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From 11 a.m. not available on delivery. Welcome to Dissect. Long form Musical Analysis broken into short digestible episodes.

I'm your host Cole Kushna. Today we continue our serialized examination of Kanyay West my beautiful dark twisted fantasy.

On our last episode, we dissected the album's third track, Power,

a kind of psychoanalysis on the concept of Power,

an exploration of Kanye's relationship to celebrity and fame. Due to the inherent pressure and

fears of power, we heard Kanii's self-aggrandizing egotism decay over the course of the

song, which concludes with Kanii fantasizing about his own suicide. In many ways, this imagined suicide marks the end of the album's large-scale

introduction. On Dark Fantasy, gorgeous and power,

Kaniy establishes a witty, wealthy, erratic, somewhat reckless character who's

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