I think the cinematography is rather good. I especially liked the scene where the mascot dunks the ball and how it was captured. The eye-candy shots are done well and they really “sell” what the video is about. The entire slow motion feel of the video really pulls the viewer in to hang on each of the visuals also.

Job well done Kanye.

I’m stumped.

The only thing I can think of is that for some reason, people are easily marketed to and don’t want to be the odd person out in their immediate circle to admit that dude has zero talent.

And by that I mean, there’s a bassline competency that MOST rappers in the industry have. For me, its can speak English, marginally + biting Jay = good enough to bowl over most listeners with no real understanding or appreciation of hip-hop.

Thank you and sh*t…. I think

lmao. Yeah, okay.

Hey, I enjoy Kanye, I’m just not ready to give him the Lyricist Award yet.

I damn near wore American Terrorist out. That is Lupe’s track to peep. Kick, Push is the radio jawn…but A.T. is that joint.

I think you laid your game down quite flat. That’s hip hop’s dilemma. A breath of fresh air that can become the new Jay, basically.

We forget that Jay had the game on smash after Vol. II until a few years ago. Hip hop needs a hegemon. Patent pending.

“day n nite”, “the prayer”, and “man on the moon” are arguably much more introspective than anything drake has done up to this point.

in a kinda semi-deep sorta way.

drake’s problems involve girls, havin too much money, and being too famous.

and mainly cuz cudi be drunk alot. and high alot.

but i love drake more. no worries.

lmao true.

and it does, if you sell records later on.

but that’s not all his doing. AND “signing” with young money is not the best idea ever.

look at tyga. jae millz. well look at everybody besides lil wayne.

**goes off to wait for that omarion album**

Young Money!