How Kanye's "Through The Wire" Was Made

[@sparkeyluv]

Data Sigma Theta Sorority lol. Delta Sir!

[@diggingthegreats]

Yep 😂 misspoke and couldn’t fix it in the edit. My bad!

[@calvs420]

shoutout to my grandma and mom

[@blaqceeza]

@@diggingthegreats I thought it was in reference to the Delta Airlines symbol?

[@marvind.rogers1706]

@blaqceeza It takes a hell of a lot of exposure to the American black community to get 90% + of hip hop references... which you may have. But if a black woman pledges a sorority, it's usually either AKA or Delta. Those are super huge household names in black America, and they fiercely rival one another. Whichever one they choose strongly suggests what kind of black woman they're choosing for be. 💃🏿

[@sparkeyluv]

@@marvind.rogers1706 if this isn’t the biggest generalization I’ve ever heard. Mane stop it, you’re sounding real corny. 🌽

[@davidcache]

You missed the best part of this track. Kanye sent the song into the radio stations pretending to be the labels. He pushed the release himself.

[@LovethAdeh]

How did he get their phone contact numbers?

[@djkd9065]

@@LovethAdehyellow pages probably

[@anthonyphillips8393]

@@LovethAdehhe was already signed by that time, so he had connects. I’m sure it wasn’t hard

[@d.b.cooper1]

@@LovethAdeh lmao mate this was back in the day, you could ( and till kinda can) find the home phone numbers for everyone nvm radio stations lol

[@d.b.cooper1]

@@anthonyphillips8393 Nah, his label wasn't pushing him at all at the time. They only gave him the contract to keep him as a producer for other artists so they didn't lose him. He was literally laughed out of everywhere by execs

[@XMANIAFLYYY]

Imagine if Kanye never was in that car accident, or if he died in the accident. How would music be today? So many artists were inspired by different Kanye albums and it’s beautiful.

[@XMANIAFLYYY]

@@MountMatze he wouldn’t be viewed as a legend but he’d still be respected as much as he is now

[@taiga4762]

@@XMANIAFLYYY real

[@danberkman8227]

Seems like one of those crazy fate things. If Kanye is never in that car accident, he is never in that hospital, and never hears "Through The Wire", or has the time to work it out in his head. Maybe without Kanye is just a producer without the song. Talk about turning a bad thing into a good thing.

[@tunners]

@@danberkman8227 It's even crazier to think about how there might be artists who died young who would have changed music forever had they lived

[@pandaboogus]

@@tunnersAaliyah

[@karabinjr]

It's one of those cases where I'm finding something superb on youtube, some real experience, expertise shared... and then I think "nah, he can make more without the channel". So well done. I like to think how many hours you put into your music and sound skills, and feel my heart sinking. True hacker, you are :)

[@diggingthegreats]

Man, thank you so much! Working hard to pay respect to the music, I appreciate your support!

[@glidee4671]

Can i have money too

[@YakubTheScientist8841]

Pay pig

[@karabinjr]

@@glidee4671 in exchange for a comparable experience, sure

[@glidee4671]

@@karabinjr Bet

[@Madyoung_beats]

This made me appreciate kayne as a producer more. He was after a car accident, he couldn't move his mouth, and his jaw was broken, and he still managed to rap well and make one of the best rap songs i've ever heard

[@SnoopySnoo]

“Now all I need is y’all to pronounce my name It’s Kanye, but some of my plaques, they still say Kayne”

[@moddrrrusky2910]

@@SnoopySnoo kane

[@michaelhutchings8599]

Most imitated, Grammy nominated, hotel accommodated, cheer-leader prom-dated. The way Through the Wire follows Two Words is perfect. Whoever picked (Kanye most likely) the order of the tracklist, nailed it. Awesome video. You should have a million subs.

[@diggingthegreats]

Two words is it’s own masterpiece! So good!

[@michaelhutchings8599]

@@diggingthegreats It is a masterpiece! The College Dropout is my favourite album, period.

[@olarindeoluwasegun6123]

True.

[@bryan_350_5]

@@diggingthegreats would love for u to break it down it’s masterful

[@yogijaya2897]

I just wished you showed what Emmett Till looked like in the coffin as his Mother demanded to be shown in the newspapers! .....because these kids learned from you and most didn't look it up.....but everyone so soft and sensitive these days; We NEED The Children to KNOW! GOD BLESS ALL THE MARTYRS of true Racism and awful times for our ancestors who live in our souls forever !

