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Up to this point, all we know is Kanye West has changed the title of his album from So Help Me God to SWISH, as he announced himself on Twitter. While there have been rumors that the album could be an Apple Music exclusive after the stream service debuts, everything is still up in the air.
Now, ahead of his Glastonbury headlining performance, which is set to take place this Saturday (it’s also the one that many people petitioned to get off the bill), The Guardian reports that the album will be dropping this autumn. In the article, Yeezy compares himself to some of the greats in art, after already comparing himself to Steve Jobs, God, Walt Disney, and Andy Warhol in the past.
“Imagine if da Vinci or Michelangelo or Galileo were asked not to think of anything except for the one thing they first became famous for. So da Vinci could only have one idea. For all haters, I’m not saying I’m da Vinci, but I feel it’s right for any human being to compare themselves to anything.”
We’re sure that statement isn’t going to capture the hearts of anyone who signed the petition to boot him off Glastonbury, but on the music side of things, our hope is the album drops sooner rather than later. We’ll have to keep our eyes peeled and pray to the music gods that they deliver.
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