West began making beats and rapping in the early 90s in his hometown of Chicago, Illinois, when he formed the rap group Go Getters with Chicago natives GLC and Really Doe. He later gained nationwide popularity through his work in New York, where he began producing tracks for artists such as Jay-Z, Twista, Mase, Talib Kweli and Alicia Keys.
West's style of production often utilizes pitched-up vocal samples, usually from soul songs, with his drums and instruments. The first major label song he produced was The Truth by Beanie Sigel, and his first major release featuring his trademark vocal sampling style was This Can’t Be Life, a track from Jay-Z’s The Dynasty: Roc La Familia. West said he sped up the drum beat of Dr. Dre’s Xxplosive to use as a replacement for his drums on This Can’t Be Life.
West has said that Wu-Tang Clan producer RZA influenced him in his style, and has said on numerous occasions that Wu-Tang rappers Ghostface Killah and Ol’ Dirty Bastard were some of his all-time favorites. Said Kanye West: “Wu-Tang? Me and my friends talk about this all the time… We think Wu-Tang had one of the biggest impacts as far as a movement. From slang to style of dress, skits, the samples. Similar to the [production] style I use, RZA has been doing that.”
In 2004 (after being pushed aside by many record companies who felt he wasn't a marketable hip-hop artist), he managed to release his debut solo album, The College Dropout on Roc-A-Fella Records. The album received critical acclaim, including 10 Grammy nominations and the awards for Album of the Year and Best Rap Album, as well as defining the style for which West would become known: "wordplay" and heavy sampling of the 70s soul and RnB tracks.
Not content to rest on his laurels, West invested two million dollars and hired a string orchestra to help with his latest effort, Late Registration (2005). West collaborated with Jon Brion to help develop the sound of the album, despite his lack of experience in hip hop production. The album received widespread acclaim like its predecessor and again claimed the Best Rap Album award at the Grammys.
West was no stranger to controversy, such as storming out at the 2004 American Music Awards after not receiving Best New Artist, but just days after the release of his second studio album, West began embroiled in a major controversy after going off-script during Hurricane Katrina broadcast, proclaiming "George Bush doesn't care about black people", which Bush claimed was "one the most disgusting moments of my presidency". In January 2006, West posed on the cover of Rolling Stone wearing a crown of thorns, once again attracting controversy.
For his third release, West was keen to produce songs that could be used more effectively when performing in arenas. For Graduation, the third and ultimately final entry into his 'Dropout Bear' series, West drew musical inspiration from The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash. In the lead up to the album he became involved in a friendly rivalry with 50 Cent over which of the two artists' upcoming albums would sell more, as they were both released on the same day. West ultimately sold 957,000 copies in the first week of release, outselling Curtis by a large margin. The albums lead single "Stronger" sampled Daft Punk, and was West's third number one on Billboard 200. Many proclaim West's 'victory' over 50 Cent to be the 'death' of gangster rap as the dominant hip hop subgenre.
Following the death of his mother, Donda West, and the end of his engagement to long term partner Alexis Phifer, West abandoned his initial plan to release a fourth album entitled Good Ass Job, and shocked his fans by releasing 808s and Heartbreak, which was full of autotune singing, extensive use of the TR-808 drum machine, themes of love, loss and loneliness and very little rapping. It received slightly more mixed reviews than his previous efforts, but many critics cite 808s and Heartbreak as the catalyst for a new wave of rappers, most prominently Drake, due to its themes which were uncommon in mainstream hip-hop.
West's grief seemed to lead to a spiral out of control which culminated in him storming on stage at the 2009 VMAs to interrupt Taylor Swift's award acceptance speech to proclaim that Beyoncé deserved the award instead, in a move that is infamous in pop culture and was vilified by the entire world in the aftermath. West disappeared from the public eye following this, and his upcoming tour with Lady Gaga was cancelled. The disgraced West, who was described as a 'jackass' by President Obama, seemed to have much work to do to return to the his former glory, but he was about to embark on what some critics consider to be the best run of his career.
