Find out which tracks on Kanye West & Ty Dolla $ign’s ‘Vultures 1’ album topped the charts!

Ye is back with a stellar lineup of collaborators on his latest album, “Vultures”. After facing controversy and backlash, Kanye West retreated to Italy to find creative inspiration and worked on the album alongside Ty Dolla $ign. The long-awaited joint project finally came to light with the release of their debut single “Vultures” featuring Lil Durk and Bump J. The album showcases a star-studded lineup with appearances from Chris Brown, Quavo, Nipsey Hussle, and more.

Despite facing obstacles and delays, the first volume of Vultures finally hit streaming services on the 20th anniversary of Kanye’s debut album, “The College Dropout”. The album features 16 tracks that delve into various themes such as forgiveness, fame, and family. Kanye delivers introspective lyrics over intricate production, creating a unique sonic landscape for listeners to explore.

Some standout tracks from Vultures 1 include “King”, where Kanye reaffirms his status as a rap icon, “Paperwork” featuring Quavo, showcasing a different side of the Migos member, and “Good (Don’t Die)”, reminiscent of Kanye’s earlier work on “808s & Heartbreak”. The album also includes poignant moments such as “Talking” featuring Kanye’s daughter North West, and “Back to Me” with a standout verse from Freddie Gibbs.

The album takes listeners on a journey through Kanye’s personal and creative evolution, touching on past controversies and the pressures of fame. With a diverse range of collaborators and soundscapes, Vultures is a testament to Kanye’s enduring influence in the music industry.

Overall, Vultures 1 marks a triumphant return for Kanye West, showcasing his artistry and vision in a new light. Through ups and downs, controversies and triumphs, Kanye continues to push boundaries and redefine the music landscape with each release. Vultures is a testament to his creativity, resilience, and unwavering passion for the art form.