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Hey, speaking of Kanye and Meadows, what's the Inforoo consensus: Did Kim fake that robbery or what?
I never seriously considered it was a hoax until I was at the barbershop last week and they unanimously thought it was made up.
I've got a handful of friends that definitely think it is fake. That surprised me since if it was fake wouldn't they have E! cameras or something and have a purpose for it to be fake? I think it's real but I also think it was an inside job from someone that was familiar with her situation out there at the time.
Hey, speaking of Kanye and Meadows, what's the Inforoo consensus: Did Kim fake that robbery or what?
I never seriously considered it was a hoax until I was at the barbershop last week and they unanimously thought it was made up.
I've got a handful of friends that definitely think it is fake. That surprised me since if it was fake wouldn't they have E! cameras or something and have a purpose for it to be fake? I think it's real but I also think it was an inside job from someone that was familiar with her situation out there at the time.
I was thinking it was real, but DEFINITELY an inside job.
College Dropout MBDTF Yeezus Late Registration Graduation 808s The Life of Pablo
It's the album of his I like the least? I like the singles off it but never cared for much else on it.
I just listened to it again this weekend because I finally got a copy on vinyl and I absolutely LOVE some of the non-singles tracks on College Dropout. Granted, he wasn't doing anything game-changing with this release in terms of where his art has gone in more recent years but I could listen to this album again and again.
I've always loved Never Let Me Down, Spaceship, Two Words, and Family Business but forgot how much I enjoyed We Don't Care, Breathe In Breathe Out, School Spirit, and Last Call.
I'll also admit to being really nostalgic about this album. Makes me think back to when I first listened to it and would watch the videos as they came out and stuff. Learning more about the guy I had kept hearing about when he was making beats for Jay-Z and others. I love that album.
It's the album of his I like the least? I like the singles off it but never cared for much else on it.
I just listened to it again this weekend because I finally got a copy on vinyl and I absolutely LOVE some of the non-singles tracks on College Dropout. Granted, he wasn't doing anything game-changing with this release in terms of where his art has gone in more recent years but I could listen to this album again and again.
I've always loved Never Let Me Down, Spaceship, Two Words, and Family Business but forgot how much I enjoyed We Don't Care, Breathe In Breathe Out, School Spirit, and Last Call.
I'll also admit to being really nostalgic about this album. Makes me think back to when I first listened to it and would watch the videos as they came out and stuff. Learning more about the guy I had kept hearing about when he was making beats for Jay-Z and others. I love that album.
I started getting into Kanye later into his career, so that's what probably influences my ranking a lot.
My Dark Twisted Fantasy Late Registration Graduation College Dropout Freshmen Adjustment (Yeezus / Pablo - never gave them enough time) 808's
Yeezus and Pablo (especially Yeezus) are two albums that you HAVE to give time to enjoy
I disagree, I was very much into TLOP from the very beginning. Ultralight Beam, Father Stretch My Hands pt 1 & 2, Famous, and Feedback all back to back got me excited as fuck the first time I listened to the album. The only songs I didn't like were Lowlights/Highlights and Waves. Not much has changed from that, besides realizing how much fun Waves is in a live setting.
Yeezus and Pablo (especially Yeezus) are two albums that you HAVE to give time to enjoy
I disagree, I was very much into TLOP from the very beginning. Ultralight Beam, Father Stretch My Hands pt 1 & 2, Famous, and Feedback all back to back got me excited as fuck the first time I listened to the album. The only songs I didn't like were Lowlights/Highlights and Waves. Not much has changed from that, besides realizing how much fun Waves is in a live setting.
Oh of course there were songs I liked, but as an album, it took a bit to appreciate the mess that it is.