Yeat or Yeatzus? "2093" Album analysis
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
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Avaa & There's a great article I read called "Yeat, Satan, and How To Be An Ambitious Perc Addict" that summarizes why I think his lyrics have always been a lot more interesting than they seem, and 2093 pushes that even further for me. Drugs are Satan, CEOs are God, Yeat gets clean and it only makes him more evil
(Plus he still has an ear for punch lines, "Imma buy your whole company then sell your hard work for a dime" is maybe the funniest flex I've ever heard in a rap song)
YESSIR OMG 2093 IS THE GREATEST ALBUM EVER SO HYPED TO SEE THE BREAKDOWN AND REACTION
Zip em up after, what the fuck?
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@@thegang-star4482he just fw the album, start learning to show appreciation and pls stfu
@@thegang-star4482he’s not wrong
@@thegang-star4482bro definitely thinks vultures is better
AVAA I loved Yeat since Up 2 Me and I’ve seen his progression since then and I always thought that he had the potential to overtake his contemporaries like Travis Scott and Playboi Carti and even if you don’t like his music, you have to respect his work ethic. He produces and mixes a lot of his own music and just understands vibes. As someone with a past with substance abuse issues, some of the lyrics on this thing resonate with me in a way that I didn’t expect. He’s not a lyrical genius in any form, but I find that he has a charisma that cannot be overlooked, especially compared to someone like Travis Scott. Great album by a great artist, imo. Edit: yes the album is long but I dont find it to be bloated and besides the subpar features, I find it to be a very enjoyable listen all the way through.
agree, having an album be that long while also not getting boring at all is really impressive especially since yeat is known for his repetitiveness
Well said
I know you’re very busy in general, Professor Skye, and AVAA, but I was really hoping for you to give an analysis of the lyrics’ heavy involvement with the theme of sobriety! I was waiting eagerly these past few days for your thoughts on it haha. Although it may seem yeat is not saying much, every single line on the album (no exaggeration here) seems to support the idea that Yeat is displaying a conversation between his two selves: the addict/disrespectful/money hungry/psycho ceo yeat and his sober self he truly strives to become. The cinematic sound is not used simply for aesthetic but to help progress this story of Yeat’s journey to sobriety. This all being done with the cyberpunk 2093 metaphor to represent how far removed Yeat initially felt from sobriety, even though he seems to acheive it near the conclusion of the album (proving to battle temptations there as well of course). Yeat’s lyrics and delivery seem extremely well thought out just as though he was performing in a play rather than just spewing out the year’s next trap album. But of course AVAA and would love to know your thoughts!! ❤
There's still so much more to unpack, especially at the end he mentions there is '9 of ya'. In other songs earlier in the album he mentions there's multiple demons/versions of him self too. He also purposely repeats lines in the album making it seem like every lyric had a meaning
@@emmetkeane4807 there for sure is a lot left to unpack. Honestly though, I’m leaning towards him saying “there’s none of ya” with a very strong accent on 1093. But he rly does repeat specific lines throughout the album!
he does say there's nine of ya and each line up to that point ending in ya counts up to 9 different lines@@indrabhattacharyya
@@lemiath woah that’s a really good catch, you’re right about that. I wonder if he’s only referring to the nine “ya” adlibs here or if it really ties back into the theme. Maybe there’s 9 vices he explores throughout the album?
I forsee you reviewing something from 1c (nettspend, xaviersobased, phreshboyswag) since they're very quickly becoming the new face of New York's underground. Maybe keep an eye out for the new phreshboy project VIP
real shit. i love kynlary most but his name isnt as big, his sound is one of the most unique and ive heard in years tho. yhapojj as well, one of my favorite artist now
You asked if there was any overlap in Yeat and Quadeca fanbases - they have both been #1 on my Spotify wrapped over the years. I am just one data point, but I find them to be two of the most compelling new artists of my generation, both pushing sounds and creativity in very different ways. I am 21 for reference
Real coincidences that I am a big fan of both and I always feel like there's a deeper depth in their artistry than what people think it might be
This guy is like 17 years old and 54 at the same time
Who Yeat? Maybe that’s what our minds will be like in 2093, 17 and 54 at the same time.
