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@troyalmendras4367

2 жыл бұрын

this shit was so beautiful man. keep up the hard work!

@aryanjohnsharma

2 жыл бұрын

Already did Brotha 🙂❤️🫂

@daniel-eason

2 жыл бұрын

@@troyalmendras4367 ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@daniel-eason

2 жыл бұрын

@@aryanjohnsharma ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@jinxduke

2 жыл бұрын

OK

"For Kanye West, dying without a legacy was unacceptable" *LITERAL CHILLS*

@user-vq1cp5xs5k

2 жыл бұрын

BATCHEST

@imyourpapi1445

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-vq1cp5xs5k huh?

@davi4689

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-vq1cp5xs5k xqc enjoyer

@tomplovaj435

2 жыл бұрын

BATCHEST

@keeper116

2 жыл бұрын

IMHO🤔Kanye words are of a person who truly knows their contribution/s & WORTH

The most dangerous thing about kanye west is the fact that he's a genius and he knows this

@parryoyakhire6568

Жыл бұрын

@mandellorian and you think you're opinion will always count

@adamtrott78

Жыл бұрын

⁠@@mandellorian790there are different types of intelligence, I think Kanye is a creative genius, but that doesn’t necessarily mean he knows anything about politics, or hard sciences, or math. He’s a terrible communicator when it comes to conversation, but he’s much better at expressing his ideas through music, the best way to go about it is to figure out what Kanye is trying to say, and try to get bits of truth out of it. He is much more conscious and grounded in his first 2 albums especially.

@soneslixo6791

5 ай бұрын

​@@adamtrott78 Actually I think Ye is truly great at communicating his ideas at times, if you watch carefully his rant while at TMZ or with Sway, you can make some sense out of it and comprehend it as a perfectly tangible idea. He has a way with words in that regard and musically, of course

The way his mom memorized one of his songs was proof she loved him beyond measures 🙏

@4rifr0mthe3nd

5 ай бұрын

Indeed. She was a wonderful mother. Such a shame that she wouldn't see the further success and impact Kanye made on the rap/music industry.

@tysoncaves420

4 ай бұрын

You right but like I couldn’t help but remember that shit too

I’m so relieved to see that many of us know what Kanye is really trying to do.

@annaleebillings

Жыл бұрын

Amen. Protect Kanye stand with Kanye walk with Kanye

@jpg9797

Жыл бұрын

This comment has aged like fin fine wine

@pragyamalkani3183

Жыл бұрын

Kanye IS this generations God. I hope he gets to execute his vision!

@annaleebillings

Жыл бұрын

@@pragyamalkani3183 I hope it will not turn out to be another Martin Luther King situation or a Marcus Garvey I hope Kanye will live to see 120 years see his great-grandchildren I hope and pray that they will not take his life

@pragyamalkani3183

Жыл бұрын

@@annaleebillings as you likely said before. We Protect Kanye, stand with Kanye and walk with Kanye!

this honestly made me kinda sad. Kanye has been through so much and the media is always trying to make him look bad. the day he passes away imma cry so fucking much. Kanye really a goat

@viceonafridaynight

2 жыл бұрын

He is such an inspiration. I can't imagine music without Kanye West. I will cry like a child when he passes, he is one of the greatest artists to ever do it, he sits on the throne of musicians, Michael Jackson, Freddie Mercury, Prince, Kurt Cobain, 2pac, R.Kelly, and Kanye West.

@sanpousanjna

2 жыл бұрын

Yet they labor him as mentally ill 🤒 smh Society just don't understand or should I say the majority of society don't understand people that are geniuses

@emmbarrmama3942

2 жыл бұрын

@@viceonafridaynight R Kelly 🤨🤨🤨🤨

@elijahhilb6518

2 жыл бұрын

@@emmbarrmama3942 yeah no IDC how good r Kelly supposedly is he isn't garbage for what he has done.

@Gshkudnkfswhin

2 жыл бұрын

Unless you pass away first

bro the things kanye went through especially in front of the whole world, he's a very important figure and i pray to God he finds peace.

@daniel-eason

2 жыл бұрын

Same, throughout the years I've been listening to Kanye I've noticed a lot if things allude back to his loss in 2007 and I feel like 'Donda' the album was a way to be closer to her. Especially in the '24' music video. Flying up to heaven and being closer to god all so he can see his mother again. Definitely a story worth telling.

@Myrtil2682

2 жыл бұрын

Amen 🙏🏽

@stephaniecarter8888

Жыл бұрын

I think that’s the thing he has found peace!! And what does peace look like, we all have different things that bring us peace. Does having different thoughts and ways of communicating those thoughts mean one doesn’t have peace?

@arlen9190

Жыл бұрын

He's also a maniacal egotistical testicle

@lotusbloom7750

Жыл бұрын

Ameen to that

What sets kanye apart from every single artist today, he is human. He triumphs, he fails, he grows, he breaks down. All other artists go through a filter, if you do see their bad side, it's far from their worst. When kanye falls, we get front row tickets. When he rises, it's a spectacle for the world to see. It's what's made his journey so remarkable. God Bless Kanye. May the future shine bright on him

@charlo2743

Жыл бұрын

That's why he is the most relatable artist, his humanity, the flawed humanity, everybody have ups and downs, and seeing an artist living the same thing, it makes anyone feel heard.

Cried. His mom really was his rock, and she is even now. All the outbursts and confused ranting make sense. I always knew there was more than just "he's crazy" even though I'm not much of a follower. It's easy to see another human broken by life and its unfortunate events when you've been there. I have been hearing about Kanye a lot in recent years but this video has enlightened me far and beyond what anyone else had ever said to me. Thank you. I'm now more interested in Ye than I ever been.

@taneshaali9354

Жыл бұрын

Yes, we see what the world see but what we didnt see are the meetings with the executives. The meetings with the owners of the radio execs, Nike, Adidas, and clothing labels. At some point he was shunned, shut out of doors he was trying to enter in a totally different industry than music. Did you notice his rants starting with Taylor Swift? He said Beyonce had the greatest video of all times because there was some resistance, shut out, discrimination. I heard him speaking about the fashion industry, rant. He start speaking about GAP during a political discussion. Things were happening further behind the scenes. I can only imagine him trying to be a genius and they began to shut him down. He makes soooo much since to me. He seems crazy because he saying sh*t without saying it (a read between the lines) because he's been trying to avoid controversy. Im an African American. He made the comment after 400 years thats sounds like a choice, "I GET IT"!! Ive been brought up in organized religion, guess what, after 48 years of my life my immediate family still in organized religion, it's beyond a program to me, its a choice. I have personally elevated beyond that school of thought. My family members are so much older than I and you guys still dont see the disadvantages of organized religion, thats a problem for me. My family called me crazy. I call them stupid, lazy, and conformed, their choice. Ijs. I SAID ALL that to say, I needed to see what you saw, But they stiiiilll refusing to allow us to see wht he's ranting about, such as the Jews who blocked his genius. This video is still promoting the narrative of why he rants, bi-polar, on meds, etc. They didnt go deep enough for me. He's an entire fashion (ICON) designer. Let's see whats really going on... this is some old nonsense at it finest. The video was good, but not good enough. I desire TRUTH and thats all he's been saying - TRUTH.

