>Nah...
>
>The Yeezus "statement" was made...
>
>It's not just something musically he had a conversation about.
> Most his interviews weren't even about the record.
>
>Yet the critics still loved it.

well, considering most music critics nowadays are just beta jewish guys in their late 20's-early 30's who got a useless degree and learned 90% of their music expertise from posting on music message boards in the 00's - i wouldn't say that means much.

(unless you think the fact that some corporation sponsoring their opinions inherently raises the value of them...)

anytime anything remotely enjoyable comes out these hyperbolists start re-writing music history around it.

>808s influenced a generation and sold really well so in no way
>was that a misstep (It also contains some really amazing pop
>songwriting from ye, esthero, cudi, mr hudon and others).

lol. don't agree with any of this.

thanks for replying.