@@jujuthedude why r u here if u dont know who yeat is
@@konstanbean my bad I was high last night and thought you were talking about Yeat not the Professor. I know who Yeat is lol
I approve
@@jujuthedude 😂
Never liked yeat before this but I love this album
i was not expecting you to talk about this album at all. this is a welcome surprise though, i love yeat and i love your commentary on albums.
5:25 whys danny catching strays 😢😢, nah but AAVA, wonderful video as always prof! I watch all your stuff but only really recently realized I dont tend to comment, so, yeah :)
AVAA, and I am glad to say that I am now a Yeat listener as well as a Quadrilangthenite listener (although I do tend to listen to basically any music) 2093 surprised me in the best way. Really cool album, even though its longer than it needs to be. Excited to see where Yeat goes next.
i been a fan of yeat since 4L and this album is insane for him. it has to be his best and him becoming sober and more creative with his music makes me really happy and excited to see what hes going to make next
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its the best album ever made
What is number 2 for you?
@@jujuthedudeup 2 me probably
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AVAA. Day 4 of watching and commenting on a Professor Skye video until he reviews Tetsuo & Youth.
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If he can get his writing to a higher level I believe he can become crazy big in a similar sense to carti,uzi or future along with making some songs shorter so they don’t drag on but I’m sure he will after the development of his sound so far over such a small period
He’s actually sober now tho so when he mentions drug he’s talking about how he was before like he does mentoning it on multiple songs
Love the review mate would you ever react to uk music, there’s so much good stuff you haven’t heard making a great vid
in my opinion he had much more lyrical substance on this album than carti and uzis ever had
avaa. you had me crying with the team ceo lyrics, that was so funny
AVAA I honestly don’t know when I started listening to yeat but once I did I definitely enjoyed his music
I understand what you mean by him having a rappers voice
He does a good job at using his voice as an instrument and blends it really well with his beats
Danny brown has an amazing voice and you saying you don’t get it is very telling. As a french lit professor you’d think you’d have more of an affection for the aesthetic and therefore understand the less pop infused endeavors by artists.
Feels very good to watch David guetta talk about Yeat
AAVA, I always knew this album is a conversation between yeat and the psycho ceo, he talks about his sobriety and wrong doings and all throughout the album he gains this confidence against the demon(psycho ceo) and in 1093 the ceo gives him the peace to go on to continue his sobriety by himself
AVAA there’s still time and opportunity to check out Ganger by Veeze
I genuinely like Danny Brown’s rapping voice - it’s so zany and animated, I can’t seem to get enough of it
It’s incredibly emotive and singular. Very weird he doesn’t understand that. I wonder what his fav voices are lol
Westside Gunn , Young Thug, Travis Scott, Playboi Carti and JID have the best voices in rap currently for me.
I like Yeat but I’m not totally sold on him yet as someone special who will be relevant for a decade plus.. I need to listen to the full album , only have heard about half of 2093 so far.. Production is very cool , I just question if he can keep me engaged for an hour and 11 minutes as a rapper.
I always end up focusing on bits of the review that aren’t the main point.. what I found interesting was you mentioning the Ye shaped hole.. and MJ too etc. And I’m watching this after the Quadeca review so I’m thinking about grief too.
The way I’ve started thinking about grief, and things missing is instead of the hole it’s more like a piece chipped or broken away. So instead of a person (grief) or culture (absence of figure) becoming riddled with holes, we are just reshaped. When Ye arrived, for eg, he helped grow culture.. he added and what he added hasn’t gone and continues to grow as others are influenced. The bit that is his presence has now started to erode but someone will come along and their presence will add to culture but not fill the exact same space. I dunno.. hard to really explain my mental approach and grief feels like a hole because you physically feel that emptiness inside but it helped me by thinking of it as me being reshaped. 13:50 in and clearly avaa
If I could sum up Yeats new sound it would be a mashup between Yeezus + Rodeo + The Voidz, looking forward to his next project and how this one ages
He said it best, really
"They might not get this shit at first
It's like fitting all that Porsche up inside a purse"
This album isn't just 3 drum loops stuck together with perc'd out adlibs, it's a full project about sobriety
AVAA. Yeat always drops 20+ song albums. I hope he continues to do so hahaha. Also I think there is a theme amongst the album of year fighting his personal demons and I believe a lot of the lines where it sounds like he's talking to someone, I think its really directed at himself.