[@whatisjoedoing]

so dope. gotta add, because i'm just nitpicky lol but "birds" is not a reference to women. coke and birds. birds, especially around that time was still a reference to a kilo. "flippin birds" was a common phrase.

[@roninridgely]

I think it’s both like a play on words

[@ninjireal]

Triple meaning you know, guys, we sure love our birds

[@speabody]

Why would there be two drug references? Redundant. One of each makes more sense. It's clearly a reference to rap stereotypes-- drugs and women.

[@Luci-rv1hl]

In Spanish, cokane is sometimes called “perico” Look into it.

[@Yumezii]

This is honestly the most engaging breakdown of a song I’ve ever seen I don’t know how he doesn’t have a million subs yet. the editing on these videos and the delivery of information is really high quality. Gonna have to check out his other videos and I’m not even finished watching this one lmao

[@datuboa]

This the type of information you pay for! I know I would!

[@harper7854]

Most people who do videos like this just focus on the production and the backstory, but you broke down the lyrics, talked about the reception and even mentioned the mixtape version of the song. Clearly a lot of effort was put into this amazing breakdown!

[@JustRefiloe_]

What Kanye did will remain in the history books forever and your story telling is so awesome, I love it!

[@diggingthegreats]

Thank you 🙏 gotta do it right for some of the best music ever made!

[@sabercircle7634]

this aged well

[@jennav2063]

@@sabercircle7634 lol

[@itsmehere1]

Yeah... in more ways than one...

[@doctordark3527]

That song sucks

[@martijnhannenberg7678]

This song came out a year after my life was flipped upside down and helped me get through a tough period. I even inked the line "turn tragedy into triumph" onto my body in recent years as its become my life-motto.

[@tcruzccc]

so cool

[@rudyweathers1456]

Keep killing it bro. This can definitely be a class in Harvard.

[@josiahjenkins4655]

A class at hbcu’s

[@amancalledhawk5575]

@@josiahjenkins4655 even better

[@mathjones5845]

Get well soon thank you for telling people about that ! 😊 I’m so happy this channel exists

[@josue24]

Why would they teach artists sampling ?

[@inyamuthafuckinface]

​@@josue24 Teach "sampling" not artists sampling. It wouldve been something wonderful and also a great way to give to the pioneers of this art thejr flowers! Sampling can definitely be taught as any other subject of a scholarship curriculum/program.

[@rushmatic]

There’s something very personal about this song for me because at that time I was done for; everyone I loved turned their back on me and I deserved it. I remember hearing this song and telling myself I can get through it and I will be a better person through learning from my mistakes. 20 years later I beat my own odds. Thank you Ye for this song and thanks to this channel for breaking it down!

[@Romes123]

Why'd everyone you love turn their backs on you?

[@yogijaya2897]

I need my jaw rewired after a violent home invasion. Jesus Christ saved my Life. I need the Drs who helped Ye and I AM absolutely ready to travel to have it done right!

[@cloudbloom]

The day Kanye got into that car accident was ten days after I went in for a major cancer surgery in 2002 (also involving jaws, had half of mine totally removed), we were halfway across the country from each other at the time and complete strangers but when I found out about the timing of the events I always kinda felt connected with this song. Also shoutout to Outkast I didn't know he sampled em in this, their album Aquemini is one of my favorites. Thanks for this dude great great job

[@SPVLaboratories]

that's fucking awesome, great song to have that connection to! hope you're doing well 20 years later

[@dragonsdomain2096]

i hope you're still doing well

[@cloudbloom]

@@dragonsdomain2096 I'm still here! That's what keeps me going even through bad days, lucky to be alive by all accounts🙏

[@g-maneinsteineinstein8804]

Hope you’re good

[@islamicsalami7208]

Hope you're still going strong man. Keep fighting the good fight. Stay healthy friend

[@PewPewPapi80085]

The breakdown, history and research. Why this channel is under a mil subs is appalling. On a separate note, this is one of my all time favorite songs. And the way you deconstructed the song, allowed me to appreciate it that much more. Good sh*t my guy.

[@axlovar]

Dude… this is NEXT level. You really break it down and go above and beyond. Absolutely brilliant. Get this guy teaching a college class.

