Despite the Criticism, Ty Dolla $ign Remains Steadfast in His Support for Ye

Published 01/22/2025, 10:59 PM EST

In his extensive span of discography, Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, has hardly ever garnered any claims or criticism about being mediocre, with every track and album raising the standards of the music industry by several miles. However, despite his return being highly anticipated, 'Vultures' did not even come close to his previous albums, despite it being his big collaboration with Ty Dolla $ign.

While everyone was quick to move on from 'Vultures 1' given that they had a lot of begging to do for 'Vultures 2', Ty Dolla $ign still remains loyal.

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Given that two volumes have already dropped, memory may be defying Ye fans about how the 'Vultures' album actually came to be. It was the result of relentless begging on fan' part as much as it was of numerous samplings on Ye's part. This, and perhaps, the album's supremacy over the later volumes has Ty Dolla $ign choosing 'Vultures 1' as his favorite album, as he shared with NSS Magazine.

When Ye was ostracized by the entire industry following the mass boycott of him and his products, the rapper moved away from the spotlight for quite some time, only ever trickling back hand in hand, no shoe on foot, and scant clothing, with his new wife Bianca Censori. It was, as per Ye's revelation, only Ty Dolla $ign who stood through the thick and thin and encouraged him to drop the album.

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While 'Vultures' Volume. 1 may not be remembered for being a masterpiece in music, it will forever be considered a testimony of Ye and Ty Doll $ign's strong bond; that is more than anything 'Bully' can say with AI allegations already piling up.

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With the release of new snippets, especially the one featuring 'Hide You Bi---' over a Pamela Anderson video, the fear surrounding Ye and his growing AI usage for his music is back in full swing, Given that it is a Ye album with no confirmed release date anywhere in sight, fans can only hope that the rapper stays true to his old self.

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Aliza Siddiqui

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Aliza Siddiqui, a seasoned entertainment journalist and primary editor at Netflix Junkie, discovered her passion for storytelling through Anne Hathaway's iconic performance in Princess Diaries. Her love for film was further solidified by the thought-provoking climax of Don't Look Up, which left her in awe of its ability to balance humor and commentary, much like The Dictator and Cunk on Earth, which impressed her with their loud yet subtle haywire references. With a background in writing over a thousand articles at Otakukart, Aliza brings her unique voice and style to her editorial role, where she incorporates her idiosyncratic wit with engaging content.

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