Keeping his new album off of streaming services is one of the options that he is considering. Ye told the fan site YeFantatics that he has been talking with the team about the method of release for his new album with Ty Dolla $ign. He told YeFanatics that 5% of his followers would buy an album hat that sold 1 million albums. We sold 1 million items on Yeezy.com on Super Bowl Sunday, so we know it is possible, how do you feel about that?
Ye was talking with the team about how to release the next album.
I have 20 million followers on my social media accounts.
5% of my followers buy an album.
That's 300k…
West asked YeFanatics if it was possible to sell a million copies of the album. The fan account shared the results of a poll it had conducted about whether fans wanted the second and third parts of the trilogy to be available only on West's website. Many fans don't have the option to pay for the album and others are going to hack it, so it would be nice if the album was available on streaming services.
Ye said it would be nice for the community to support the albums.
The last thing I talked to Ye was this.
In the early hours of Friday, March 8, after the release date was delayed, YeFanatics received a message from West saying he and Ty are still working on the project. The rapper simply replied, "We in the lab" when Ye asked if the sequel would be available today.
The release of Vultures 2 is currently not known. He contacted them to correct reports about the projects he was working on. The album cover for the second album by Ty Dolla $ign will be revealed on March 9, 2024.
He wrote, "This is fake news, and ain't no album called Y3."
We just made King, Back 2 Me, Carnival, and Talking. We had the number 1 song in the world and the number 1 album in the world with top level beats, bars and hooks. I am just getting started.