I don't get it

That he can release anything and still be acclaimed as a genius

It's kind of like that painter who did a self-portrait every year as he slowly succumbed to schizophrenia.

Liquid dogass

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What did he mean?

>>69673900
Grandma's passing?

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>>69674748
The message of the album is that you should subscribe to Tidal.

It's the only reason it was made.

>>69673900
Vote for Trump

puerto rican day parade floatin

>>69673900
Put a gopro on your dick

>>69673900
I think it says "The Life of Pablo"

truly.... this was.. "the life of pablo"

>>69673900
*smacks lips* YEEEEEEEEEE *lays back in chair* *lights a cigarette* THE YEEE *blows out smoke*

>>69677893
This

>>69673900
Its basically him to trying to find meaning through God, but being tempted by what can come with fame and being a celebrity. He feels conflicted about what path to take.

Each Pablo is representative of art, fame/notoriety, and religion respectively. Its whether he neglects what he has (family, god, music) or give into temptation and lose all of that. The album is all about that inner conflict and struggle. The very structure of the album mirrors that. It contrasts perspectives and then builds to a resolution where it ends at Frank's track and the rest are bonus tracks. Its a continuation from where he is a the end of Yeezus in Bound 2.

The tracklist went through different changes, and at once was separated into 3 parts each representing a different stage I assume. The tracklist being the way it is now is intentional when the title was fully decided on. The stylistic choices is integral to the substance. The structure of the album ties in thematically to what the album is about.

its too deep bro

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What did he mean by this?

why was Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1 not thematically connected to Pt. 2 at all? What's the point of splitting them into parts of they're just different tracks?