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jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy | All Parts Released
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DontEemTry
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Wasn't until now that I ever actually thought about little kids singing the hook on "We Don't Care" and saying "we wasn't s'posed to make it past 25" 
Still my favorite joint on that album.
Still my favorite joint on that album.
Dentist was not trying to let them archive removing that wire from his jaw, he got tense as hell when he saw that camera.
Shows how different of a world we live in now with social media and documenting of life
Shows how different of a world we live in now with social media and documenting of life
I find it funny how Luda was acting mad funny style with Ye but Ye ends up being way bigger than he ever was… Luda had to hand Ye his Grammy
Then you hear Drake on how about now track, where the broad he wit trying to listen to Ludacris… Drake ends up being a bigger artist than Luda and that broad caught the vapors
“I had no money left from actin', I was focused on the music
I used to always try and burn you CDs of my new shyt
You be like "Who's this?" I be like "Me, girl"
You be like "Oh, word, true shyt?"
Then ask if we could listen to Ludacris
Them car rides made me feel like I was losin' it”
That wasn’t the case. Luda told him he’s trying to write his verse and focus. Then when he got in the studio he showed Ye mad love!! And was professional. People forget Ye also produced Stand Up for Luda.
I’m sure they had a good relationship.
Looking back at episode two, it turned out in his best interest that he did his own thing on the College Dropout without the help or push from Rocafella to get it to completion. 
The album probably wouldn’t have the cohesiveness or fluidic tone with Freeway, Seeg and The Dips spitting street shyt 
on the tracks and bodying him on his own tracks.
After hearing “All Falls Down” during the second episode and seeing how they treated Ye early on I’m pretty sure that second verse was about some of his label mates at Rocafella.
Life sure is funny like that sometimes. Kanye also seems like a guy that never overlooked his blessings, took life in stride and kept pushing forward.
The album probably wouldn’t have the cohesiveness or fluidic tone with Freeway, Seeg and The Dips spitting street shyt on the tracks and bodying him on his own tracks.After hearing “All Falls Down” during the second episode and seeing how they treated Ye early on I’m pretty sure that second verse was about some of his label mates at Rocafella.
Life sure is funny like that sometimes. Kanye also seems like a guy that never overlooked his blessings, took life in stride and kept pushing forward.
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KingsOfKings
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zayk35
Superstar
Damn I knew the story of Rocafella not really checking for him but I didn't know he had to grind like that on his own to get a simple release date. Then seeing how Dame really had his back. But I also understand that he wanted to be who he is today, and that's why he went with Jay-Z back then. I still don't really like his music post College Dropout and Late Registration but this doc did give me some appreciation for how he got to be such a superstar. He wanted it bad and went and did it his way no matter what. Then the footage with his mom, all I can say about that is that it's all very touching.
KillerB88
Superstar
Looking back at episode two, it turned out in his best interest that he did his own thing on the College Dropout without the help or push from Rocafella to get it to completion.
After hearing “All Falls Down” during the second episode and seeing how they treated Ye early on I’m pretty sure that second verse was about some of his label mates at Rocafella.
Life sure is funny like that sometimes. Kanye also seems like a guy that never overlooked his blessings, took life in stride and kept pushing forward.
The way Cam "bodied" him on here? Ya'll really be hyped on nostalgia sometimes and overstating these guys' ability and staying power.
KillerB88
Superstar
Formerly Black Trash
Philosopher, Connoisseur, Future Legend
Kanye is better than all his sonsAye, I never said that Kanyes influence on emcees was a good thing
I still prefer more gritty hip-hop but Ye created a lane for these Big Sean type nikkas so it's whatever
J Cole, Drake, Big Sean, none of them come close
And I know Big Sean ghost wrote, but by himself he doesn't make the same caliber of songs
Kanye was going crazy. You can see his comedy influence in every song back denWasn't until now that I ever actually thought about little kids singing the hook on "We Don't Care" and saying "we wasn't s'posed to make it past 25"
Still my favorite joint on that album.
Like the imagery of him smoking by the no smoking section in the mall or the Michael Jackson line on Slow Jamz.
now he is doing low level trump trolling of Pete Davidson
Formerly Black Trash
Philosopher, Connoisseur, Future Legend
The way Cam "bodied" him on here? Ya'll really be hyped on nostalgia sometimes and overstating these guys' ability and staying power.
Cam had the worst verse
Consequence had the best one
This documentary is reinforcing that Kanye would have been a superstar no matter what label/situation he was in.
You know how many people would have just sat back and let their label dictate their career? This man had built so many relationships with stars across the industry he essentially finished College Dropout before Rocafella gave him a budget for it.
True visionary
You know how many people would have just sat back and let their label dictate their career? This man had built so many relationships with stars across the industry he essentially finished College Dropout before Rocafella gave him a budget for it.
True visionary