Kanye West, an American rapper-turned-politician, has left many of his fans confused after he shared the tracklist of ‘Donda’, his much-anticipated album, in a tweet that has since been deleted.
The 43-year-old singer and entrepreneur took to his Twitter page on Saturday night to reveal the tracklist and release date of his 10th studio album — only to delete the tweet afterward.
West wrote that the album will be released on July 24, in a tweet that showed a hand-written list of 20 songs, including ‘Wash Us In The Blood,’ the Travis Scott-featured single.
The album is coming on the back of ‘Jesus is King,’ the rapper’s ninth 2019 LP.
See the tracklist for ‘Donda’ below:
1. ‘Donda’
2. ’24’
3. ‘I Feel Terrific’
4. ‘Future Bounce’
5. ‘Keep My Spirit Alive’
6. ‘Lord I Need You’
7. ‘Off the Grid’
8. ‘Skmrrr’
9. ‘In God’s Country’
10. ‘God’s Country’
11. ‘Welcome to My Life’
12. ‘Up From the Ashes’
13. ‘Tell the Vision’
14. ‘Wash Us in the Blood’
15. ‘Everything’
16. ‘New Body’
17. ‘Hold the Line’
18. ‘Praise God’
19. ‘Life of the Party’
20. ‘Hurricane’
The development appears to have angered fans who took to the microblogging platform to vent their annoyance.
NO NO NO NO NO NO NO HE DELETED IT I WANT TO D!E pic.twitter.com/P1qHpeaa88
— miles (frank ocean and kanye fan) (@ripseahawks) July 18, 2020
Kanye’s deleted album announcement: DONDA pic.twitter.com/gn538VM7vg
— Watching the Throne (@KanyePodcast) July 18, 2020
NO FUCKING WAY KANYE DELETED THE ALBUM ANNOUNCEMENT BRO WHY WHY WHY
Advertisement— Tilly🌊 (@tillyksg) July 18, 2020
Kanye just tweeted and deleted the album announcement. I— pic.twitter.com/1pDdld8Iw3
— colin (@colinags) July 18, 2020
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LMFAOOOO KANYE DELETED THE TWEET. GOD DAMN IT I HATE IT HERE pic.twitter.com/Ypt1OsPlSO
— (Charlie Heat Version) (@YESEEGHOSTS) July 18, 2020
#DONDA. A new album from Kanye West.
July 24. pic.twitter.com/yyZhlsNAmO
— Complex Music (@ComplexMusic) July 18, 2020
On July 5, the award-winning rapper had expressed his interest to contest for the US presidential election billed for November 3.
West however secured just two percent of votes when included in one of the first national polls to be taken since he announced his presidential bid amid reports he would be dropping out of the race for the oval office.
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