No matter how badly fans want Ye (formerly called Kanye West) to revive his GOAT era, the 'Vultures' rapper seems to have resigned to his fate. Having a tendency to disappoint fans every now and then, Ye has now got newfound ways to let his fandom know how little he cares, or so raved the fans. As if speculations of using AI Vocals in the long overdue 'Vultures 2' album tracks were not enough, fans have now caught the rapper using AI for his music, red-handed. 

Ye's song ‘Sky City’ from the album ‘Vultures 2' has sparked controversy with its official description released online. The text, as made public by GodAssSub page on X, which seemed innocuous at first, ended with the phrase "is there anything I can help you with," a common AI-generated signature. Eagle-eyed fans quickly pointed out that the entire description was likely created by artificial intelligence.

This revelation comes after fans previously accused Ye of heavily relying on AI in the production of ‘Vultures 2’, with some claiming that ‘Sky City' features entirely AI-generated vocals. The use of AI in music has raised questions about authenticity while creating widespread dismay among fans since expectations reached sky-high following the 'Vultures 1' drop. 

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While the album has been going through various alterations since its release, Ye fans have come to know of his sloppiness. 

Fans have expressed utter disappointment and disillusionment with Ye's use of AI in his music, as evident in the comments. Some have criticized his carelessness and lack of effort, while others have simply lost hope for future improvements. The majority of them have raised questions on the authenticity and value of Ye’s art, wondering if he has abandoned his creative passion.

A user from x expressed a strange surprise at how late the page pointed it out while they have known for quite a while.

For those unversed, ‘Sky City’ has been revived from the 'Yandhi' era, featuring a star-studded lineup including 070 Shake, CyHi The Prynce, and Desiigner, with production support from Timbaland. The track promised to be a soulful conclusion, but as Billboard reviewed, it has been marred by Ye's decision to adopt a robotic flow in his second verse, detracting from the song's otherwise alluring quality. 

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