Kanye Confirms He's Making a Collab Album With Chance the Rapper Called "Good Ass Job"

Let’s hope they do a good ass job.

Kanye West has confirmed the worst-kept-secret in Chicago: he and Chance the Rapper are working on a new album together.

The two of them have been flooding Instagram with footage and pictures of them collaborating in studio (well, when Kanye’s not simply uploading excerpts from the dictionary and SMS exchanges).

The likelihood of them developing a joint-album became a near certainty when Chance simply posted the words "Good Ass Job", referring to both a lyric from their previous collab, “Ultralight Beam” and the long-rumoured album title that was meant to follow West’s Graduation at the top of the decade. (Also, you may recall "Good Ass Intro" from Chance's Acid Rap.)

But West made it official at Chance’s monthly Open Mic night in Chicago, where he told the ecstatic crowd that they were indeed turning Good Ass Job a reality.

Earlier in the day, he teased what looked like a sequel to Yeezus—potentially titled Yhandi—and though many of West’s proposed projects have failed to come to fruition over the years (remember that Drake collab?), his recent spark of productivity could mean he’s finally making Good on his promises.

Update: Well, that was fast! Ye is now promising to drop Yandhi on 29 September... the same night he's playing Saturday Night Live. Save the date?

 

 

 

 

 

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A post shared by Kanye West (@kanyewest) on Sep 17, 2018 at 8:44pm PDT

Header Image: Instagram (chancetherapper)