West holed up in Hawaii for a few months and worked tirelessly to produce what many consider to be his magnum opus. My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, West's fifth studio album, was released in November 2010 to rave reviews from critics, which solidified his comeback. In stark contrast to his previous effort, which featured a minimalist sound, Dark Fantasy adopts a maximalist philosophy and deals with themes of celebrity and excess. The record included the international hit All of the Lights, and Billboard hits Power, Monster, and Runaway, the latter of which accompanied a 35-minute film of the same name. During this time, West initiated the free music program G.O.O.D. Fridays through his website, offering a free download of previously unreleased songs each Friday of the week, a portion of which were included on the album. Dark Fantasy went on to go platinum in the United States, but its omission as a contender for Album of the Year at the 54th Grammy Awards was viewed as a "snub" by several media outlets.
Following a headlining set at Coachella 2011 that was described by The Hollywood Reporter as "one of greatest hip-hop sets of all time," West released the collaborative album Watch the Throne with Jay-Z. By employing a sales strategy that released the album digitally weeks before its physical counterpart, Watch the Throne became one of the few major label albums in the Internet age to avoid a leak. Niggas in Paris became the record's highest charting single, peaking at number five on the Billboard Hot 100. In 2012, West released the compilation album Cruel Summer, a collection of tracks by artists from West's record label GOOD Music. Cruel Summer produced four singles, two of which charted within the top twenty of the Hot 100: Mercy and Clique. West also directed a film of the same name that premiered at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival in custom pyramid-shaped screening pavilion featuring seven screens.
Sessions for West's sixth solo effort begin to take shape in early 2013 in his own personal loft's living room at a Paris hotel. Determined to "undermine the commercial," he once again brought together close collaborators and attempted to incorporate Chicago drill, dancehall, acid house, and industrial music. Primarily inspired by architecture, West's perfectionist tendencies led him to contact producer Rick Rubin fifteen days shy of its due date to strip down the record's sound in favor of a more minimalist approach. Initial promotion of his sixth album included worldwide video projections of the album's music and live television performances.
Yeezus, West's sixth album, was released June 18, 2013 to rave reviews from critics. It became the rapper's sixth consecutive number one debut. Def Jam issued "Black Skinhead" to radio in July 2013 as the album's lead single. On September 6, 2013, Kanye West announced he would be headlining his first solo tour in five years, to support Yeezus, with fellow American rapper Kendrick Lamar, accompanying him along the way.
In November 2013, West stated that he was working on and recording his next studio album. The album was to be produced by Rick Rubin and Q-Tip.. Kanye released a single entitled "Only One", on December 31, 2014 featuring Paul McCartney, as well as collaborating with McCartney on the Rihanna track " FourFiveSeconds", released in January 2015. West appeared on the SNL 40th Anniversary Special on February 15th 2015 to debut a new song Wolves, featuring Sia Furler and Vic Mensa. Another single, entitled "All Day" was released on March 2, 2015, again featuring McCartney as well as Theophilus London, Allan Kingdom. In June of the same year, Kanye headlined the Glastonbury Festival in the UK, which garnered much outrage including a petition with 135,000 signatures against his appearance, leading to West declaring he was "the greatest living rock star on the planet" towards the end of his set, and the performance receiving a mixed reaction among fans and critics, due to its controversy. In September 2015, West performed {album artist kanye west]808s and Heartbreak in its entirety at the Hollywood Bowl over two nights, which received rave reviews a featured a 60 person orchestra, guests such as Kid Cudi and Mr Hudson, and over 70 dancers. West released "Facts" at the turn of the new year.
