Everybody want to know what I would do if I didn't win.

I guess we'll never know. I don't get enough of it. Jesus just rose again.

Listen to the kids.

Welcome to Watching the Throne.

A lyrical analysis of Kanye West, West, West, West, West.

My name is Chris Lambert.

And my name is Travis Bean and, you know, sometimes I come into these recordings, like,

I feel a little down, a little defeated because it's required me to like spend hours researching a single

Kanye song. But today, even though I did spend a long time in the sum, longer than I think I

usually spend on Kanye's, I feel invigorated and ready to go. It's the vignettes. The vignettes

will get you. I mean mean I think historically if I can be

famous for anything as a non-famous person who actually isn't really famous for anything

in the county community but if I had to pick something it might be or maybe infamous for

something it would be, or maybe infamous for something.

It would be my historically logged.

I don't even want to say apathy towards gorgeous,

but I definitely haven't liked it as much as other people.

But this time around, I think I'm coming around to it.

I'm happy to hear that because it's one of those songs that I've loved since the first

listen and the apathy that you've had since we started this podcast in 2015 was

something that always threw me a little bit, though I'm sure you feel that way regarding me and some songs in Yeas discography.

Yeah, all of the lights is a perfect example.

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