Why avi mogs and the lore behind it

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Jason Voorhees

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It’s wild how people really look at my avi and just see a teddy bear.

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This is his first album The College Dropout. Kanye’s first real shot his ultimate gamble. He dropped out of Chicago State while his own mother, Donda West, was the Chair of the English Department there. Dropping out wasn't just a choice, it was a symbolic middle finger to the traditional path especially coming from an academic household.


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At the time, Ye was just a small producer. Everyone told him to stay in his lane and just keep making beats, but he went all in. He put all his money, his reputation, and his entire future on the line. It was sink or swim. Unlike most niggas here who just drift through life and muh can't study because of trauma, or can't cope with studies. He dropped out because he believed in his destiny
He was a decent student academically, he didn't drop out because he couldn't do it, he did it because he had pure conviction. He knew exactly what he was about to do.

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HIs entire album is talking about his struggles. All falls down is his commentry on the rat race, then Writing a song and recording it from a neat death car crash in Through the Wire etc. It's his entire commentry of the world.







And that gamble payed off massively. His album did not just sell, it shifted the entire culture. Single handedly pivoted hip hop away from the chokehold of gangsta rap, redefined the sound of the 2000s. A chart topper for week. The most significant album of the 2000s period.


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Ye dropped out 22 years ago and the rest is history. That bear represents everything the risk, the rebellion, and the defiance to be exactly who you are when everyone is telling you to be something else. It’s era
defining for a reason. Kanye is a lot of things but one thing he is not is a coward.

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Kanye west love 1
 
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@Petsmart @Former Shortcel @iblamexyz @imontheloose
 
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People don't know it's an album cover?
 
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ain’t reading alla dat 💀
 
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Niggas make one good album and start free balling everywhere

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@lnceIs @BeanCelll @MLP
 
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Jesus was the carpenter, Yeezy laid beats
 
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I just see a Teddy Bear I don't really to black music. Cool nonetheless.
 
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when someone doesn't recognize Kanye, so death himself comes to take their soul
 
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Jew psyop just like his ex wife
 
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Staring Kanye West GIF


Me thanking you for explaining the lore
 
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@Jgns @IronMike @duhz @Sayori
 
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It’s wild how people really look at my avi and just see a teddy bear.

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This is his first album The College Dropout. Kanye’s first real shot his ultimate gamble. He dropped out of Chicago State while his own mother, Donda West, was the Chair of the English Department there. Dropping out wasn't just a choice, it was a symbolic middle finger to the traditional path especially coming from an academic household.


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At the time, Ye was just a small producer. Everyone told him to stay in his lane and just keep making beats, but he went all in. He put all his money, his reputation, and his entire future on the line. It was sink or swim. Unlike most niggas here who just drift through life and muh can't study because of trauma, or can't cope with studies. He dropped out because he believed in his destiny
He was a decent student academically, he didn't drop out because he couldn't do it, he did it because he had pure conviction. He knew exactly what he was about to do.

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HIs entire album is talking about his struggles. All falls down is his commentry on the rat race, then Writing a song and recording it from a neat death car crash in Through the Wire etc. It's his entire commentry of the world.







And that gamble payed off massively. His album did not just sell, it shifted the entire culture. Single handedly pivoted hip hop away from the chokehold of gangsta rap, redefined the sound of the 2000s. A chart topper for week. The most significant album of the 2000s period.


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Ye dropped out 22 years ago and the rest is history. That bear represents everything the risk, the rebellion, and the defiance to be exactly who you are when everyone is telling you to be something else. It’s era
defining for a reason. Kanye is a lot of things but one thing he is not is a coward.

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Kanye goated, I didn't expect ur avi to have lore
 
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It’s wild how people really look at my avi and just see a teddy bear.

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This is his first album The College Dropout. Kanye’s first real shot his ultimate gamble. He dropped out of Chicago State while his own mother, Donda West, was the Chair of the English Department there. Dropping out wasn't just a choice, it was a symbolic middle finger to the traditional path especially coming from an academic household.


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At the time, Ye was just a small producer. Everyone told him to stay in his lane and just keep making beats, but he went all in. He put all his money, his reputation, and his entire future on the line. It was sink or swim. Unlike most niggas here who just drift through life and muh can't study because of trauma, or can't cope with studies. He dropped out because he believed in his destiny
He was a decent student academically, he didn't drop out because he couldn't do it, he did it because he had pure conviction. He knew exactly what he was about to do.

