A lot of fans all over the world stood by the controversial rapper Kanye West through thick and thin. We know about his mood swings; we know about his love life; and we know just about how much love he has in the entertainment world.
In recent years, Kanye has attracted more attention in rap music than any other in the industry – maybe for his ingenuity, emotions or for Kim Kardarsian’s sake. Yea, most people would hiss to that name but it’s all working for the couple so we shouldn’t give a hoot about their marriage. Let’s worry more about his music.
Yeezy just confirmed that he won’t be releasing albums on CD’s ever again. ‘Heartbroken’ describes how we feel right now.
He also said that Yeezus will remain his last album on compact disc. He surely has been tinkering with the plan to only stream his music online and this is more likely to start from his release of The Life Pablo. The contract will presumably fall to Jay-z’s Tidal.
Uuuuum… hi everybody!
— KANYE WEST (@kanyewest) March 7, 2016
I was thinking about not making CDs ever again… Only streaming
— KANYE WEST (@kanyewest) March 7, 2016
the Yeezus album packaging was an open casket to CDs r.i.p
— KANYE WEST (@kanyewest) March 7, 2016
uuuuuuum, so there it is… No more CDs from me
— KANYE WEST (@kanyewest) March 7, 2016
We’ve got Kanye back on CD’s all the way from The College Dropout (2004), Late Registration (2005), Graduation (2007), 808s & Heartbreaks (2008), My Beautiful Dark Fantasy (2010), Yeezus (2013)… and now that news of Kanye’s announcement on March 7 has reached us, we feel betrayed, used and dumped. Dang!
How could he consider such as a business plan as if CD players has gone extinct?
Above all, how profitable is streaming going to be for him considering his current debts?
Well, he is a god after all.
Now we know Kanye is always evolving. We also know that he won’t mind burning in hell anyone who gets stuck on CD’s.
We will stream along with him down the road even if it leads to Ill******* – you just said that.