Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "KANYE - KING"

Episode Date: February 11, 2024

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticJoin Analytic Dreamz as we dissect the highly anticipated and controversial release of Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign's "Vultures 1." This episode dives deep into the legal battles surrounding alleged copyright infringement, explores the album's complex content addressing social issues, and analyzes the fan reactions fueled by humor and scrutiny.Dive into key segments:Copyright Clash: Unravel the accusations against Kanye from Donna Summer's estate and other artists, and unpack the implications for fair use and artistic liberty.Deconstructing "Vultures 1": Examine the album's musical landscape, featuring guest appearances from Lil Durk, Freddie Gibbs, Travis Scott, and even Kanye's daughter North.Beyond the Music: Understand the controversies surrounding Kanye's recent statements and their impact on the album's reception.Fan Frenzy: Explore the humorous takes on the album cover, sparking conversations about artistic expression and boundaries.Release Rollercoaster: Trace the tumultuous journey of "Vultures 1," from missed release dates to listening events, and uncover the planned sequels.This episode is essential listening for:Music fans curious about "Vultures 1" and its surrounding controversies.Legal enthusiasts interested in copyright debates and artistic freedom.Social commentators following Kanye's evolving persona and its societal impact.Don't miss out on this in-depth analysis of "Vultures 1" on Notorious Mass Effect. Subscribe now!Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

To end off the Kanye West rollout as far as Voltru's one, let's get into the actual man that created original bodies of work and didn't have to take certain iconic samples. Or if you did take him, he cleared them. At the very least, if he did use a sample, he cleared him. So this is Kanye West, just giving a just a very motivational type speech. on how he overcame self-doubt during the tour for college dropout in 2004. Remind you, it's 20-24. So this is how this man was talking 20 years ago. And throughout this is super important to remind you that Kanye was pioneered a lot of certain topics that people will rap about today.

If it wasn't for Kanye, I think the whole hip-hop space would be about. about selling drugs and killing people 25 times over. Kanye West came and really gave us certain raps that was based off a lifestyle that wasn't as respectable in the hip hop space. It was more of the corny route to rap about things that's law-abiding, but still have some type of cool aspect to it. It was an oxymoron for people in the hip-hop community. that's why he says oh you ain't going to talk about shooting people you're just going to talk about

regular stuff in your life like back then Kanye was looked at as crazy but now obviously he's looked at as crazy so let's keep going let's keep going with the video you know it took me a long time to write jesus walks i stood in front of my equipment and i pray to god to help me to write it you know and sometimes i would think man well maybe i should just sell this meat maybe it's too good for me maybe maybe i shouldn't try to rap anymore maybe Maybe I still just, you know, kill my dreams. And at nighttime, just to go to sleep at night, I had to sit up there and just be like, man, I know I could do it. And build it up within myself, a force field around myself, and a cockiness and an area is that where I walk into the office, you can't tell me shit.

My shit is hot. Fuck you. You don't know. You don't know. You don't know. You don't know. tuition all right so i'm just uh i don't know if that's a freestyle or what i had to stay in the power of my dreams i used it as my gas so they say that i'm gas but without it i'll be laughed so i'm up to laugh

so i don't listen to the suits behind the desk though all right so i'm just uh i don't know if that's a freestyle or what i had to cut that out because i don't know if that's the actual song i ain't trying to copyright so that being said uh there was another thing that Kanye was had It was just very inspiring and just, hey, yo, somebody put a meme talking about how he listening to F some on Votures. I'm like, bro, ain't no way. People need help in society. Anyways, yeah, Kanye West dropped this album.

People are liking it. It's crazy. It's been 20 years, really 20 plus years, honestly, that Kanye West has been in the game just running it. And at this point, Kanye West is such a brand that. you can't really say anything about him like he really is one of a kind musician when it comes to producing and being a performer as far as an artist like a rapper singer the combination we'll never see again I don't think and if we do it's not

gonna be anytime soon even with Drake I would say he has a Noah 40 he always gives credit to as far as the production side kanya west produces and rice his own well not rice his but and uh performs vocally like he doesn't obviously he gets help but hopefully i understand that producing is his own art in itself and that's very hard to do and to to become a master and then to become a performer vocally whether you're rapping or not it's very hard to do as far as mastering that as well so what i just want to tell y'all is that kanya west has has performed both at a level that i don't think we've we will see in a foreseeable future i mean 20 plus years and he's still running the game i mean at this point this man is literally like maybe the greatest musician of all time so with that being said

click my link tree in my bio let me know one of my social medias what do you think about kanya west and todd dada sign's new collab album vultures one and if you've already listened to it what is your favorite track currently.