Ye and Ty Dolla Sign just dropped visuals for “530,” a cut from their upcoming Vultures 2.
The video, released late Wednesday night, gave fans quite a scare, with many suggesting it was created using A.I. tech – though that hasn’t been officially confirmed.
While the song itself has sparked A.I. use rumors, the video’s disturbing faces and creepy puppet scenes seem inspired by artist Paul McCarthy, who Ye highlighted on Instagram last September with the ’90s piece “Painter.”
That same month, Ye announced Bully, his first solo project since 2021’s Donda. While Vultures was planned as a trilogy, it’s unclear if part three will happen.
Meanwhile, their Vultures 1 track “Carnival” is up for Best Rap Song at the 2025 Grammys this February.
The duo’s already dropped videos for “Bomb,” “Slide,” “Fried,” and “Talking.” As for Bully, we’ve gotten teasers including a clip featuring what sounds like a Pomme sample – though she later tweeted she “never gave consent for the sample’s use for obvious reasons.”
