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Kanye West’s new album is arriving sooner than expected. During a livestream, DJ Akademiks revealed that the rapper’s upcoming project, WW3, will be released this Friday, April 4. He also shared the official tracklist, which features 11 songs, including a guest appearance from Dave Blunts. Akademiks described the album as “fire” and mentioned that Kanye is still in the studio making final adjustments.

As WW3 is set to drop tomorrow, here’s everything you need to know about the project.



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The Path to WW3

Kanye West, now known as Ye, has recently faced widespread backlash due to his controversial actions and rhetoric. His latest antisemitic remarks—including expressing admiration for Adolf Hitler and selling merchandise featuring swastikas—have resulted in public condemnation and the loss of major partnerships, such as his deal with Adidas.

Just days ago, in an interview with DJ Akademiks, Kanye further fueled controversy by appearing in a black Ku Klux Klan-style outfit and wearing a swastika necklace. During the conversation, he made several inflammatory statements, including expressing regret about having children with his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian.

The release of WW3 is expected to spark further debate. Beyond its provocative title, several track names—such as “Heil Hitler” and “Hitler Ye and Jesus”—have already drawn significant criticism for their antisemitic themes. Additionally, a Nazi symbol appears in the tracklist artwork.

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WW3 Tracklist

As mentioned, Kanye West’s WW3 consists of 11 tracks. Rapper Dave Blunts is featured on the title track, which serves as the album’s opener. During his livestream, DJ Akademiks also previewed the song “Bianca,” hinting at a possible breakup between Kanye and his wife, Bianca Censori.

Here’s the full tracklist:

1. WW3 (feat. Dave Blunts)

2. Cosby

3. Free Diddy

4. Dirty Magazines

5. Bianca

6. Virgil Let Me Down

7. Heil Hitler

8. Hitler Ye and Jesus

9. Jared

10. Money and Fame

11. Nitrous

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