@g-maneinsteineinstein8804

Жыл бұрын

@@taneshaali9354 amazing

@benz_AK47

11 ай бұрын

​@@taneshaali9354bro did you not watch the vid

@benz_AK47

11 ай бұрын

​@@taneshaali9354hes mentally ill and because hes famous its easier to pin wtv on jews due to racist steriotypes created by nazis in ww2, he has so much rage n sadness he has nothing to pin it on, theres no truth bro it's jus a really depressing situation

@thelucariamonarchs4889

Ай бұрын

​@@benz_AK47I have worked with jews, there's a reason why the stereotypes prevales. Did you know that Donald Glover said the same thing about jews on his show Atlanta? But he didn't said it raw like Kanye instead made it into a comedy scene

Kanye is not just a musician,he truly is "the artist"

@jobansand

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. He would fit in perfectly with Da Vinci, Mozart and all the greatest artists of all time.

@theedon501

2 жыл бұрын

That’s Prince

@kioshiro482

2 жыл бұрын

Hes also bat shit crazy

@philiplewandowski2469

2 жыл бұрын

@@kioshiro482 I think you have to be crazy to be as creative and innovative as Kanye is

@ranvir5576

2 жыл бұрын

@@kioshiro482 name one genius who isnt “crazy”

The relationship he had with his mother was something I have never seen before especially on the documentary. He never interrupted her, he never spoke over her, he took it all in and his mother would say his name a lot which is an excellent form of communication it releases dopamine and the other feel good chemicals in the brain. This burst of excitement makes people happy and sends unconscious signals such as empathy, trust, and compassion to the unconscious brain. They were so comfortable around each other she knew all of his lyrics. Music can be so deep and it's the ultimate form of expression and he didn't feel judged by Donda and she got to know him on a completely different level which is so rare it would be like letting your parents read your journal or your deep and meaningful conversations on social media. He didn't feel judged by her and she loved them all, Donda is his number one fan! When one of them started to smile the other would contagiously. They would rap together and it was pure sunshine and happiness Hey Mama in the kitchen. I get the feeling his mother was beautiful inside and out. This special and vital relationship was just ripped away he still needed her. He will never get over it and I lost my father last year in a way that will leave me asking why for the rest of my life. So I feel for him so much. I am glad he is still gifting us with his stunning music. I really hope that one day he will get his pure sunshine smile back

@mauveletteburchell606

2 жыл бұрын

You put it so beautifully 🥲🙏. Telling from his documentary, it is obviously shown how special and important Kanye mom Ms. Donda was to her son. I pray 🙏 that God will always give him comfort and guidance and healing to prevail against the wicked people who are fighting against him.

@mochaberry8945

2 жыл бұрын

Your Poetically TRUE💯👍🏾❤️

@MarvaLuss1

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate you so much for this comment. You have expressed my exact feelings here, and so very beautifully. I hate that society acts as though Kanye is not a human being. He has been through a trauma some of us will never experience, losing a parent who actually loves you, such as yourself. My own personal trauma is from having a parent who hated me. I know how that has affected my life. Its been a 30 year process so far. You dont just get over that in a few months. This man experienced a great loss, and married someone who preys on men with mental health issues, and the world is calling him crazy. I believe he is every bit as genius as he proclaims to be, his mom loved him. That type of love is a pivotal foundation for greatness.

@mischaelle389

2 жыл бұрын

❤ couldn't have said it better. how he treats Nori too ❤

@blazingstar9638

2 жыл бұрын

Well said

This man has never been the same after losing his MOM! The relationship with him & her was very special the respect he has for his mom was magic. losing your mother is like living in a Black hole! nobody knows what that feels like until you have to go through it.

It's not often that you get to witness parents that are able to better themselves and totally commit to enriching their kids life at the same time. Ms Donda was one of them and Kanye paid attention to what she said cause she got him used to hearing positivity coming out of her mouth, even her criticism was constructive.

I can only imagine the amount of time it takes to research, script and watch all of this footage to compile it into a cohesive video essay, thank you for your time and effort, a wonderful video!

@daniel-eason

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching Benedict!!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

@vipgirllondon7375

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Amazing video. Thank you. 👏🏿

@nishanthmohan3157

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah beautiful man

@TheScoobyRawShow

2 жыл бұрын

There is no “i: in team

@MakeoverByDae

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I agree. This is awesome. Great work

"the man just misses his mother" great video 👏🏻

@daniel-eason

2 жыл бұрын

🙏🙏🙏

@nicolamcauley8952

2 жыл бұрын

Facts and I can see why such a good mum

i feel like this was a amazing documentary but you did not explain the amount of pressure that was on kanye before mbdtf and how his career was on the line.

this video legit got me crying. Great work man, great work!!

@MonicaGriego22

2 ай бұрын

Kanye West missing his mom makes me miss my mom. 😢💔

"If you are a fan of Kanye West, you are not a fan of me. You are a fan of yourself" - Ye Call me crazy, but Kanye West is our modern music icon. I'm so amazed on how he shaped modern music especially hip-hop/rap scene today. Proud fan of Ye not just because of his music, but his personality always reminds me of myself and Ms. Donda reminds me more of my mom.

@eddiechestnuts1588

2 жыл бұрын

he’s up there but it’s kendrick

@AB_15

2 жыл бұрын

@@eddiechestnuts1588 Nah it’s him not Kendrick

@Prod.Germ00

2 жыл бұрын

@@eddiechestnuts1588 Kendrick wouldn't be the artist he is today without kanyes influence on the rap game it isn't vice versa for Kanye but Kendrick lyrically is on another level

@s0ne01

2 жыл бұрын

@@eddiechestnuts1588 but people don't know Kendrick like that, so his reach is limited compared to kanye.

@eddiechestnuts1588

2 жыл бұрын

@@Prod.Germ00 kanye wasn’t even poppin like that when kendrick was in the come up he was still a jay z sidekick that people didn’t care about till he dropped college dropout kendrick literally never said kanye was a neither a icon nor inspiration to him u can just watch his interviews if anything his main goal was to NOT sound like kanye and go down the singing auto tune shit kanye and drake we’re doing

This should be on hulu or something. Much respect for putting this all together, the world needs to see this.

@jsan3676

2 жыл бұрын

There’s gonna be an actual documentary on Netflix Feb. 16

@chili24137

2 жыл бұрын

Honestly, this would probably serve as a great application for him to be given a real budget for a doc in the future, could add exclusive interview, behind the scenes, all kinds of stuff to enhance the story, pretty exciting time for this guy daniel.

