Previously, West's longtime barber Ibn Jasper revealed that the highly-anticipated follow-up to 2013's 'Yeezus' would be entirely co-produced by the British superstar.
- Jan 26, 2015
AceShowbiz - Paul McCartney isn't entirely involved with the highly-anticipated follow-up to Kanye West's 2013 "Yeezus". Shooting down swirling reports, representatives for both superstars told Rolling Stone that the British singer did not co-produce all of the rapper's new LP.
The reports were started by Yeezy's longtime pal and barber Ibn Jasper after West and Macca's collaboration with Rihanna "FourFiveSeconds" was debuted online over the weekend. Jasper said in an Instagram post, "Kanye's whole new album is co-produced with Paul McCartney."
He went on claiming that the song, which was first introduced by RiRi, would also appear on West's new disc. "He decided to put Rihanna on the song and put it on BOTH of their albums because they are both RocNation," he added.
West's new album currently has no official release date. In addition to "FourFiveSeconds" which was already teased by Ty Dolla $ign in an interview with Billboard earlier this month, the yet-to-be-titled project will include another collaboration with McCartney called "Only One".
