Kanye West and Hi-Tek came onto Rap City with Big Tigger  in 2004. This was before The College Dropout and all of that. The beginning of a Legacy. Who knew that Kanye would achieve such greatness. Everyone should be given a chance. Check it out.

Kanye West & Hi-Tek Rap City (2004) from Dynamics on Vimeo.

Peeped DDot on the tweets, and found this one rather interesting, so here it is.  If you skip forward to the 2 minutes 08 second mark, you will see Tony Williams narrate as Kanye West plays “Big Brother” for Jay-Z for the first time.  Tony says “Jay got emotional about it” but check out the reactions for yourself.

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The KayGees are definitely soulful. I mean Kanye thought so too, since he did sample them. Lol. Definitely check this out. Enjoy.

If you are a true Kanye appreciator, then Welcome To Kanye’s Soul Mix Show should definitely be in your iTunes. It has to be. Original songs from which some classic songs Kanye created from sampling. I love music and it’s more than just listening. Research is an integral part too. Check it out.

Dremur comes out with Dremur’s Relapse. It is an audio journal of his deepest thoughts. He spits over the  Kanye West “Say You Will” instrumental and he lays the canvas for his lyrical paint brush to vent on many topics that have been on his mind.

Check it out.