Review on Kanye West songs Hey Mama & Send It Up check out the Songs it among the best hits !!!

Contrary to what some of his lyrics may say, is just a mortal man. After waltzing into the most controversial era of his career thus far (which is saying something) and a sharp turn into religious indoctrination, this fact has never been more clear.

1. “Hey Mama”

Hey Mama" is a song by American rapper Kanye West from his second studio album, Late Registration (2005). The song includes additional vocals from John Legend.

West composed the song in 2000, specifically intending for it to be included on the album. The song was produced by West and Jon Brion. A ballad, it contains a sample of Donal Leace's "Today Won't Come Again". In the lyrics of the song, Kanye pays tribute to his mother, Donda West.

“Hey Mama” was originally a beautiful dedication to his mother when Ye dropped it on Late Registration Album.

It then manifested into an utterly timeless tear-jerker after Ye performed the track at the Grammys in 2008 after Donda had just passed.

Poignant and powerful, it’s impossible to watch that rendition and not and get chills running up your spine.

2. “Send It Up”

Send It Up" is a song by American hip hop recording artist Kanye West, from his sixth studio album Yeezus (2013).

It was produced by West, Daft Punk, Gesaffelstein, Brodinski, Arca and Mike Dean. Like other songs on the album, it features an industrial hip hop sound, with elements of electronic music. The song features vocals from American rapper King Louie, who improvised his contributions.

It contains a sample of "Memories" (also known as "Stop Live Inna De Pass") by Jamaican reggae and dancehall singer Beenie Man. Eight days before its release on the album, West performed the song live at the Governors Ball Music Festival, along with four other tracks from Yeezus.

There are a veritable Greek chorus’ worth of bizarre guests teleporting in from various other musical worlds on Yeezus to assault the listener, but few have the immediacy of the presence of King Louie. His wild cackle is married to what can only be described as an air raid siren in the song’s opening moments, but it is at the end, after an excellent verse from Ye, that we are left with one of the album’s most mysteriously reflective ruminations, delivered atop a jarring beat: “Memories don’t live like people do.”

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