Trippie Redd and Ye (previously often known as Kanye West) seem to have moved previous their public falling-out, hinting at a brand new musical collaboration that’s rapidly igniting fan hypothesis. The rift started earlier this yr when Ye claimed throughout a livestream that he “invented rage,” a remark that drew pushback from friends, together with Trippie, who has lengthy been credited with serving to form the style’s rise. Despite the strain, current exercise on-line suggests the 2 artists have patched issues up—no less than sufficient to work collectively once more.

The hypothesis gained traction when a Trippie fan account posted a brief clip from what’s believed to be his subsequent album, NDA. Ye later shared that snippet to his Instagram Story, a transfer that caught followers off guard. Trippie responded with a teasing caption: “Wonder who’s on the album?” While the complete tracklist stays below wraps, the put up was extensively interpreted as affirmation of Ye’s involvement.

Ye and Trippie’s truce splits followers

Reactions throughout social media have been blended. Some followers welcomed the obvious reunion, viewing it as a return to type for each artists. Others, nonetheless, expressed hesitation, nonetheless cautious of the friction that surfaced earlier within the yr between the 2.

Their battle originated in April, when Ye declared throughout a livestream, “I invented rage, bro,” citing tracks like Yeezus and “N****s in Paris” as groundbreaking. He went on to say, “The inventors of the rage sound is me, X[XXTentacion], [Playboi] Carti, and [Lil] Uzi [Vert]. We paved the way.” His remarks drew criticism for overlooking different key contributors to the style’s evolution, together with Trippie, who had overtly taken problem with the declare.

Now, regardless of the sooner alternate, the pair appear to be on extra amicable phrases. While the discharge date for NDA remains to be unknown, a Trippie Redd and Ye monitor seems to be within the works—one that might mark a brand new chapter for each artists and their place within the rage music narrative.