[@genius179]

Fun fact: if that drum sample sounds familiar, Kanye used them again on “Comfortable” by Lil Wayne

[@big_t_dynasty]

This song still gives me chills when it comes on. Appreciate your hard work. This is the absolute BEST hip-hop channel on KZbin!

[@santikingz]

20 years later and it's still a hit 🎯 Kanye was definitely ahead of his time 👑

[@bardistass]

Yo, never mind the production on the track… can we all just take a moment to appreciate the production on this video. Absolute levels 🤯👏🎬

[@dday7499]

That was a dope breakdown. I remember gathering all the mixtape tracks from WinMx, and making a “Through the Wire” mixtape for my friends in college. They were calling me “Ye” for a short while. But we all came to appreciate his talent and artistry.

[@greyklopstock7155]

What I love about your channel is that I basically came to hip hop from the same place as a musician as you did. I was just a bass player, got bit by the beat making bug, and all of a sudden, my skills as a bass player became exponentially more valuable to what I was working on. I always say, when people would ask what instruments they should learn if they want to make beats, go get yourself a bass! It's so nice to be able to know I won't have to sweat about a bassline ever lol. I digress... You're doing amazing work. People pay tuition for this level of content, and you're making it for the streets for free.99.

[@leifomusic]

Long-time viewer, first time commenting. I just wanted to say that this channel is seriously one of the best shows (period) when it comes to finding out amazing facts about the production and lore surrounding amazing songs of the past. Thank you for all the hard work you do. I've learned a lot about songwriting from this channel. You rock!

[@kendonshaw]

This is so good. Such cool info behind the song and it's really well produced. Love the concept man.

[@tonygrajales2465]

Still my favorite rap song, 20 years later! I was in the army and deployed at the time when this song came out, it sure helped me get through that deployment.

[@tonycastro5641]

You deserve way more subs. Great explanation and your recreation shows how well you understand the composition and techniques. Im blown away.

[@WreckInSilenceRecords]

This was a grade A breakdown!!! Please keep making these videos consistently, i'm a hip hop producer and I really appreciate stuff like this. Thank you Mr. hip hop professor!!

[@Sh0n0]

Your welcome kid

[@VanVlearMusic]

Yo I'm totally down for this new channel!! Awesome job and great production value on vid 1. I love that you have a turntable and are doing things live

[@diggingthegreats]

Thanks man! 🙏🙏

[@jaililaj9246]

You even have my homegirls interest. That’s special bro. Thank you for your time brudda

[@sirnicholas6626]

Don’t know how this was recommended to me but I was hooked. Such an iconic song you did a great job explaining and breaking it down.

[@vittorio870]

thank you so much for explaining those lyrics....genius can't hold a candle to you, especially that Jamaican reference always had me puzzled....

[@timmilgram]

Brilliant track, really changed the game in a lot of ways. Sadly can’t look past the fact that he flaunted getting a lawyer to avoid having to pay the other driver’s hospital bills. Kanye was already really well off financially, and the other man, a manager for a janitorial company, was left with a totaled car, two broken legs, a broken pelvis, broken knees, a shattered ankle and was out of work for over a year. Kanye turning lemons into lemonade for himself would be a lot sweeter if he took care of the dude who’s life he destroyed

[@itsdinkd1771]

Though it took long, it's coming back to him full circle.

[@hamishbarrett7695]

karma always

[@trashyraccoon2615]

Wow! That’s disgusting!

[@VOD713]

😮 didn’t know that

[@trashyraccoon2615]

The other driver sued West and it appears the case was settled out of court. So he may have paid him.

[@samsnite]

Through the wire is one of my all time favourite rap songs, it is oozing soul and hunger. I even made it my ringtone back in the day!

[@definitelynotarobot835]

Again with the incredible breakdown. I had admiration for what Kanye did with Through the Wire and again, much appreciation with the lyrical and sampling breakdown. This channel is beyond amazing.

[@marvinkarimjunker2169]

Hyped for this new channel! Great production already. 🙌🏼

[@diggingthegreats]

Thank you! Lots more to come!

[@hollywoodloft6768]

Wow! This was INCREDIBLE. I watched the whole thing. Never heard of you before today but KZbin sent me here. Good work sir. I am now a subscriber.

[@jumpman1213]

This one song is the sole(soul?) reason I can't completely disregard him now even with how he turned out to be. Just please get well soon Kanye...

