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West gathered [[AllStarCast a slew of collaborators]] for production on the album including Music/DaftPunk, Music/{{Skrillex}}, Music/KidCudi, Music/ChiefKeef, Music/{{OFWGKTA}}, and [[Music/WuTangClan RZA]], and was influenced by minimalist design and architecture when making the album, reportedly visiting a furniture exhibit at the Louvre multiple times for inspiration.
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: After 9 loud and abrasive tracks, the album closes with "Bound 2", which is more similar to production from Kanye's older albums.
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* IncomingHam: The very first line of the album, alongside "On Sight"'s famously harsh intro, properly sets the tone.
->''"Yeezy season approaching, fuck whatever y'all been hearing''\\
''Fuck wha-fuck whatever y'all been wearing, a monster's bout to come alive again"''
->''"Yeezy season approaching, fuck whatever y'all been hearing''\\
''Fuck wha-fuck whatever y'all been wearing, a monster's bout to come alive again"''
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* MinimalisticCoverArt: Probably the most minimalist album cover of all time -- ''there is no album cover''. Just a red sticker (that may or may not have "YEEZUS" written on it) and that's it.
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His views on the album were especially perfectionist, and he ended up enlisting the help of Music/RickRubin as an executive producer just over 2 weeks before its due date to strip down its soundscapes. The end result was a unique musical experience -- for better or for worse. From the beginning of the album, ''Yeezus'' assaults you with abrasive sonic experimentation, incorporating genres such as industrial, dancehall, acid house, electro, punk, and Chicago drill.
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* BiggerThanJesus: Averted on "I Am A God":
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* IntercourseWithYou: "I'm in It" is far more explicit than most songs about this trope.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''I just talked to Jesus / He said "What up, Yeezus?"'']]
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* TheImmodestOrgasm: "I'm in It" samples several sounds of female moaning (presumably from pornos) for its beat.
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* TheImmodestOrgasm: "I'm in It" samples several sounds of female moaning (presumably from pornos) for its beat.
beat. Then there's Kanye's re-enactment of his partner's orgasm, already described above under the CarefulWithThatAxe trope. Looks like Yeezy is really good at sex...
* IntercourseWithYou: "I'm in It" ismore..far more explicit than most songs about this trope.
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'''''Yeezus''''' is the sixth album by American rapper Music/KanyeWest, released on June 18, 2013.
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* BlasphemousBoast: "I Am a God". Saying that this song was controversial would be an {{understatement}}, but it's reasoned for quite well if you look at Psalms 82:6:
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** Kanye does several JamesBrown-esque screams on "I Am a God".
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** ''Bound 2'' has shades of this, but it's more romantic about this.
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* MoodWhiplash: After the dark, thematically heavy industrial tracks that compose most of the album, comes ''Bound 2'' which is... a heartfelt SillyLoveSong dedicated to his now-wife Kim Kardashian and a GenreThrowback to his earlier chipmunk soul material.
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** Although one does quirk an eyebrow as the song at times would say "I Am a God (feat. '''God''')".
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* {{Determinator}}: Two days before ''Yeezus'' was due in the record label's hands, Kanye hadn't written lyrics for five songs – half of the album's worth. As he was going to be spending those two days in Milan, he managed to write and record all five vocals within two hours before leaving to catch his plane.
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* LesserStar: Rick Rubin's finishing production job on ''Yeezus'' reduced many of the big-name contributors to this status. Rubin, already known for his reductive production philosophy, stripped many of the songs down to base arrangements, leaving entire instruments and sections of songs on the cutting room floor. It's not possible to tell that Music/DaftPunk contributed to four songs unless the liner notes are read.
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* LoudnessWar: ''Yeezus''[='=]s dynamic range squishes its average down to 4dB of range. Unlike ''MBDTF'', ''Yeezus'' features heavy amounts of clearly audible distortion, but this was probably on purpose, considering the material on it.
* MessianicArchetype: "I Am a God", of course.
* MessianicArchetype: "I Am a God", of course.
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* NewSoundAlbum: ''Yeezus'' is Kanye's most experimental release yet, with abrasive production.
* OutOfGenreExperience: ''Yeezus'', if you're one of the people who classify it as IndustrialMetal.
