Ye & Ty Dolla $ign Release 'Vultures 2' Deluxe Featuring Three New Songs Featuring Peso Pluma, Kid Cudi & Kodak Black

My god, they're back again. Ye (ex-Kanye West) and Ty Dolla $ign block hours a week of watching to devote to releasing another Vultures 2 deluxe edition with three new songs.

Some fan favorite leaks from the Vultures era dropped as deluxe tracks on Thursday (August 8) featuring Kid Cudi's “Gun to My Head,” “Believer” and “Drunk,” which boasts Peso Pluma replacing Bad Bunny's verse along with another cameo by Kodak Black.

Each track is available as a separate deluxe edition on Yeezy's website for $5 each. “ALL SONGS ARE RECEIVING LIVE UPDATES UNTIL SET, INCLUDING DELUXE TRACKS,” wrote Yeezy's chief of staff Eric Cui. Instagram Stories.

Vultures 2 she is currently in competition with that of Taylor Swift Department of Tormented Poets for the top spot on next week's Billboard 200, and Team Yeezy is pulling out all the stops in an attempt to topple T-Swift.

If Ye and Ty Dolla $ign pull off the feat and debut at No. 1, it will be West's 12th album to top the Billboard 200.

The trio of tracks follows the first deluxe, which landed on Wednesday (August 7) ​​with 'Take Off Your Dress' becoming available on Yeezy website. None of the four deluxe tracks have been released on streaming services yet.

Looks like there's another obstacle in the way for Ye and Ty. west posted a purported text message by his manager, John Monopoly, saying that Atlantic Records is threatening to pull both of the Vultures' albums from streaming unless 40 percent of all proceeds are paid. Advertising sign Ye's representatives have been contacted for comment.

“Atlantic co-head Julie Greenwald just called me She just got fired She said the new head is not going to give us a grace period to handle Atlantic compensation She suggested I leave [distributors] Too Lost and Create knows 40 percent of all proceeds from V1 and V2 must be paid to Atlantic Says if we don't handle this immediately Atlantic will issue take downs for both albums, be advised,” he wrote .

Advertising sign reported on Tuesday (August 6th) that Julie Greenwald will step down from her role as president/CEO of Atlantic Records and be replaced by 10k Projects CEO Elliot Grainge, effective October 1st.