Kanye West & Kid Cudi - KIDS SEE GHOSTS (album reaction)

[@gloamists]

"I don't know who Ty Dolla Sign is but Im glad they put his voice on here" is an accurate summary of his entire career. The man has never missed on a feature

[@pathreacts]

love that

[@solodolo6044]

fr i dont know any of his songs lol

[@dkarmusic5424]

@@solodolo6044 u don’t remember or nah or blase?

[@yuyuretro]

i swear whenever someone has a 9/10 song they call ty dolla sign to make it a 10/10

[@flygod916]

@@dkarmusic5424 was or nah his track? Ain't that weekend's song?

[@jacobkrahling]

If you really like synths than you’ll probably love Graduation by Kanye. That whole album is made off of synths

[@pathreacts]

definitely on my list!

[@nqobilevili2946]

@@pathreacts honestly just listen to Kanye's discography chronologically. its some of the greatest music ever created

[@jaimic4lyfe687]

@@nqobilevili2946 i’m sayin fr

[@airospov]

@@pathreacts you should check out an Outkast album, their albums are full of amazing production from ATLiens, to even stankonia!! Check out one of their albums some time😁

[@123mosdefandtalibkweli]

@@airospov as a proud Atlanta rep, I approve of this

[@some._earth]

Pls do a Kanye album marathon. You'll really see the evolution of his sounds, visions and himself

[@pathreacts]

MARATHON?! it takes me a whole week to digest an album i dont think i can do that lol

[@Phtthnku34567]

@@pathreacts it’s worth it honestly . one of the most fulfilling discographies to go through in terms of reinvention and artistic merit of the mainstream

[@j.d.6901]

@@pathreacts I think they meant listening to every kanye album one at a time not all at once 😂

[@ambush4747]

@@pathreacts but u can do 1 per month or 1 per 2 months on the cronologic sequence. we´ll wait with patience

[@pemp9606]

@@pathreacts ya u don’t have to even listen to them all in a row, but I’d definitely recommend going through his whole discog. Best in hip hop imo

[@pathreacts]

so... kanye and drake beef. kanye and kid cudi beef. seems like everybody has beef w this guy? hope he works thru it EDIT: also, captions available for this one! i'll slowly go back thru my old vids when i have time to add them. :)

[@shrey377]

Well the ye and drake beef is over now, but the cudi-ye ordeal is extremely sad and it's all due to ye

[@jackhastings9750]

Drake and Ye are boys now

[@MidnightLobster7]

Kanye has made enemies of many of his friends and deciples. Its sad, I hope he can work things out.

[@JJ14668]

@@L..599 cudi isn’t. Ye is just a child when it comes to a lot of things

[@JJ14668]

@@L..599 I can see that, but nothing I have seen Cudi say has been wrong. Shame too because Kanye is one of my favorite artists ever

[@aboubacrinecisse3455]

You’re seriously one of the best reaction channel, the mix of live reaction and post analysis/more relaxed observation is legit perfect! Please react to more albums, more Kanye, more Kendrick, anything, I’d watch it all lmao

[@pathreacts]

Appreciate that :)

[@NZOTxSNIPES]

Cudi was like Kanye's prodigy after Cudi's first mixtape he started working with Ye. Cudi heavily influenced Kanye's "808s & Heartbreak" album and even co-wrote a decent amount of tracks. They would continue to work together for a long time (cudi features on Ye's albums quite a bit). Ye was featured on Cudi's first 2 LP's & up until a year or two before Kids See Ghosts came out is when they had beef i forgot what for and then the new beef between them was because Cudi was still freinds with Pete Davidson. & it's highly unlikely they will collaborate based off what Cudi said in a recent interview with a magazine I forget which one. Glad you enjoyed this album! it's one of my favorites of all time!!

[@pathreacts]

ah, tumultuous relationships. had a feeling it was a bit of a rollercoaster.