* {{Sampling}}: ''Yeezus'' includes samples from Hungarian progressive rock band Omega, the Holy Name of Mary Choral Family, Nina Simone, and Beenie Man, amongst several others.
* SelfParody: By the time of ''Yeezus'', Kanye seems to have realized how comically overblown his ego is. While a number of the songs are completely serious (such as "New Slaves" and "Black Skinhead"), some of the other songs on the album take common rap boasts and make them as over-the-top as possible, such as the line above under {{Corpsing}} and this entry, also from "On Sight":
-->''Real nigga back in the house again''\\
''Black Timbs all on your couch again''\\
''Black dick all in your spouse again''\\
''And I know she like chocolate men''\\
''She got more niggas off than Cochran''
** Another standout is ''I am a God'', wherein Kanye proclaims his divinity, which includes lyrics like the following:
-->''I am a god''\\
''So hurry up with my damn massage''\\
''In a French-ass restaurant''\\
''Hurry up with my damn croissants''\\
''I am a god''\\
''I am a god''\\
''I am a god''
* OutOfGenreExperience: ''Yeezus'', if you're one of the people who classify it as IndustrialMetal.
* {{Sampling}}: ''Yeezus'' includes samples from Hungarian progressive rock band Omega, the Holy Name of Mary Choral Family, Nina Simone, and Beenie Man, amongst several others.
* SelfParody: By the time of ''Yeezus'', Kanye seems to have realized how comically overblown his ego is. While a number of the songs are completely serious (such as "New Slaves" and "Black Skinhead"), some of the other songs on the album take common rap boasts and make them as over-the-top as possible, such as the line above under {{Corpsing}} and this entry, also from "On Sight":
-->''Real nigga back in the house again''\\
''Black Timbs all on your couch again''\\
''Black dick all in your spouse again''\\
''And I know she like chocolate men''\\
''She got more niggas off than Cochran''
** Another standout is ''I am a God'', wherein Kanye proclaims his divinity, which includes lyrics like the following:
-->''I am a god''\\
''So hurry up with my damn massage''\\
''In a French-ass restaurant''\\
''Hurry up with my damn croissants''\\
''I am a god''\\
''I am a god''\\
''I am a god''
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* CarefulWithThatAxe: From "I'm in It":
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** Kanye does several JamesBrown-esque screams on "I Am a God".
** From "I'm in It":
** Kanye does several JamesBrown-esque screams on "I Am a God".
** From "I'm in It":
* DrunkenSong: "Hold My Liquor".
* EpicRocking: "Hold My Liquor" (5:26) and "Blood on the Leaves" (6:00).
* EpicRocking: "Hold My Liquor" (5:26) and "Blood on the Leaves" (6:00).
* AGodAmI: One of the major themes of this album, especially with "I Am a God." It's not actually intended to be blasphemous, as Kanye's a Christian — it's based on a Bible verse (Psalms 82:6, to specify) — but the shock and controversy of it was certainly not an accident.
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* MetalScream: Several times, most notably "I am a God" and "Black Skinhead." Live performances take this to another level.
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* TextlessAlbumCover: The album has no cover and the actual sticker put on the album case has no text on it (except on some occasions, in which "YEEZUS" will be written on it in marker).
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** Music/BonIver returns on "Hold My Liquor", previously having sung on "Monster" and "Lost in the World".
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* AllStarCast [=/=] LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: The collaborators that Kanye enlisted for work on this album. According to Wikipedia, there were ''23'' people (some of them listed above).
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* AllStarCast [=/=] LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: The collaborators that Kanye enlisted for work on this album. According to Wikipedia, there were ''23'' people (some of them listed above).
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* CarefulWithThatAxe: From "I'm in It":
-->"Then she came like '''AAAAAA-A-A-A-AH'''
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* TheImmodestOrgasm: "I'm in It" samples several sounds of female moaning (presumably from pornos) for its beat.
* IntercourseWithYou: "I'm in It" is an especially...explicit and unforgiving example.
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* CallBack: A lot of them to ''MBDTF''.
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* CallBack: A lot of them to ''MBDTF''.''[[Music/MyBeautifulDarkTwistedFantasy MBDTF]]''.