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HIs entire album is talking about his struggles. All falls down is his commentry on the rat race, then Writing a song and recording it from a neat death car crash in Through the Wire etc. It's his entire commentry of the world.







And that gamble payed off massively. His album did not just sell, it shifted the entire culture. Single handedly pivoted hip hop away from the chokehold of gangsta rap, redefined the sound of the 2000s. A chart topper for week. The most significant album of the 2000s period.


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Ye dropped out 22 years ago and the rest is history. That bear represents everything the risk, the rebellion, and the defiance to be exactly who you are when everyone is telling you to be something else. It’s era
defining for a reason. Kanye is a lot of things but one thing he is not is a coward.

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hes the goat, but DAMN nigga u called me out with muh studies :forcedsmile:, mirin the avi tho its hard I thought it was pretty obv who it referred to lol
 
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It’s wild how people really look at my avi and just see a teddy bear.

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This is his first album The College Dropout. Kanye’s first real shot his ultimate gamble. He dropped out of Chicago State while his own mother, Donda West, was the Chair of the English Department there. Dropping out wasn't just a choice, it was a symbolic middle finger to the traditional path especially coming from an academic household.


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At the time, Ye was just a small producer. Everyone told him to stay in his lane and just keep making beats, but he went all in. He put all his money, his reputation, and his entire future on the line. It was sink or swim. Unlike most niggas here who just drift through life and muh can't study because of trauma, or can't cope with studies. He dropped out because he believed in his destiny
He was a decent student academically, he didn't drop out because he couldn't do it, he did it because he had pure conviction. He knew exactly what he was about to do.

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HIs entire album is talking about his struggles. All falls down is his commentry on the rat race, then Writing a song and recording it from a neat death car crash in Through the Wire etc. It's his entire commentry of the world.







And that gamble payed off massively. His album did not just sell, it shifted the entire culture. Single handedly pivoted hip hop away from the chokehold of gangsta rap, redefined the sound of the 2000s. A chart topper for week. The most significant album of the 2000s period.


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Ye dropped out 22 years ago and the rest is history. That bear represents everything the risk, the rebellion, and the defiance to be exactly who you are when everyone is telling you to be something else. It’s era
defining for a reason. Kanye is a lot of things but one thing he is not is a coward.

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bro listen to osamson ye is buns
 
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I know the people in here aren't the most conventional but still more than I expected that had no clue what the fuck it is
 
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@Swarthy Knight
 
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i love kanye for all the right reasons

does my avi mog
 
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@Centurion_Hunter
 
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It’s wild how people really look at my avi and just see a teddy bear.

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This is his first album The College Dropout. Kanye’s first real shot his ultimate gamble. He dropped out of Chicago State while his own mother, Donda West, was the Chair of the English Department there. Dropping out wasn't just a choice, it was a symbolic middle finger to the traditional path especially coming from an academic household.


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At the time, Ye was just a small producer. Everyone told him to stay in his lane and just keep making beats, but he went all in. He put all his money, his reputation, and his entire future on the line. It was sink or swim. Unlike most niggas here who just drift through life and muh can't study because of trauma, or can't cope with studies. He dropped out because he believed in his destiny
He was a decent student academically, he didn't drop out because he couldn't do it, he did it because he had pure conviction. He knew exactly what he was about to do.

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HIs entire album is talking about his struggles. All falls down is his commentry on the rat race, then Writing a song and recording it from a neat death car crash in Through the Wire etc. It's his entire commentry of the world.







And that gamble payed off massively. His album did not just sell, it shifted the entire culture. Single handedly pivoted hip hop away from the chokehold of gangsta rap, redefined the sound of the 2000s. A chart topper for week. The most significant album of the 2000s period.


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Ye dropped out 22 years ago and the rest is history. That bear represents everything the risk, the rebellion, and the defiance to be exactly who you are when everyone is telling you to be something else. It’s era
defining for a reason. Kanye is a lot of things but one thing he is not is a coward.