@oiinahgiiusadurrybrahchuck7209

2 жыл бұрын

Kanye’s story really is fit for purpose. You should check out the Kanye West Iceberg on KZread tooif you haven’t seen it yet but liked this.

@m15thios

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. This was beautiful

This man is so talented, he knows it but the industry doesn't care. He is simply too good for the music industry. They do not appreciate talent.

Hearing people tell Kanye that they just want to hear his music not really interested in his fashion is like watching people tell him they just want him to make beats and not what he had to say. Now look... Kanye is a genius because he can see where he wants to be and he literally puts the work to get there even when no one else sees his vision until its actually in our face.

Kanye is a genius. And his struggles with mental health and the loss of his mother shouldn't detract or distract from that, but instead, should be met with empathy and compassion.

@KxngKUDA

2 жыл бұрын

The problem is, he puts himself in position to not yearn compassion. With his overinflated ego, trying to be understanding and compassionate towards ye can be taken as pity, whi h someone of his self-proclaimed status could NOT deal with

@crazziii_

2 жыл бұрын

@@KxngKUDA I totally understand your point. Is his over-inflated ego not caused in part by his mental illnesses though? Or at the very least, made worse by it?

@distinctlydri2831

2 жыл бұрын

However he needs to grieve and take responsibility for his emotions. He has done a better job here lately however he needs consistency.

@m.patsyfauntleroy9645

2 жыл бұрын

WHEN YOU CAN NOT COMPREHEND YOUR HEART TAJ NOT THERE IS THAT MENTAL OR LOVE NEEDING TIME TO COMPREHEND SPIRIT AFTER MATTER IS PRESENT INSIDE AND OUT LIKE VISIBLE & INVISIBLE ALWAYS PRESENT TAJ HEART CROWN THE MOTHER SO BEAUTIFUL HER WORK YE COMPREHENSION COMES THE TENDER TIME GETS EMBRACE GRATITUDE THERE IS NO DEATH STARRING ENERGY LIFE . . . N.I.S.A.I. by N.I.N.E. ; . . .3Sq PEACEMA ' NY !

@AEM479

2 жыл бұрын

The problem is no one is really, really listening to him. It is really frustrating. He’s right - no one has gotten to the heights he has to have the opportunity to be able to be exposed to the realities of what he’s learned what he’s trying to explain to people. No one is letting make the shift to the next phase of his life to help the world. He doesn’t owe anyone more music if he has the vision & desire to help in another way. We need to stop taking his words & actions at face value & read much, much deeper with some wisdom & intelligence.

if this was a school project this would definitely be an A+

@daniel-eason

2 жыл бұрын

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

@lunchtreyy

2 жыл бұрын

Until you realize man spent ONE FUCKING MINUTE on MBDTF. Didn't even talk about the VMAs or how important this album was.

@Probablylani

3 ай бұрын

@@lunchtreyywhuuu

Who knew Kanye was actually a whistleblower and was prepping us for 2024 all these years 😭

This brought tears to my eyes. Kanye has truly inspired me with his art, listening to his songs is always an interesting experience. I really wish him the best.

I can see why Kanye loves his mother so much. A lot of people all they need to succeed is someone next to them that believes and loves them, so many people hold back out of fear of being judged or laughed at, that one person who’s behind you can make the world of a difference. I think his mother was part of his success because he seemed so shy around her it’s like she was his battery pack…she filled him up and made him believe and he’d go out feeling like superman. An amazing mother imo. RIP Donda West.

@asdjklasdjkl105

2 жыл бұрын

An educated black woman is a FORCE to be reckon with. That was Donda West. RIP.

@ezrasaunders6636

2 жыл бұрын

Also confusing because the path to maturation is also seeing your parents as fallible. Explains his 38yr old 8yr old complex.

@ashleyvaughn5213

2 жыл бұрын

LOVELY WOMAN AND MOTHER. MAKES ME REALIZE AT TIMES I MAY NOT ENCOURAGE ENOUGH

@yahyaidris1

2 жыл бұрын

You got it in one.

@dearlittleheart

2 жыл бұрын

The relationship he had with his mother was something I have never seen before especially on the documentary. He never interrupted her, he never spoke over her, he took it all in and his mother would say his name a lot which is an excellent form of communication it releases dopamine and the other feel good chemicals in the brain. This burst of excitement makes people happy and sends unconscious signals such as empathy, trust, and compassion to the unconscious brain. They were so comfortable around each other she knew all of his lyrics. Music can be so deep and it's the ultimate form of expression and he didn't feel judged by Donda and she got to know him on a completely different level which is so rare it would be like letting your parents read your journal or your deep and meaningful conversations on social media. He didn't feel judged by her and she loved them all, Donda is his number one fan! When one of them started to smile the other would contagiously. They would rap together and it was pure sunshine and happiness Hey Mama in the kitchen. I get the feeling his mother was beautiful inside and out. This special and vital relationship was just ripped away he still needed her. He will never get over it and I lost my father last year in a way that will leave me asking why for the rest of my life. So I feel for him so much. I am glad he is still gifting us with his stunning music. I really hope that one day he will get his pure sunshine smile back

“The man just misses his mother”...I can tell you that losing your mother too soon and losing her the way he did where you can’t do anything to bring them back will do something to you physically, mentally, and emotionally for life. Especially when they’ve had such an impact in your life. I genuinely feel for him and understand him. He’s a deep individual and some can’t relate to people like that. And being bi polar really stigmatized him bc many don’t understand it. They just define it as “crazy” and it’s so much more than that. I’ve always understood that his actions were coming from a place of grief. That 911 call when his mother was dying was heart wrenching. They waited too long to save her. It would literally mess anyone up. I hope he finds healing. I love Kanye and will ALWAYS be a fan and support him and his work. Thank you for this fantastic video essay.

@joancrawford1146

2 жыл бұрын

I really do wonder what his life would have been had Donda not passed when she did. His trajectory and path would have been so different!

@reboot4357

2 жыл бұрын

I totally feel everything you said and for it to be 100% accurate. I lost my mom 22 years ago then lost my dad 4 years after that. It was a very tough journey for me and some days I still find myself fighting through it. The path to healing is necessary but not easy for sure.

@jennifernader2914

2 жыл бұрын

I’m grieving my mom right now and I feel myself going crazy sometimes.

@mufasasdaughter4238

2 жыл бұрын

YOU HAVE SPOKEN FOR ALL OF US. THE MAN IS GENIUS.