[@fakename2956]

Cudi also left Kanye’s GOOD Music label in early 2013 (on good terms) but Cudi was also (understandably) upset when Ye used some old Cudi vocals on Yeezus without telling Cudi beforehand.

[@edd8390]

@@pathreacts you should definitely check out 808's & Heartbreak since you mentioned you've never heard them both together. It's really important album for hip-hop of the past decade that really expanded the range of sounds accepted in hip-hop and would become more common place

[@silloweet]

Wrote on 2 tracks

[@LilTmur]

WE BACK

[@Crungulus]

Also, if you want a more personal Kanye album that describes more of his internal struggles then I would recommend 808s and Heartbreak. It's also one of the most influential albums of the past 20 years as it helped shaped the modern Hip-Hop sound, specifically the Atlanta sound. You have probably already heard a few singles off of it, like Heartless and maybe Love Lockdown and Amazing.

[@yokappa6958]

Ye is a good one to

[@Wonderbrut]

@@yokappa6958 Ye is probably even better since it’s literally made to represent the way his mind works

[@maazwaseem8313]

More than the Atlanta sound, I'd say it influenced pop music and R&B heavily in general. There would be no Weeknd or Drake if there was no 808s.

[@Crungulus]

@@Wonderbrut You're probably right, and it would make sense if she's already done KSG. But 808s is so fundamental id just love to see it lol. Both would be awesome.

[@Crungulus]

@@maazwaseem8313 Agreed heavily.

[@davidnavarro3226]

my beautiful dark twisted fantasy is commonly regarded as one of, if not kanye’s best album, and probably because of it’s very grand feel. I’d very much recommend it!

[@EyesDontCry]

It's a little overrated definately not his best, but a worth while listen none the less, and has some of Kanyes best tracks on it

[@GB-np4pi]

@@EyesDontCry If you don't think MBDTF is his best album, you didn't understand it and need to listen again.

[@Canyyon]

@@GB-np4pi or some people didn't enjoy it as much as others. Imo it's his best but you can 100% understand and still it not be your favorite.

[@EyesDontCry]

@@GB-np4pi I've listened to every Kanye album for atleast 15 hours, I've listened to mbdtf for 30 hours (no pun intended) and I can say with 100% confidence that he has better lyricism on the college dropout, late registration, the life is Pablo and ye. Even donda has better lyricism. Like I said its got some of his best songs but that's all down to its incredible production and features, aswell as the exception being runaway, being one of his most lyrically potent and introspective songs. I'm not here to argue, I'm just pointing out that people shouldn't go into mbdtf expecting it to be Kanyes best, because it isn't and shouldnt hype it up toouch, and should just enjoy the album for what it is instead of being dissapointed when it isn't what was promised. Seriously look at every track on mbdtf and compare it to the college dropout and you will soon see the shift in lyrics. It isn't bad that Kanye wasn't as lyrical on mbdtf, I believe that allowed him to play into his strengths and let the production shine through, but his previous albums are far more interesting narratively and have much more depth past their production (graduation shares these same issues but to a lesser degree and has better songs in my opinion, but I don't blame people for liking mbdtf over graduation either) I'm honestly not here to argue, it's fine if you think it's as good as people claim, but I'm just trying to make sure it's not too overhyped as it does have its fair share of glaring issues that usually go ignored within the wider Kanye discussion, when people like to write off any mbdtf criticism and call it one of the greatest albums of all time, it's not fair to new listeners and not fair to Kanyes artistry. Kanye is a great artist, but I have no disillusions of his flaws both as a person and writer, and will not pretend he is a great rapper, as its simply not the case. Anyway I'm good, soory for the long comment, I just wanted put some more thoughts out there and maybe see what could be said, that's all. 👍

[@EyesDontCry]

@@Canyyon thank you, we can disagree and still be entirely valid in our own opinion of an album. But I will say, if anything, the more you look into mbdtf the less there is to understand, but that's a whole other discussion that we don't gotta have, it's cool either way

[@lilcc1461]

Kanye and Cudis music relationship began on 808s & Heartbreak back in 2008, I suggest listening it's a phenomenal project. Kanye created it while grieving the passing of his mother and breakup with his fiancé. Kanye and Cudi are both pioneers on a lot of todays sounds in rap, and just music in general. It's a shame they fell out.