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Kanye is a cuck and married Kim Kardashian whos a ran trough whore
He then became a stotmfrontcel
 
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What kinda scummy technique is this? You could've tagged both of them in one messages intead of doing it 2 seperate times.. anything for the reps ig
Desperate times I guess
 
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What kinda scummy technique is this? You could've tagged both of them in one messages intead of doing it 2 seperate times.. anything for the reps ig
Tagging separately actually worsens his rep ratio
 
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Tagging separately actually worsens his rep ratio
Use your brain! Whenever he tags someone, it bumps the thread and also the person he tagged reps the message they got tagged in.
 
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@AmericanSubhuman
 
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I didn’t even realize it was an album cover
 
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Use your brain! Whenever he tags someone, it bumps the thread and also the person he tagged reps the message they got tagged in.
I think this is one of those cases when a user says something foolish and some other user in this case @Centurion_Hunter pats him on the back so he has doubles down on it so he has defend it in some way or other using vague adjectives. Look at the time in which i tagged them barely makes a difference so no point of having a bump twice also two seperate messages being repped instead of one. @Swarthy Knight isn't the one who needs to use his brain. It's you and your oversmart greycel ass. Look at this greycel @Glorious King @savage21
 
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I think this is one of those cases when a user says something foolish and some other user in this case @Centurion_Hunter pats him on the back so he has doubles down on it so he has defend it in some way or other using vague adjectives. Look at the time in which i tagged them barely makes a difference so no point of having a bump twice also two seperate messages being repped instead of one. @Swarthy Knight isn't the one who needs to use his brain. It's you and your oversmart greycel ass. Look at this greycel @Glorious King @savage21
Its fun making greys bioweapons
 
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It’s wild how people really look at my avi and just see a teddy bear.

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This is his first album The College Dropout. Kanye’s first real shot his ultimate gamble. He dropped out of Chicago State while his own mother, Donda West, was the Chair of the English Department there. Dropping out wasn't just a choice, it was a symbolic middle finger to the traditional path especially coming from an academic household.


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At the time, Ye was just a small producer. Everyone told him to stay in his lane and just keep making beats, but he went all in. He put all his money, his reputation, and his entire future on the line. It was sink or swim. Unlike most niggas here who just drift through life and muh can't study because of trauma, or can't cope with studies. He dropped out because he believed in his destiny
He was a decent student academically, he didn't drop out because he couldn't do it, he did it because he had pure conviction. He knew exactly what he was about to do.

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HIs entire album is talking about his struggles. All falls down is his commentry on the rat race, then Writing a song and recording it from a neat death car crash in Through the Wire etc. It's his entire commentry of the world.







And that gamble payed off massively. His album did not just sell, it shifted the entire culture. Single handedly pivoted hip hop away from the chokehold of gangsta rap, redefined the sound of the 2000s. A chart topper for week. The most significant album of the 2000s period.


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Ye dropped out 22 years ago and the rest is history. That bear represents everything the risk, the rebellion, and the defiance to be exactly who you are when everyone is telling you to be something else. It’s era
defining for a reason. Kanye is a lot of things but one thing he is not is a coward.

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Not that deep bro
 
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I think this is one of those cases when a user says something foolish and some other user in this case @Centurion_Hunter pats him on the back so he has doubles down on it so he has defend it in some way or other using vague adjectives. Look at the time in which i tagged them barely makes a difference so no point of having a bump twice also two seperate messages being repped instead of one. @Swarthy Knight isn't the one who needs to use his brain. It's you and your oversmart greycel ass. Look at this greycel @Glorious King @savage21
Not one single word. Post farming attention whoring faggot.
 
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Not one single word. Post farming attention whoring faggot.



@Gengar’s Ghost is this guy an alt? he's going on a barking - spree for no reason whatsoever; I could suspect such w/ the given material by him.
 
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it looks so well put together

it matches with your name

and the white suits your checkmark

high visual iq
 
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I think this is one of those cases when a user says something foolish and some other user in this case @Centurion_Hunter pats him on the back so he has doubles down on it so he has defend it in some way or other using vague adjectives. Look at the time in which i tagged them barely makes a difference so no point of having a bump twice also two seperate messages being repped instead of one. @Swarthy Knight isn't the one who needs to use his brain. It's you and your oversmart greycel ass. Look at this greycel @Glorious King @savage21

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ye this pretty much sums it up
 
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Through the wire is so good, i wonder if things wouldve been different with kanyes career had he never had that car crash
 
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Return to your former glory Jason I demand it :Madge:
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It’s wild how people really look at my avi and just see a teddy bear.

