2 scream."prince
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Reply #89 posted 07/02/18 7:54pm

poppys


Why do you delete your vague posts? What is the point of the forever carrot dangle? This is a game only one can play. YOU WIN!!! Not positive.


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