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With Donda, Ye has put out yet another classic masterpiece. From the production, to the lyrics, to the absolutely perfect features, this album has cemented it's position as one of the best albums of the 2020's. While paying tirbute to his mother, god and faith, Ye manages to both emotionally and physically engage the listener. The monolouges from Donda West herself make it even better. The increrible mix of Trap, Rap, Melodic Hip-Hop and RnB is a marble of it's own. This album has a song for every mood, every taste and every personality. Mixing a mostly dark and grimey with a cheerful and uplifting touch, and most importantly the message this album is trying to send to all listeners. Hope. Never loose it. There are absolutely no skips, maybe 1 at most. The duration of this album is also a pleasent suprise, as his previous 3 projects very short. Almost every single song in this album can be considered a classic, but those who stand out most (at least to me) are: Jail, Moon, Off The Grid. Praise God, Hurricane, Pure Souls and Heaven and Hell. Kany'es vocals and performance where some of the best since TLOP, and the plethora of features from highly talented and respected artists like Travis Scott, Baby Keem, Playboi Carti, Young Thug and The Weeknd made it even better. The production, like always, is absolutely unmatched and on a level that's never been replicated in music history, but only by himself. I would put 6/5 if I could.

This project really goes to show Ye will come back no matter what. Even though this projects is nowhere near perfect, and can be considered as one of his weaker projects, it perfectly serves it's purpose. The introduction to this revolutionary trilogy. Vultures 1 is the introduction or the "Comeback album" it's here to say Ye can still put out superior production, variety of features, great lyrics and even #1 hits. Ty's performance was also exeptional and arguably the best in his career. The chemistry between him an Ye is unmatched. This album is setting the stage for the next 2 albums, wich from what I've seen and heard so far (at least for 2) will be 10/10 Projects. So, instead of looking at Vultures 1 as a main installment, look at it more as a fun and messy introduction to what's coming next. And even then, the album has a lot of bangers, and is genuinely a fun and entertaining listen, with as mentioned earlier, the usual godly production and lots of great songs, many of wich could be considered classics. This era has just started! 5/5