West had originally stated that his upcoming album would be called 'So Help Me God' before changing the title to 'SWISH' and announcing that it would be released on February 11th. In January 2016 he released "Real Friends" and "No More Parties in LA", featuring Kendrick Lamar. As well as renaming the album once again to "Waves", West became involved in several twitter controversies in the lead up to the album, including with rapper Wiz Khalifa after he suggested that West had stolen the idea of the wave from other artists and seemingly dissed Kim Kardashian, which later turned out to be a misunderstanding over the use of "KK". West again changed the name of the album just days before it's release, this time to "{album artist=kanye west]The Life of Pablo", and debuted it at Madison Square Garden on February 11, but delayed it's release for a few days. On February 14, West released the album are a performance on SNL. West initially claimed the album was to be a Tidal exclusive, but it was later released on other streaming platforms, although it is yet to receive a physical release. West continued to tinker with the mixing and production of the album even after it was released, and it was updated several times, including the final song "Saint Pablo" in June 2016. West had also made public his plans to release an album in the summer of 2016, entitled "Turbo Grafx 16", based on the 1990s games console, which never surfaced, although he did release a single thought to be from the upcoming G.O.O.D. Music album "Cruel Winter", called Champions. In the same month, a video for "Famous" was released, including nude wax figures of celebrities such as West, Kim Kardashian, Taylor Swift, Donald Trump, Chris Brown, Rihanna, Bill Cosby and George W. Bush.
In August 2016, West embarked on the ambitious Saint Pablo Tour, which included a mobile stage suspended from the ceiling. After the violent robbery of Kim's jewellery in Paris in October, West had to end a show early and postpone shows following it. In the following performances, West cancelled shows early and went on long winded rants against fellow artists such as Jay Z and Beyoncé among others, as well as making controversial political statements including implying his support for Donald Trump. On November 21st 2016, West cancelled the rest of the tour and was hospitalised due to sleep deprivation and extreme dehydration. Following this, West disappeared from social media, and only resurfaced 11 months later with a series of tweets which included many philosophical thoughts and the announcements two albums in June 2018, a solo album which would include 7 tracks on June 1, and a collaboration with Kid Cudi to be released on June 8.
On August 29th, 2021, Kanye released his 10th highly anticipated studio release Donda via GOOD Music and Def Jam Recordings after a series of three listening parties.
Personal life:
West was born in Atlanta, Georgia. When he was three years old (as mentioned in Hey Mama) his parents divorced, and he moved with his mother to Chicago, Illinois. His father, Ray West, was a former Black Panther; one of the first black photojournalists at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution; and is now a Christian counselor. Kanye’s late mother, Dr. Donda West, worked as a Professor of English at Clark Atlanta University, and the Chair of the English Department at Chicago State University before retiring to serve as Kanye’s manager. He was later raised in an upper middle class background, attending Polaris High School in suburban Oak Lawn, Illinois after living in Chicago.
After attending The American Academy of Art, a Chicago art school, West attended Chicago State University but eventually dropped out due to poor grades and to continue working on his music career. While attending school, West produced for local artists, including on rapper Grav’s debut album Down to Earth. He later gained fame by producing hit singles for major hip hop/R&B artists, including Jay-Z, Talib Kweli, Cam’ron, Paul Wall, Common, Mobb Deep, Jermaine Dupri, Scarface, The Game, Alicia Keys, Janet Jackson and John Legend among others. He also “ghost-produced” for his once mentor Deric Angelettie according to his song Last Call and the credits of Nas’ Poppa Was a Playa.
West was married to Kim Kardashian. Together they had four children: daughters named North (*2013) and Chicago (*2018); and sons named Saint (*2015) and Psalm (*2019). In 2021, Kardashian filed for divorce.
In 2020, West launched an unsuccessful independent presidential campaign that primarily advocated for a consistent life ethic. In 2022, he faced backlash and lost a number of sponsors and partnerships—including his collaborations with Adidas, Gap, and Balenciaga—after making antisemitic statements.
Blame Game )
Kanye West Lyrics
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Whose fault? Uh
(Whose fault?)
Let's play the blame game, I love you more
Let's play the blame game for sure
Let's call out names, names, I hate you more
Let's call out names, names, for sure
I'll call you bitch for short
As a last resort, and my first resort
You call me motherfucker for long
At the end of it you know we both were wrong
But I love to play the blame game, I love you more
Let's play the blame game for sure
Let's call out names, names, I hate you more
Let's call out names, names, for sure
On a bathroom wall I wrote
"I'd rather argue with you than to be with someone else"
(Else, else, else, else)
I took a piss and dismiss it like, "Fuck it," and I went and found somebody else"
(Else, else, else, else)
Fuck arguing and harvesting the feelings, yo, I'd rather be by my fucking self
(Self, self, self, self)
'Til about two AM And I call back and I hang up and I start to blame myself
Somebody help
Let's play the blame game, I love you more
Let's play the blame game for sure
Let's call out names, names, I hate you more
Let's call out names, names, for sure
You weren't perfect but you made life worth it
Stick around, some real feelings might surface
Been a long time since I spoke to you
In a bathroom gripping you up, fucking and choking you
What the hell was I supposed to do?
