ye

Original mix released on June 1st 2018. The outro beat was updated in November 2018 with a completely different mix. Explicit version without the slave line.

OG Filename: Let it Go 05.25.18 [AD and MD] Featured on an early leaked tracklist for ye. Has mumble Kanye singing vocals and 3 minutes of open. Leaked after a successful groupbuy.

OG Filename: Let it Go 05.25.18 [AD and MD] Featured on an early leaked tracklist for ye. Has mumble Kanye singing vocals and 3 minutes of open. Leaked after a successful groupbuy.

Version with an additional verse from Chance the Rapper at the start of the song about Donda being sexually assaulted as a young teen. This is a writing reference for the mumble verse in a previous listing, with Chance talking about Kanye's mother and not his own. Chance covers the last hook.

In the background of the Ty Dolla $ign vocal stems, a beat with an alternate melody and harder drums is audible. The link leads to a boosted version to make the beat audible.

Clean version of the original mix that contains a "Sorry but I chose not to be no slave" line that wasn't in the final uncensored version but is in the censored version accidentally.

OG Filename: Violent Nights REF 5.24 Basically the same as the May 25th version of the song, but with different mixing and is 3 seconds shorter.

Track seen on both a leaked ye and leaked LOVE EVERYONE tracklist. From a folder called "Moonlight_ForWY". Originally incorrectly referred to as "Moonlight Interlude from LOVE EVERYONE". Samples "Rope Ladder to the Moon" by Jack Bruce and "Moon Light" by Apple & 3 Oranges. Only the instrumental is available, but it is said to have mumble.

OG Filename: Exctacty REF 5.28.18 Similar to release, but with completely different lyrics and some production differences. Original snippet surfaced September 25th, 2019.

OG Filename: Exctacty 05.31.18 REF Basically the same as release, but with worse mixing, and one mumble bar at 2:26.

Track 2 from Kanye West's 2018 album ye. Also released as a single on June 11th, 2018. Written by Kanye West, MIKE DEAN, Malik Yusef, Terrence Boykin, Kenneth Pershon, Cydel Young, Dexter Mills, Jordan Thorpe, Danielle Balbuena, Aubrey Graham, Jordan Jenks, Ayub Ogada, Asten Harris, and James Mbarack Achieng. Mixed by MIKE DEAN and Jess Jackson. Engineered by MIKE DEAN, Mike Malchicoff, Zack Djurich, Sean Solymar, Andrew Dawson, and Noah Goldstein. Samples the song "Kothbiro" by Black Savage. Interpolates the song "Ha" by Juvenile as well as dialogue from the movie Friday.

OG Filename: Wouldn't Leave REF (5.17.18) Version that features different lines from release, and the first verse is partially finished. Second verse is the same as release, but a little more mumbly. Original snippet leaked November 18th, 2022.

OG Filename: All Mine Tassho Ref Tassho Pearce reference track. Appears to be recorded via iPhone. Interpolates the flow from "Smooth Criminal" by Michael Jackson, of all things.

Track 3 from Kanye West's 2018 album ye. Written by Kanye West, MIKE DEAN, Malik Yusef, Terrence Boykin, Kenneth Pershon, Cydel Young, Dexter Mills, Francis Starlite, Jordan Thorpe, Danielle Balbuena, Tyrone Griffin Jr, Jeremy Felton, Uforo Ebong, and Anthony Clemons. Mixed by MIKE DEAN and Jess Jackson. Engineered by MIKE DEAN, Mike Malchicoff, Zack Djurich, and Sean Solymar.

OG Filename: All Mine REF 05.25.18 Has only the Ant Clemons intro/hook, rest is open.

OG Filename: Thirty Mile Zone REF 5.17.18 Has vocals from Kanye. Snippet leaked November 30th, 2024.

OG Filename: Yikes REF 05.26.18 3am Has a fully finished alt verse, and features production and mixing differences. Drake can be heard doing an "aye" adlib after the first hook.

OG Filename: All Mine REF 05.26.18 Has no Kanye vocals.

Track 4 from Kanye West's 2018 album ye. Written by Kanye West, MIKE DEAN, Malik Yusef, Terrence Boykin, Kenneth Pershon, Francis Starlite, Noah Goldstein, Jordan Thorpe, Tyrone Griffin Jr, Jeremy Felton, Justin Vernon, Jahron Brathwaite, and Reverend W. A. Donaldson. Mixed by MIKE DEAN and Jess Jackson. Engineered by MIKE DEAN, Mike Malchicoff, Zack Djurich, Noah Goldstein, and Sean Solymar.