September 27, 2024

Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign have finally dropped their much-anticipated collaboration, Vultures 2. The 16-track project was released in the early hours of Saturday, August 3, just a day after its originally planned release date of August 2.

The album’s tracklist has undergone significant changes compared to a version that was reportedly posted on Kanye’s official site earlier in the week. The final tracklist includes:

  1. Slide
  2. Time Moving Slow
  3. Field Trip
  4. Fried
  5. Isabella
  6. Promotion
  7. Husband
  8. Lifestyle
  9. Maybe
  10. Bomb
  11. River
  12. 530
  13. Dead
  14. Forever Rolling
  15. Sky City
  16. My Soul

Vultures 2 has been long-awaited, facing multiple delays since its initial release date of March 8. The album was later rescheduled for May 3, but that date also passed without the project’s release. Despite these setbacks, Ty Dolla $ign reassured fans throughout the year that the album was still on its way, eventually leading to its surprise release.

At one point, Ty Dolla $ign even hinted that the album might be released exclusively on Kanye’s YZY app, but it ultimately became available on traditional streaming platforms, including Spotify and YouTube.

In addition to the album, Ty Dolla $ign announced that he and Kanye will host a Vultures listening experience in Taiwan on August 25, following a similar event in South Korea on August 23. While details on the venue and tickets are still pending, fans are eager to see the duo perform material from their second collaborative project.

The duo had previously planned a mini-tour across U.S. cities for their first Vultures album, but those plans were canceled due to time constraints. A separate show at the Step Pyramid of Djoser in Egypt was also postponed, with no new date announced yet.

Vultures 2 is now available for streaming, offering fans a fresh collection of tracks from the dynamic collaboration between Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign.

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