OPNov 5, 2025·1 reply
mr get doughDude is addicted to arguing lmao
Im so glad yall saw that for what it was lmao
Nobody’s addicted to arguing. You’re gonna call this post an argument because I responded though so whatever
- Nov 5, 2025
DinoWhen Guilt trip finally hit for me >
Guilt Trip grew on me way later once I related to the lyrics…
“Maybe its cause she into Leos and I was into trios”
i was living that lol - OPNov 5, 2025
aLIENthe mere exposure effect doesn't apply to stuff you actually dislike, op's just trying to sound smart
No I’m not, and yes it can
- Nov 5, 2025·1 replyTheFader
Nobody’s addicted to arguing. You’re gonna call this post an argument because I responded though so whatever
No I’m not
Stop tryna read niggas minds
Nov 5, 2025·2 replies!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_SRM7OM1Zuw
notmyfirstBut you're keeping jigga that nigga? Foh
- OPNov 5, 2025·1 replymr get dough
No I’m not
Stop tryna read niggas minds
Are you done arguing?
Nov 5, 2025·3 repliesDinoMe with Yeezus
I think Yeezus would have been received better on release if it was structured differently, half of the album is similar to what he already did on MBDTF and 808s - a good chunk of the Yeezus songs were actually around and worked on since MBDTF to WTT and CS, some of them even meant or thought of for those projects such as the Cudi song on Yeezus was first meant for WTT with more Cudi vocals and a jay verse without the outro bit of the reggae sample n techno drums - and other songs shifted around too after the dumbass Rubin cut
It's funny tho cuz a lil after Yeezus Kanye felt the same way that Yeezus would have been accepted better if it was structured differently and had like Blood on the Leaves as the intro, which was the og Intro for it but he decided to change it and the tracklisting order on purpose to be more "disruptive" and to go against expectations or the norm standard he had set
- Nov 5, 2025TheFader
Are you done arguing?
No
- OPNov 5, 2025·1 replyWater Giver
I've never ended up liking a song I genuinely dislike
Although I have grown more fond towards some songs I'm neutral for or don't care for
I’ve seen it plenty of times
- Nov 5, 2025internet buddy
But you're keeping jigga that nigga? Foh
Aye bro u the one thats outta bounds rn
- Nov 5, 2025·1 replyinternet buddy
But you're keeping jigga that nigga? Foh
Definitely like it more than hovito but its right next to it on the list
- Nov 5, 2025·1 replyTheFader
I’ve seen it plenty of times
Name 7 times you’ve seen it
- Nov 5, 2025·1 replynotmyfirst
Definitely like it more than hovito but its right next to it on the list
u niggas not gnarly dude
- OPNov 5, 2025mr get dough
Name 7 times you’ve seen it
Drake discography
Nov 5, 2025Jimmy cooks
- Nov 5, 2025·1 replyWater Giver
I think Yeezus would have been received better on release if it was structured differently, half of the album is similar to what he already did on MBDTF and 808s - a good chunk of the Yeezus songs were actually around and worked on since MBDTF to WTT and CS, some of them even meant or thought of for those projects such as the Cudi song on Yeezus was first meant for WTT with more Cudi vocals and a jay verse without the outro bit of the reggae sample n techno drums - and other songs shifted around too after the dumbass Rubin cut
It's funny tho cuz a lil after Yeezus Kanye felt the same way that Yeezus would have been accepted better if it was structured differently and had like Blood on the Leaves as the intro, which was the og Intro for it but he decided to change it and the tracklisting order on purpose to be more "disruptive" and to go against expectations or the norm standard he had set
I was def one of the casual listeners that got filtered hard off that intro
I see the vision now tho so it's a good thing he kept it that way 
Vlonely 🦍Nov 5, 2025I would literally change nothing on my favorite albums
- Nov 5, 2025·1 replymr get dough
u niggas not gnarly dude
Nah we riding with fader u forcing yourself to like that song
- Nov 5, 2025Dino
I was def one of the casual listeners that got filtered hard off that intro
I see the vision now tho so it's a good thing he kept it that wayFacts Yeezus is not Yeezus if on sights not the intro
- OPNov 5, 2025Water Giver
I think Yeezus would have been received better on release if it was structured differently, half of the album is similar to what he already did on MBDTF and 808s - a good chunk of the Yeezus songs were actually around and worked on since MBDTF to WTT and CS, some of them even meant or thought of for those projects such as the Cudi song on Yeezus was first meant for WTT with more Cudi vocals and a jay verse without the outro bit of the reggae sample n techno drums - and other songs shifted around too after the dumbass Rubin cut
It's funny tho cuz a lil after Yeezus Kanye felt the same way that Yeezus would have been accepted better if it was structured differently and had like Blood on the Leaves as the intro, which was the og Intro for it but he decided to change it and the tracklisting order on purpose to be more "disruptive" and to go against expectations or the norm standard he had set
I’m glad he did that because I can’t even picture Blood on the Leaves as an intro
- Nov 5, 2025·3 repliesnotmyfirst
Nah we riding with fader u forcing yourself to like that song
Riding with Fader:
proper 🔩Nov 5, 2025dirty money if i have to remove one song
- Nov 5, 2025aLIEN
the mere exposure effect doesn't apply to stuff you actually dislike, op's just trying to sound smart
I know, that's what I got into in my 2nd follow up reply to op
The "exposure effect" is also not a natural thing people do anyways, it's a thing from radio and clubs, but it goes further than just "repeating" and it can't be tirelessly or else you'll get the opposite effect - and you have to have some kind of attraction to the genre of soundscape it's part of already too
Radio 's "exposure effect" works with associating a song hour neutral or don't really care for with memories of the road and radio chatter to get you to hopefully relate it to fonder memories that will then boomerang into you "thinking" you had a better time with the song than you did - and it also works this way in radio because radio (mainstream radio) purpose is to play songs they think is the most applicable to the most people, so even if Pop isn't your fav genre for example, pretty much everyone likes something from the Pop soundscape and format, thus a higher chance for you to "like" the song eventually and more importantly to at least tolerate it enough to where you WONT change the radio channel or turn it off completely
Just like you allude too, its more complex and layered than just "listening over and over again"
- Nov 5, 2025·1 replyWater Giver
I think Yeezus would have been received better on release if it was structured differently, half of the album is similar to what he already did on MBDTF and 808s - a good chunk of the Yeezus songs were actually around and worked on since MBDTF to WTT and CS, some of them even meant or thought of for those projects such as the Cudi song on Yeezus was first meant for WTT with more Cudi vocals and a jay verse without the outro bit of the reggae sample n techno drums - and other songs shifted around too after the dumbass Rubin cut
It's funny tho cuz a lil after Yeezus Kanye felt the same way that Yeezus would have been accepted better if it was structured differently and had like Blood on the Leaves as the intro, which was the og Intro for it but he decided to change it and the tracklisting order on purpose to be more "disruptive" and to go against expectations or the norm standard he had set
On Sight is my fav song on yeezus too
Perfect intro
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