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KiD CuDi Ft. Kanye West – Erase Me (W/Download)

KiD CuDi Ft. Kanye West – Erase Me (W/Download)

KiD CuDi Ft. Kanye West - Erase Me ...

July 16, 2010
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Kanye West – Flashing Lights ft. Dwele

Kanye West – Flashing Lights ft. Dwele

Music video by Kanye West performing Flashing Lights. ...

July 15, 2010
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Kanye West – Good Life ft. T-Pain

Kanye West – Good Life ft. T-Pain

Music video by Kanye West performing Good Life. ...

July 15, 2010
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Kanye West – Stronger

Kanye West – Stronger

Music video by Kanye West performing Stronger. (C) ...

July 14, 2010
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Bush Doesnt Care About Black People

Bush Doesnt Care About Black People

Bush Doesnt Care About Black People

July 10, 2010
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Kanye West – Heartless

Kanye West – Heartless

Music video by Kanye West performing Heartless. (C) ...

July 7, 2010
One of the most successful pop personalities of the ’00s, Chi-town producer/emcee Kanye West may be hip-hop’s most unlikely superstar. After Jay-Z’s The Blueprint dropped in 2001 with West productions “Izzo (H.O.V.A.)” and “Never Change,” his patented chipmunk soul (sped-up soul loops for choruses; dramatic, sweeping strings) ushered in a new era of polished hip-hop formalism. It was a nice rejoinder to the bombast of Timbaland and the Neptunes. Many doubted that West could make the transition from producer to emcee; his flow was rigid compared to his Roc-A-Fella counterparts, and his middle-class perspective was the antithesis of their crack raps. But on his 2004 debut, College Dropout, West delivered one of the most thematically complex pop albums of the decade, alternately accepting and rejecting rap’s conspicuous consumerism and reconciling his middle-class upbringing with hip-hop’s more nihilistic archetypes. Subsequent albums documented West’s ascension from quirky underdog to king of the hip-hop world, a position he continued to hold with 2008′s mystifying 808s & Heartbreak, which brandished his sensitive heart on its Auto-Tuned sleeve.