Over the weekend, the world finally got to spend some time with Kanye West’s album Jesus Is King.
As promised, the album is profanity-free and every song talks directly about his faith. We’ve rounded up some thoughts from the world of Christian hip-hop to see what the reaction has been among his fellow artists.
Wande
I’m rooting for anybody tryna make Jesus famous
— Wande ?? (@OMGitsWande) October 25, 2019
The more you listen to the album the more it slaps.
— Wande ?? (@OMGitsWande) October 25, 2019
Gotta listen with quality speakers
Lecrae
Regardless of how you feel about #KanyeWest the content is refreshing to hear. God will get His glory. And #JesusIsKing
— Lecrae (@lecrae) October 25, 2019
Andy Mineo
Jackie Hill Perry
Shai Linne
**Thread Incoming** Listened to #JesusIsKing by @kanyewest a few times. 10 quick thoughts: 1. I LOVE that the album is called “Jesus is King”. No better title for an album. God decided to flex His Son’s glory at the top of the charts and trending- for all to see.
— Shai Linne (@ShaiLinne) October 25, 2019
KB
A culture that is on the verge of great breakdown is also on the verge of great awakening. Pray God would send the latter…we will continue to hope, pray and remain faithful regardless the outcome. #HGA #jesusisking pic.twitter.com/zoAiLNYkGS
— KB (@KB_HGA) October 25, 2019
Radio Personality Angela Schweinitz
Propaganda
Wow. So No one in my feed has a take on Jesus is King. Crazy
— Prop (@prophiphop) October 25, 2019
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This is sarcasm
Aaron Cole
I could tell Kanye was really saved but i didn’t wanna hop on the Kanye train so fast when it came to the music…. i cant deny it bro. This album is freaking crazy and definitely unapologetically about Jesus
— Aaron Cole (@IAmAaronColee) October 25, 2019
A few parting thoughts ….
Kanye backstage at the 2020 Dove awards hanging with Lecrae, Chris Tomlin, Kirk Franklin, TobyMac, and Hillsong UNITED:pic.twitter.com/lgrlKZKEkW
— JRay (@joshcarlosjosh) October 26, 2019
