It’s more of his villain origin story if anythingThis 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
Yeah, if you're a hater.
They can't match up against him in terms of the actual songs
How am I hating?
The villain origin angle threw me off. As I'm looking at this, I'm seeing inspiration and how he became an icon. The drive was unwavering... regardless of how people feel about him now.
It shows how badly Kanye got shifted on just to get college dropout to come out.
like majority of episode one is just people dismissing him, only respecting him for his beats, or flat out disssing him. It’s no wonder he went so hard and arrogant as he did. Like even nikkas that fukked with him looked at him like
like the Scarface part with the retainer. It’s almost like watching a LITERAL high school freshman interact with a senior like “Dog wtf is that eww” Kanye like my bad. Like nikka getting roasted for trying to get his teeth straight lol.
I can easily see how that nikka makes college dropout AND late registration back to back after that and his next single on graduation is him yelling at everyone “CANT TELL ME NOTHING”.
The way Cam "bodied" him on here? Ya'll really be hyped on nostalgia sometimes and overstating these guys' ability and staying power.
Fox: marvin Gaye luther vandross....and what elseCurrently watching the making of slow Jams on part 2....
This is fukkin dope!