[@iyziejane]

He's still bringing you the authentic truth, through the fire, to the limit, and to the wall. It is the majority of our society that is insane, Ye is one of the few who is well.

[@DonkeyBoyVids]

@@iyziejane "Especially Hitler"

[@prestocrypro44]

@@DonkeyBoyVids if you’re a TRUE Christian, you’re supposed to “love your enemies”too

[@DonkeyBoyVids]

@@prestocrypro44 "ESPECIALLY Hitler" not "Even Hitler". Not "Also Hitler".

[@Zenith-nc3om]

this video is beautiful. I was questioning its 15 minute length at first, but after a couple minutes, I soon realized why. It's backstory and its making is just beautiful. I like how you also added some kanye backstory or at least enough you need to know for, well, how the song was made.

[@Myll.o]

You have, arguably, the best music history channel Ive come across. Love your content and energy and dedication to sharing knowledge man. Much Love 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿

[@diggingthegreats]

Wow thank you so much! That means a lot! Many more videos on the way!

[@Keytap15]

Found your channel the other day and after watching a few videos, I just gotta say thank you for this amazing content. I’m going through a personal journey where I’m getting back into making music and your channel has been very inspiring.

[@MrDunloMusic]

Excellent breakdown of all aspects of the song! This is great!

[@lindsaymathe6858]

This is now my favorite YT channel, deserves to be on Netflix or something...great production

[@ibiAKALyricaLBeasT]

This was an incredible watch. One of my absolute favorite songs, and your lyrics breakdown revealed new levels that I hadn't even known about. Your content is thorough and passion fueled. You just gained my sub.

[@missmeagan8117]

Watching this today, on September 30, 2023, not even realizing that today is the 20th anniversary of the song! 20 years later, and this song still feels fresh!

[@mkolajackson4]

Truee

[@Binnziboy]

Impressive production and you have given me a new perspective on great music. The research this must take shows a true passion. Look forward to learning more from your great channel.

[@charlecarlosnga]

Through the wire is 'Ye's greatest song. That song made me a Kanye fan and your breakdown of its creation just made me a stan of the song and your latest subscriber.👍

[@k.c.simonsen2]

I feel like dissecting rap lyrics is an art form in itself because I barely pick up what rappers are actually saying most of the time lol and people will be like "the lyrics are amazing" and I'm like "all I heard was 'drinkin sizzurp' what's so amazing?" Lol. This is a great video, you couldn't have broken it down any further or any better.

[@k.c.simonsen2]

But also, I think half the people that say certain songs are "amazing" are just tryin to seem cool or smart because I don't believe they picked up all the references and rhythmic techniques lol.

[@kt_drul]

Like a planned script, the lyrics have direction (he is talking about something serious, real) unlike some “rap” songs today 🤐

[@diggingthegreats]

Early Kanye, this song in particular, so incredible 🔥 Thank you for the support 🙏

[@2321nba]

This is such an impressive and detailed video

[@kwameagyeman7290]

Hey man, u know your music skills and u make analysis of Kanye music so interesting and always to watch.thank u

[@thefunkychicken582]

Man this was cool. Thanks for making it and sharing your expertise.

[@waynzignordics]

Awesome. You answered all of the questions I had about the song, and I actually guessed most of it just meditating on it.

[@prilljazzatlanta5070]

This is teaching me what hip hop artists actually do. Always been a jazz guy first then classical, country, alternative, etc

[@jakewarner1993]

Hop-Hop and Jazz are so intrinsically connected to each other in a lot of ways, its wild. Rap literally evolved alongside jazz at one time.

[@prilljazzatlanta5070]

@@jakewarner1993 very true. Rappers essentially are taking solos

[@Genolexis]

Now I'm about to listen to the whole album. Thanks for this man, I needed this to prepare for my album. ❤

[@djrumpleskillspin8276]

Bruh, what i truly dig about your channel and your videos is how you happily and honestly express your love and passion for music! Your Breakdowns are truly Fascinating and the respect and admiration for the artists is obvious from the knowledge you share! Straight Dope! These vids are a fun ride and great way to go back to the classics! 💯 💣 💥🎸🎼🎤

[@joeymhutchins]

Great stuff buddy. The song gave me chills as 16 year old and I still vibe with it anytime its on. Probably the best song breakdown I have seen! Keep up the good work

[@JohnnyBananas0]

I still remember hearing this for the first time on WGCI. Huge impression and still a Kanye fan to this moment

[@thomasanderson3892]

I became a fan after the JB breakdown, plus your work is awesome my dude!

