u/slowismyusername

I love the sound of this album so much more than the released Donda. Release Donda feels like a standard funeral, all black with sadder tones, while Donda: With Child feels like those African funerals with music, dancing, and colorful outfits. Donda: With Child has some of the Yandhi leftovers that haven't been released, but songs like This Is The Glory, Donda, With Child, Wake The Dead, and some of the older versions of the song beat Bye Bye Baby, Last Name, New Body, City in the Sky, and even Chakras. After listening to Yandhi, I understood why people were upset with Jesus is King. However, I don't understand why the same sentiment isn't shared with Donda and Donda: With Child, because this is by far one of my favorite Ye projects, released and unreleased.

I know Daupe! and Westside Gunn don't do repressing for the albums, however the album arts have been updated and I don't believe there is a pressing with the new covers. I also saw the Supreme Blientele was pressed 3 times, with the original name and cover, the Chris Benoit name and Cover, and the God is the Greatest name and cover, but I don't know if that's considered a repressing or not.

I recently got into Westside Gunn because of his remix of PREACHER MAN that he uploaded to his Instagram account. I started listening to him slowly, started with HEELS HAVE EYES because I used to be a big wrestling fan when I was growing up, so I would most likely get most of the references he makes. I got to the outro on POWER HOUSE HOBBS and it genuinely blew me away. This song instantly became one of my favorite songs of all time.