I know you ain't getting this type of dick from that local dude
And if you are I hope you have a good time
'Cause I'll definitely be having mine
(And you ain't finna see a) mogul get emotional
Every time I hear 'bout other niggas that's stroking you
Lying say I hit you, he sitting there consoling you
Rubbing my name through the mud, who's provoking you?
You should be grateful a nigga like me ever noticed you
Now you noticeable and can't nobody get control-a you
One AM and can't nobody get a hold of you
Calling your brother's phone like what was I supposed to do?
Even though I knew, he never told the truth
He was just gon' say whatever that you told him to
At a certain point I had to stop asking questions
Y'all got dirt on each other like mud wrestlers
I heard he bought some Coke with my money, that ain't right, girl
You getting blackmailed for that white girl
You always said, "Yeezy, I ain't your right girl
You probably find one of them, "I like art-type girls"
All of the lights, she was caught in the hype, girl
And I was satisfied being in love with the lie
Now who to blame? You to blame? Me to blame?
For the pain and it be pouring every time when it rain
Let's play the blame game
I love you more
Let's play the blame game for sure
Things used to be, now they not
Anything but us is who we are
Disguising ourselves as secret lovers
We've become public enemies
We walk away like strangers in the street
Gone for eternity
We erased one another
So far from where we came
With so much of everything, how do we leave with nothing?
Lack of visual empathy equates the meaning of L-O-V-E
Hatred and attitude tear us entirely
Chloe Mitchell
Let's play the blame game, I love you more
Let's play the blame game for sure
Let's call out names, names, I hate you more
Let's call out names, names, for sure
I can't love you this much
I can't love you this much
I can't love you this much
I can't love you this much
I can't love you this much
No, I can't love you this much
I can't love you this much
I can't love you this much
And I know that you are somewhere doing your thing
And when the phone called, it just ring and ring
You ain't pick up but your phone accidentally called me back
And I heard the whole thing
I heard the whole thing
Whole thing, whole thing, whole thing
Oh my God
Baby, you done took this shit to the 'nother motherfuckin' level!
Now a neighborhood nigga like me
Ain't supposed to be gettin' no pussy like this
Goddamn, Goddamn! Who taught you how to get sexy for a nigga?
(Yeezy taught me)
You, you never use to talk dirty, but now you, you goddamn disgusting
My, my God, where, where, where'd you learn that?
(Yeezy taught me)
Look at you, motherfuckin' butt-ass naked with them motherfuckin' Jimmy Choos on
Who taught you how to put some motherfucking Jimmy Choos on?
(Yeezy thought me)
Yo, you took your pussy game up a whole 'nother level
This is some Cirque du Soleil pussy now, shit
You done went all porno on a nigga, OK
And-and I-I-I-I-I love it
And I thank you, I thank you, my dick thanks you
How'd you learn, how'd, how did your pussy game come up?
(Yeezy thought me)
I was fuckin' parts of your pussy I never fucked before
I was in there like, "Oh, shit I never been here before"
I've never even seen this part of pussy town before
It's like you got this shit re-upholstered or some shit
What the fuck happened?
Who, who the fuck got your pussy all re-upholstered?
(Yeezy re-upholstered my pussy)
You know what, I gotta thank Yeezy
And when I see that nigga I'ma thank him
I'ma buy the album
I'ma download that motherfucker, I'ma shoot a bootlegger!
That's how good I feel about this nigga
Ahh, I still can't believe you got me this watch
This motherfucker is the exact motherfucker I wanted!
You went to bezel! This is the motherfucker I wanted, I saw this shit
I saw it, Twista had this shit on in The Source
I remember! Twista had this motherfucker on in The Source
That's right, that's right
Yo, yo babe, yo, yo this the best birthday ever
Where you learn to treat a nigga like this?
