Kanye West Announces New Album & Kid Cudi Collab Project Release Dates

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 202225.4K Views

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Kanye West's reveals the length and release date for his forthcoming project.

Yeezy Season is officially here. The rapper's been working on his follow up to 2016's The Life Of Pablo for a minute now and it looks like we'll finally be getting it in the near future. Kanye's been active on Twitter as of lately as well, dropping philosophical gems and keeping fans up to date on his creative process. While we've been waiting to hear what Kanye's been up to, it looks like the wait will be worth it as he's revealed the release date for his forthcoming album

Kanye West took to Twitter to reveal that his next album will be dropping on June 1st and will only consist of seven songs. While it does seem short, it'll likely be a dense project. In addition, he'll also be releasing his collaboration project with Kid Cudi only a week later on June 8th. As of now, that's all the information he's provided thusfar. However, he's been seen in the studio with the likes of Travis Scott, King Louie and many more names in Wyoming so it's safe to say we'll atleast be seeing them in the credits.

Kanye West and Kid Cudi's collaboration project will be called, "Kids See Ghost."

Between the two Kanye projects and Drake's album, June's going to be a great month for hip hop.

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