Prozak, the self-proclaimed "Hitchcock of hip hop," maintained the theme in his set: "Who's getting high tonight?" he asked. The Dirtball began Saturday's festivities with a question: "Who wants to get f****ed up?" the rapper hollered. The company Tech N9ne keeps isn't doing him any favors. Such compelling introspection was unwelcome Saturday.Īlthough he's an astonishing commercial success, Tech N9ne does not garner the critical acclaim he deserves as one of the boldest, most creative artists working today. Tech N9ne is at his best when he exposes his insecurities and darkest fears. The artistic links between Tech N9ne and his tour mates- drugs and decadence- highlight the least attractive and dullest elements of Tech N9ne's personality. You can listen to the track in the video below.The other acts on the Strange Noize tour are defined by their anti-societal rage and bacchanal impulses. However, although these two songs were in the running it was ultimately ‘Essence’ that Kanye was feeling the most. ‘GOD DID’ featured verses from Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, John Legend and Fridayy, but Jay-Z’s four-minute verse stole the show for fans.
“Song of the year next to Wait For You,” West wrote alongside a screenshot of him playing Khaled’s all-star posse cut. Giving his personal opinion, as West does frequently, the entrepreneur called them the best songs of 2022.
Furthermore, he highlighted ‘WAIT FOR U’ by Atlanta rapper Future. North Carolina rapper DaBaby even put his own unique spin on the record.įollowing another influx of rants, this time aimed at GAP, Kanye also praised DJ Khaled’s ‘GOD DID’. Keeping the song alive and giving it further mainstream appeal, an official remix featuring Justin Bieber was later released. Despite not clinching a Grammy, the track won a multitude of other awards and has been certified double platinum by the RIAA. The Nigerian-born collaboration debuted at number nine on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming the first Nigerian track to ever appear on the Billboard chart. A melodic afrobeat song, the catchy melody was popular in Africa, the US and Europe, making it a global phenomenon. Commenting directly under Kanye’s post, Campbell commented, “YES!!!! THANK YOU AT Tech N9ne also commented, adding, “Thank you for this energy! Felt great!” Although Kanye’s post was in 2022, the track was, in fact, released in2020 as the fourth single for WizKid’s fourth studio album, Made In Lagos.
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