The whims and ideas of Ye are better left for him to decode. At the crack of dawn today, Kanye West deleted all of his Instagram posts including the ones on Bianca Censori and ‘Vultures’ However, a few hours later, the rapper made a low-key comeback. Taking to his Instagram stories, the ‘Donda’ singer re-shared likely official ‘Vultures’ merchandise in collaboration with a designer, Jacob Green. Featuring the much-talked-about album logo, a slew of merchandise wear lay adorned on the latter’s page for fans to explore.

Headlined with the caption “Too much hate and not enough love,” the ones that Ye reposted featured oversized t-shirts with sleeves below them and a complete head wrap-around embossed with the album logo. The second story also shared the same outfit, but in gray. Meanwhile, Green’s official page featured more designs with a plethora of customizability. Yet, despite the sorted looks, fans still stood at a loss about the possible uncertainty of the ‘Vultures’ drop.

Soon after ushering in a social media comeback in 2024, Kanye West filled up his Instagram feed with pictures of Bianca Censori. Yet, the unexpected clean-up baffled fans. While many stated the deletion as a routine tidying up before ‘Vultures’ final announcements, counterclaims rang in as Ye’s feed already looked pretty fresh post his comeback and stood spot-on for any releases. As such, fears of the album launch getting delayed once again spread rapidly within the fandom, with no clear answers in sight.

The social media flip-flop came close on the heels of the rapper dropping massive announcements regarding his Ty Dolla $ign collaboration.

Kanye West promised not one but three Vultures albums

At short notice after the 12th December Miami rave preview of ‘Vultures’, the Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign album came up for pre-save. However, it soon disappeared. Thereafter, as news came about of the duo still recording and refining their album, rumored dates flew past the calendar. Amid much pleas, Ye finally announced that the album would contain a total of three volumes and drop one after another, starting from February 9.

Positive news kept swarming in with additional reports of new faces likely joining in. With Kanye West following JPEGMAFIA and the band, Paris Texas, the probability of their involvement became more than certain. However, with him deleting his posts, the rapper also unfollowed everyone from his Instagram, casting doubt on such collaborations. Regardless, with Ty Dolla $ign’s feed still up and active, ‘Vultures’ likely remains on track to meet its promised release dates.

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