Ye, aka kanye west, has had fans on the edge of their seats ever since he teased a little taste of his much-anticipated 'Bully' album. While everyone is eager to hear some new tracks from the rap legend, there is also a lot of hope riding on this album being Ye’s big comeback—the one fans have been patiently (and not-so-patiently) waiting for since the 'Vultures' days. But up until now, all they have really gotten are a few crumbs from the studio. Amid the anticipation of the album's drop, another interesting update has now popped up on social media.

Turns out, Ye is up to more than just making music. Rapper Jim Jones recently posted something on his story—a news headline, hinting at a music video featuring himself, Ye, and Justin LaBoy. In the picture featuring the trio, Ye wore a Dipset chain—the iconic hip-hop jewelry. It could also be a nod to the legendary Dipset crew (aka The Diplomats), which was founded by childhood friends Cam'ron and Jim Jones.

Apart from the story, Jones also posted a picture of the trio yesterday on his feed. This was then followed by another post from Ye, where he showed off his Dipset chain again. Suddenly, rumors started flying that Ye might have chosen a side in the ongoing beef between Jones and Cam'ron. Ye has not exactly chimed in on that front, but these posts have fans very excited about what the coming music video will look like.

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Fans of Ye are starting to get their hopes up again, ready for the Grammy-winning rapper to drop a total banger with his best boys.

Jim Jones recently hyped up Ye’s work, advising other artists to avoid releasing albums at the same time as 'Bully'. While this partnership is new to the world, Ye’s friendship with Justin LaBoy is no secret. So, it makes sense that the three of them coming together for a music video for the first time is creating a bit of a buzz among fans, especially with the 'Graduation' creator's epic return to his peak physique. 

That said, many fans are still a little skeptical about the music video release. They have burned their fingers before and are afraid to get their hopes up too quickly.

As for 'Bully,' Ye still has not nailed down a release date, but he has already started taking pre-orders for the project. He has teased that it will be out sometime in 2025. But knowing Ye, fans should probably take everything with a pinch of salt and not get too excited just yet—hoping he does not end up pushing back the release like he did with the ‘Vultures’ rollout.

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