@mischaelle389

2 жыл бұрын

❤

He and his mother had an amazing relationship which is amazing. His mother continued supporting him his whole life, that is what you call a Mother. He showed respect towards her and honored her opinions towards him. A mother should always support her children and show love and respect towards their children as well and visversa. I have mad respect for Ye, continue speaking your mind and heart never allow anyone to tell you to stop even if they call you crazy 🙏🙏

@annaleebillings

Жыл бұрын

He is a Survivor....he has survived so much one of his closest friend which is a frenemy Jay Z was using so much black magic Alistair Crowley type stuff on him and he survived all of that more than survive he's thriving through all the stumbling blocks they put in his way all the brick walls they put up before him and all the misfortune they threw on him he's thriving still like JESUSCHRIST HimSelf😘

@annaleebillings

Жыл бұрын

He is a Survivor....he has survived so much one of his closest friend which is a frenemy Jay Z was using so much black magic Alistair Crowley type stuff on him and he survived all of that more than survive he's thriving through all the stumbling blocks they put in his way all the brick walls they put up before him and all the misfortune they threw on him he's thriving still like JESUSCHRIST HimSelf😘

30:18 he got the pass

The speech where he talked about how his dad wanted to abort him and then how he wanted to abort his child and regrets it really moved me. Just as the whole journey of grieving and missing his mom.

This is one of the best kanye documentaries I've ever watched, this is just so amazing and so well made

@daniel-eason

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Yuzzi 🙏🙏 Everytime I make a video I hope to get this kind of reaction along with a positive experience and you've confirmed I've met it. 😌

@flippg39

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/m4Gsp7ajpLq8Y6w.html

This was so beautiful, from covering his whole career to his emotional side, perfectly covering all the albums and the whole video flows with amazing music choices and timings. LOVED IT.

Man I love the way music is used. It's awesome how it emphasizes different stages of his life. It feels the video with emotions. Great job!

LOOK AT KANYE FACE IN THE BEGINNING WHEN HIS MOTHER IS TALKING. He’s so immense in her advice,and it was some of the greatest advice I heard And I’m not even her son

@triciasimone7

2 жыл бұрын

Facts!!!

@dingstrini

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. I was listening to her and taking notes on how to be a better mother to my son so he feels FREE

@Micktheadventurer

2 жыл бұрын

Immersed?

@mischaelle389

2 жыл бұрын

@@Micktheadventurer we knew what he meant. come on

@qdoba207

5 ай бұрын

@@Micktheadventurer😂

Amazing documentary! Would be lying if I didn’t shed a tear at the end. “The man just misses his Mother”

@WK2mkl

2 жыл бұрын

I really can relate

@keeper116

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely!! 😪His mom was his rock, his foundation May she rest on🙏

@valerielove8388

2 жыл бұрын

Losing Your Mom Hits Different....RIH Ms. Donda ⚘ & My Momma " Annie "⚘

@Alleellaa

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I was surprised I couldn’t hold back the tears a few times throughout. My heart was broken for him. This documentary was incredible.

No one can deny Kanye’s influence in hip hop, but I’m yet to see how his vision benefits people rather than just himself.

@vivianclaiborne7653

Жыл бұрын

@Classic It's called, ''Spirituality''..😇..some will never experience that, Unfortunately! Kanye's Choir he had a few years ago...shows his 'Spirituality'. Few would probably believe Kanyes' Saved...but I believe. On a plane ride to one of his ''Sunday's Service''...with James Corden...aboard...Kanye's choir began singing...and it was like nothing, I'd ever heard...'AMAZING'.🥰..and he rapped his song, 'JESUS WALKS' INCREDIBLE....He's back on that, 'Narrow'😘...Road, which leads to peace...Everlasting. Join him! We are of the, "TORAH''...📖...ISRAELITES...

That was honestly such an incredible watch. Netflix level editing and information, thank you so much for putting this together. It really helps capture how Ye is just trying to make Donda proud at the end of the day. No matter the bad that happens and the stuff he goes through, that’s all he cares about in the end. It’s such a powerful message you helped deliver. Thank you

This man is one of the most misunderstood artist of all time. He's much better at channeling his feelings through his art form then through interviews. His affliction should not in the slightest way define him. Just like all the rest of the most important pioneers and influences in the industry, they all had an affliction of some sort. He should be held at the same level as those pioneers. Elvis, James brown, Micheal Jackson Johnny Cash ect.

@MysCathy

2 жыл бұрын

He doesn’t have an affliction. It’s a myth put out by witches n demons to try and discredit him. He’s a musical genius n extremely misunderstood. 🙏🏽🤞🏽

@nadyapetr98

Жыл бұрын

All respect to ye he is a musical genius a true artist visionary etc and most of the things u said i agree with however not on the same level as mj musicaly/artistry. No one will touch michael in that area. Rip to our fallen king michael jackson🕊🤍

@melonradish3683

Жыл бұрын

@@nadyapetr98 but who's alive

@zonelenzuza953

Жыл бұрын

He's bigger than those

@annaleebillings

Жыл бұрын

He is a Survivor....he has survived so much one of his closest friend which is a frenemy Jay Z was using so much black magic Alistair Crowley type stuff on him and he survived all of that more than survive he's thriving through all the stumbling blocks they put in his way all the brick walls they put up before him and all the misfortune they threw on him he's thriving still like JESUSCHRIST HimSelf😘

He really is a genius. I haven’t watched those videos of him during the Yeezus era in a long time. At the time when Kanye was talking about being the next Steve jobs, best artist of a generation, needing to be a billionaire, all of that stuff - it was so easy to blow him off, but he was right about everything. He manifested where he is today. It seems like he had a plan as well and he made it happen. I grew up listening to Kanye and he’s my favorite artist. Love the guy and I’m happy he’s getting the respect he deserves.

@justafighter1346

2 жыл бұрын

Love ye too but apparently he was involved with Epstein.

@djatlasmusik

2 жыл бұрын

@@justafighter1346 na he wasnt just ppictures and rumors

@LolaBeM3

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. He was right about everything!

@shape8198

2 жыл бұрын

@@justafighter1346 He absolutely was not lmfaoooo

@justafighter1346

2 жыл бұрын

@@djatlasmusik judge was promoted by joe Biden and case was dismissed

The number one artist of all time in my eyes, no matter what anyone says.

@alberthparruque1073

2 жыл бұрын

From a far.

@TYler-dn2pm

6 ай бұрын

Well you're wrong Michael Jackson is the greatest entertainer ever

@DanBruhMoment

6 ай бұрын

​@@TYler-dn2pmVery valid take, honestly. MJ is amazing as well. That, and my tastes have definitely changed since I wrote this comment.

@a5a346

Ай бұрын

@@DanBruhMomentso who’s your number 1 now? Actually, what’s your top 3 now?

@DanBruhMoment

Ай бұрын

At the moment, my top 3 artists are King Gizzard and Lizard Wizard, Maynard James Keenan (TOOL, A Perfect Circle and Puscifer) and Deep Purple! My taste has almost completely shifted over to rock and metal. But back when I listened to rap, my top three was Denzel Curry, Kendrick Lamar and Danny Brown.

