Kanye West drops the official lyric video for two of his song, "Violent Crimes" and "All Mine." Both tracks are featured on West's ye album.
The two lyric videos for "Violent Crimes" and "All Mine" are apt for the song's individual themes. They also feature a landscape of Wyoming, which was used as the background for the clip. The text for the songs is in green.
West's lyric videos for "Violent Crimes" and "All Mine" are quite simple in terms of their overall appearance. Fans of the rapper will get to see more when West drops the official music video for both of the songs. He released ye, a seven-track compilation, as part of West's attempt to drop one album every week.
Kanye West Drops A String Of New Albums
Following ye, West released his collaboration with Pusha-T called DAYTONA. He followed it up with the release of his album alongside Kid Cudi called Kids See Ghosts. Most recently, West teamed up with Nas on the compilation Nasir. All three albums also contain seven songs.
DAYTONA features "If You Know You Know," "The Games We Play," "Hard Piano" (feat. Rick Ross), "Come Back Baby," "Santeria," "What Would Meek Do? (feat. West), and "Infrared."
Kids See Ghosts, on the other hand, features the songs "4th Dimension," "Fire," "Freee," "Kids See Ghosts," "Cudi Montage," "Feel The Love," and "Reborn."
Nasir consists of the songs "Not For Radio" (feat. 070 Shake & Puff Daddy), "Cops Shot the Kid" (feat. West), "White Label," "Bonjour" (feat. The World Famous Tony Williams), "everything" (feat. West and The-Dream), "Adam and Eve" (feat. The-Dream), and "Simple Things."
This week, West is expected to release a fifth album. However, details are still being kept under wraps.
Rapper Seems Different In Recent Weeks
Other than the release of his two lyric videos and new albums, West also made headlines recently after it was reported that he appeared to be very different compared to how he was before.
Kanye has been so busy with all the new albums, Kanye is very clear, super focused right now. The version of him today is very different than the one we saw a few weeks ago," said a source.
Prior to releasing ye and his collaborations with other artists, West was involved in a slew of controversies. He previously said that slavery was a choice. He also had a Twitter exchange with President Donald Trump.
