The Trap Lord is readying a new album, however, and by decree of the Hood Pope it must be accompanied by another mosh pit-inducing single. It may be difficult to believe considering the frequency with which they’re still breaking noise ordinances, but Ferg’s “Work” and “Shabba” records date back to the spring and summer of 2013. Now two offspring deep into his new family, it seems like Yeezy wants to open up again. The ultra-personal emcee/producer won over our hearts with the power of relatability, but it was ultimately his creative fearlessness and restless drive that propelled him to his current throne, as the personal connection with listeners began to fade. There was a time when it looked like old 'Ye was gone forever. Personal relationships come burdened with greed and jealousy, then are further strained when you begin to alienate those around you. Once you reach superstar status it’s understandable that your view of normalcy shifts. the tendencies of major artists to ignore us unworthy listeners), there is currently no stream for "Real Friends" as Kanye removed it from his SoundCloud. Those of you with TIDAL can listen here. Ty Dolla $ignĭue to forces beyond our control (i.e.
The seedy dark side of being a celebrity is very much a reality, and no one glorifies in quite as celebrated a manner as Abel and Hendrix are at the moment. Together with Metro Boomin, who carries production duties here along with Ben Billions, two of the biggest names in music over the past year couldn't wait until 2016's impending commencement, choosing instead to bless fans with a Christmas gift in the form of "Low Life," an ode to irresponsibility and reckless abandon that covers such ground as "fucking anybody with they legs wide" and being "on the Molly and them Xans with your daughter."
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