One of the best documentaries I’ve ever seen. However from close observations between the relationship he had with his mother Kanye looked like something was not right with his facial expression on the Oprah show. It was like he knew something.

I cried so many times . He loved his Mother so much . I know she is extremely proud of him as am I. The media try to make this man look crazy ; he is not .Everyone takes death differently. IF your mother died how would you take it? I know for myself the handle would be different. He keeps moving like his mother would want him to . But the hurt..... I don't even know the man and I can feel it . I appreciate his music and his realness that he express his self through the world . To put yourself out there in front of the world to see is A LOT . He is THE GOAT and his pain and his story tells a story that speaks volumes . Thank you for this . Mourning is a process , It takes time and some take longer than others .He STILL til this day is hurting .

@ManorexicPanda

2 жыл бұрын

I mean he has bipolar and he does have moments where he is acting “crazy” by society standards. Also known as a manic period. I don’t think it should take away from his influence and genius. But to say he never acts crazy is just ignorance

@gussampson5029

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Even if you don't particularly like your mother, her death is going to affect you. For Kanye it was like having his nervous system ripped out of him. She was such a wonderful, loving and supportive mother that was constantly by his side. Losing her was really losing a huge part of himself. He basically had to relearn how to walk and talk and act without her. He's a great dude, a great artist and a great mind. He's already come a long ways from 2016-2020 stuff and is finding better ways to communicate his ideas. I think he'll keep improving and be in a position to achieve what he really wants to achieve.

@Mrscarricom

2 жыл бұрын

He says he loves her on one day, then he doesn't on another , he will always seem crazy because his views constantly change, which we can change our minds, but he seems to have mental issues, Then marrying a Kardashian?? He didn't want black women because of the drama but look at all the public drama he's involved in now. Can't make this sh** up. We all get to make our bed, we all get to lay in it, he's no exception. Trying to embarrass Taylor swift , wanting to be president, however he's living his life and we all must do the same.

@kkdhhhd1236

2 жыл бұрын

Don't need to say a thing, u've said everything i would have said. He's a GENIUS, N they don't think like regular people. Keep hanging in there Kanye, i love hearing the things u're saying. I pray that u stay strong mainly for those babies u guys have brought into this mess of a world. They need U. Don't take away what u missed out on, a parent. Your mom would never want u to do anything that would hurt your kids. She's still looking over u Kanye, believe that. I kinda understand your pain, because i miss my mom's more n more, but i wouldn't have wanted her to go through all of this mess that's going on in the universe today. I Loved her to much, so i cry it out in the comfort of my home until the next time. It's been 4 yrs. but I can do that and I talk to her almost every day. I know she's in God's land because i knew the person she was. Sorry, i guess i did have somethings extra to say 😏😊Take Care Kanye and the world.

@m15thios

2 жыл бұрын

me too

Kanye is my hero, I don't care what they say about him, to me he proved that you could achieve anything.

@dragon_666

2 жыл бұрын

he is more than an idol to me for that

@csaunders516

2 жыл бұрын

SAMEEE MANNNN SAMEEEE , MORE THAN HERO TBHHHH 🥺🥺🥺 !!!

"the man just misses his mother "

Shed tears multiple times, literal chills man... Amazing documentary that really shows Kanye is simply human. Amazing job Daniel, actually insane.

His mother’s voice saying,” A GIANT LOOKS IN THE MIRROR AND DOESNT SEE HIMSELF “ Totally relevant to Kanye’s success!!! I digress, Ye will always be one of my favorite artist 💜 This was an amazing documentary 🥰

@naemarley7951

2 жыл бұрын

Speaks so many volumes

Kanye ain't lie when he said he was the most influential. He made a whole community of people who think they are things that are impossible and don't exist.

He is just not right but then right but then its not right but then right but so wrong.....its like that in my mind when i think about him......i cried when he lost it at the radio station and how the dj gently reminded him with a hug people do care ....then cried again when he was crying about Kim protecting North ...im bipolar it hurts i might be crazy but being bipolar i wont speak for everyone that is but i will ( thats the bipolar) but because of this it makes me feel things very deeply ( obviously ) things that i dont witness first hand a lot but peoples emotions are heavy on a lot of us and i havent fiigured out how exactly but sometimes i think its almost a gift because being bipolar does break my heart every day because of either feeling the awful things and trust broken in my life so deeply and feeling everyone elses emotions so deeply not just their pain but its painful and i think many others maybe like him also have the same burden even people feeling joy ill watch it and cry its really hard thats even on medication ...i know my friends have since i was little because i have friends 30 years after meeting them when i was little they and other friends will say thats the thing that no matter how crazy i can be the way i feel what they and everything else around me feels so deep and personally and cant help it is what they wish everyone could feel and why they say im their best friend...i just wish people like Kayne could take their illness and the emotions that please believe are so deep and all the time 24/7 and figure out how flip how heavy they are into some way to help people or the world or every being in the world ( because animals lives matter too😊) i wish nothing but good luck in his battle with this crazy thing that makes us crazy

@Fv9oq

3 ай бұрын

Do you have nothing better to do than comment 3 times under a 2 year old video big ass paragraphs like bro

So many feelings come to mind watching this, everything from the transitions to the music and the narration was perfect. Overall inspiring and got me tearing up a few times. Sometimes I can be hard on Ye but he's a human with emotions and through his actions, songs. words, and products you can see and feel he just wants to make a positive impact on this world. I only wish him and his family the best.

My heart is so heavy for Kanye. He must be one of the most misunderstood contemporary artist of our time. I’ve been watching the trilogy doc because my son asked me to. He said The College Dropout helped get him through a difficult time going to a new school and not knowing anyone. I only wish he had shared the album with me at that time. I would have been able to connect with him. We have so much love now. He’s 31, and never cancelled Kanye. Thank you for this amazing doc. 🙏🏼

@consttancehawkins3846

8 ай бұрын

Yes, thank you 10:50 also. For this indepth info on Ye! Much Love and Prayer and peace!❤😢😊

@consttancehawkins3846

8 ай бұрын

Ye!

@consttancehawkins3846

8 ай бұрын

Like Ye said...'I guess you'll never know'!😂❤

Hurts to see all the work you put in, and this video is not monetized.

@daniel-eason

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the support FLux 🙏🙏🙏

@sarbjotsingh9998

2 жыл бұрын

@@daniel-eason You should open up a patron or "buy me a coffee" button so people can support you.

@Thermolizer

2 жыл бұрын

He has patreon and cash app in the video description where you can support him

man daniel i appreciate u for putting this together such a well paced edit and sound design piece. u made me understand the depth of kanye's pain

I keep coming back to this video

@wegobyvinay

3 ай бұрын

when I said I keep coming back I really meant it

This is one the most inspiring videos I’ve ever watched, and it’s all because of your hard work to tell Kanye’s story. Thank You Daniel.

