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Twitter Reacts To Kanye West's New Album 'Jesus Is King'!

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Kanye West hear our tweets.

As fans know, the Grammy-winning rapper released his ninth studio album on Friday afternoon after months of delays and re-imaginings. 

Nearly a year after evolving beyond its Yandhi iteration, the record was announced by Kim Kardashian West to be released on September 27, then “definitely” on September 29. 

Related: Kanye Banned North From Wearing Makeup — & She’s Pissed!

Well, nearly a month later, Kanye has risen with the gospel rap album Jesus Is King — and after all the hype, listeners naturally have thoughts. 

Needless to say, fans flocked to social media to share their reactions to the hotly-anticipated spiritual project, which features the rapper’s Sunday Service Choir, Ty Dolla $ign, Clipse, and Kenny G, amongst others.

Ch-ch-check out the reactions to each track (below)!

Every Hour (Feat. Sunday Service Choir)

Fans were largely impressed with the album’s opening number, which featured the powerful vocal stylings of the father-of-four’s Sunday service choir. 

Twitter reacts to Kanye West's Jesus is King album.
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Selah

The second pulse-pounding track took many listeners to a higher ground:

Twitter reacts to Kanye West's Jesus is King album.
(c) Twitter
Twitter reacts to Kanye West's Jesus is King album.
(c) Twitter

Follow God

Fans were indifferent toward the third track, which critics say is “lyrically lazy” and “sounds like it could have come out over a decade ago.”

Twitter reacts to Kanye West's Jesus is King album.
(c) Twitter

https://twitter.com/tinafromnyc/status/1187767773373648897

Closed On Sunday

This song is getting a lot of social media talk for it’s buzzy Chick-fil-A lyric, which goes:

“Closed on Sunday / You’re My Chick-fil-A / You’re number one with the lemonade”

Naturally, many enjoyed the reference.

On God

The praise kept coming for the next track, which boats some string flourishes and Daft Punk-esque synths.

https://twitter.com/andrewreyex/status/1187766087561007105

Everything We Need (Feat. Ty Dolla $ign & Ant Clemons)

This track had everything listeners needed — but fans were disappointed late rapper XXXTentacion‘s verse was taken off.

https://twitter.com/The_SonieSideup/status/1187768262651731969

Water (Feat. Ant Clemons)

There’s a bit of a Change The Rapper-ness to this uplifting track, and fans were lapping it up.

God Is

The praise kept coming for the next song:

https://twitter.com/CarisLen/status/1187842113037389824

Hands On (Feat. Fred Hammond)

This track includes a nod to the 13 Amendment, which references Ye’s highly controversial comments about slavery being “a choice.” Aside from that nonsense, fans were into it — except for maybe Christians.

https://twitter.com/Mickeyclark33/status/1187802579813580802

Use This Gospel (Feat. Clipse & Kenny G)

Fans were all about the verses from Clipse (made up of Pusha T and his born again brother No Malice) as well as the smooth sax of Mr. G.

Jesus Is Lord

It’s not a track so much as an outro of Kanye repetitively singing “Jesus is Lord”. Still, fans were here for it:

What’s your favorite track on Jesus Is King?

[Image via Beats 1/YouTube]

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Oct 25, 2019 15:41pm PDT