A message on the YZY website appeared to confirm the release date of Kanye West and Ty Dolla Sign's eagerly awaited project, Vultures 2. It stated, "VULTURES 2 COMING AUGUST 2ND," which excited fans about the upcoming release. However, skepticism was also present, as this was not the first time a release date had been announced. Initially, the album was scheduled for March, then pushed to May, and eventually put on hold indefinitely. One fan remarked on X, "I’ll believe it when I see it," while another cautioned, "Believe at your own risk." Now, the announcement has been removed from the YZY website, raising doubts among fans. While this doesn't completely rule out the release tomorrow, it certainly has heightened their suspicions. On a more optimistic note, some fans remain hopeful that the duo will stick to the timeline this time. The cover art has already been revealed, and a listening party for the project is set to take place in Taiwan on August 25. This listening event was first announced late last month, adding to the excitement. However, the removal of the announcement has left fans puzzled. They won't have to wait much longer to see if the release date holds true, as the situation remains uncertain.
After Vultures 2, Ye and Ty are expected to introduce a third collaborative album, Vultures 3, although no release date for that project has been disclosed yet. What are your thoughts on the removal of the Vultures 2 release date from the Yeezy website? Do you think this suggests the album won't drop tomorrow? Keep it locked to 103.5 The Beat for more!