Rap Critic reviews one of Kanye West’s most celebrated songs, and sees if it’s worth the hype. See episodes EARLY on my patreon! https://www.patreon.com/rapcritic
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Joseph: The Nativity
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Jesus: The God Who Knows Your Name
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Lord, I Believe
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wait, did D12 sample the same Curtis Mayfield song?
Yes, most of his samples are a message to the song
Do Lucid Dreams or All Girls Are the Same by Juice WRLD
Bro I haven’t been seeing you videos lately :,(
I agree with you what you said about Curtis Mayfield, but saying that more Jews deserved to die in the Holocaust? I don’t know man, unsubscribed…
Critic, you have to run your content thru the white people filter when you’re not confident on a Caucasianese topic. Our folk would totally have caught that Kathy Lee goof and given you a far too nuanced breakdown of the hosting history of ‘Live!’ and why the rhyme was actually masterful.
RC is slowly turning into Bob Ross.
You look like you just came from church
fyi it wasnt written by rhymefest. rhymefest had the sample and told kanye they needed to do smth with it. kanye agreed. rhymefest also had a verse on it but kanye scrapped it. the first 4 lines were from an old ryhmefest song and kanye liked them so much he used them. the rest he did himself.
Am I the only one who noticed he didn’t drop the Worst lyrics of May video
Im not even a christian and this song resonates with me. But yeah you gotta accept some dumb lines here and there
I’m glad you’re doing a review and analysis of a song you really wanted to talk about, rather than a reaction to a song suggestion. This feels a lot more real, and I hope you bring back the channel to this style:)
Wasn’t expecting you to give it such a positive review. There is so much in “Jesus walk’s” that explains the fabric of who what and how Kanye is Kanye and will always be the same Kanye. The KKK part I also just noticed a month ago, so many years later. Kanye is a producer turned artist, his words are a maze that patience only will unravel.
Kanye shopped “Jesus Walks” to multiple A&Rs and they rejected him. Fast forward to Kanye dropping his first album under the ROC, and it was a CLASSIC.
Dude, your only 27?
Hey RC I got an album for you John Cena You Can’t See Me 2005
Do lucid dreams PLEASE
I sat through Jarhead for this song. It wasn’t a bad movie, but still…
I don’t believe in Jesus for many reasons but it’s a decent song
Bro you we’re born in 1992?! I thought you were more DEHH age!
Great review (not just because I agree, but it was very well done lol), and the fro is looking mad dope my man! Out of that in between phase! (I’m sorry if you like the in between phase, but imo only Bernie Mac, and Steve Harvey have ever pulled that off lol I hate that phase hahaha)
Holy shit that afro
Anyone who wants to get into Kanye west music this would be a top ten track by him
Love the fro!
Man ill 100 percent admit. This video reminded me of God’s forgiveness
He called himself a God on Yeezus. Its like when Eminem called himself a rap god. That was no controversy. At least he isn’t saying that he is actually the Black Jesus like Donald Glover.
You are quite loquacious, but I reckon that’s your thing
Oh shit it’s that cuz I got high guy
NF-Why
Sorry Rap Critic, Kathy Lee is so interchangeable and out of the zeitgeist you confused her with her younger, blonde-r replacement. Point Kanye on that one.