[Aqua]

1. Graduation
2. Late Registration
3. My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
4. 808s & Heartbreak
5. The College Dropout
6. Yeezus
7. The Life of Pablo

[Florges]

Switch 808s and WTT

[Ryanicorn]

The College Dropout>>>>>>>>>

[Nippy'sReceipts]

LR first? That's always been in my bottom half

[C.Damen]

Late Registration
The College Dropout
My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
Graduation
808s and Heartbreak
The Life of Pablo
Yeezus (loves my ***** best)

Voila!

[thirdward]

ok this tragic

[Daddy]

Originally posted by iHype.

I noticed it comes down to demographics when ranking his albums.

The white boys who love him tend to rank Yeezus & MBDTF as his #1.

The black boys who love him tend to rank his early albums as #1's.

This. I love all of his albums but as a white boy I couldn't agree more with your statement! It's also a lot of nostalgia. Yeezus is definitely a cohesive masterpiece and in his Top 3

[Daydream]

TCDO > LR = TLOP > MBDTF > Yeezus > Graduation > 808s.

And that's tea, ladies.

[DevonDreams]

What is this dumb ass race talk in this thread. It has nothing to do with race.

It's a good list.

[Ascension]

Originally posted by Echelon

This!

only white people and coons stan the try hard stuff. Granted, I enjoy some parts of Yeezus, too.

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1) LR
2) TCDO
3) MBDTF
4) Graduation
5) WTT
6) TLOP
7) Yeezus
8) 808's

I generally agree his early work sans MBDTF is his best, but I don't fully agree with Chance and I'd switch some things around.

MBDTF > LR >/= TCDO > Graduation >/= WTT = TLOP > 808s > Yeezus

[RomanNavy]

Yeezus must be higher

[Marla Singer]

808s is better than Yeezus and TLOP but other than that there's nothing I really disagree with.

[Rami328]

He's right for the most part

[Kings.]

Not 808's being last

He has no damn taste with this messy ranking.

[John.]

Swap 7 and 8, then that's tea.

[Loghen]

8) 808's

Wrong.

[Jay L]

Yes @ LR being number one. His magnum opus

[C.Damen]

Amazing is amazing.

[minho]

His #1 is on point

[Reverie]

LR is definitely the best of his first three albums