[@LOAFVINO]

i would love to see his discography in chorological order because its honestly worth it. its incredible to see his journey, evolution, and how it changed music. but if anything the album he dropped a week before this one, Ye, is almost like the first half of kids see ghost, both an open book on his mental health especially at the time. didnt expect a reaction for this, but you always excel at your commentary and editing. :)

[@pathreacts]

i will do it

[@Alecsue]

​@@pathreactsoh please i recommend it to listen to it, even if it is not in chronologically order, like, for you i may recommend self-titled "ye" or starting with the college dropout aswell

[@IamFirtyDucker]

This album was one of the most important albums in my life at one point. I’d listen to it multiple times and day to get out of my own head, it’d take me on a journey from mayhem to hope. Glad you got to experience it as well

[@pathreacts]

love that

[@solodolotrevino]

Same. It has a special place in my heart

[@ChadYu]

I'd recommend listening to his (now self-titled I guess) album Ye. KSG and Ye were released within weeks of each other and I've always kind of put the 2 together in my head. The openness and vulnerability of Ye carries over into KSG as both albums explore Kanye at a very specific and turbulent moment in time, Ye also has ghost town part 1 which is arguably his best song imo.

[@pathreacts]

*now* self titled? what was it called before

[@maazwaseem8313]

@@pathreacts it was always called 'ye' back in 2018. Thing is that's what Kanye officially calls himself now lol

[@ChadYu]

@@pathreacts he changed his name to Ye

[@RSpleek]

​@@pathreacts I need a "Ye" review, please im beging you 😭🙏🏼

[@sobergus]

The raw energy of Feel The Love perfectly sets the unpredictable tone of the entire album-glad you liked it!

[@sonofmagnussm]

YOOOOOOOO HIVEMIND ARE THE FUCKING GOATS, AMAZING SHOUTOUT. anyway great reaction as always, one of my favourite Kanye projects ever, one of his just most raw and crazy performance with some of the best vocals Cudi has ever sung and yeah, its sad to see that they parted ways, but cudi calling him a fucking dinosaur is kind of hilarious.

[@JohnDoe-vc5qb]

This is such an intelligent reacting format. Raw physical reactions mixed with the reflective voice-over is just a beautiful mix.

[@wakasoul2007]

Not sure if anyone else explained it, but the length of 7 tracks was a theme for the year when this dropped. Kanye decided to self produce his own album, this collaboration with Cudi, and albums for Pusha T, Nas, and Teyana Taylor. The tracklist only being 7 tracks was explained by Pusha T simply: "Man, if we can't kill you in seven songs, we don't really need to be doing the music". This came after a cultural shift in hiphop towards longer albums with tons of filler like the Migos Album Culture II which released earlier in 2018.

[@pathreacts]

no one else mentioned this! thank you for letting me know, this is awesome

[@falsesenpai]

I love this Album so much. Free is one of my favorite songs of all time, I actually cried a bit the first time I heard it cause the raw emotion they were displaying while screaming in the chorus felt so hopeful to me, so I was really happy to see you liking it so much being it the lowest streamed song on the album I feel like not everyone likes it as much as I do

[@MidnightLobster7]

I really love this album, I reccomend checking out more Kanye and Cudi. Kanye albums are all really different from one another, one of my favorite things about him is that variety.

