One of those albums that I’ll take 30 minutes out of my day to listen to occasionally. Ye talks about his mental health and other problems in his life in every track ranging from his diagnosed bipolar disorder to his suicidal thoughts all throughout the album. I heavily mess with the production of the album as it’s a mix of his aggression yet somber bars in his career. You get a little bit of everything from Ye here. I do feel like this project was rushed a tiny bit. But that doesn’t do anything to the album itself, we’ve seen worse. Overall this album stands out. But is also surprisingly right smack dab in the middle of my ranked Ye albums. He’s that good in my opinion.

8.7

blanger2

9.1