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Drunk and Hot Girls is the eight track from Kanye West's third studio album Graduation released in 2007.[1] The song features Mos Def, an artist who previously worked with Kanye on the track Two Words.

Background[]

The song utilizes a sample of Can's song "Sing Swan Song" from their album Ege Bamyasi.[2]

Kanye West stated that the "song represents me the most", adding on: "It’s my entire life, from being a five-year-old trying to reach for that porno magazine all the way to the thirty-year-old getting into an argument with his girlfriend. It sums up my whole fuckin’ life. Guys will go through a lot to chase women. A guy will get on a plane and go to the other side of the world to hit it for the first time, and won’t cross the street to hit it the second time. But as a man, your whole life is to provide for that girl in that white dress, that missing picture in your wedding photo. That was poetically put, if I do say so myself."[3]

Critical Reception[]

The song is considered one of Kanye West's worst tracks.[4]

Hot New Hip Hop calls the track a "Sloppy Masterpiece".[5] The Guardian describes the song as "a bold, albeit ugly, experiment, is a dense, lurching variation on Can's Sing Swan Song", going on to say "The sexual prospecting of Drunk and Hot Girls has the salty realism of a Judd Apatow comedy: "Please don't throw up in the car"".[6] Complex details the track as "All the misanthropy of Yeezus with none of the joy nor the benefit of Auto-Tune". Complex goes on by explaining "you're getting your money's worth: the worst Kanye hook, the worst Kanye flip, the biggest waste of Mos Def".[4]

Credits[]

Credits from liner notes[7]

References[]

GRADUATION
Tracks
"Good Morning" • "Champion" • "Stronger" • "I Wonder" • "Good Life" • "Can't Tell Me Nothing" • "Barry Bonds" •"Drunk and Hot Girls" •"Flashing Lights" •"Everything I Am" •"The Glory" •"Homecoming" •"Big Brother" •"Good Night" •"Bittersweet Poetry
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