Nina Chop de Kanye West

La canción 'Nina Chop' del artista Kanye West, perteneciente al álbum 'Swish', es una mezcla de géneros que combina elementos de r&b, hip hop y pop. La letra de la canción explora temas profundos y controvertidos, mostrando la complejidad del amor, la fama y la libertad.

En el primer verso, Kanye reflexiona sobre cómo puede resultar difícil amar a alguien como él y reconoce que entendería si su pareja quisiera ser libre. Sin embargo, luego introduce un giro sorprendente al mencionar a Taylor Swift, insinuando una polémica pasada entre ambos artistas. Con versos provocativos como "I made that bitch famous", Kanye juega con la idea de la fama y cómo puede afectar las relaciones interpersonales.

El coro refuerza esta idea al mencionar a las chicas que han estado con Kanye West y sugiere que buscan reconocimiento a través de esa conexión. A pesar de sentirse desconectadas en ciertos aspectos, permanecen en el ámbito público sin identidad propia. Este tema se desarrolla a lo largo de la canción, donde Kanye cuestiona los valores sociales y las expectativas impuestas por la fama.

Más adelante en la canción, se mencionan referencias tanto personales como políticas. Se hace referencia a Donald Trump como un niño caprichoso y se describe el ambiente urbano con una mezcla de realismo crudo e introspección lírica. Kanye destaca sus raíces en Chicago y su lucha por mantener su autenticidad en medio de un mundo cambiante.

El cierre épico presenta una amalgama de sonidos eclécticos, creando una sensación de caos controlado mientras culmina con un llamado a la liberación expresado a través del ritmo vibrante. El uso repetitivo del nombre 'Nina Chop' agrega un elemento misterioso e inquietante a la canción, dejando espacio para interpretaciones abiertas.

En comparación con otras obras de Kanye West, 'Nina Chop' destaca por su audacia lírica y su inmersión en temas complejos relacionados con la fama y la autenticidad. Esta canción desafía las convenciones musicales establecidas al fusionar diferentes estilos sin comprometer su mensaje central.

Kanye West ha sido reconocido por su innovación musical y por tratar problemas sociales importantes en sus letras. 'Nina Chop' no es una excepción, ya que navega por aguas turbulentas para exponer verdades incómodas sobre el precio de la fama y los desafíos emocionales que conlleva.

En resumen,'Nina Chop' es mucho más que una simple canción; es un viaje emocional impulsado por letras provocativas e instrumentales eclécticos que invitan a reflexionar sobre el amor, la fama y la libertad en un mundo complejo e impredecible.

Man I can understand how it might be
Kinda hard to love a girl like me
I don't blame you much for wanting to be free
I just wanted you to know

For all my Southside niggas that know me best
I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex
Why? I made that bitch famous (God damn)
I made that bitch famous
For all the girls that got dick from Kanye West
If you see 'em in the streets give 'em Kanye's best
Why? They mad they ain't famous (God damn)
They mad they're still nameless (Talk that talk, man)
Her man in the store tryna try his best
But he just can't seem to get Kanye fresh
But we still hood famous (God damn)
Yeah we still hood famous

I just wanted you to know
I loved you better than your own kin did
From the very start
I don't blame you much for wanting to be free
I just wanted you to know

Midwest coast back nigga
And don't say nigga unless of course you black, nigga
Free country, they say that shit in Tennessee
Cause I got all their white daughters drinkin' Hennessy
I'ma go to Sal's with some niggas on the wall
I might go to I's, take some niggas off the wall
Got the key to the city, the streets on lock
Tryna take 'em to the top, they say Chano's so involved
I know, King Dolo, 3rd, even the group solo
It's been that way since my shirt had two Polos
We the kids they'll keep in the back
I'm in love with my city, bitch I sleep in my hat
I'm a free agent, go and do the math
Underdog of underground, Tubman with the path
They ask about the help and all I do is laugh
I say God my only boss, even Moses had a staff
You know

I just wanted you to know
I loved you better than your own kin did
From the very start
I don't blame you much for wanting to be free
I just wanted you to know

For all my Toronto niggas that know my style
I feel like Donald Trump is just a fucking child
So alive, the West Side is still alive
Every time I rhyme, but now a nigga in the Chi
Put on some Matlock for the house cause they actin' dramatic
Even the actors in Matlock don't act that dramatic
Every picture on the wall, I'm Matlock cinematic
On the corner, a youngblood grab an automatic
Fire hazard if you play this on the street
I say to this little boy, what all of his concerns be
He wanted to be outside of his values, just free
Woke up and he in the mirror, because that boy is me
So you don't Nina Chop, I grab a nina and you stop
All 9 inches, my weapons, they make you drop
Who said that fame is painless
Aimless, man, I'd rather be famous...

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Bam bam dilla, bam bam
'ey what a bam bam
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Bam bam eh
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Children of Jih, put your hands up!
'ey what a bam bam
Ultralight beam...
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Children of Jih, take us
'ey what a bam bam
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Everybody hands in the motherfucking air now!
Bam bam dilla, bam bam
'ey what a bam bam
Bam bam, bam bam
Bam bam dilla, bam bam

I just wanted you to know
I loved you better than your own kin did
From the very start
I don't blame you much for wanting to be free
I just wanted you to know