VULTURES 3

VULTURES 3 serves as the unreleased third installment of the collaborative trilogy between Ye (Kanye West) and Ty Dolla $ign, performing as ¥$. Following the stylistic blueprint of its predecessors, the album leans heavily into industrial trap and sample-heavy production, notably featuring the long-teased track 'EVERYBODY' which interpolates the Backstreet Boys. The recording context is defined by significant controversy and internal friction, leading to its indefinite postponement in favor of Ye's solo project, BULLY. Sonically, the album is a bridge between the aggressive stadium-rap of VULTURES 1 and the more experimental, often unfinished textures of VULTURES 2. It highlights the contrast between Ye's erratic, confrontational lyricism and Ty Dolla $ign's smooth, reliable vocal presence. Despite its vaulted status, the leaked and rumored tracks suggest a project that aimed to finalize the duo's exploration of hedonism, public scrutiny, and sonic maximalism.