(Yeezy taught me)
Yeezy taught you well, Yeezy taught you well
In the song Blame Game, Kanye West is talking about a failing relationship, where both he and his partner have made mistakes, and both are at fault. Despite the pain and blame, he still loves her and is willing to play the blame game to be with her. He talks about the ups and downs of their relationship, how they argued, how they walked away from each other, and how they called each other names. He even mentions an incident where he found someone else and dismisses her, but still loves the girl he's with. Throughout the song, he emphasizes his love for her and despite everything, he still wants to be with her.
The song has a lot of pain, hurt, and anger, but it also showcases the beauty in the love that the two share. Kanye West emphasizes that both he and his partner are wrong, and both of them have made mistakes. The song ends on a positive note despite everything, as Kanye praises his partner for being sexy and for making him happy.
Line by Line Meaning
Ayy
An exclamation to express acknowledgment or agreement
Whose fault? Uh
Questioning who is to blame for a situation
(Whose fault?)
Reiterating the question of blame
Let's play the blame game, I love you more
Suggesting to engage in a game of blaming each other while expressing deep affection
Let's play the blame game for sure
Affirming the desire to participate in the blame game
Let's call out names, names, I hate you more
Proposing to verbally attack each other by mentioning names and expressing intensified dislike
Let's call out names, names, for sure
Emphasizing the idea of calling out names and confirming the intention
I'll call you bitch for short
Referring to the other person disrespectfully as a last resort
As a last resort, and my first resort
Emphasizing that resorting to name-calling is both a final option and the primary choice
You call me motherfucker for long
The other person frequently addresses me with offensive language
At the end of it you know we both were wrong
Acknowledging that both parties involved are at fault in the situation
But I love to play the blame game, I love you more
Despite the blame game, expressing a strong love for the other person
On a bathroom wall I wrote
Describing an action of expressing thoughts on a bathroom wall
"I'd rather argue with you than to be with someone else"
Stating a preference for engaging in arguments with the other person rather than being with someone else
(Else, else, else, else)
Repeating the word 'else' to emphasize the contrast between arguing with the person and being with someone else
I took a piss and dismiss it like, "Fuck it," and I went and found somebody else"
After writing the statement, deciding to disregard it and pursue another person
(Else, else, else, else)
Reiterating the idea of finding someone else
Fuck arguing and harvesting the feelings, yo, I'd rather be by my fucking self
Expressing a preference for solitude instead of engaging in arguments and dealing with emotional complications
(Self, self, self, self)
Emphasizing the individuality and self-reliance
'Til about two AM And I call back and I hang up and I start to blame myself
Recounting a moment of self-reflection and taking responsibility for the situation
Somebody help
An exclamation of seeking assistance or support
You weren't perfect but you made life worth it
Acknowledging imperfections but appreciating the positive impact on life
Stick around, some real feelings might surface
Encouraging the other person to stay and allowing genuine emotions to arise
Been a long time since I spoke to you
Not having had a conversation with the person for a significant period
In a bathroom gripping you up, fucking and choking you
Recalling a past intimate encounter involving physical actions
What the hell was I supposed to do?
Expressing confusion about the appropriate course of action
I know you ain't getting this type of dick from that local dude
Asserting superiority over the other person's current partner in terms of sexual satisfaction
And if you are I hope you have a good time
Indicating that if the other person is indeed satisfied, wishing them enjoyment
'Cause I'll definitely be having mine
Assuring that the artist will also engage in pleasurable experiences
(And you ain't finna see a) mogul get emotional
Stating that the singer, who is successful and influential, will not display emotions easily
Every time I hear 'bout other niggas that's stroking you
Expressing frustration upon learning about other men being sexually involved with the person
Lying say I hit you, he sitting there consoling you
Accusing someone of spreading lies and offering comfort to the person
Rubbing my name through the mud, who's provoking you?
Questioning who is instigating the slander against the artist
You should be grateful a nigga like me ever noticed you
Asserting the other person should feel fortunate for receiving attention from someone like the artist
Now you noticeable and can't nobody get control-a you
Highlighting the other person's newfound visibility and implying they are no longer easily influenced
One AM and can't nobody get a hold of you
Indicating that at a specific time, the artist cannot reach the other person
Calling your brother's phone like what was I supposed to do?