@daniel-eason

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏🙏🙏

@muhddanish8311

2 жыл бұрын

@@daniel-eason when will you do 2Pac?

@daniel-eason

2 жыл бұрын

@@muhddanish8311 Definitely added on the roster! Going in order of requested artists but when that video comes keep an eye out for your name ❤️

@Tlb008

2 жыл бұрын

On on Drake

@freefirelovre6149

7 ай бұрын

​@@muhddanish8311ppppppp

Growing up with a single mother and then perceiving that your success is the reason she's not here is devasting.

People have so quickly forgotten that arrogant figure was the fear of his mother and she noted on it wholeheartedly… when you lose that foundation of who you are especially in the lifestyle of a celebrity… I’m sure his instinctive mind resorted back to that persona. Cause he’s grieving, everything that kept him humble and maybe to think before he spoke was taken now he just saying whatever out of pure pain and sadness. Honestly this makes me love him even more as an artist and mostly human being

I don’t think this could have been done any better. I continue to love him! Thank you

I think he knows something we don't, and he is trying hard to let people know. He is a genius. The best artist alive.

@kiraidies

2 жыл бұрын

He does trust me, as intelligent increases mental health decreases

@kiraidies

2 жыл бұрын

And even when his “mental health” decreased, his biggest battle was realizing that the way we live isn’t what’s best and we are all corrupted by capitalism. Lookin from his POV he’s the hero that battled that most genius before him tried to fight and failed. I’m happy to see that he has found a way 2 taim tbh cause it’s genuinely a lot to handle

@MrJOJ

2 жыл бұрын

@@kiraidies lol he's not anti capitalism. He's probably on the other side of the political spectrum compared to you. He's a smart man and knows whats best for his kids and has good ideas on where to take the country. He's no leftist commie. He cares for the American people truly. Also "as intelligence increases mental health decreases" is not a sound conclusion at all. If you believe that then you must have a crazy ego. I think being exposed to what people like kanye have been exposed to and seeing the real underbelly of society, thats what caused him to go "insane" The more truth you know about whats happening behind the scenes, THAT'S definitely more likely to make you go crazy.

@MsCandice247

2 жыл бұрын

I think he is one of God's CHOSEN men & much like Job in the Bible, the devil is determined to deter him & make him look bad or crazy by using circumstances and people around him to hurt & fail him because he has the potential to affect & influence God's people. 🙏🏽💞

@MsCandice247

2 жыл бұрын

@@kiraidies Exactly! Many have failed & many more didn't even try 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

This is an emotional rollercoaster, but my love for Ye as a person stands firm. I think Ye is a public example of how humans are. We've been on this Journey with Ye since we heard of him, we've seen the good, the bad, the ugly, the genius. I pray this man is celebrated and feels that the world loved him unconditionally. Ye, you've touched us.

@maxinemoore8119

2 жыл бұрын

Ye is is such a talent have worked hard but the one thing I would like to say to him is that you can't make no one love you the way that you them or love you period.

@maxinemoore8119

2 жыл бұрын

Can't make no one love you the way you love them, I don't care who thay are.

@maxinemoore8119

2 жыл бұрын

Ye talk about money so much so much cause he understand what rule the word. Very intelligent, listen to how he express himself on the breakfast club.

@maxinemoore8119

2 жыл бұрын

Ment world. sound like frustration , he make some very good points.

@annaleebillings

Жыл бұрын

StandFirm my Love Standfirm He is a Survivor....he has survived so much one of his closest friend which is a frenemy Jay Z was using so much black magic Alistair Crowley type stuff on him and he survived all of that more than survive he's thriving through all the stumbling blocks they put in his way all the brick walls they put up before him and all the misfortune they threw on him he's thriving still like JESUSCHRIST HimSelf😘 #Pray4KanYE

I’d give anything for a believer in me like donda to Kanye. With support like that and such mutual love you could have never lost

Thanks man that was great. I could even question it and say it was comparable to the Netflix series

I never get tired of the Kanye story even tho i read about it a thousand times or saw a documentary about a couple of times. His story always keeps me hooked. Its like a fairytale, from the producer to the accident to the rapper and now to the multi billionair fashion empire. What a amazing story 🙏🏽

"Giant looks in the mirror and sees nothing" -Donda West

@hongerigekameel

2 жыл бұрын

"I turn on the TV and see me and see nothing"

30:18 that shit crazy

@user-zd4id6on1g

3 ай бұрын

ain’t it jay?

I can truly relate to every second of this video as a teenager who lost his mother and went through a whole bunch of sh**t ,Ye is a legend..it's my first time finding this channel buh i had to give you a sub .you did put a lot of work in..keep grinding

@annaleebillings

Жыл бұрын

He is a Survivor....he has survived so much one of his closest friend which is a frenemy Jay Z was using so much black magic Alistair Crowley type stuff on him and he survived all of that more than survive he's thriving through all the stumbling blocks they put in his way all the brick walls they put up before him and all the misfortune they threw on him he's thriving still like JESUSCHRIST HimSelf😘 #Pray4KanYE

This is one of the few pieces on Kanye that touches on something deeper that most people don't get. Yes, musically (and perhaps in other aspects), he's a genius. Yes, his mother dying was a huge blow for him that I don't think he ever fully dealt with. And yes, the pressures of fame and the court of public opinion must be unreal. But the most overlooked aspect of his story is his own admitted substance abuse. My sister did a number of tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. She was under pressure a lot over there. Tried drugs for fun ONCE, and it became the perfect storm to trigger her mental state to go somewhere she's never recovered from. She's been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, manic depression, and disorganized schizophrenia. She lived with me for a year while we got her situated with her VA benefits. It's an impossible thing to truly understand, but the person she was is not there most of the time. Almost tore our family apart as we couldn't agree on what to do to help her. Figuring out the cocktail of medications she needed to think and function normally was and still is an incredibly tough process. And she's not a hugely successful and incredibly rich public figure. It's painful to watch people treat Kanye West like a monster when all I see is a man who's trapped within himself and can't seem to figure his way out. His mother's love and guidance was his compass, and he's been wandering for a long time. I hope he gets the help he really needs.

@mrbiggielarge

Жыл бұрын

Well spoken

@A_Ducky

Жыл бұрын

So is it that you think he needs help with substance abuse (self medicating.. misuse of drugs) - Or that he needs proper mental help - Or that he needs someone (a female figure) to lean on / draw inspiration from? Or all of the above? I'm so sorry to hear about your sister's hardships. I'm struggling with mental illnesses (and physical ones) as well. War PTSD being one, so I might just have something in common with your sister, though I didn't serve (respect & huge thanks for that). Haven't found my "correct cocktail of meds" yet, nor much help in psych/therapy dept. All the best to the both of you!

