The long-awaited “Vultures Volume 1” album is supposed to drop today (February 9), but fans are still waiting.
Last night (February 8), Ye held a listening party for the album, where over a dozen of the tracks were played. The party was also live-streamed.
On the track “Carnival,” which features Playboi Carti and Rich Kid, Ye compares himself to R. Kelly, Bill Cosby, Diddy, Taylor Swift, Jesus Christ, Kris Jenner, Chris Brown, and the “Me Too” Movement.
During the listening party, Ye stirred more controversy after making an offensive remark.
The live stream performance was immediately cut when a line from his track “The King” played. Ye rapped, “And I’m still crazy, bipolar, antisemite… and I’m still the king.”
The performance lasted for over an hour, and after the abrupt end, it was reported that the stream was cut due to “venue restrictions.”.