[@maxXx959]

Yesss ! Great album choice once again ! They are both incons in their own respective fields. Both helped me go through my teenage years. Cudi is so raw and genuine plus his ''humms" are legendary. Kanye is a sample master and has a unique way of getting his point accross. Anyway, I absolutely love your channel, I've got so many album suggestions but I am not going to bother you rn lol. Have a wonderful day/night, much love from France :)

[@pathreacts]

MUCH LOVE FROM ALSO IN FRANCE :D

[@planeguy95]

I'm not even a hip-hop fan per-se, But I genuinely think this album is a masterpiece, and probably timeless. It seamlessly crosses into so many genres so masterfully, the production is absolutely perfect, the songwriting is complex but catchy. It's an incredible achievement

[@antongustafsson2530]

Glad you enjoyed this! Kanye’s debut album College Dropout is probably the best debut in hip-hop history, possibly music history. I highly recommend it!

[@piexelczek4922]

Just went to a Kid Cudi concert two days ago and Cudi is definitely one of, if not, my favorite artists. I'm sad that revolutionaries like Cudi and Kanye are struggling right now because the art they could create would be nothing short of beautiful. I'd highly recommend listening to Man On The Moon

[@GreerL0319]

Denzels been opening for Cudi right? imo denzel is the best rapper out rn, i went to one of his concerts a month ago in new orleans

[@piexelczek4922]

@@GreerL0319 yeah Denzel opened for Cudi and it was insane. Energy he brough was crazy lol

[@Njitsgamez]

@@piexelczek4922 damn nice, I’m gonna see him in November in Belgium finally!

[@fmdasani]

This is the best reaction video I’ve ever watched. I like how you analyze the music and cut it to save time while still flowing with the beat. The voiceovers contributed as well and your personality made me whole day. Thank you for making this video!

[@pathreacts]

Wow, thank you!

[@UniversalChill]

perfect now i know what to listen to during my birthday, great vid as usual

[@jennywendt3302]

I really love how u Edit in afterthoughts in the middle of the reactions. Would love to see you do some more Kanye in the future

[@דוראלון-ו4נ]

This album is such a strong 10 and still has so much replay value to this day. It's so special and unique, and the fact they were able to do all of that in just 23 minutes and with 7 songs is truly brilliant. Both Kanye and Cudi has 10s in their discography and both has classics. Idk if we'll never get another Ye&Cudi song, and we'll probably won't get Kids See Ghosts 2, which is very unfortunate. Cudi is indeed a leader. That one line at the end of Ye's verse in 4th dimension is something he's known for. He's known for having some really clever word plays and some clever punch lines in his songs. You should definitely check out both of their discographies. Kanye's discography is probably the greatest hip hop discography of all time, he never released a bad album (JIK is like a 6, maybe a 5 on a bad day)

[@chosen037]

You gotta do more cudi.. his music is all about perseverance and battling your own demons. The man is a big brother for a lot of ppl

[@Sixtehfifteh]

Kanye always went over my head, something about him pushed me off his music, but he does have some crazy projects, respect where respect is due, early Kanye and MBDTF are top tier albums. Path, I don't know if you'll read this, but I'd really love you to check out Mac Miller - Swimming album (unless you did already) or the most recent (today) JID - The Forever Story

[@oxymoron9097]

Love your editing so clean and how you add comments in without breaking the flow of the music

[@tim.noonan]

6:49 ‘I’m really aging myself here’ Not at all lol, literally everyone bopped to Pursuit of Happyness when Cudi dropped it 😂

[@scalliboy2698]

Kanye and Kid Cudi have collabed since the album 808s & Heartbreak in 2008. Kanye met Kid Cudi at some record store and hit it off from there. I'd recommend listening to 808s and Heartbreak and Ye if you want to hear more of the introspective of Kanye. Kanye made Ye and Kids See Ghosts and produced a some more albums, like Daytona which I have to mention, in the Wyoming sessions over the span of weeks in the summer of 2018. The result is really incredible for the amount of time spent.

[@aprilseulogy]

it's so cool to see people experience this album for the first time, let alone ye and cudi's music. thank you for letting us see your unfiltered reactions.