Contacting the brother of the other person in an attempt to resolve the situation
Even though I knew, he never told the truth
Despite awareness, acknowledging that the brother never provided honest information
He was just gon' say whatever that you told him to
Suggesting that the brother would only relay the information instructed by the other person
At a certain point I had to stop asking questions
Reaching a moment where the artist decided to end the interrogation
Y'all got dirt on each other like mud wrestlers
Describing the situation where both parties possess incriminating information about each other
I heard he bought some Coke with my money, that ain't right, girl
Allegedly learning that the brother used the singer's money to purchase drugs, expressing disapproval
You getting blackmailed for that white girl
Implying that the other person is being extorted due to involvement with drugs
You always said, "Yeezy, I ain't your right girl
Recalling the other person rejecting the notion of being the artist's ideal partner
You probably find one of them, "I like art-type girls"
Suggesting the other person might prefer individuals who have a specific aesthetic or artistic inclination
All of the lights, she was caught in the hype, girl
Referring to the other person being captivated by fame and attention
And I was satisfied being in love with the lie
Admitting contentment with being in a relationship built on falsehoods
Now who to blame? You to blame? Me to blame?
Pondering about who deserves responsibility for the current situation
For the pain and it be pouring every time when it rain
Attributing the sadness and emotional distress to the recurring circumstances
Things used to be, now they not
Highlighting the contrast between the past and the present
Anything but us is who we are
Defining the essence of the individuals involved as being only for each other
Disguising ourselves as secret lovers
Referring to the nature of the relationship being concealed as a secret
We've become public enemies
Describing the transformation of the relationship into antagonism viewed by the public
We walk away like strangers in the street
Portraying the departure from each other as if they were unknown to one another
Gone for eternity
Suggesting the permanent separation between the individuals
We erased one another
Implying the elimination of each other's presence from their lives
So far from where we came
Expressing the vast distance between their current state and their initial connection
With so much of everything, how do we leave with nothing?
Questioning how, despite having many things, they ended up with nothing in terms of their relationship
Lack of visual empathy equates the meaning of L-O-V-E
Asserting that the absence of understanding each other's perspectives diminishes the significance of love
Hatred and attitude tear us entirely
Stating that animosity and negative behavior have completely broken them apart
Chloe Mitchell
Mentioning a name, possibly representing someone related to the situation or a symbolic character
I can't love you this much
Expressing the limitation of love that the singer can offer
No, I can't love you this much
Reaffirming the idea that the singer is unable to love the other person to that extent
And I know that you are somewhere doing your thing
Acknowledging that the other person is engaged in their own activities and pursuing their own goals
And when the phone called, it just ring and ring
Noticing that the phone goes unanswered when attempting to contact the other person
You ain't pick up but your phone accidentally called me back
Realizing that the other person's phone dialed the singer by mistake
And I heard the whole thing
Listening to the entirety of the unintentional call
Oh my God
An exclamation of surprise or astonishment
Baby, you done took this shit to the 'nother motherfuckin' level!
Expressing intense shock at the other person's actions or behavior
Now a neighborhood nigga like me
Referring to oneself as a regular person from the community
Ain't supposed to be gettin' no pussy like this
Acknowledging that, based on societal expectations, the singer is unlikely to be intimate with someone of the other person's caliber
Goddamn, Goddamn! Who taught you how to get sexy for a nigga?
Expressing astonishment at the other person's newfound sexiness and questioning who influenced them
(Yeezy taught me)
Attributing the knowledge or skill of becoming sexy to the influence of the singer
You, you never use to talk dirty, but now you, you goddamn disgusting
Noting a change in the other person's behavior, specifically regarding explicit speech
My, my God, where, where, where'd you learn that?
Expressing surprise and curiosity about the source of the other person's newly acquired behavior
(Yeezy taught me)
Reiterating that the artist is responsible for teaching the other person
Look at you, motherfuckin' butt-ass naked with them motherfuckin' Jimmy Choos on
Commenting on the other person's revealing and extravagant outfit, specifically featuring Jimmy Choo shoes
Who taught you how to put some motherfucking Jimmy Choos on?
