Kanye West, now known as Ye, has been on a streak, leaving fans questioning whether it is a surge of creative genius or a series of disappointing releases. His first 'Vultures' album sparked high hopes, but the follow-up fell flat due to its heavy AI influences. Fans first believed it to be an experimental misstep, but his latest drop suggests it is becoming more of a signature sound. Now, with Ye's discography further expanding, enthusiasts are cautiously tempering their expectations.

Cordae's upcoming album, 'The Crossroads', promises to be a star-studded affair, with Ye making a notable appearance on the track 'No Bad News'. This collaboration follows Ye's recent experiments with AI-generated music, leaving fans wondering what to expect. Ty Dolla $ign, Ye's 'Vultures' collaborator, also features on the album, lending his vocals to 'PRAY'.

Nonetheless, fans are proceeding with guided optimism, unsure of what to expect from Ye's evolving artistic vision. Despite the impressive lineup, fans do not have their hopes held high due to Ye's recent controversies. Skeptics worry that his feature on 'No Bad News' would not yield much credit. Fans doubt if they just a sampled snippet from 'Bad News' with Ye's name attached. 

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Not only doubtful of a disaster, but some are also even convinced that the upcoming feature would just be another mishap. 

Fans are highly skeptical about Ye's feature on Cordae's 'No Bad News', with many convinced that he simply sampled his own work and received a credited feature. Others suspect it may be another instance of AI-generated music, which has been a point of contention. Disappointed enthusiasts are threatening to boycott his music if this trend continues, feeling misled and undervalued as listeners.

More than their low-key excitements, frustration and distrust are running high among Ye's fanbase.

In the AI era, fans have volunteered to compromise, tolerating AI-infused tracks if at least Ye's distinct voice and style remain prominent. Industry experts and podcasters have proposed hybrid approaches, blending human creativity with AI assistance. However, it is up to Ye to balance innovation with authenticity. Fans, meanwhile, have also stood their ground for meaningful contributions, not entirely AI-generated songs that erase his artistic fingerprint.

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