Skit #3 Kanye West
"Skit #3" by Kanye West, released in 2004 as part of the album "The College Dropout," is a hip-hop interlude that showcases West's signature blend of humor and social commentary. The skit features a conversation that highlights themes of self-identity, societal expectations, and the struggles faced by individuals in pursuit of their dreams. Its unique musical elements include a blend of samples and conversational flow, creating an engaging narrative. The skit contributes to the cultural impact of the album, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in artistry. #HipHop
[Skit: DeRay Davis]
This was founded years ago
By broke slaves, years ago
Who did not have, years ago
By broke brothas in the 20s, years ago
Who did not have when we could not eat
Hmm, remember that?
Eating all of our cereal with forks because we wanted to save the milk, do you remember that? Hmm?
Do you remember all those Christmases when your mama walked in the room and pretended she was the tree, huh?
Remember that?
This was founded years ago
By broke slaves, years ago
Who did not have, years ago
By broke brothas in the 20s, years ago
Who did not have when we could not eat
Hmm, remember that?
Eating all of our cereal with forks because we wanted to save the milk, do you remember that? Hmm?
Do you remember all those Christmases when your mama walked in the room and pretended she was the tree, huh?
Remember that?
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