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Kanye Westreleased two songs over the weekend.
Both were terrible, albeit in different ways.
But in the second song a more substantive, or at least less blatantly trolling, response is forthcoming.
Where others see walls, Kanye sees fresh angles.
Some responded to the emergence of President Trump with despair; others, with glee.
For West, the primary significance of November 2016 was that it proved thathecould become president.
So how should we respond to these songs?
Calling Wests ideas half-baked would be too generous; calling him a fool would be beside the point.
Yet if his album flops on its own merits, it may not matter.