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West gathered [[AllStarCast a slew of collaborators]] for production on the album including Music/DaftPunk, Music/{{Skrillex}}, Music/KidCudi, Music/ChiefKeef, Music/{{OFWGKTA}}, and [[Music/WuTangClan RZA]], and was influenced by minimalist design and architecture when making the album, reportedly visiting a furniture exhibit at the Louvre multiple times for inspiration. His views on the album were especially perfectionist, and he ended up enlisting the help of Music/RickRubin as an executive producer just over 2 weeks before its due date to strip down its soundscapes.
''Yeezus'' was seen as one of the most anticipated albums of the year, and when it was released, it saw very [[BrokenBase polarized]] reactions from critics and the public. Critics ''loved'' the album, commending its direction and hailing it as one of West's {{Magnum Opus}}es, while public reception was notably more [[LoveItOrHateIt divided]].
''Yeezus'' was seen as one of the most anticipated albums of the year, and when it was released, it saw very [[BrokenBase polarized]] reactions from critics and the public. Critics ''loved'' the album, commending its direction and hailing it as one of West's {{Magnum Opus}}es, while public reception was notably more [[LoveItOrHateIt divided]].
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His views on the album were especially perfectionist, and he ended up enlisting the help of Music/RickRubin as an executive producer just over 2 weeks before its due date to strip down itssoundscapes.
soundscapes. The end result was a unique musical experience -- for better or for worse. From the beginning of the album, ''Yeezus'' assaults you with abrasive sonic experimentation, incorporating everything from industrial to dancehall and electro.
''Yeezus'' was seen as one of the most anticipated albums of the year, and when it was released, it saw very [[BrokenBase polarized]] reactions from critics and the public. Critics ''loved'' the album, commending its direction and hailing it as one of West's {{Magnum Opus}}es, while public reception was notably more [[LoveItOrHateIt divided]]. It has, however, [[VindicatedByHistory been given more praise over time]].
His views on the album were especially perfectionist, and he ended up enlisting the help of Music/RickRubin as an executive producer just over 2 weeks before its due date to strip down its
''Yeezus'' was seen as one of the most anticipated albums of the year, and when it was released, it saw very [[BrokenBase polarized]] reactions from critics and the public. Critics ''loved'' the album, commending its direction and hailing it as one of West's {{Magnum Opus}}es, while public reception was notably more [[LoveItOrHateIt divided]]. It has, however, [[VindicatedByHistory been given more praise over time]].
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* MinimalistAlbumCover: AlbumTitleDrop: The image quote, taken from "I Am a God".
* AudienceParticipationSong: The audience always shouts the "hurry up with my damn croissants!" line from "I Am a God".
* BlackmailIsSuchAnUglyWord: In "Hold My Liquor":
-->Slightly scratch your Corolla\\
Okay, I smashed your Corolla
* BlasphemousBoast: "I Am a God". Saying that this song was controversial would be an {{understatement}}, but it's reasoned for quite well if you look at Psalms 82:6:
-->"I have said, '''Ye''' are gods; and all of you are children of the most High."
* CallBack: A lot of them to ''MBDTF''.
** Music/BonIver returns on "Hold My Liquor", previously having sung on "Monster" and "Lost in the World".
** Speaking of "Monster", there's the "On Sight" line of "A monster about to come alive again".
** The autotuned warbling of Kanye's voice at the end of "Blood on the Leaves" harkens back to the "unintelligible singing buried under a vocoder" ending of "Runaway".
* DarkerAndEdgier: More sonically abrasive and more lyrically heavy than any of his other albums.
* ExactWords: See BlasphemousBoast above.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: "New Slaves" contains the line "I know that we the new slaves, I see the '''blood on the leaves'''", which happens to be the title of track 7.
* MinimalisticCoverArt: Probably the most minimalist album cover of all time -- ''there is no album cover''. Just a red sticker (that may or may not have "YEEZUS" written on it) and that'sit.it.
* SensoryAbuse: The album's abrasive nature can be this to some; special note goes to the start of the album.
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* AudienceParticipationSong: The audience always shouts the "hurry up with my damn croissants!" line from "I Am a God".
* BlackmailIsSuchAnUglyWord: In "Hold My Liquor":
-->Slightly scratch your Corolla\\
Okay, I smashed your Corolla
* BlasphemousBoast: "I Am a God". Saying that this song was controversial would be an {{understatement}}, but it's reasoned for quite well if you look at Psalms 82:6:
-->"I have said, '''Ye''' are gods; and all of you are children of the most High."
