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There you have it.

Given Kanye West's controversial rollout of his eighth solo studio album, it should come as no surprise that the producer/rapper's latest musical offering beat out its competition.

Many presumed Kanye West's statements on slavery would be explained on his 'Ye' album, but fans received the opposite until now.

Ye is a haze of puckish and juvenile beliefs and a haphazardly put together sonic structure.

"No more rappers."

Let Hot 97's Peter Rosenberg tell it.

Good for him.

"For all my dogs that stayed down, we up again."

While Kanye West's tweets may unpack a series of thoughts within spectators' minds, his lyrics do just the same.

Kanye has once again domainated the game when it comes to sampling and artist collaboration.

Wait a minute.

Nice.

Nicki Minaj and Kanye West’s working relationship has come a long way since the Barb revealed she had to convince Ye to keep her “Monster”…

"“I say 'slavery a choice' / They say ‘How, 'Ye?'"

As promised, Kanye delivered his highly-anticipated studio album on June 1.