DeRay Davis Praises Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign’s “Vultures” Album Despite Controversy

Actor and comedian DeRay Davis shared his positive impressions of Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign’s collaborative album “Vultures” after attending a listening party in Miami. Despite the controversy surrounding the event, Davis expressed enthusiasm for the project and downplayed some of the criticisms circulating online.

Speaking to TMZ at LAX airport, Davis described the album as a great project, emphasizing the quality of the songs played during the listening party. He provided a unique perspective, noting that his proximity to the stage allowed him to see Kanye West’s unconventional attire, including the black KKK hood, which he likened to an executioner’s mask.

Addressing the controversy surrounding the album’s title track, specifically Kanye West’s use of the term “Jewish b***h,” Davis suggested that people are overreacting and urged listeners to focus on the overall quality of the songs and guest performances. He praised “Vultures” as a blend of the “old Kanye” with elements reminiscent of “808s & Heartbreak,” commending Kodak Black, Ty Dolla $ign, and even North West’s surprise guest verses.

As someone who collaborated with Kanye West in the past, contributing his voice to skits on “The College Dropout” and “Late Registration,” Davis’s positive outlook on “Vultures” adds an interesting perspective, considering the album’s departure from Kanye’s earlier work. Stay tuned for more updates on DeRay Davis and the latest developments on Kanye West’s “Vultures” album.