American rapper Kanye West has made a return to the music scene with his latest track, “Vultures.” This release is significant as it marks West’s first song since facing a series of antisemitism allegations in 2020. The song features collaborations with Ty Dolla Sign, Lil Durk, and Bump J.
In “Vultures,” Kanye West directly addresses the accusations, incorporating controversial lyrics such as, “How am I antisemitic? I just fud a Jewish bh.” The track, not yet available on streaming services, premiered on WPWX Power 92 Chicago on Friday night.
The rapper’s antisemitic remarks in October 2022 led to Adidas cutting ties with him. West denied the allegations, stating that he did not believe in the term “antisemitic.” These comments raised widespread criticism, and the controversy surrounding his views on Jewish people persisted.
The release of “Vultures” is awaited with anticipation, with questions about whether the track will be included in Kanye West’s upcoming joint album with Ty Dolla Sign, set to arrive “real soon” according to recent statements by Ty Dolla Sign.
Aside from addressing antisemitism, the song also appears to contain criticism of West’s former manager, Scooter Braun. The rapper’s return to the music scene with this new track is sure to stir further discussions and reactions, adding another layer to his already controversial public persona.