[@NoahBility]

I love the way you process music. Honestly, it's the way albums should be appreciated You savor the experience and then look things up to contextualise everything Glad you got to experience this one cause it's a bit of a sleeper This was released during a run where Kanye wanted to fully produce close friends' albums and release them all in a year We got a new Nas album with "NASIR," Teyana Taylor's "KTSE," Pusha T's "Daytona," Kanye's own "Ye," and this collaborative project with Cudi Mans was BUSY

[@deefooty3167]

Please please listen to the original Ghost Town if you loved Free, better in context with the whole Ye album, but as a standalone it really is incredible just aaaaaaaa

[@javiartem]

best way to describe ghost town, that song is just so aaaaaaaa, so so good

[@Yandhi2]

From your reaction, I can tell that music really moves you, like you’re really feeling it. 🎧

[@haariskaleem4057]

Reborn is one of my favourite songs of all time and almost makes me cry from the repeating moving forward line😭 excited to see how you react to it

[@yayayayayaya8140]

kanye and cudi are an all time great duo they have a very historied and acclaimed series of collabs on a bunch of songs from almost every album of kanyes for the past decade. this is their first full collab project though, which is why its sad they are beefing. they both have mental health struggles and this kind of thing has happened before so we all can only hope they can figure it out, they make incredible art together.

[@jellow369]

HAPPY TO SEE YOU BACK! Enjoy your reactions and especially to one of my favorite albums!

[@edrichards2317]

You've got some of the best editing and structuring in the music reacting scene - doing Kanye's discog chronologically will do wonders for your musical experiences and the channel itself

[@thelaughingskeleton1539]

THE KANYE JOURNEY HAS BEGUN LETS GOOOOO

[@kingkelz215]

Cudi is legendary, and I highly recommend every album he's ever done, including WZRD

[@alonzorhodes9651]

They definitely perform some of these together before and it was phenomenal

[@samurai1951]

As a kanye enthusiast... I've seen the good bad and the ugly from this one person. initially when I first heard of him I knew him because of his actions and right off the bat I didn't really mess with him too much. But I don't believe in judging a book by it's cover, so I did some deep diving and I found out that Kanye is an amazing person and is heavily misunderstood. Now don't get me wrong he has done some wrong... but haven't we all?

[@samurai1951]

Oh yeah and his music's good too...

[@peketsuus]

Also i think that in music, we should always seperate art from the artist

[@bee-sk3il]

This aged like milk

[@drock1717]

the good the bad and the ugly, top 10 ye feature

[@rogueeBLU]

@@bee-sk3il no it didn't no bad person would try to get hoover out of jail so his son could see him no bad person would go to a jail and perform music there to make them feel good and give them hope for their future no bad person would buy land for the cause of getting black people more land no bad person will try to help free black artists who were being effectively enslaved by executives no bad person would try to turn the swastika into a symbol of love doing the opposite of what the nazis did ye is a man of love who is both misguided and misunderstood

[@stheno-]

Knowing that you watch Hivemind just gave me more respect for what I already thought was the max amount of respect I could give someone

[@Mugiwara80]

Definitely go through Kanye's discography in order. How he acts is questionable but you gotta understand he's still human and, funny enough, his music humanizes him. Going through his albums in order and understanding what was happening in his life around each time he dropped an album is important for context. Whether you like him or hate him, there's no denying he's pushed music forward and he's truly one of the best when it comes to music

[@OGPluetsch]

"Kid Cudi Saved my life" is something many of his fans say, me included. He influenced an entire generation and allot of people wouldn't be here without him. He's one of the first rappers/hip hop artists to really talk about his feelings and be so open and vulnerable in his music. I highly recommend the man on the moon trilogy.

[@raffert_zuko2099]

I wasn’t there in kid cudi’s man on the moon era, but I discovered it later and even then his discography helped me through a lot of problems. It’s sad to see what is happening to him

[@OGPluetsch]

@@raffert_zuko2099 he was on hot one's a week or two ago. He seems to be doing great at the moment.

