Colin Amen

I was not looking forward to listening to this album. However, I found Cruel Summer is an underrepresented masterpiece. Nobody ever talks about it, or recognizes it as a Kanye album. To be honest, I don't even know if it counts as a real Kanye album. However, somebody needed to represent Cruel Summer. Don't Like.1 is an amazing banger, The One is incredibly underrated, and Clique is great as well. However, in the end, Cruel Summer falls flat, as it's one of the 11 masterpieces Kanye has produced. It doesn't really compare to Kanye's other albums, but nonetheless, it is a masterpiece.

How are people reviewing this when it's not even out?

The kanye community tends to be very harsh on Donda. Though I love it, and think it's one of ye's greatest, Donda is not over hated. With high highs and low lows, Donda makes you question how much better it would have been if the track list was cut down. Despite this, songs like Hurricane, Off The Grid, Praise God, and most of all, Come to Life, all make this album a masterpiece. There are also hidden treasures to find in here, like Jesus Lord and Believe What I Say, which deserve much more credit. All of this makes it well-worth a listen, if you can put the awful tracks, like Remote Control and Tell the vision, out of the way. Donda is an excellent album, constrained by it's bloated track list.

The New Workout Plan is one of his greatest songs ever, and criminally underrated.

My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy is often regarded as Kanye West's greatest. Though I don't believe it is, it's still a wonderful album that will go down in rapping history. There are so many great and iconic songs to enjoy in this album. In every single list of Ye's greatest songs, you will find so many from this album. In rankings of his albums, it will usually be #1. Though not his best ever in my opinion, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy is still wonderful.

Graduation is one of those rare albums that never gets old. Every single time I hear songs like I Wonder, Stronger, Good Morning, Everything I Am, and Flashing Lights, I appreciate this album more. It's hard to name who the greatest rapper is, but after hearing Graduation, it's no longer a question. Ye will go down in history.