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The Prospector, February 16, 2016 University of Texas at El Paso DigitalCommons@UTEP The rP ospector Special Collections Department 2-16-2016 The rP ospector, February 16, 2016 UTEP Student Publications Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.utep.edu/prospector Part of the Journalism Studies Commons, and the Mass Communication Commons Comments: This file is rather large, with many images, so it may take a few minutes to download. Please be patient. Recommended Citation UTEP Student Publications, "The rP ospector, February 16, 2016" (2016). The Prospector. Paper 237. http://digitalcommons.utep.edu/prospector/237 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Special Collections Department at DigitalCommons@UTEP. It has been accepted for inclusion in The rP ospector by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UTEP. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THEPROSPECTOR ENTERTAINMENT | 11 | FEBRUARY 16, 2016 West tests artistic boundaries with “T.L.O.P.” the Rapper pushing for the track is e rst single prior to the album, “Waves.” It features Chris Brown and “Facts,” is a diss track, where all Kanye is an excellent addition to “e Life raps about are facts. He brags about of Pablo.” While Kanye gives hom- his success with Adidas and res age to his mother throughout the some heat toward Nike for not be- track, Chris Brown uses the term ing nearly as big as his Yeezy Boosts. “waves” as a double meaning. He e last track on the album, “Fade,” believes, like a wave in an ocean, he feels like an escape through space. It will never truly die because of the is almost a clianger to the album, opportunity he has seized. Also, by waves crashing, Brown refers to leaving listeners wanting more. By no spending an evening with a lover. means does this discredit the fulll- Kanye revisits his aggressive ap- ment of the album, but it almost feels proach to verses like those from like there will be more to come. e his album “Yeezus” on “FML.” In- rst version of the song, performed stead of its perceived meaning, at the Yeezy Season 3 album listen- Kanye uses “FML” as an acronym ing event, featured Ty Dolla $ign for “For My Lady.” Along with e and Post Malone. However, this song Weekend, he discusses problems is not the same one from the listen- that he has with Kim, and how to ing party, it is an entirely new song. properly remain truthful to her. A notable feature of the album is “Real Friends” was the second the use of the name Pablo, which has single leading up to the album. e a quadruple meaning. He refers to self-produced track speaks wonders Pablo as his inspiration: Pablo Esco- toward Kanye’s personal life. e bar, the drug lord, Pablo Picasso, the melancholic tone with the standout production is a relishing attachment. world-renounced artist, Pablo Nerun- “Wolves” displays intricate beauty da, a prominent poet and diplomat in such a somber song. Yeezy raps and San Pablo, or Saint Paul, one of about his battle with constant depres- the most signicant messengers in sion, something unexpected from the the bible. Kanye also nds a relation successful artist. e most notable to Saint Paul, who once denounced part of the track is the outro sung the Lord, for his reformed ways. by Frank Ocean. Both use wolves as With post-release tweets indicat- a metaphor— Kanye refers to wolves ing his desire to perfect “Wolves” as vicious people who simply strive before selling the album, promot- on hatred and from a biblical stand- ing Tidal to listen to his album point, while Frank explains the trans- and his wish for Mark Zucker- SPECIAL TO THE PROSPECTOR formation of a human into a wolf. berg to invest a billion dollars Kanye West’s premiered his album “The Life of Pablo,” which will not yet be sold in stores. “No More Parties in LA” was his toward improving the world, there third single before releasing the al- is no telling what Kanye will do next. demons. Features on this album add Beats throughout the track to make a bum. e song, featuring Kendrick La- BY ADRIAN BROADDUS mar, reects on stardom and criticizes Adrian Broaddus may be reached at theprospectordaily. The Prospector unmistakable avor to the 17 tracks. thrashing, yet soulful track. e song In the past, Kanye has featured has resemblance of past work Kanye the dierent problems of being rich. [email protected]. e new Yeezy album revolves many dierent intros reecting on his and Rihanna have done such as “All of around peace, love and embracing life, such as “Wake Up Mr. West,” from the Lights.” His rst line on the track is music; the exact opposite of what “Late Registration,” “Say You Will,” deemed controversial: “I feel like me Kanye West is known