AceShowbiz - Kanye West and Playboi Carti have a history of creating magic in the studio on tracks like "Off The Grid" and "Go2DaMoon," so it's not without reason that Ye is expected to feature in Carti's new album "I AM MUSIC".

However, in an unexpected twist, Kanye took to X to claim that "Jewish businesses" had blocked him from contributing to the project. Ye tweeted, "Jewish business forced Carti to not put me on the album. Same thing happened with Trav." His reference to Travis Scott (II) pertains to his no-show on Scott's project, "Utopia."

Despite West's claims, Carti himself has acknowledged the crucial role Ye played in shaping his new sound. "Shout out to my na Kanye… He over here making beats and s**t. That album gonna be crazy, I can't wait to show y'all n****s," he said on stage in Las Vegas last year.

There were initial reports that "I AM MUSIC" might be a featureless project, focused solely on Carti's unique style amplified by Ye's production prowess. However, when the album dropped on March 14, it featured a star-studded lineup including Travis Scott, The Weeknd, Kendrick Lamar, Skepta, Future, Lil Uzi Vert, Ty Dolla $ign, and Young Thug, each contributing to its rich sonic landscape.

The album spanned 30 tracks and delivered an innovative blend of avant-garde rap, distorted beats, and experimental flows greatly influenced by Ye's production talents. Though Kanye has yet to publicly comment on the album, his fingerprints are unmistakable.

As fans dissect and debate the album's bold direction, one thing is clear: Ye's presence, though not overtly stated, is felt throughout the project, pushing Playboi Carti and the genre into new, uncharted territories.