@fixedfocusfilm3068

Жыл бұрын

@@A_Ducky I think he needs help in choosing to be the man he wants to be, (the husband he could have been), the father his children need him to be, and in choosing not to see himself as more than a man (because none of us are gods, I'm sorry) and admitting he has limitations and weaknesses and could use some help. Though I only mentioned my sister before, I know of others who are successfully managing their own. People who are spouses and parents and managers/executives, living very successful lives while managing their mental illnesses. The difference is they WANT to manage it so they can still lead great lives. My sister struggles with that part for other reasons. In my opinion, Kanye doesn't have the right people around him in this space. "Yes men" are bad even for a mentally stable/healthy person with that level of money and influence. Beyond that, we've seen how prideful the guy is. With an ego like that, he's only going to listen to and respect certain voices anyway. His mother's voice was the main one. That Yeezus doc showed he doesn't have many others like that around him. His father was clearly trying to speak in that capacity, but I don't think he holds that place as well as Ye's mother did. But I'm on the outside looking in. I just know that he's been spiraling for years, and it's clear that a lot of people don't get it. Not making excuses for him, but I cringe when celebs and other folk get into a war of words with him-he's not all the way there anymore to even fully realize what he's doing and why. But anyway, thanks for your kind and understanding words about my sister. It's been rough-especially on her kids. It's crazy to see, but a lot of kids just accept their parent for how they are and love them anyway, not really realizing what they're seeing isn't healthy until something or someone tells them. I feel for my nieces and nephew the most. I hope you find the help you need. If you didn't serve, it's alright. There are resources available for you, as well. But you have to want it for yourself and for those you love first. I hope you already do. Your diagnosis isn't a death sentence. Not if you don't allow it to be. Take care of yourself.

I have to sincerely commend you for putting together this biography so frankly and without bias. As a core Kanye fan, I saw perspectives that I was intentionally blind to. You are good and keep speaking the facts.

@daniel-eason

2 жыл бұрын

Much appreciated Chidiebere 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

@jesusistheonlywaytoheavenj7880

2 жыл бұрын

@@daniel-eason I didn't pay any attention to kanye until he said he was a Christian.Frankly i still don't understand the big deal about him, but your video gave me some insight.I also don't think him supporting Trump was a terrible thing. Trump is Better President for America and Black America. than Biden.Then mainstream media needs to stop pushing blacks to vote one way. I do appreciate his free thinking.However he does not alway articulate himself properly...GOD BLESS HIM.

@serialexperimentsmelodica9080

2 жыл бұрын

There is a lot of bias from the author and from this bias stems a lot misunderstanding of Kanye. Yes, he was acting erratic and wasn't able to express him eloquently, but what he was saying wasn't crazy. You have to be openminded to realize that. But when you have a certain bias you assume someone would have to be insane to say things Ye said. This video makes it look like as if Kanye had a schizophrenic episode.

@serialexperimentsmelodica9080

2 жыл бұрын

There are other issues thought the whole narrative. Just take the Taylor Swift incident as a prime example. All the focus is on how outrageous and arrogant it was, how hugely inflated the Kanye's ego must've been, how he has no consideration for a 19 years old girl etc. All shallow takes that you can get from tabloids. Guess what was missing in this supposed deep dive video... not a second was spend to explore: why Kanye did it? Kanye cares about art deeply. One of his main domains is directing music videos. He has created some of the best, most creative and groundbreaking videos for his songs. Taylor received Video Music Award. Kanye didn't mean to disrespect Taylor. He went on stage to say that Beyonce's music video was one of the best of all time. It wasn't ego driven, he wasn't drunk on fame or power. He did it because Kayne is (and always has been) truly free. He ruined the show because he believed in what he said and it was more important to him than anything else. And if you were to compare these two music videos, he certainly had a point. But why bother even attempting to present the situation also from the Kanye's point of view, right?

@daniel-eason

2 жыл бұрын

@@serialexperimentsmelodica9080 45:47 - 46:34

30:18 aint no wayyyy 💀💀💀

@gil_the_thrill

5 ай бұрын

i'm flabbergasted

@Probablylani

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

Kanye needs to take a step back and genuinely reflect instead of trying to keep going forward. He’s hurt, he needs to heal.

@kriegenjoyer6913

Жыл бұрын

yeah its sad

Kanye looks the happiest when he's talking about his music

His mom was his hommie/number 1 fan;imagine being extremely successful without your biggest support system there to witness !This man will never be the same without his mom.Great video Daniel very well put together.

Great video, should definitely make an update.

Props to you, this was so well made, the transition and narration and literally ever else on this video is great.

So many interviews especially the Jay Leno one sit wrong with me. The man brought up his mom knowing well that it would get a reaction out of him. They didn’t care about Taylor swift. They just wanted a reason other than his ego to take him down. I’m glad nowadays Ye is more calm and collected in front of paparazzi.

@J-aimeFaust

2 жыл бұрын

I hate that question. it's so obviously not a good faith question. and kanyes response breaks my heart everytime

@seethetruth7427

2 жыл бұрын

True, but it did click something inside his mind about how erratic and rude his behavior was

Nothing but love and respect to Ye. And also to the producer of this very good biography. Keep it up my man.

@rosk.wilburn5847

2 жыл бұрын

Nahhh. Just no.

@zurzakne-etra7069

2 жыл бұрын

but what a toxic human being tho

@kurva321

2 жыл бұрын

@@zurzakne-etra7069 did you watch the video?

@stevenfatyela3745

2 жыл бұрын

up most respect for you and still a inspiration for our younger people and the generation to come God be with you Ye West love and respect from another African brother to you West my name Steven Fatyela from South Africa I'm a Gig Fan and family to you can wait to see you in South Africa.

Kanye would snatch that mic out of anybody hand, not just taylor. Facts

genuinely the best video i have seen on you tube love it

I cried a couple of times, the parts when you talk about Kanye and Donda, is so beautiful, I can see in his eyes that he loves his Mother, so so sad that she passed away..... I didn't know muchabout kanye, just a song and all the bad stuff that say about hil, but this made me apreciate him as an artist, a great one, and also, reminded me that he's a human being. I hope that he gets the help that he needs in terms of mental health, that serious stuff and he needs to take care of it. Loved the documentary, you did a great job!!!

@daniel-eason

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for enjoying this and leaving a heartfelt message. That was definitely a goal while making this.. Trying to reveal and humanize one of the biggest artists in the world.

@thequietplace8568

2 жыл бұрын

@@daniel-eason thankyou for doing it the way you did it.... tears for this piece of art(the video) you made.

Kanye might have overshadowed his mentor in my personal opinion. He produces, he designs, he raps, he is truly a creative genius and visionary. His songs instantly transport me to the time and place I was when I heard them...he is just that iconic and great. History has proven people love to build you up to watch you fall, but I pray Kanye stays protected from all evil. I don't think he is a narcissist or nut job like the media tries to portray him. I think he is confident and I really can't blame him.

