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Jack Antonoff has branded Kanye West a “little cry baby bitch” after learning that the rapper’s new album will drop on the same day as his.West recently dropped the trailer for his forthcoming album ‘Vultures’, revealing it will be released in three volumes. The first volume is set to arrive February 9.‘Vultures’ was supposed to drop in October 2023, but its release date has been delayed multiple times.Unfortunately for Bleachers frontman and producer Jack Antonoff, ‘Vultures’ now lands on the same day as Bleachers’ upcoming self-titled album – whose release date was announced last November.Antonoff shared his reaction to the news by writing on X/Twitter: “kanye on bleachers release date is hilarious little cry baby bitch”.kanye on bleachers release date is hilarious little cry baby bitch— jackantonoff (@jackantonoff) January 24, 2024West has been courting controversy since the rollout of ‘Vultures’ thanks to his series of anti-Semitic actions.

Kanye West has shared a dramatic trailer for his new three-volume ‘Vultures’ albums and announced their respective release dates.The rapper, who now goes by Ye, has confirmed that the long-delayed collaborative project with Ty Dolla $ign will begin its rollout on February 9 with the first volume.The second two volumes will then be available on March 8 and April 5, respectively.The newly released trailer, directed by Jon Rafman, includes eerie clips stitched together of fire and destruction, cult-like figures and ominous animals.It’s soundtrack by a reworked version of his previously released title track, his first new song since a month-long storm of controversy relating to anti-Semitism allegations.You can watch the new trailer here.The news confirms previous reports that ‘Vultures’ would indeed be released on February 9, though at the time it appeared to be a standalone release rather than a trio of volumes.Ye and Ty Dolla $ign had been teasing their new album for some months, after news first circulated in August 2023 that West would be releasing new music “imminently”.After numerous delays to the project, recent reports suggested that the LP would be dropping some time at the end of January, before it was delayed further.It appears the artists are also sticking to the controversial album art (per images shared by Yeezy’s head of design today) which features typography that has similarities to the font used by black metal band Burzum, whose frontman Varg Vikernes is a convicted murderer and has been known to hold neo-Nazi and far right views.The artwork itself is a painting by landscape artist Caspar David Friedrich whose work was used to promote Nazi ideology.Last month, West and Ty Dolla $ign‘s hosted a Las Vegas

Zara Larsson has been slammed for wearing a dress emblazoned with artwork from convicted murderer and neo-Nazi Varg Vikernes' band Burzum.The singer, 25, was forced to apologize after sporting the black dress - which featured artwork from Burzum's 1996 album Filosofem - to the P3 Guld awards in Gothenburg, Sweden last week. One-man black metal band Burzum was fronted by Vikernes - real name Louis Cachet - between 1992-1996. Vikernes was convicted of stabbing his former bandmate to death, church arson and stockpiling explosives in 1994.Vikernes is also known for supporting Nazism and being openly anti-Semitic.  Under fire: Zara Larsson has been slammed for wearing a dress emblazoned with artwork from convicted murderer and Nazi white supremacist Varg Vikernes' band Burzum (pictured January 26 in Sweden)  Wrong choice: The singer, 25, was forced to apologize after wearing a black dress which featured artwork from Burzum's 1996 album Filosofem (pictured right) to the P3 Guld awards in Gothenburg, Sweden last week The dress, which Larsson also showed off on TikTok, also featured artwork from bands Cannibal Corpse and Behemoth - but the singer said she was completely unaware of the band and the controversy the outfit would spark.Larsson told AftonBladet: 'Oopsie, had no idea.

Onscreen, Caleb Landry Jones knows what it takes to be a psychotic dirtbag. He’s prowled the edges of Jordan Peele’s Get Out, David Lynch’s Twin Peaks: The Return, and the Safdie brothers’ Heaven Knows What, where he played a dangerous junkie whose idea of fun is listening to the notorious death metal act Burzum, led by real-life convicted murderer Varg Vikernes, on a public library computer.