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This is his first album The College Dropout. Kanye’s first real shot his ultimate gamble. He dropped out of Chicago State while his own mother, Donda West, was the Chair of the English Department there. Dropping out wasn't just a choice, it was a symbolic middle finger to the traditional path especially coming from an academic household.


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At the time, Ye was just a small producer. Everyone told him to stay in his lane and just keep making beats, but he went all in. He put all his money, his reputation, and his entire future on the line. It was sink or swim. Unlike most niggas here who just drift through life and muh can't study because of trauma, or can't cope with studies. He dropped out because he believed in his destiny
He was a decent student academically, he didn't drop out because he couldn't do it, he did it because he had pure conviction. He knew exactly what he was about to do.

View attachment 4971405View attachment 4971406


HIs entire album is talking about his struggles. All falls down is his commentry on the rat race, then Writing a song and recording it from a neat death car crash in Through the Wire etc. It's his entire commentry of the world.







And that gamble payed off massively. His album did not just sell, it shifted the entire culture. Single handedly pivoted hip hop away from the chokehold of gangsta rap, redefined the sound of the 2000s. A chart topper for week. The most significant album of the 2000s period.


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Ye dropped out 22 years ago and the rest is history. That bear represents everything the risk, the rebellion, and the defiance to be exactly who you are when everyone is telling you to be something else. It’s era
defining for a reason. Kanye is a lot of things but one thing he is not is a coward.

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yeah but i made my avi on scratch and you didnt :EZ:
 
I might make same thread on nirvana
 
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I've been a big Genesis fan ever since the release of their 1980 album, Duke. Before that I didn't really understand any of their work, though on their last album of the 1970s, the concept-laden And Then There Were Three (a reference to band member Peter Gabriel, who left the group to start a lame solo career), I did enjoy the lovely "Follow You, Follow Me." Otherwise all the albums before Duke seemed too artsy, too intellectual. It was Duke (Atlantic; 1980), where Phil Collins' presence became more apparent, and the music got more modern, the drum machine became more prevalent and the lyrics started getting less mystical and more specific (maybe because of Peter Gabriel's departure), and complex, ambiguous studies of loss became, instead, smashing first-rate pop songs that I gratefully embraced. The songs themselves seemed arranged more around Collins' drumming than Mike Rutherford's bass lines or Tony Banks' keyboard riffs. A classic example of this is "Misunderstanding," which not only was the group's first big hit of the eighties but also seemed to set the tone for the rest of their albums as the decade progressed. The other standout on Duke is "Turn It On Again," which is about the negative effects of television. On the other hand, "Heathaze" is a song I just don't understand, while "Please Don't Ask" is a touching love song written to a separated wife who regains custody of the couple's child. Has the negative aspect of divorce ever been rendered in more intimate terms by a rock 'n' roll group? I don't think so. "Duke Travels" and "Dukes End" might mean something but since the lyrics aren't printed it's hard to tell what Collins is singing about, though there is complex, gorgeous piano work by Tony Banks on the latter track. The only bummer about Duke is "Alone Tonight," which is way too reminiscent of "Tonight Tonight Tonight" from the group's later masterpiece Invisible Touch and the only example, really, of where Collins has plagiarized himself.

Abacab (Atlantic; 1981) was released almost immediately after Duke and it benefits from a new producer, Hugh Padgham, who gives the band a more eighties sound and though the songs .
fairly generic, there are still great bits throughout: the extended jam in the middle of the title track and the horns by some group called Earth, Wind and Fire on "No Reply at All" are just two examples. Again the songs reflect dark emotions and are about people who feel lost or who are in conflict, but the production and sound are gleaming and upbeat (even if the titles aren't: "No Reply at All," "Keep It Dark," "Who Dunnit?" "Like It or Not"). Mike Rutherford's bass is obscured somewhat in the mix but otherwise the band sounds tight and is once again propelled by Collins' truly amazing drumming. Even at its most despairing (like the song "Dodo," about extinction), Abacab musically is poppy and lighthearted.
 

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