Since the follow-up to Donda is not yet finished, Kanye West has stopped using his phone.
The rapper announced the follow-up EP last week, just six months after his tenth studio album, which is set to be released on February 22.
Ye made the announcement through Rolling Loud co-founder Tariq Cherif, who shared a video on Instagram on behalf of the rapper on Friday.
Considering Ye’s track record of always releasing his albums on time, some fans suspect that the album may drop later than anticipated. Ye teased the release date for ‘DONDA’ several times in the months leading up to the album’s release, and he ultimately delivered months later.
According to Kanye, his 11th studio album will be “more monk-like,” with the rapper telling one of the album’s five producers that he wants “simplified” production.
The next album will be produced by Digital Nas, DJ Khaled, Mike Dean, DJ Premier, and West himself, with Future serving as executive producer.
According to Australia’s Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, the rapper has been instructed he cannot tour the country unless he is vaccinated.
