Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign have unveiled the music video for their collaborative track “Talking/Once Again,” featuring their own children in starring roles.
Released on Wednesday (February 7), the video, directed by the D’Innocenzo Brothers, showcases North West, Kanye’s daughter, as she raps and gets her hair done. Additionally, Ty Dolla $ign’s daughter, Jailynn Crystal, makes an appearance in the video, adding a heartfelt touch as Ty delivers his verses.
In the video, Ty Dolla $ign raps about the challenges of parenthood, reflecting on the passage of time and the desire to protect his daughter: “How much to stop the car from speeding?/ They might try to slow down/ How much to stop my daughter from growing?/ I just can’t take it now.”
After facing numerous delays, the highly anticipated album from Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign, titled “Vultures,” is finally set to be released. The duo recently announced a listening party for the album, scheduled to take place at the United Center in Chicago on February 8, the night before the album’s official release on February 9.
Both Kanye and Ty Dolla $ign shared promotional flyers on Instagram, confirming the event’s details. The album, presented as “Vultures Volume 1,” marks the first installment in a trilogy planned by the two artists.
With a concert capacity of 23,500, the United Center will host the listening party, offering fans an immersive experience before the album’s debut.
The tracklist for “Vultures Volume 1” has been confirmed, consisting of 13 songs. Notably, North West recently sported a shirt featuring a different tracklist that included appearances from artists like Future, Playboi Carti, Quavo, and more.
Originally scheduled to perform the album in Italy in October, Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign’s plans were altered, leading to the cancellation of the event. However, they later held two “Vultures” raves, including one in Las Vegas where Kanye reconciled with Kid Cudi.
Following the release of “Vultures Volume 1” on February 9, fans can anticipate “Vultures Volume 2” on March 8, followed by “Vultures Volume 3” on April 5. These albums mark Kanye West’s first independent releases following his departure from Def Jam, concluding his longstanding partnership with the label.
