From 808 & Heartbreak
The sample (and entire melody) in this track comes from Patrick Doyle’s “Kissing in the Rain”, from the 1998 Great Expectations OST. Kanye also throws some MJ references in there.
Is this server moving slow for anyone else It's taking forever for my comments to post I had to close ATRL out and restart it It took like 2 minutes for me to get to this thread
Is this server moving slow for anyone else It's taking forever for my comments to post I had to close ATRL out and restart it It took like 2 minutes for me to get to this thread
It's working fine for me. The guests are still banned
I'm a Power (remix) stan and honestly listen to it more than original
Still love HAM but not mad at it's placement. Some other WTT songs should be out ahead of it but whatever
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Originally posted by Superpower
From Yeezus
I agree with Reddit user Rik "one of my favorite Kanye songs ever. The beat is amazing, King Louie's feature is exactly what it needs to be and the song is so ****ing mean it gets me hype as ****. Only thing I could ask for is perhaps a longer verse or another verse by Kanye but I think this song is overall perhaps the most slept on song off Yeezus"
I had the biggest crush on King Louie when this song came out however I couldn't justify giving it a high score.
I'm glad Kanye is so welcoming with Chicago rappers and embraced Louie. The only person he missed from that era was Katie but it's not too late for him to acknowledge Queen
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Was Hang Wit Me popular outside of Chicago? Idek but this freestyle I luvved him
Me watching this now and realizing i had no taste:
From Pablo
The second part of “Father Stretch My Hands” details Kanye’s most personal moments—from not having time to call his wife due to work, to talking about his mother’s death. Hours before the album’s launch event on February 11, 2016, Kanye revealed that his own father served as inspiration for the track, and that he was brought to tears during its creation. This is in contrast to the Gospel use of the term ‘father’ (as in Part 1), referring to God.