To answer your question, my top 2 albums this year are 2093 and Scrapyard lol. Also ILUV is my favorite off the album!
AVAA.. I think the best voices are Pop Smoke, 2004-2010 Lil Wayne, Yeat, and Juice WRLD
AVAA. Weird comparison, but I almost view Yeat like a Liz Fraser from Cocteau Twins at this point with how he uses his voice as more of an instrument than a tool to say something. Needless to say he has a way different emotional range than Liz, but musically their voices fill similar roles. The way I intellectualize it is that I don't look to a guitar or a drum to say something profound, they just serve as part of a palette.
Why is this so fucking entertaining 😂
I understand your perspective but at times I get more 808s and heartbreak from this
18:05 😂
Wayyyyyyy better than Vultures
No its not
@@Parafraxus12yes it is quit crying
@@DonovanGG__Vultures is a concept album and actually is pretty deep I can prove it but it’s a lot to type .. but the yea the production on 2093 is better.
@@jujuthedude yeah it is I agree but man Hood-rat is so bad😭😭😭
@@DonovanGG__ I don’t mind it but I definitely understand why people don’t like it. It’s a bottom tier Kanye album for me but bottom tier Ye for me is still good .
avaa
Great review as always!
ILUV is an anthem to haters and future fans, like it's a mission statement, "I know you tryin’ not to listen to me, yeah, but I know you love it"
he could be your best friend or your worst enemy, "I know you need to cry so here's a shoulder, I heard you tryna die so here's a boulder"
for the lyricism Yeat lacks he makes up for in how he uses his voice and the beats he has and "vibe" he makes with his music, he doesn't NEED the lyricism fr but if he does decide to up it like he has taken a step with this album he will REALLY go up as an artist because as it is his music stands without the lyricism
AVAA but I have never disagreed with you more, ILUV is my favorite Yeat song ever and has the most innovative production on the whole album
facts! he was a producer on that song and the crystal castles sample blew my mind. and the beat drop was just insane like some underground edm bass music type shit which is wild for a mainstream rapper to be putting out
@@k2a2l2 exactly! whole album is crazy but that one is so different, the way his adlibs play off the sample is too fire
I know i dont speak for all gen z, but at least amongst my peers and majority of those I know in my age demographic, we dont gravitate toward yeat. I do notice really young kids, gen alpha. Middle schoolers to freshmen are obsessed with him, as in listen to his music exclusively.
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yeat cooking with his voice
I love yeat
Vince Staples has the best voice in Hip Hop currently. It comes across so effortless and smooth. It also contributes to the mood set in his lyrics, describing traumatizing events or normal activities to him that he recognizes a white audience won’t have any personal reference to likely. I remember the video of the white mom listening to NORF NORF, and crying because of the horrible stuff he’s describing. AVAA
AVAA. Have you ever listened to Navy Blue or wiki? Feel like you’d like em
My guy, listen to Red Burns by Standing on the Corner
Yeatzus is hilarious lol
It’s not about what he’s saying it’s about how he’s saying it AVAA
AVAA! You should check out Weiland
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why no votes for JID voice?
AVAA!
I like Westside Gun's voice, but no one has a better voice than Kanye.
Best voice of any rapper is Future, Freddie Gibbs or Billy Woods. AVAA
Nikki Minaj wasn’t on yeezus
Right, I meant Fantasy!
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Ass Video As Always professor
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AVAA this zoomer is most definitely both a Yeat and Quadeca listener 😂
Yeats voice and "accent" is literally made up and put on, and he uses a bunch vocal effects. He does not have a natural rapper voice
Your soccer team is not looking great my friend
No it is not!
Travises voice is way better AVAA
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