You didn't think you'd make it to 2016 without some new music from Kanye West, did you?!
Kim Kardashian was the first to drop the insight that her hubby was going to discharge another track this evening with the accompanying tweet: "Yeezy new tune going to drop #facts."
What's more, whaddya know? Kanye was shooting on a wide range of subjects and individuals, including kindred rapper Drake. With a comparative beat to Drizzy's "Jumpman," 'Ye raps, "Yeezy just bounced over jumpman," and keeps on conveying disses, yet the vast majority of them were focused at—sit tight for it—Nike.
"On the off chance that Nike ain't have Drizzy, man they would have nothin/If Nike ain't have Don C., man they would have nothin," he proceeded. "Yeezy they line up for a considerable length of time/Nike around here terrible they can't give crap away...Nike, Nike treat workers simply like slaves/Gave LeBron a billi' not to flee."
He even gets out Bill Cosby and Steve Harvey. "Do anyone feel terrible for Bill Cosby? Did he overlook the names simply like Steve Harvey?" OOF.
It's been a major week for the vocalist as of now, as the Grammy victor was just named GQ's most jazzy man of 2015—a title his wife couldn't be more pleased with.
"Much obliged to you GQ and to everybody who voted," Kanye composed on Twitter in light of the high acclaim just yesterday. "It's been a stunning year."
Back in October, Kanye astonished fans by dropped two new remixes of some of his most celebrated past hits: "Say You Will" and "When I See It."
Keeping in mind the rapper has guaranteed another collection (which he's asserted will be titled Swish) in the coming months, fans have heard bits of fresh out of the plastic new material this previous year.
Actually, the timing is specific fascinating on his most recent track considering that Mr. West divulged the single "Stand out" on New Year's Day one year prior.
North and Saint West's dad additionally discharged "Wolves" amid Saturday Night Live's 40th commemoration extraordinary which was much to the astonishment of fans and cast individuals .
Kim Kardashian was the first to drop the insight that her hubby was going to discharge another track this evening with the accompanying tweet: "Yeezy new tune going to drop #facts."
What's more, whaddya know? Kanye was shooting on a wide range of subjects and individuals, including kindred rapper Drake. With a comparative beat to Drizzy's "Jumpman," 'Ye raps, "Yeezy just bounced over jumpman," and keeps on conveying disses, yet the vast majority of them were focused at—sit tight for it—Nike.
"On the off chance that Nike ain't have Drizzy, man they would have nothin/If Nike ain't have Don C., man they would have nothin," he proceeded. "Yeezy they line up for a considerable length of time/Nike around here terrible they can't give crap away...Nike, Nike treat workers simply like slaves/Gave LeBron a billi' not to flee."
He even gets out Bill Cosby and Steve Harvey. "Do anyone feel terrible for Bill Cosby? Did he overlook the names simply like Steve Harvey?" OOF.
It's been a major week for the vocalist as of now, as the Grammy victor was just named GQ's most jazzy man of 2015—a title his wife couldn't be more pleased with.
"Much obliged to you GQ and to everybody who voted," Kanye composed on Twitter in light of the high acclaim just yesterday. "It's been a stunning year."
Back in October, Kanye astonished fans by dropped two new remixes of some of his most celebrated past hits: "Say You Will" and "When I See It."
Keeping in mind the rapper has guaranteed another collection (which he's asserted will be titled Swish) in the coming months, fans have heard bits of fresh out of the plastic new material this previous year.
Actually, the timing is specific fascinating on his most recent track considering that Mr. West divulged the single "Stand out" on New Year's Day one year prior.
North and Saint West's dad additionally discharged "Wolves" amid Saturday Night Live's 40th commemoration extraordinary which was much to the astonishment of fans and cast individuals .
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