Ty Dolla $ign and Ye, formerly Kanye West, made musical magic together that fans just could not get enough of. Their collaboration, 'Vultures', shot Ye to the top of the charts for the first time in over ten years. But it was not just about the music - their partnership was like a bouquet of flowers, welcoming Ye back to the musical world after a long break. 

As fans eagerly await news on the release date of the second volume of 'Vultures', $ign shared what it was like teaming up with the rap legend he has looked up to for years.

Ty Dolla $ign recently swung by the red couch at the 4HUNNID podcast to chat about his collaboration with Ye and hinted at more music on the way. When questioned about what it was like collaborating with the legendary rapper, $ign had nothing but praise, throwing around phrases like "amazing, bro," "life-changing," and "very educational". He also appreciated Ye’s “perspective not only on music but on life”. 

The spark for the duo and their album came to life when they crossed paths in a studio during their Japan trip. $ign pitched the idea to Ye, asking if he would be keen to executive produce his next album, and the 'College Dropout' creator was totally up for it. Their first track together after that was 'Burn', which sampled Band of Thieves, and it got them both thinking they could really kill it if they joined forces for a whole album. However, it is not just $ign who speaks so highly of his 'Vultures' collaborator.

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Even Ye gave props to the 'Swalla' singer for supporting him when the rest of the world was turning its back on him.

Ye is famous for his innovative beats and lyrical finesse, while Ty Dolla $ign is famous for his velvety vocals. Yet, 'Vultures' was more than just a musical collaboration; it was also a partnership based on trust and respect. During a chat with Big Boy TV, Ye and Ty Dolla $ign sat down to talk all things 'Vultures' and beyond. The 46-year-old shared that he chose to collaborate with $ign because the 'Work From Home' rapper had his back when “a million people told him to not."

He even likened $ign to another longtime collaborator, producer Mike Dean, sharing that $Ign can even turn a "murmur" into music. Ye went on to say, “he can fix all the notes on it; he can bring the drums, the music”. Now, with Ty Dolla $ign expressing similar thoughts in the latest interview, it is clear that this musical duo is here for the long haul. 

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