@MMacAttack

2 жыл бұрын

@God check out the podcast ‘DISSECT’ , several of the episodes break down Kanye’s music & lyrics Very interesting, as a Ye fan you might enjoy it

@lebronsburner9330

2 жыл бұрын

“hard to be humble when you stuntin on a jumbotron” 🤷‍♂️

@mischaelle389

2 жыл бұрын

when I was little I used to think the hov lane was for hova cause he runs this city... Jay z is a hustler. you have to be to come from Brooklyn (back in the day). he definitely hustles and if what the world needs to hear takes $ out of his pocket, then he will destroy them. Jay z is the reason rap and hip hop has gone weak

I've watched this like 4 times man Daniel this is amazing can't wait to see more of your documentaries❤

This video is genius editing work as well!!! Thanks brother ❤️‍🔥

amazing stuff brother, thank you for using ye music through all the doc

@domojnr

2 жыл бұрын

sup noted

@harshitmunot28

2 жыл бұрын

aye noted here!

@pranavr0y

2 жыл бұрын

Noted kanye fan???

@phillipbayes3408

2 жыл бұрын

so much love noted so glad seeing you here

@cutter5343

2 жыл бұрын

westcommentever

What this man was doing in the 2000s was different than the majority of hip hop. When people say Kanye was ahead of his time just know it's a fact

Damn, it was a hell of a documentary bro. Thank you for making this bro. As a foreigner and very new to American rap, I really loved your video. In a lil over 1 hour you taught everything I would wanna know about his life. It moved me a lot. I don’t know if it was the way the video was made but it all got stuck to my mind now. Obviously, I am high and probably over-explaining everything but you r….thats enough. Respect!

As far as the "kanye exposing elites thing". I question sometimes how he climbed to the top of music. His dad being a black panther his mom very influenced by academia and single motherhood the whole time. His music of promoting ego and hedonistic consumerism was right in line with the "agenda". And its fitting he would oust 50 cent commercially solidifying the change in the music industry from real street gangsters to art school industry insiders and influencers. He was promoted because he was useful. He's been cancelled because now he's a threat to the agenda message and he didnt articulate his own message well. I think his ego has driven him to do and say dumb things and he's still got to work on it. Its unfortunate seeing how he walked off timcast and really went off the deepend on alex Jones. I wonder if lyricism and getting help will help him truly articulate his message in a truly meaningful way.

This doc is INCREDIBLE btw. I’ve only loosely known Kanye’s story but seein it in such a narrative put to music n video is just absolutely engaging n beautifully human. So many touching moments. Man, I feel like u can’t follow Kanye and not feel like u know Kanye….he’s like an avatar for us all in some way. His indecisiveness, his unique struggles, his breakdowns, and most of all his godlike glory moments that we all can only dream of attaining. For me, his weak/off whatever moments are the ones where he’s the most real. It’s like, I’m him in those faux pas moments. He’s never been the fool in my eyes, he’s only been a creative force under a spotlight the likes of which we’ve never seen before…he stil shoulders that shit like a champion. Kanye has had enough dream like slam dunks in his life and been standing on this platform almost no one has, and his perspective is GOING TO BE DIFFERENT than others but dude is still valid

@eliadefkathincoeur

2 жыл бұрын

I love what you pin point with the avatar thing. I feel that too, and I guess the reason why is because he's going where celebrities never went, or barely. What happens if a celebrity jumps a paparazzi? We know thanks to ye. What happens if someone qualified as a rapper steps in the fashion world? we know thanks to ye. What happens if a pop star makes a totally experimental album? we know thank to ye. What happens if all the best artists of an era collab on one project? if a celebrity publicly point fingers at how capitalism enslaves us? if a rapper runs for president? if a celebrity turned out to have mental issues but still stays in the limelight?... I could go on forever...

@jaylenrowe804

2 жыл бұрын

@@eliadefkathincoeur facts man that’s all I can say I feel everyone forgot that we are entitled to our own opinion and social tries to make things that Kanye said to be offensive the people on social media are arrogant to different opinions and that’s why I think In the part where he was talking to they guy charlamane or whatever and he was saying the album was trash Kanye was that’s great

Kanye checked everything off his check list that people said he was too crazy for. Damn.. I’ll give Ye my vote. After 20 years he’s been right about everything

Thank U 4 this.... inspiring and inspirational ✨️

I wish I could give you more than one like!! great documentary thank you.

Kanye honestly just wants change in this messed up world, and what frustrates him is that nobody's listening or taking him serious. They all think he's just being delusional

This biography was beautifully put together. You really captured his essence and it even brought me to tears. Amazing work.

@MYIAHFORD13

Жыл бұрын

Yes, absolutely! Very much.

@yuvizz2065

Жыл бұрын

tears is crazy ngl

Great video Dan....absolutely loved it!

whoever this is at 59:05 cooked so hard and i wish kanye had listened to him

This man has the audacity to talk 10 minutes about Watch the Throne and don’t talk about My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy! Smh Ps Yeezus wasn’t bad. It just wasn’t meant to be a “radio album.” It was an experimental industrial hip hop album that is still really highly regarded by a lot of Kanye fans and critics

@daniel-eason

2 жыл бұрын

I agree! With age, Yeezus has risen to my top Ye projects since JIK. And I promise to make a MBDTF video just for you 🙏😭

@christianpresley8057

2 жыл бұрын

@@daniel-eason 👀

@vickylove9824

2 жыл бұрын

@@daniel-eason I will be watching and waiting for that MBDTF video lbvs 😂

@shape8198

2 жыл бұрын

I definitely do think separating the MBDTF story from the Swift incident was a major undercut of this video. Explaining the impact of MBDTF and how it was created after the VMA incident is a very important part of the story behind it.

@Ayurveduh

2 жыл бұрын

@@daniel-eason please do, it was such an important and memorable moment in my life

I broke into tears so many time just seeing Ye's true emotions show. His heart is so pure he only wants the best for the world. His mother was and always will be proud of him. As am I. 🙏💜

This video is so well made thank you!

Incredible video man. The research and effort you put into this is amazing.

His albums are reflections of the five stages of grief. Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression and Acceptance ( Donda)

@deronreed2945

Жыл бұрын

well said

The first part of this video, I was smiling, in the last minutes i was just empty. Ye is such a good person and the media is just trying to make him look bad when he surely is the most influential and greatest rapper of all time. I will literally sob on the floor so damn much when I find out he passed away, I seriously cannot imagine this man die. I love Ye

@wakeup810

2 жыл бұрын

U know everyone have to died make the best of your life. Some do some don't.

this video was done very respectful, professional, understanding way .... beautifully done !!!!!