Police Shut Down Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign’s Vultures Desert Rave, But Ye & Cudi Make Up

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Despite police interference, Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign's Vultures album rave event in Las Vegas continued with new music and a surprise reunion. On Friday (Dec. 15), YesJulz, a social media influencer, posted on X, the former Twitter, that the Vultures desert rave at a warehouse was shut down by cops. "Cops shut us down. We are putting another stream up in 20 minutes," she tweeted.

However, the rave went on with a new location. Videos from the event, which had tickets priced at over $2,000, showed Ye and TY$ with many other rappers such as Quavo, Rich The Kid, Playboi Carti, Lil Durk and more. Ye played new tracks from Vultures and also repeated some unreleased songs that he debuted at the Vultures Miami rave on Monday (Dec. 11).

YesJulz is now livestreaming the new venue for the Vultures album listening session on Instagram Live. It looks like a house or a hotel suite. Quavo, YG and Wheezy, among others, have been spotted on the IG Live, along with Kanye and Ty, of course.

The most notable moment was when Kid Cudi and Ye hugged it out at the huge Vultures event. The two collaborators had a big fallout over Cudi being unhappy that his lyrics were cut from Ye's Donda 2 album and also over Cudi's friendship with Pete Davidson, who dated Ye's former wife back then. A video shared on X shows the two embracing at the Vultures event. Another video reveals that Ye's new song, "Gun to My Head," features Cudi.

While fans waited for the album news, Ye released Vulture's merch on his Yeezy website. Besides bandanas, shirts, shorts, and Kanye's new $200 YZY Pod sock shoes, there was also a pre-order link for Vultures. The pre-order link did not give a release date, but it said the album will ship "in 2024."Fans first thought that Ye and Ty would drop their joint album on Oct. 6 to compete with Drake's For All the Dogs album. The album did not come, and Ty later told fans during a November show that the album was "coming very soon."

After Ty Dolla $ign's announcement, he and Kanye released their first single "Vultures," which had some bars from Bump J. However, many fans were disappointed that the song did not have Lil Durk, who was on a leaked version of the song.Asap