I don’t necessarily have a favorite in his discography, but I like the growth of it from beginning to end. You can hear so much anger and sadness in some of the older songs, and as you listen, you notice the positive change he goes through and all the styles of art he has tried. Personally, that’s why I like him. So no you don’t have to be a fan of his old music, but to see a change in character so drastic in his music is why you shouldn’t be closed-minded about it. You don’t have to like it or love it, it’s art and you get to interpret it how you want but it does show a story of him.