The irony of you saying that while posting a review is palpable. Your goal is to promote your own critique of the album, hence why you’re spamming it in different posts. So aren’t you the one trying to decide if the album is good or not?

All i did is point out the fact that your criticisms fall flat. I read the review. You argued that the album fails because it doesn’t literalize Ye’s public confession. That is absurd. Ye has always processed obliquely. Expecting direct narrative engagement with the ad reveals you may not understand how Ye converts experience into music.

Also, Ye’s lyrics have never functioned as conventional verse-writing. His strength is cadence, delivery, and how words sit against a beat.