[@patriotanon3910]

"I need a whole song that's just this one section." There's at least one song like that on ALL of Kanye's albums. Also, "Imagine if these two weren't beefing," is something we say alot as well. Being a Kanye fan is suffering

[@capedcapo]

babe wake up, new path album reaction video

[@LetsArion]

This Album is definetly one of my favs. Of all time. Listenting to it the very first time hits even harder when you followed both artists careers for many years honestly I was not prepared for this record, even though you can clearly see how Kanyes style shifted throughout the years and his ye Album was a rougher similar version of kids see ghosts

[@pariszohnson]

you can't listen to ghost town part 2 without listening to ghost town. While you're at it you might as well listen to Ye. Actually, just listen to all of his discography

[@yung_dagger_d1469]

She makes me blush bro

[@daymona]

your description of cudi was honestly spot on, great video :) and please listen to more of both of artists' projects!

[@jackclimb3529]

Man on the Moon: The End of Day - Kid Cudi's debut album is a masterpiece! Highly highly recommend! It changed my life in high school and it still feeds me optimism and creativity till this day!

[@WillAccompany]

My parents are getting divorced right now and times have been tough but this album has helped me so much, this is definitely in my top 10 favorite albums ever list

[@hugobeingdumb]

they had a one time performance at Camp Flog Gnaw (Tyler the creators music festival) and i manager to get so close i cried. this was so good live. i still have the little film camera i used to take pictures of them. they will forever live there.

[@ihoopalittlebit]

YESSSSS thank you so much i was waiting for another album for so long 🙏🙏

[@carson005]

0:13 Kanye was jealous that Pete Davidson took his girl, and since cudi was freinds with Pete, Ye removed him from Donda 2 and despised him for knowing Pete. Cudi didn’t like this, so he said duces to their friendship. W reaction btw

[@gregwxst]

So glad you reacted to this amazing album, please do Ye next. It has a similar vibe to this and has Ghost Town which is one of the greatest songs ever made imo.

[@bongo2011]

Just randomly found this channel show up on my recommended. Very refreshing and insightful reaction video. No screaming into my ears just an open mind and vibing with the music and learning about the songs and opinions.

[@pathreacts]

i dont think ive ever screamed in my entire life

[@ThornzYoutube]

Your definition of Kid Cudi is basically perfect.

[@alraibeatz]

If she does Rodeo by travis, her mind's gonna be blown LMAO

[@MatthewLanders24]

Just came across your channel and I absolutely love your reactions and how you break down different tracks and albums. I would highly recommend listening and reacting to Kanyes more personal and in depth albums like. My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, College Dropout, Late registration and Graduation I believe you would adore these albums and I would love to hear your input. Keep up the great content!

[@joredet8521]

For both Kanye and Cudi, this album came at a point where they both began to recover from mental illness. Kanye since the passing of his mother and Cudi with drug abuse had sent both into a depression where in the late 2000s, they began working together. A decade after their first collab, this is a reflective album outlining their respective experiences with mental health struggles. To me, the title "Kids See Ghosts" is reflective upon the misconception that until recently mental health wasn't and still isn't taken seriously in men. On top of that, a week before Kids See Ghosts released, Kanye released Ye, another 7 song album that dives into his personal relationships and how they have been affected by his mental struggles. KSG is the second half of that experience, which outlines his understanding of his shortcomings. As for a recommendation, to see where Kanye and Cudi come from in their respective mental health journeys, listen to 808s and Heartbreak from Kanye (Has a cudi feature) and Man on the moon 1/2/3 from Cudi. Im glad you loved this album, its one of my favs!

[@skadoosh2396]

I'm so happy these two have made up, I really hope they collab againnnn

[@blitzkki]

This reaction was nicely done I dont think anyone else is doing it in this format which makes it much better to watch as you dive in deeper later on. I hope youre going to reeact to some more Kanye maybe Graudation, The life of Pablo or Even my Dark Twisted Beautiful Fantasy

[@whataifuck]

6:05 Yeah... Kid Cudi featuring on a Kanye album used to be almost mandatory... i think all of them have Kid Cudi on it

[@zaid3459]

Yeah from 808’s onward

[@j.d.6901]

all of them except for the first three.

