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What is the best Kanye West album?

By YPB Team

From sample-soaked soul to industrial noise to choir-led gospel, this run of records shifts shape every few years. Where do you stand?

  1. The College Dropout — ranked #11
    The College Dropout
    Kanye West's 2004 debut, built on chipmunk-soul samples, that announced a new voice in hip-hop.
  2. Late Registration — ranked #22
    Late Registration
    His 2005 follow-up, arranged with Jon Brion, that wrapped hip-hop in strings and orchestral flourishes.
  3. Graduation — ranked #33
    Graduation
    His 2007 stadium-sized third album, with synth-heavy production and anthems like Stronger.
  4. 808s & Heartbreak — ranked #44
    808s & Heartbreak
    A 2008 auto-tuned, drum-machine pivot that turned heartbreak into the template for a generation of melodic rap.
  5. My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy — ranked #55
    My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
    His maximalist 2010 comeback album, layered with orchestration and a long list of guest voices.
  6. Watch the Throne — ranked #66
    Watch the Throne
    The 2011 collaboration with Jay-Z, a glossy, luxury-obsessed summit between two rap heavyweights.
  7. Cruel Summer — ranked #77
    Cruel Summer
    The 2012 G.O.O.D. Music label compilation, led by Kanye and featuring his crew and collaborators.
  8. Yeezus — ranked #88
    Yeezus
    His abrasive 2013 left turn, built on industrial textures and stripped-down, confrontational production.
  9. The Life of Pablo — ranked #99
    The Life of Pablo
    A 2016 gospel-tinged, ever-changing project that kept being edited after its release.
  10. Ye — ranked #1010
    Ye
    A 2018 seven-track record recorded in Wyoming, short, raw and unfinished by design.
  11. Kids See Ghosts — ranked #1111
    Kids See Ghosts
    The 2018 psychedelic duo project with Kid Cudi, a compact, melodic seven-song set.
  12. Jesus Is King — ranked #1212
    Jesus Is King
    His 2019 gospel record, built around choirs and a spiritual reset.
  13. Donda — ranked #1313
    Donda
    The sprawling 2021 album named for his late mother, packed with guests and choir-driven moments.
  14. Donda 2 — ranked #1414
    Donda 2
    The 2022 follow-up released through a Stem Player rather than standard streaming platforms.
  15. Vultures 1 — ranked #1515
    Vultures 1
    The 2024 first volume of the Vultures series with Ty Dolla Sign.
  16. Vultures 2 — ranked #1616
    Vultures 2
    The 2024 second volume of the Vultures series with Ty Dolla Sign.
  17. Bully — ranked #1717
    Bully
    His 2026 album, the newest entry in his catalog.

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