Yeezus graced the stage performing all of his hits during the inaugural Meadows Festival in Queens, NY. | Photo by Vickey Ford (SneakShot) for Okayplayer.
Photo Credit: Vickey Ford for Okayplayer
Photo Credit: Vickey Ford for Okayplayer
Kanye is pulling a Life of Pablo on Ye
When Kanye West released The Life of Pablo, his seventh solo album, the rapper famously wouldn't stop tinkering with it, adding new verses, skits, and songs, even after the album dropped.
It seems like he's doing the same for his latest album, Ye. On the album's opener, "I Thought About Killing You," there's a new added line. In the line, it seems like he's addressing the criticism around the "slavery was a choice" comment.
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Here is the line:
If I wasn't shinin' so hard, wouldn't be no shadeBuckwheat ass nigga, it's gon' be OK
Sorry, but I chose not to be no slave
young nigga shit, nigga, we don't age
According to Complex, this version of the song was released to streaming services on June 5th.
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Another interesting tidbit: the line change seems to only occur with the clean version of the song. Give the updated, clean version of "I Thought About Killing You" a spin below.
H/T: Complex