Questioning who provided the knowledge of wearing Jimmy Choo shoes
(Yeezy thought me)
Affirming that the singer is responsible for teaching the other person about fashion
Yo, you took your pussy game up a whole 'nother level
Acknowledging the other person's improvement in their sexual skills
This is some Cirque du Soleil pussy now, shit
Comparing the other person's sexual abilities to the acrobatics of the performance group Cirque du Soleil
You done went all porno on a nigga, OK
Describing the other person's sexual behavior as explicit and highly sexualized
And-and I-I-I-I-I love it
Expressing enjoyment and satisfaction with the other person's newfound sexual prowess
And I thank you, I thank you, my dick thanks you
Expressing gratitude to the other person for the sexual pleasure they provided
How'd you learn, how'd, how did your pussy game come up?
Inquiring about the source of the other person's improved sexual skills
(Yeezy thought me)
Stating that the singer had a significant role in teaching the other person about sex
I was fuckin' parts of your pussy I never fucked before
Acknowledging exploration and discovery of new experiences during previous sexual encounters
I was in there like, "Oh, shit I never been here before"
Expressing excitement upon encountering unfamiliar aspects of the other person's body
I've never even seen this part of pussy town before
Conveying surprise and novelty at discovering previously unknown aspects of the other person's genitalia
It's like you got this shit re-upholstered or some shit
Metaphorically comparing the other person's genitals to being refurbished or modified
What the fuck happened?
Expressing confusion and surprise about the sudden changes in the other person's genital appearance
Who, who the fuck got your pussy all re-upholstered?
Demanding to know who was responsible for altering the appearance of the other person's genitals
(Yeezy re-upholstered my pussy)
Attributing the modification of the other person's genitals to the artist
You know what, I gotta thank Yeezy
Expressing gratitude towards the artist, referring to themselves as Yeezy
And when I see that nigga I'ma thank him
Anticipating expressing gratitude to oneself when encountering the singer
I'ma buy the album
Planned action of purchasing the artist's album as a display of appreciation
I'ma download that motherfucker, I'ma shoot a bootlegger!
Expressing determination to download the album and punish those who illegally distribute it
That's how good I feel about this nigga
Describing the intense positive emotions towards the singer
Ahh, I still can't believe you got me this watch
Expressing disbelief and astonishment at receiving a watch as a gift
This motherfucker is the exact motherfucker I wanted!
Expressing excitement and satisfaction that the received watch is precisely what the artist desired
You went to bezel! This is the motherfucker I wanted, I saw this shit
Expressing appreciation that the watch features a specific type of bezel and recalling seeing it previously
I saw it, Twista had this shit on in The Source
Remembering seeing the watch worn by the rapper Twista in the magazine The Source
I remember! Twista had this motherfucker on in The Source
Confirming the recollection of Twista wearing the watch in The Source
That's right, that's right
Affirming the accuracy of the memory
Yo, yo babe, yo, yo this the best birthday ever
Expressing enthusiasm and considering the current moment as the best birthday experience
Where you learn to treat a nigga like this?
Asking the other person where they acquired the knowledge of treating someone in such a manner
(Yeezy taught me)
Stating that the singer is responsible for teaching the other person about proper treatment
Yeezy taught you well, Yeezy taught you well
Reiterating the idea that the artist, also known as Yeezy, provided effective guidance
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Kanye West, Mike Dean, Justin Franks, Richard James, John Legend, Chloe Mitchell
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on I Am a God (feat. God)
HURRY UP WITH MY DAMN CROISSANTS!
Peter
on Stronger
Killer mix
Lauri Des Marais
on Stronger
PoP
Lauri Des Marais
on Stronger
LdM Classical Technology BMI
Lauri Des Marais
on New Slaves
LdM Classical Technology BMI
Lauri Des Marais
on I Wonder
JJUSTICE
anna
on Gold Digger
can you hear it
emall
on Hurricane
lolollo
0806357559
on Jail
✳️#me
Ridwaan Ahmed
on Black Skinhead
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