digitalcratez
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hard to say as we didn't really experience kanye's personality until he was getting production credits on some big time albums (I think blueprint 1 or 2 was his breakthrough moment?).
my advice would be to spend more time learning how to make music and less time worrying about what people think about your existing work. because to be honest it sounds like a million other wanna be producers. i'm really not trying to be a hater, but you asked for feedback. it's true that there are mediocre producers who get placements based on effort and convincing people that their material is better than it really is. how many of them make a lasting career out of it though? very few.
my comment is not meant to discourage you at all. you clearly have some ability to make music. keep working hard and the rest will come, hopefully. one thing that is difficult to teach in music is confidence. you seem to have that, which is important. take care.