[@user-mo8br5sc2o]

Please do a kanye album reaction, college dropout, graduation or dark fantasy

[@peenwiggle]

yay finally a kanye reaction

[@ghoop23]

holy shit they're never going to react to another kanye album again after his recent actions lmao 😭 (great vid btw, actually an album REACTION whaaaat)

[@yungbrownie]

That’s exactly what I was thinking too when I watched this😭

[@simba-tg8oh]

Yeah makes me so sad I’ve been waiting patiently for another Kanye reaction but it seems like it’s impossible now 🥲

[@yungbrownie]

@@simba-tg8oh It's just been three weeks and with the news of his new "business idea" yeah it's over for kanye fans like myself😭😭

[@daymm8330]

​@@simba-tg8oh She recorded an TCD reaction, but December 2022 kanye did his thing😂

[@emiljova4473]

This is quickly turning in to my fav album reaction channel

[@aKidNamedBrady]

IM SO HYPED FOR THIS, CUDI THE GOAT, HUGE W PATH Edit: After watching, you'd love both of their discographies, especially Cudi's if you connect with his vulnerability. He said from the start his mission is to stop kids from committing suicide, he still carries this message today and reinforces it in his music. He has my utmost respect. Enjoyed the reaction fam, keep em coming!

[@pathreacts]

awh that mission 🥺

[@usseof]

fun fact the guitar on the last track "Cudi Montage" is a Kurt Cobain -demo "Burn the Rain"- sample.

[@polloluv2956]

One of the best albums ever made

[@whospetar]

darn i was hyped to see path on a Kanye journey when she posted this but seeing as it's from before all the controversy with him in late 2022 idk if she's still got him on the listening list would be very fun to see her going through his discography chronologically.

[@marleygordon4367]

I rlly think you would love the album "aethiopes" by Billy woods it goes into unbelievable depth on colonialism, grief, and oppression

[@jsan3676]

808’s and Heartbreak was the first time they worked together, and it was the album after his mom died… it’s an amazing album which you should check out

[@cornsyrup6372]

You need to listen to "Ye" by kanye. Its amazing and really underrated i feel

[@retnugnahte]

shoutout hivemind

[@pathreacts]

dignan

[@retnugnahte]

@@pathreacts diggy took my family, i am but a single father now

[@Nicky-zz8np]

This collaboration was one of the best of the 2010s. Both artist have great trilogies. Kid Cudi with all 3 Man on the Moon albums. Ye with The college dropout, Late Registration and Graduation. They’re a great due on almost every song they have together.

[@JacobWrestledGod]

One of the best hip hop albums in recent times. Very creative

[@slattslattslatt]

It's one of the best in all of history, not just recent times

[@dr.kool-aid]

This is probably one of my favorite albums ever, and it is surprising you reacted to it, but still big up. 👍

[@blessed2275]

This is def both artists at their peak, after 2010 both Cudi and Kanye's work has been inconsistent but this collab struck lightning in a bottle. I see a lot of ppl recommending 808's and Heartbreak here, which is a really cool personal and experimental album, but if you like the really polished production of Kids See Ghosts, check out Graduation by Kanye too (the one before 808s).

[@yeoitsmike]

You mean Cudi has been inconsistent. Don’t add Kanye in that

[@awalledgarden0]

@@yeoitsmike I mean tbf Kanye's whole discog is consistently inconsistent if that makes sense. Since Yeezus every album he's released thrives off that unpredictability, specially TLOP and Donda. I personally think that adds to the listening experience since you get higher highs. Kanye being inconsistent is just Kanye being Kanye.

[@hahasofunnyhaha]

wow hivemind and path, my favorite youtubers

[@lordbauer5983]

Still a 10/10 album for me. It’s really just a damn shame what’s happened to Kanye over the past decade…he used to be better than the current drama he’s constantly embroiling himself in.