to make musi- from his album “808s and Heart- and Taylor might still have sex/Why? cally. Kanye’s seventh studio album, breaks,” and “Dark Fantasy,” from I made that bitch famous.” ese lyr- “e Life of Pablo,” implements bits “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.” ics are a common misinterpretation of all his past critically acclaimed But opening this album with “Ultra- and West was badgered by critics for six albums and fuses it with con- light Beam” shows something we have this no-lter line. Apparently, Taylor temporary, unblemished music. never seen on a Kanye intro: gospel Swi said, while talking with her col- e album underwent a few title hip-hop. e track speaks about leagues, that Kanye made her famous. changes. First, there was “So Help Me Kanye’s unnoticed strong faith in Although he has been out of the rap God,” then “SWISH” and “WAVES,” God. He uses e Dream, Kelly Price, game for three years, Kanye praises until he nally decided on “e Life Kirk Franklin and a choir to add to his new work on “Feedback.” In the of Pablo.” West seemed to settle on the angelic harmony, which Kanye is past, he has referred to himself as “WAVES,” but was involved in a Twit- able to achieve in this inaugural song. a genius and lyrics like “Name one ter feud with Wiz Khalifa because e most signicant part of the song genius that ain’t crazy” add to his Wiz believed Max B, a legendary hip- is Chance the Rapper’s verse. Chance, erce claims he makes for himself. hop artist from the ‘90s, was the only a Chicago native like Kanye, looks up Although some might skip through one who could be described as “wavy.” to West as musical inspiration, and “Low Lights” because it is just a Kanye took the tweets personally and his verse ranks amongst the best on voiceover, Kanye placed this song on retorted with a strong defense, even the album. He spits, “He (Kanye) said the record for deep, spiritual mean- talking about Wiz’s ex-wife, Am- let’s do a good ass job with Chance ing. e track, as Kanye explained in a ber Rose, and his child. Although three, I hear you gotta sell it to snatch tweet, is for “all the moms driving they West and Khalifa patched up their the Grammy.” As an independent art- kids to school then going to work.” beef, Kanye decided to change the ist, Chance has never sold an album, e song praises the Lord, which adds album title a week before its release. but jokes how he needs to sell his next to the theme of religion on the album. Along with the altercation with album so he can nally receive the “Highlights” is one of the best pro- Wiz, Kanye did a lot of other things credit he has strived for: a Grammy. duced songs on the album. Yeezy to attract the spotlight in anticipa- West transitions to the second por- teams up with Young ug to make tion for this album. He is not much tion of the album smoothly with the a lashing duo-intro. e track makes of a social media head, but recently same gospel vibe, but aer Future references to all the prominent he took Twitter by storm to further opens “Father Stretch My Hands, work he has made in the past, like hype people about this album, call- Pt. 1 & 2,” a hard, snare beat kicks “Power,” “Heartless” and “Stronger.” ing it “the greatest album of life.” the song o with Kid Cudi’s hook. In “Freestyle 4,” Yeezy exploits is record has many dierent e song begins in a tone of remem- his inner demons with a screech- interpretations. On a global scale, brance towards his ex, Amber Rose, ing tune added to his voice. Kanye references political issues, and how nothing was right between “I Love Kanye” is a satirical aca- religious persecution and social the two. e second part references pella track that speaks against concerns. He takes a trip into his his parent’s divorce, and how he feels anyone who used to like Yeezy, personal life by discussing prob- he is heading down the same path but now cannot have the same lems with him and his wife, Kim with Kardashian because he is always respect for him due to his heav- Kardashian, and explains how he is working, just like his father used to. ily disputed out-of-the-studio antics. SPECIAL TO THE PROSPECTOR nally escaping all the marginaliz- On “Famous,” Kanye collaborates e song that nearly missed the ing critics and dealing with his inner with Rihanna and uses libs by Swizz album if it had not been for Chance | 16 | SPORTS THEPROSPECTOR FEBRUARY 16, 2016 PHOTO EDITOR OUR VIEW MICHAELA ROMAN, 747-7477 UTEP softball splits doubleheader against UIW ANGEL ULLOA/ THE PROSPECTOR After losing their home opener to Incarnate Word (4-1), the women’s softball team bounced back and defeated the Cardinals 13-3 in their second game of their opening day.
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