Pinocchio story kanye lyrics registration#

Never really shared this with anyone so no idea how crazy or not crazy it sounds. Like I said though, if you think this is a poor analogy than maybe it is. So basically, Pinocchio Story is the Day in the Life of 808s and Heartbreak. It tells me that the autotune and the 808s beats aren't the focus of the album they complement it's main point: Kanye has gone through two terrible losses, and feels a very real anguish. Even though 808s is already about his depression at two major losses of love and companionship, Pinocchio Story makes me go back and listen even more so to the emotions Ye is trying to express. Pinocchio Story is Kanye's completely raw and un-altered emotions: no autotune, no loud and catchy beat, nothing to obscure the fact that Ye is telling us how real his sense of loss is. I think Pinocchio Story is included to prove that. Someone, and I'm sorry to say I can't say who because I can't find the comment, described 808s as an album where Kanye isn't portraying a message as much as he's pouring his emotion into his songs. It has a different sound (live performance vs simple autotune) and different structure (no chorus, unlike every other song unless I'm missing something, and little structure). Also listed as the last song on the physical album.), we get a song that's unlike the rest of the album. Completely different sound, tone, messages, and has been nothing short of revolutionary in how its affected music since it's been released.Īfter the song that is clearly the last song of the album (Ye says bye to his mom/ex-fiance in Coldest Winter. That's why we should take effort to enjoy what beauty we can find in it: friends, girls in the sky cough drugs cough, carnivals, people who'll love you when you're 64, etc.Ĩ08s is quite similar to Sgt. I don't know how other people interpret it, but I see it like this: life is depressing, mundane, methodical. Even though it was so different, it ends up adding depth to the rest of the album. It has a different sound, a different tone, different structure and different style lyrics. The album was and is considered completely revolutionary.Īfter the song that is clearly the 'last song' of the album (the reprise of the intro song), the album ends with a song that is unlike any other song on the album. It brought a completely new style with it and that style was felt throughout the entire album. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band was completely unexpected when it came out. If you're one of those people who dislike Pinocchio Story because it sounds so different from the rest of the album, maybe this will shed some light on why it's loved by some of us. SONG DISCUSSION FOR 'COLDEST WINTER': HEREĬurious if anyone likes or dislikes this analogy. SONG DISCUSSION FOR 'SEE YOU IN MY NIGHTMARES': HERE SONG DISCUSSION FOR 'STREET LIGHTS': HERE SONG DISCUSSION FOR 'LOVE LOCKDOWN': HERE SONG DISCUSSION FOR 'WELCOME TO HEARTBREAK': HERE SONG DISCUSSION THREADS FOR THE LIFE OF PABLO LINKED AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS POST : HERE SONG DISCUSSION THREADS FOR GRADUATION LINKED AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS POST: HERE

Pinocchio story kanye lyrics registration#

SONG DISCUSSION THREADS FOR LATE REGISTRATION LINKED AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS POST: HERE SONG DISCUSSION THREADS FOR THE COLLEGE DROPOUT LINKED AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS POST: HERE ON YOUTUBE: I think this is legit, I don't listen to Pinocchio Story that much What message do you think this track brings?įriendly reminder: Please don't downvote things you disagree with and upvote comments that contribute to the discussion! What vibes does this track have? Positive/Negative? What is your least favourite lyrical moment, if there is one?Īre there changes you'd want to see? If so, what? You are welcomed to speak your mind and say whatever you want about the song, or you can simply answer the following questions : Today we finish 808s & Heartbreak with 'Pinocchio Story'. This is the last song of 808s & Heartbreak, so please add your thoughts on the WHOLE album during your Pinocchio Story review. BEST COMMENT ON COLDEST WINTER: this one by /u/thedabbydabby