Kanye West revealed the WW3 album tracklist on April 2, that includes antisemitic themes and a visitor look from Dave Blunts.
Kanye West has unveiled the tracklist for his upcoming album WW3, that includes inflammatory titles and lyrics that proceed his sample of antisemitic rhetoric and controversial imagery.
Unveiled on X Wednesday night time (April 2), the 11-track venture consists of songs titled “Heil Hitler,” “Hitler Ye and Jesus,” and “Free Diddy,” with a visitor look from rapper Dave Blunts on the opening monitor.
West, who has repeatedly praised Adolf Hitler and included Nazi symbolism into his vogue and music, has described his new musical route as “My new sound known as antisemitic.”
Among the many lyrics previewed final month from the album’s title monitor, West raps, “rocking swastikas ’trigger all my n##### Nazis,” adopted by, “They’re telling me that I’m a bully/I’m antisemitic, totally” and “Studying ‘Mein Kampf,’ two chapters earlier than I fall asleep.”
The music additionally references West’s use of nitrous oxide, with strains like “Went to the dentist and obtained me some nitrous/Went to the dentist and put in some diamonds.”
Kanye West “WW3” Tracklist
The tracklist additionally consists of “Cosby,” “Soiled Magazines,” “Bianca,” “Virgil Let Me Down,” “Jared,” “Cash and Fame,” and “Nitrous.”
The music “Virgil” follows West lashing out at late clothier Virgil Abloh, expressing unresolved bitterness over Abloh’s success.
“Think about a n#### steal your dream and is given your crown as a result of he ain’t put on a crimson hat,” West tweeted earlier this week. “Then the tradition you constructed mad at you talking up on it.”
The inclusion of Dave Blunts on the album follows West’s current public endorsement of the rapper.
“Dave Blunts is my favourite rapper,” West introduced. “His raps give me the vitality of my tweets.”
He additionally shared a personal textual content change the place he supplied Blunts entry to his private coach, writing, “We want you to remain alive.”
West’s current antics have drawn intense criticism for selling hate speech, together with his repeated use of Nazi references and antisemitic statements. His newest album seemingly doubles down on these themes.
