Kanye West - 'All Day' TRACK REVIEW

In my opinion, Kanye West's latest single is the best teaser track we've heard for his upcoming album thus far.

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Y'all know this is just my opinion, right? What did you think of this album? Love it? Hate it? Why? What should I review next, eh?

[FrankJavCee]

The one thing I really liked about this track was the bass heavy synth at the end with the airy arp thing goin on. Also flame throwers.

[aRttenBANANA]

I'm still sad this wasn't on TLOP

[AntonioPerez]

I had a dream last night that Fantano reviewed a new Kanye album and gave it a light 9

[bigbadslimee]

10/10
Kanye did it again!
Ye about to go 7/7 classic albums
We are witnessing the greatest streak in the history of the genre.

[lukeferraro]

FourFiveSeconds horrific? But Lil Pumps mix tape is a 7. Right.

[ArmandTheBlackRevolutionary]

He underrates the fuck out of Kanye's lyrical ability.  Has he never heard All Falls Down, Power, or Breathe In Breathe Out?

[Youngapollo]

The outro is pretty weird, but honestly Paul's whistling and guitar part right after the grime break is so soothing and really shows that even if you party all day and your schedule is always full, you gotta slow down and live life, enjoy the fruits of your labor.

[imrobtyler]

1:34 that's my artwork for "Wolves" that I made and posted on KTT!

[Zgamer]

This is a fun ass song to bump in the car..

[pimpgholla]

Kanye said himself that he is going to abandon the minimalist angst of YEEZUS and return to his more melodic pocket. We should see a return to the sampling, and if you listen to the flow, the arrogance is still there and the wordplay is improving. The slave line was a bit of a reach for me but people love it anyway (not sure Farrakhan will lol). So Help Me God should be something to look forward to

[mawiiile]

only 2 weeks till new kdot album i'm freaking out

[specter]

0:09 he predicted the donda cover holy fuckle

[dkrkceil]

Why does he assume that we aren't getting any deep lyrics out of ye? Gorgeous? All falls down? Jesus Walks? I Wonder?

[tommyscafidi]

HOW COULD YOU NOT MENTION ALLAN KINGDOM?!?! 

[Jonmad]

FourFiveSeconds is the best thing Rihanna's ever done. I don't understand how anyone could possibly hate it.

[ds]

Live version is absolute madness, studio version is a slight letdown. Feels weird to say that about a rap song though it's usually the opposite.

[Mfd]

I agree, I liked the live performance better than the CD version.

[Naxio]

5 years has passed and I still levitate to the heavenly sounding background vocals

[oceanswav]

Bro said four five seconds was god awful 🤦‍♂️
(BLASPHEMY)

[Basketharry]

It's quite honestly embarrassing to hear Anthony's opinion on Kanye. You're still parroting the same phrases and opinions you had on him like five years ago. Do your opinions never change or develop. Does your taste never refine itself? I guess you're trying to keep some continuity but at least be honest enough to admit that you were wrong on My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy and Yeezus. History has objectively proven you wrong on those albums. You have critics, musicians and people in the music business giving universal acclaim to those albums but in your arrogance and stubbornness, you still remain on the side of the confused 'top 40' listening general public who didn't get and were confused by those two albums becaues it challenged them too much.

Absolutely nothing compares to what Kanye did post 808s within the hip-hop genre. It's observable and his name will be permanently attached to the genre. Everyone who's even moderately interested in music can see his unparalleled contribution and sophisticated approach to the genre. I can't take a guy seriously who puts Graduation, which features some of his worst songs by far like Barry Bonds and Drunk and Hot Girls, above 808s, MBDTF and Yeezus. It's even more ridiculous coming out of your mouth. I've watched you for many years and I know you like experimental music that doesn't care about commercial performance. So why do you dislike Kanye's outputs post 808s? It doesn't make any sense seeing how you judge and value music.

Your opinions on most hip-hop music were always strange and ill informed. You were hellbent on disliking Drake for as long as he had a music careers until you realized that you were on the wrong track once again while everyone else was praising him so you made a complete 180.

Most of your favorite hip-hop albums are some of the most safe picks you can make. Madvillainy and 36 Chambers? I guess if you disliked those nobody would care about your opinions on the genre. Just admit that hip-hop isn't really your thing, you even made a video about it. You review hip-hop because it gets you the most views.