Young Folks
Kanye West · Other Songs - Kanye West
Uh[x18]
I've always been the same since back in the day
always felt like we should get paid
we are magazine or we get played
why did he say "i dont know ask Gabe"
now im on the magazines where the roses are
poppin' champagne in that rosedon
won a few awards then we went on tour
And yup in ma bag a whole bag of porn [haha]
magazines hate him,then they loves him
then they hate him[we hate him],fuck it what to say then?[fuck it]
cover of the fader[yeah]
now im on my way up
now you want me say what?huh you want me say what?
i be talking my shit so i guess im a asshole.
they can kick and push like Lu Fiasco
and I guess everytime im just gon get in that mode
so up to the press i guess miss that vote
i did an interview the Rolling Stones
Read the interiew, man the whole shit wrong
far as this shit go, you know the way i wanna go
i need Al Gore to recount that vote
you know[x4]uh[background]
you think you really know but you have no idea
you think you really know but you have no idea
you think you really know but im right here
you think you really know but you have no idea
and im gon stay the same my whole career yeah
im gon stay the same my whole career you know?
Young Folks
Young Folks stands as a defining track in Kanye West's discography, capturing the essence of his early 2000s experimentalism. While often associated with his broader body of work, this recording highlights his ability to blend soulful melodies with intricate production techniques. The song reflects a period where West was refining his signature sound, moving away from traditional hip-hop structures toward more melodic and atmospheric compositions. Its enduring popularity underscores the artist's influence on modern music, showcasing his knack for creating anthems that resonate across generations. As part of his extensive catalogue, the track remains a testament to his creative evolution and his impact on the genre.