[@bbpoisonn]

Whatever he’s doing. Learn to differentiate the art from the artist

[@MrBaumGeo]

The art is still incredible. To me personally the story of Kanye's life is very interesting. But it of course comes with a lot of drama and controversy, but everyone should still be able to enjoy his art.

[@lordbauer5983]

@@bbpoisonn How can you do that when the art is inextricably tied to the artist? Kanye’s music is a reflection of himself and his experiences in the black community, for example.

[@MrBaumGeo]

@@lordbauer5983 yes, it is a reflexion of himself. That's why you should try to listen to it and understand what he's going through. In most of his songs he doesn't say something terrible. He often has real stories to tell. So I don't see how you can't appreciate his music for being art. As I said earlier: you can and should still be critical of what he's doing and what he's done in his life

[@lordbauer5983]

@@MrBaumGeo Because I can’t separate the creation from the creator… If I have personal issues with Kanye the Person, why would I support Kanye the Artist? That would require a serious mental disconnect. What makes art unique is the connection you have with an artist.

[@MWNolan]

This contact is fucking spectacular and you take a different approach then most music reactors do, keep at it!

[@kalanamak8280]

It's very interesting watching someone go back thru Kanye's discography, because as a long time fan it really makes you aware of how much farther away he feels in terms of his music.

[@pathreacts]

farther away? not sure what you mean by that

[@thelaughingskeleton1539]

@@pathreacts If you listen to his first album, you will understand what he/she means. almost every single Kanye album sounds different from the last

[@kalanamak8280]

@@thelaughingskeleton1539 yeah, when he was coming up, he made music people in the same position could relate to; it was dated, but it was more honest and positive I guess? But when he got rich, he couldn't relate to us anymore, and the music changed.

[@kalanamak8280]

At least in my opinion, maybe I'm just biased towards the vibe his older music had, but that was always my interpretation.

[@flashwithsymbols2779]

@@pathreacts Kanye is so respected because he always innovates. His albums sound different and he constantly challenges himself and he's amazing at it. A ton of modern rap is inspired from him. He's changed mainstream rap several times throughout his career.

[@sulleymuntari8440]

Channel is so great, Please More Videos in the future😊

[@wesleychavez5810]

please react to "ye" by Kanye,one of my all time favorite albums

[@mutethemessiah6513]

I love to see how happy and emotional good music makes you. Like I can tell you have such an appreciation for music

[@aboubacrinecisse3455]

If you enjoyed Kanye being more open with his headspace and his emotions, listen to the album “Ye”, it’s one of his most personal work

[@RonaldMacias]

Happy you're back, love your reactions & great album to listen to.

[@tiagoinaba2450]

Do more Kanye!!! The College Dropout or Late Registration are great if you haven’t listened to them yet.

[@BorisCosier]

Very genuine and soothing production ,reaction & soul! Give your ears a treat and dwelve in to My Beatiful Dark Twisted Fantasy :)

[@dylanbernola2294]

I’m really in love with this video! I personally think KSG is not only Ye’s, but Also Kids best album that they both ever made!!! It is so good! This video really made my day!

[@MrAkella33]

You NEED to listen to Yeezus by Kanye, one of the most polarizing and probably my favorite album of his. It's so raw and aggressive, I haven't heard anything like it since. Great work on the videos, love seeing more content from you!

[@SH4Lmadeitright]

I feel like you would love early Kanye trilogy (Collage dropout, Late registration, Graduation) and Ye (2018). Btw I love your videos.

[@BaylorRobinson]

yeah this album is absolutely genius! glad you reacted to it and im glad that you actually made commentary instead of just shaking your head like every other youtube channel lol like somebody said graduation is probably one that you would like... you can probably skip drunk & hot girls and barry bonds on that track

[@Anderzon480p]

Shes back! This will be very fun to see! Thanks for the video!

[@victorino1018]

yo you're back and with an absolute BANGER! Glad to see it :D

[@perryekwueme996]

wow this has to be the best reaction video I have watched. Automatic subscription!!