Talk:I Wonder (Kanye West song)/GA1
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Nominator: Kyle Peake (talk · contribs) 20:21, 6 June 2024 (UTC)
Reviewer: That Tired Tarantula (talk · contribs) 20:31, 1 January 2025 (UTC)
Hi, I'm That Tired Tarantula. I'll review this article during this week. That Tired TarantulaBurrow 20:31, 1 January 2025 (UTC)
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First look
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Copyright
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Prose
[edit]Broadness and focus
[edit]The writing covers all the necessary sections for an article about the song and the article isn't too long. Sometimes the article goes a bit off-topic and starts talking about Kanye's career in general, but this only happens in a couple spots.
Writing and MoS
[edit]The prose is good overall, but there's some small spots that need copy editing. I'll look at the article and do a cleanup.
So far I've looked at the lead and background sections. There's a couple spots I have some recommendations for:
- In the first paragraph of the background section, it says, "After touring with the band on their Vertigo Tour from 2005 to 2006, he became jealous witnessing lead singer Bono open stadium concerts with their 2005 single 'City of Blinding Lights.' West then sought out to compose rap songs that could operate just as effectively in similar live venues." The article doesn't mention why Kanye was jealous or what's meant by the song being effective, so it's sort of jumping to conclusions. The sentence after these two says how Kanye wanted to make his lyrics slower and simpler to have more of an impact, so it'd be good to relate it to how "City of Blinding Lights" sounds in an explanation between the sentences.
- Closer to the end the second paragraph of the background section, it says "Prior to the release of Graduation, West spoke of wanting to write songs that listeners could connect with. This is largely demonstrated in the song, which also resembles an anthem." I'd recommend moving this sentence closer to the start of that paragraph and removing the second one, since the sentences at the start already talk about how Kanye worked to make his music more relatable.
Neutrality
[edit]There's some puffery in the lyrics and composition section and for the reception, sometimes the critics' opinions are presented in the voice of the article, but that can be changed with some slight rewording. I'll fix it during cleanup.