[@musicmoneymaker6457]

Kanye=genius and you Sir talented 👌🏼I thank you for your gifts and breakdowns of these great songs. I’m learning self producing my songs and I sooo enjoy these dissections. Gives me joy, thank you

[@atxrich]

I found Tour channel late one night whilst traveling down the KZbin rabbit hole. So glad I found it- your music knowledge is incredible and it hits on the genre and era of music that I most consumed as a kid/young adult.

[@gwilikerzzz]

That Elton John outro is a real peak into his future sound and song vision. Amazing. Even further ahead of his time than we thought.

[@yogijaya2897]

#EJeveryday!!! 🦈 ❤A$AP MAMA

[@yogijaya2897]

Ye has been right on time and some of y'all been way too slow. With all due respect, #PayAttention! We are here for a reason!

[@ErrantDog]

I just found you through your christopher walken/dune/weapon of choice video and i just want you to know im starting from the top. The way you go into the history of music is so FREAKING cool. Instant sub.

[@aceartdepot6198]

Dude u deserve way more subs this entire video was amazing from you playing the bass to the video production it’s too good and on point breaking down the lyrics down was a bonus great job man Im currently binge watch is your videos lol

[@BoxTruckinInPJs]

You are very talented. I was in awe watching you breakdown the beats and pitches! And you played it effortlessly. I Subscribed 😅

[@kfalco]

Will you break down Slow Jamz? Song was a massive hit!

[@lowlowseesee]

this is like a less fancy yet still dope polyguy that does the docs. subbed!

[@LisaMcClendonMusic]

This was absolutely INCREDIBLE!!! I had a car accident a month ago. I was lying in bed this morning, frustrated with this whole ordeal, feeling like it slowed me down. Then Kayne came to mind. I always think about people in similar situations to get me through my own personal trials. I researched and came across this video. The way you broke down this song and told the story encouraged me. You had me at "In 2 WEEKS he was rapping". I was like.... let me take some aspirin and keep it moving. If Kayne can rise to the top after that, so can and so will I. And if you are reading this, YOU CAN AND WILL TOO. 🫶🏽

[@coltrv]

it’s spelled Kanye. Y after the N. I don’t care, the man is not worth it, but some people will roast the hell out of you if you misspell it.

[@k_xx]

This is absolutely incredibly well made, keep it up!

[@jonastheproducerjojoondabe5586]

I can’t believe I haven’t come across this page in the past. Very well put together videos

[@keithchaney]

On the Till line, important to note that his mom insisted on him being displayed at his funeral with a disfigured and swollen face so that everyone could see what they did to him. Makes the lyric even more relevant.

[@jon5920]

Your videos have helped me more than anything I learned in four years of music school. Thank you so much for doing this man

[@elliotmakesart4426]

Cannot believe you only have 90k subscribers, this was an AMAZING video! I love videos about sample usage, and generally breaking down music, and I've never found a channel that speaks about all of the most interesting aspects of it, and breaks it down and rebuilds it like you. Thank you so much for this, extremely enjoyable to watch. Subscribed with notifications!

[@minecraftmovieman1]

First time i watched this video you had only a few subs really nice to see you grow

[@ri067953]

Regardless of what people think. Kanye is one of the most influential artist of our generation. People want to pigeon hole an artists way of thinking. He is expanding the social dialog and people cannot stand that. Pure genius

[@Thrill_House]

Pumped The Algorithm sent your channel my way. Sampling is what opened up my musical world when I got into underground hip hop in the early 2,000’s (Jurassic 5, Dilated People’s, Black Star, etc) That moment when you are listening to hip hop and you realize you are steeped in the history of all music - it’s amazing. Love watching you break it down and pull out the samples, great stuff🤙🏼🤙🏼

[@mattdee3213]

Love that you recreate the beats, something i wish i could have always done

[@AsceBlayze]

you can though

[@apostle9209]

I rarely comment on videos, but this is one of the best music song analysis I've evr seen.

[@willis7148]

I discovered this song while exploring 90s music, and immediately got hooked. Its crazy to think about how many songs get so deep in the lyrics without you even realizing.

[@King-oj8hr]

Damn how old are you ?

[@AYOBEARJEW]

So few people understand musical breakdown and pedagogue. I’m excited to continue following this channel.

