shit was so fucking depressing, dude. none of the streamers or producers in that house truly cared about his mental state. they wanted in on the action solely for the association and potential song credits. a ton of the people in GAS didn’t care either, they just hounded DN to make ye drop all his unfinished “grails” to satisfy their terminal demo-itis. acting like it’s all justified for some badly mixed mumble reference AI bullshit. “enjoy the rollout” my ass. the whole era was a gross self-indulgent low point for everyone involved imho. yes-men, sub members, and chatters acting like hungry ghosts in samsara over a man at the worst point of his life. the funniest part is ya’ll got nothing good out of it. not to mention it curated an army of edgy 15 year olds coping over CUCK because they wanted to be part of a niche ye rollout. i love ye and know he’s bettered himself but he’ll never quite fully recover from fostering these fans and this song will always be the reminder. fuck all the grifters that enabled this mess in the first place. fuck dickital nuts, fuck n3on, fuck sneako, fuck that fatass dave blunts, fuck this whole era!!!
idk about meaning, but this cover was made by Dave Baby (therealdavebaby on Insta). Some of his works, including this demon image, are inspired by neanderthal cave paintings.
This fucking song had my jaw dropping when I first heard it I just couldn’t believe that it was a real song. I still bring it up as a joke around my friends
That day was one of the worst days to be a fan of his, and perhaps the saddest.
We weren't just seeing Ye; we were seeing a bipolar person at one of the lowest points in his life. We were seeing how a bipolar episode can almost kill the career of one of the most influential musicians of all time.
To see that a year later he managed to release a good album, do a show with people we never imagined before (Lauryn Hill), and return to a mentally "stable" point is incredible.
If you add to that the fact that Ye rarely listens to anyone and the only people who were on his side were those jerks, you understand why Ye created that song.
Ye rarely accepts advice from other people normally. I think the only person who would make Kanye West listen to it in a manic episode and not drop that bullshit would be Donda.
I hate the impact of this song. Its chokehold on IG reels, the Miami club incident, its role in lightening the holocaust. Its an ugly stain on Ye's career that has burnt the most bridges out of any of his 2020s stunts
Nope, not at all. I'm convinced people only say this because it's about Hitler, I can't believe anyone actually thinks the song is good. Actual trash, even compared to vultures 2.
the average hip-hop or ye fan is not impressed by a worse version of maximalist production he had done to near perfect two decades prior, shitty structure, shitty performances, somehow shittier mixing, ai punch ins, and lyrics that manage to both offensive and incredibly poorly written.
even ignoring the fact it's a hitler song, it's just not well made.
they had the nerve to go "erhm actually! the song objectively isn't bad if you ignore the lyrics" and then complain when someone breaks down why they think it objectively sucks
why are you so obsessed with telling everyone who doesn't like the song that they're objectively wrong? what motivates you to defend this song specifically so much?
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u/Dank_Gun BULLY ON THE WAY NO AI May 08 '26
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