Ty Dolla $ign was asked about his relationship status with former musical collaborator Ye — the artist formerly known as Kanye West —and Ty straight up dodged the question.
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Notably, the two rappers teamed up for a pair of ‘Vultures’ joint projects in 2024. The first ‘Vultures’ album topped the Billboard 200 in February 2024, and the album’s standout track “Carnival,” featuring Rich the Kid and Playboi Carti, reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
However, Ye and Ty’s friendship was soon tested when the Yeezy creator came under for fire antisemitic rhetoric. Back in February 2025, Ty released a statement to his Instagram Story. In his post, he condemned hate speech — which many tied to West’s inflammatory antisemitic remarks. Ty wrote, “I do not condone ANY form of hate speech toward ANYBODY.”
A month later, Ye took to his X account and claimed he’s been betrayed by everyone, including Ty and his own kids. Ye shares four children with ex-wife Kim Kardashian: North West,12, Saint West, 9, Chicago West, 7, and Psalm West, 6.
After Ye’s post went out, we’ve hardly heard from or seen him and Ty together since. Their relationship at the moment, appears unclear. Especially as footage surfaced earlier this month of Ye supporting Ty ahead of his new interview. At the time, Ye was seen pulling up to Ty’s ’Tycoon’ album listening party in Los Angeles.
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Weeks later, Ty Dolla $ign is now dodging questions about his and Ye’s relationship status. While sitting down with Complex‘s Jordan Rose, Ty wanted to move on. After Rose asked the question, Ty threw up his hands and said, “Six, seven.” He quoted the trending emote that became popularized from Skrilla’s “Doot Doot (6,7)” track. Ty added, “I don’t really want to talk about it, next one.” Their relationship at the moment, appears unclear.
Rose went on to ask Ty about his new album and songs that appeared similar to those on his joint project with Ye. Ty explained how he lent Ye tracks for ‘Vultures‘ that were initially made for his own solo album. He insisted that it wasn’t vice versa. He shared, “A lot of those records were from my album. You understand? [I gave them] to the cause.”
Rose asked Ty if it was all worth it, “for the cause?” The rapper quipped, “Was it not?” Rose replied, “I mean, ‘Vultures’ did go No. 1. So, facts.” Ty added, “Hello.”
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