Kanye West Says His Album 'Donda' Was Released Without His Approval

Todd Rundgren gives NO f**ks!

Todd Rundgren has vented his frustration over working with Kanye West on his recent album ‘DONDA’.According to Rundgren he contributed to the record over a year and amassed “three albums worth of Kanye stems on my computer.”He said he was initially put in touch with West via the rapper’s longtime collaborator, 88-Keys.“I didn’t mind working on his gospel stuff. If you want to sing about Jesus, go ahead, I don’t care.

Kanye West‘s latest album ‘DONDA’ has landed at the top of the Billboard 200 albums chart, marking his tenth Number One to date.The rapper released his long-awaited album late last month (August 29), which includes collaborations from Marilyn Manson, DaBaby, Playboi Carti, The Weeknd and Lil Baby, among others.

Shade detected. After teasing his Certified Lover Boy album on social media earlier this week, Drake dropped the highly anticipated LP on Friday, September 3, and it appeared as though Kanye West was called out in one of the new songs.

Kanye West on Twitter following West’s recent ‘DONDA’ album release.On Twitter, the official account for the children’s cartoon character tweeted a Pitchfork album review of West’s ‘DONDA’ Pitchfork score alongside Peppa’s own score for album ‘Peppa’s Adventures: The Album.’The Peppa Pig account showed that Peppa’s album actually scored higher than West’s on Pitchfork – a 6.5 for Peppa compared to a 6.0 for West.In a since deleted tweet, the Peppa account wrote: “Peppa didn’t need to host

Merch mania! Between a canceled release date, sleeping in Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium and a reimagined wedding with Kim Kardashian, Kanye West’s Donda album has been quite the production. 

Chris Brown disses and awkward Marilyn Manson cameos — Kanye West is embroiled in yet another blazing-hot controversy after being accused of ripping off the logo of his “Donda” album merch.The 44-year-old allegedly stole the logo design from the black-owned business, according to Randy Dawkins, creative director of the fashion line Infinity G8ds.Dawkins told the Daily Beast that West’s merch features a direct copy of the design featured on his brand’s T-shirts and hoodies.“It’s disappointing,”

“Donda” by Kanye West (Def Jam/UMG)Kanye West donned a full face mask to host three livestreamed listening parties for his 10th studio album. Beyond that, he didn't say a word, or even tweet.

Kanye West is not celebrating the release of his new album DONDA, taking to social media to reveal his album was put out without his approval.The 44-year-old singer, who surprised everyone at his listening party after Kim Kardashian was on stage wearing a wedding dress, has accused Universal Music Group of releasing his album without his prior authorization.Kanye wrote on Sunday just hours after the official release, “UNIVERSAL PUT MY ALBUM OUT WITHOUT MY APPROVAL AND THEY BLOCKED JAIL 2 FROM

Kanye West is alleging that Universal released his latest album, "Donda," without his approval.  On Sunday, West’s tenth studio album, named after his late mother, finally hit streaming platforms after weeks of delays and three major listening party events.

A post shared by ye (@kanyewest)Indeed, “Jail 2” — which faced backlash as it features both Marilyn Manson and DaBaby — was initially not available for streaming when the album dropped. According to now deleted Instagram posts, DaBaby’s management team hadn’t signed off on his verse for the song.West posted a screenshot of text messages he exchanged with his own manager, wherein he fought to keep the younger rapper on the album.

Kanye West has claimed that his label’s parent company, Universal Music Group, released his new album ‘DONDA’ without his approval.The 27-track album, which arrived after multiple delays and three high-profile listening events, features the likes of JAY-Z, Travis Scott, The Weeknd, Lil Baby, Ariana Grande, Kid Cudi, Pusha T and more.However, West has now taken to social to media to claim that Universal, the parent company for Def Jam Recordings and West’s own G.O.O.D.

Fans were elated to finally listen to Kanye West‘s highly anticipated Donda album on streaming services — but the 44-year-old rapper has accused his record label Universal of releasing the project without his consent. “Universal put my album out without my approval,” he wrote in an Instagram post shared as an image on Sunday, Aug. 29. HollywoodLife has reached out to Universal Records for comment on the post.

Kim Kardashian is supporting ex Kanye West‘s newest creative endeavor – but she may not actually be listening to it.

Kanye West is making his return to the music game with the release of his new album.named for Kanye's late mother, is the rapper's first album since 2019's It dropped on Sunday following a third listening event, this time held at Soldier Field in Kanye's hometown of Chicago.  first premiered on July 22 at a sold-out listening event at Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz stadium, and was also livestreamed globally via Apple.

Kanye West has shared text message screengrabs via social media that appear to explain the latest delays to the release of his new album ‘DONDA’.Posted on Instagram this morning (August 29), the exchange begins with Kanye’s manager Bu Thiam informing the rapper that DaBaby’s manager isn’t giving clearance for ‘Jail’ to be included – one of the songs rumoured to appear on ‘DONDA’ which features a verse from the ‘Can’t Stop’ artist.Thiam added that “we won’t be able to Upload unless we take him