[@otaldojuca]

WOW such a well made video. It's incredible you don't have at least 100k subscribers. A tip: the Ye, Death Grips, Pink Floyd and The Beatles fanbases are HUGE in the internet and I think you can make some videos about some of their most famous songs to boost your channel.

[@diggingthegreats]

Thank you! Many more videos on the way

[@00rudy195]

Is it me or was the 90s-2010s the Golden age of everything, Movies, Music, Science, Sports and Technology. Historian will look back at this time and agree that my generation was one of the best times to be alive. Great Channel Man,

[@ashylarry3442]

In defense of Chaka, it took the accountants a minute to get those royalty checks rolling. 😂😂

[@Daimodess]

Also, people change. Tbh, I didn’t like the sped up quality in the beginning, either. But after awhile, it grew on me. Who hasn’t had a similar experience with a song or album?

[@kernelpickle]

Exactly, she was only insulted until the check cleared because if she got a full writing credit then she likely made even more money than she did on some of her biggest hits back in the day-and she probably sold a few records to younger fans who found her through his music.

[@doubled334]

Your music knowledge is incredible. I know you be spinnin them thangs

[@scottbenigno738]

this channel is underrated

[@diggingthegreats]

🙏🙏 Thank You! Many more videos on the way!

[@jimtravels]

The fact that the audio for the spoken track changed at the end the end when the headphones came off... dope

[@Ryan-ld2nj]

This is the type of video that gets me making a beat.

[@KaubarDobbins-iu4ke]

I wish I knew how to do it. I hear so much in my head and don't know what to do with it

[@damonskates]

man im glad this popped up in my feed, this was sick af bro, you're super talented

[@AlliedGamersYT]

Your quality and production break down was amazing as hell! I genuinely was intrigued and felt like a learned so much 😅 this breakdown deserves all the likes you can get!

[@trevey16]

I will say blood, idk how I jus came across this channel but I like how u give the history, go thru the lyrics and break down these songs. U need 5mil every video

[@startdontstop1]

This was ssso good. Not only did you give a astute breakdown on the various ingredients that created this great hit but seeing you in your element made it that much better! Thank you and keep it coming!

[@jaygreen7031]

The way that you break this down! Man, Dope!

[@alexlindbjerg]

Through the fire is still a great song. It's crazy that two great songs can flower from that foundation and be so different.

[@bruh_oly1370]

I had the roca LP , the college dropout album version I bought in New York and the get well soon mixtape verison and for me , the mixtape was the best version because of the muffled sound and authenticity . This song and “home “ from the mixtape are on a par . I remember when he (Kanye)came on Westwood and threw a whole load of verses to the instrumental of thru the wire . It felt like a freestyle but the lyrics fitted so well it was like he had more to say on the track - I wish I still had the tape . Thank you for making this amazing video 👍👍👍

[@JaydeezHD]

you really never know when a bad thing is a blessing in disguise... the whole story to this song feels like fate😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@Fabian8a]

After like 6 months of watching the video I wanted to see some great hip hop breakdowns and had to come back to this awesome work. Nice to see your growth from back there but still highly underrated and missing of recognition for your great videos my man. Congrats on your live performance success as well!

[@lastonewon]

This is becoming one of my favourite channels! Excellent diligence and research, I appreciate the musical break downs and live playing, as a fellow musician, I really dig this!

[@Wc.mp3]

1M views! Congrats 🎉 . Classic video!

[@HerbGrayIII-id1zg]

Low key, you too are quite dope as a studio musician yourself, sir. I am super impressed by these vids you make. You putting your well refined musical acumen on display using your obvious definitive expertise to breakdown how some of our favorite songs were constructed makes me see the art in what you music innovators are out here doin. Like it's easy. It's not. No good music has a low degree of difficulty - it's very complex, layered, well thought out and profound if it comes from musical geniuses such as Ye ❤

[@CompletelyInadequate]

I miss the old Kanye 🥺💔

[@festusbojangles7027]

his name is Ye

[@Jeremiah_Dafty]

Chop up the soul Kanye

[@sonofgilleyable8003]

Set on his goal kanye

[@crustywater2277]

i hate the new kanye

[@caseylynn34]

Me too

[@imranvp]

Fantastic breakdown! Hallmark of a great analyst! Instant sub! 👍🏽👍🏽