Kanye

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i hope hes trolling

noone will remember this record 12 months from now, let alone 25 years

[pasey pase]

lo pro I feel you.

Hip Hop records are for the most part disposable.

I'm a DJ and playing out at clubs yu get to see shit first hand.

when a song that is really dope but a year or two old, people stop dancing to it.

Drop It like it's hot ain't that hot anymore.

who still bumps snoops Paid tha cost album?

motherfuckers be believing the hype on some high school shit.

none of his songs are gonna stay around.

people will not be bumping gold digger in a year like they are now.

It will soon be forgotten.

It's perfect timing in that jamie just won an oscar for ray, so people are all on the dilz.

marketing yo.

Kanye is smart though and he will probably follow Jay Z's example in dropping an album pretty much every year just to stay in the publics consciousness.

get your money mang.

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lo pro I feel you.

Hip Hop records are for the most part disposable.

I'm a DJ and playing out at clubs yu get to see shit first hand.

when a song that is really dope but a year or two old, people stop dancing to it.

Drop It like it's hot ain't that hot anymore.

who still bumps snoops Paid tha cost album?

motherfuckers be believing the hype on some high school shit.

none of his songs are gonna stay around.

people will not be bumping gold digger in a year like they are now.

It will soon be forgotten.

It's perfect timing in that jamie just won an oscar for ray, so people are all on the dilz.

marketing yo.

Kanye is smart though and he will probably follow Jay Z's example in dropping an album pretty much every year just to stay in the publics consciousness.

get your money mang.

--- Original message by pasey pase on Sep 25, 2005 08:10 PM

Good points. I mean, I'm feeling this album a lot now, but then again I was also bumping College Dropout exclusively for 2 weeks straight when it got leaked, and now it's just collecting dust (although my initial impression of LR is that it's a lot better than CD). I'm already tired of Gold Digger, i always skip it...and maybe soon enough I'll find myself skipping more and more songs as the days go by. I find music in general is getting quite disposable nowadays, like every new album is just a quick fix that gets dropped as long as some other new shit comes out.