Kanye Reveals Dates For ‘Vultures’ Volumes

Author Autumn Hawkins

January 24th 11:48 AM

While fans are still waiting for Vultures, Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign fans got an exciting update about the forthcoming project. Vultures is set to be released on Feb. 9 but with a twist. According to Ye’s latest Instagram post, which shares the trailer for the album, Vultures will be released in their volumes.

As aforementioned, the first volume is set to arrive on Feb. 9, following that date is the release of the second volume on March 8, and the third on April 5.

The announcement was made with the inclusion of two 26-second trailers which is soundtracked by the title track. The first one begins with a close-up of a purse which the zipper opens up to reveal a tongue. Inside the “body” of the purse there are snippets of a clown, a man walking down an empty hallway, and several images of vultures. In the second trailer, Kanye is seen with a black cloak, and his shadow resembles a vulture’s wings.

Kanye & Ty Dolla $ign Delay Vultures For The Fourth Time

Ye and Ty previously announced that the album was set to arrive this Friday (Jan. 19), but yet again, it has been pushed back, marking the fourth delay from the highly anticipated album. No further explanation was given as to why the album has been rescheduled once again.

Vultures was first set to arrive on Dec. 15. It later got moved to New Year’s Eve (Dec. 31), then Jan. 12 followed by the previously scheduled Jan. 19.

So far, only the lead single has been released: the title track featuring Lil Durk and Bump J. It finally hit a Billboard chart on the No. 8 spot on Billboard’s Bubbling under 100, which ranks the songs approaching the top 100 songs in the country. The Bubbling Under 100 chart is 25 songs long and as “Vultures” takes the eighth spot; it is the 108th most popular song in the country currently.

Take a look at both of the trailers to Vultures below:

https://www.instagram.com/p/C2cmRlSLr2s/

https://www.instagram.com/p/C2dqce9p0qy/

7 Rappers Who Have Appeared In Video Games

• Snoop Dogg

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  Throughout the course of his career, Snoop Dogg has been in several video games. The first time he was featured in a video game was in 2003 for 'True Crime: Streets of LA.' He has since been in 'Call of Duty: Ghosts,' 'Tekken Tag Tournament 2,' 'Def Jam: Fight for NY,' 'NHL 20,' and several more. Most recently, he was featured in 'Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II' this year where he is a playable operator.

• J. Cole

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  Last year, J. Cole made headlines when he appeared on the cover of NBA 2K23 "Dreamer Edition." What fans soon enough found out that that wasn't even the best part. J. Cole was also a playable character in this limited edition of the game. Earlier that year J. Cole signed to play professional basketball with the Scarborough Shooting Stars of the Canadian Elite Basketball League. He previously played for the Rwanda Patriots in the Basketball Africa League in 2021.

• 21 Savage

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  21 joined Snoop Dogg in 'Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II' for his video game debut. Just like Snoop, 21 is a playable operator. The rapper is seen rocking black shades and a backwards baseball cap throughout the game. 21's operator bundle is also available in 'Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0.'
• Nicki Minaj

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• Travis Scott

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• 50 Cent

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  50 Cent actually created his own series of video games. Back in 2005, he launched '50 Cent: Bulletproof.' He followed up that game with '50 Cent: G Unit Edition' which was created for the PSP (Playstation portable), and later in 2009 he released '50 Cent: Blood on the Sand.' There's no word if 50 Cent plans on developing more or participating in other video game ventures.
• Kanye West

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  Back in 2015, Kanye said that he wanted to create a video game named 'Only One' which he wanted Nintendo to develop. However, that video game never came into complete fruition. Now, almost two decades after Ye's 'The College Dropout' was released, it has been reimagined as a limited-edition video game. The game is LEGO-inspired and is exclusive to desktop computers. The video game also comes with a CD of 'The College Dropout' and a collectible figure. It was created by an artist named Donovan, who is also known as The Canvas Don but it is unclear what affiliation Kanye has with the project which was released in August.

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