Yeezy is argued to be the most influential singer of the last two decades.
Introduction
Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign recently sat down for an exclusive interview with Big Boy, covering various topics related to their collaborative project, Vultures. However, it was Kanye’s bold claim about inventing music styles that sparked attention and debate.
Kanye’s Bold Claim
During the interview, Kanye asserted that he had invented every music style of the past 20 years, including genres associated with artists like The Weeknd, Drake, Future, and Young Thug. He specifically mentioned his influence on autotune music, attributing its popularity to his work.
Critique and Response
While Kanye’s assertion raised eyebrows, some pointed out the role of artists like T-Pain in popularizing autotune. Additionally, Kanye’s omission of Kid Cudi, who heavily influenced his album “808s & Heartbreak,” was noted. Cudi’s impact on melodic hip-hop and paving the way for artists like Drake was also highlighted.
Collaboration and Appreciation
Kanye expressed gratitude towards Ty Dolla $ign for standing by him despite criticism. He compared Ty to longtime collaborator Mike Dean, praising his ability to enhance music with his skills in songwriting and production.
Conclusion
Kanye West’s claim to have invented music styles in the past two decades sparked debate and reflection on his influence in the music industry.
While his assertion may be viewed skeptically by some, his collaboration with Ty Dolla $ign and appreciation for loyal collaborators like Mike Dean demonstrate his ongoing impact on music.