* CallBack: A lot of them to ''MBDTF''.
** Music/BonIver returns on "Hold My Liquor", previously having sung on "Monster" and "Lost in the World".
** Speaking of "Monster", there's the "On Sight" line of "A monster about to come alive again".
** The autotuned warbling of Kanye's voice at the end of "Blood on the Leaves" harkens back to the "unintelligible singing buried under a vocoder" ending of "Runaway".
* DarkerAndEdgier: More sonically abrasive and more lyrically heavy than any of his other albums.
* ExactWords: See BlasphemousBoast above.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: "New Slaves" contains the line "I know that we the new slaves, I see the '''blood on the leaves'''", which happens to be the title of track 7.
* MinimalisticCoverArt: Probably the most minimalist album cover of all time -- ''there is no album cover''. Just a red sticker (that may or may not have "YEEZUS" written on it) and that's
* SensoryAbuse: The album's abrasive nature can be this to some; special note goes to the start of the album.
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'''''Yeezus''''' is the sixth album by American rapper Music/KanyeWest, released on June 18, 2013.
West gathered [[AllStarCast a slew of collaborators]] for production on the album including Music/DaftPunk, Music/{{Skrillex}}, Music/KidCudi, Music/ChiefKeef, Music/{{OFWGKTA}}, and [[Music/WuTangClan RZA]], and was influenced by minimalist design and architecture when making the album, reportedly visiting a furniture exhibit at the Louvre multiple times for inspiration. His views on the album were especially perfectionist, and he ended up enlisting the help of Music/RickRubin as an executive producer just over 2 weeks before its due date to strip down its soundscapes.
''Yeezus'' was seen as one of the most anticipated albums of the year, and when it was released, it saw very [[BrokenBase polarized]] reactions from critics and the public. Critics ''loved'' the album, commending its direction and hailing it as one of West's {{Magnum Opus}}es, while public reception was notably more [[LoveItOrHateIt divided]].
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!!Tracklist:
# "On Sight" (2:36)
# "Black Skinhead" (3:08)
# "I Am a God" (3:51)
# "New Slaves" (4:16)
# "Hold My Liquor" (5:26)
# "I'm In It" (3:54)
# "Blood on the Leaves" (6:00)
# "Guilt Trip" (4:03)
# "Send It Up" (2:58)
# "Bound 2" (3:49)
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!!Blood on the tropes:
* MinimalistAlbumCover: Probably the most minimalist album cover of all time -- ''there is no album cover''. Just a red sticker (that may or may not have "YEEZUS" written on it) and that's it.
[[caption-width-right:350:''I just talked to Jesus / He said "What up, Yeezus?"'']]
'''''Yeezus''''' is the sixth album by American rapper Music/KanyeWest, released on June 18, 2013.
West gathered [[AllStarCast a slew of collaborators]] for production on the album including Music/DaftPunk, Music/{{Skrillex}}, Music/KidCudi, Music/ChiefKeef, Music/{{OFWGKTA}}, and [[Music/WuTangClan RZA]], and was influenced by minimalist design and architecture when making the album, reportedly visiting a furniture exhibit at the Louvre multiple times for inspiration. His views on the album were especially perfectionist, and he ended up enlisting the help of Music/RickRubin as an executive producer just over 2 weeks before its due date to strip down its soundscapes.
''Yeezus'' was seen as one of the most anticipated albums of the year, and when it was released, it saw very [[BrokenBase polarized]] reactions from critics and the public. Critics ''loved'' the album, commending its direction and hailing it as one of West's {{Magnum Opus}}es, while public reception was notably more [[LoveItOrHateIt divided]].
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!!Tracklist:
# "On Sight" (2:36)
# "Black Skinhead" (3:08)
# "I Am a God" (3:51)
# "New Slaves" (4:16)
# "Hold My Liquor" (5:26)
# "I'm In It" (3:54)
# "Blood on the Leaves" (6:00)
# "Guilt Trip" (4:03)
# "Send It Up" (2:58)
# "Bound 2" (3:49)
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!!Blood on the tropes:
* MinimalistAlbumCover: Probably the most minimalist album cover of all time -- ''there is no album cover''. Just a red sticker (that may or may not have "YEEZUS" written on it) and that's it.