Kanye was constantly changing the track-list, the cover art, and lyrics so much that it sounded like he was unsure of the product he was putting out.

I was incredibly skeptical heading into this album. A rare fact is that Kanye is in a level in the hip hop game that is considered 'legend.' Not even Nas, Jay Z, or even Tupac had the consistency that Kanye has in all his discography. Returning back to the main question, this is not Kanye West's best work, but compared to other artists, this just maybe a masterpiece. A song like Who will survive in America, Late, or Last Call is missing. In The Life of Pablo, Fade is definitely not a an outro. In his antecedents CDs, it can easily be seen where the album started and finished. One of the only counterpoints is that it does sound unfinished. He really didn't need to make fabulous lyrics. The production is outstanding (typical of Kanye West), and a uncommon point of this work is that the collaborations are fantastic. Yet again, it's a better album then 808's and heartbreak, and just maybe better compared to Yeezus. It's still too early to even compare The Life of Pablo to the 2013 album Yeezus, and it obviously doesn't reach the level of College Dropout, Late Registration, Graduation, and MBDTF.

Then again, does he need a point to his work? We are talking about a true phenomenon, in which people just want his music to come out. But the real question is: Is this album matchable to Kanye West's standards? It can easily be seen that Kanye lacks certain goals that he didn't even have to sweat to overcome in his previous albums. Then again, does he need a point to his work? We are talking Only an artist like Kanye West can produce a unfinished album and make this CD sound incredible, to universal music standards.

Only an artist like Kanye West can produce a unfinished album and make this CD sound incredible, to universal music standards.

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