Kanye West, now Ye is someone who has always been a force to be reckoned with, and when it comes to stepping into the limelight, he seems to do it like no other. Whether it is his unique production style, bold lyricism, or just that undeniable swagger, this man cannot help but leave an impression. But there were moments in his career where he not only shined for his tracks but completely outshined the other artists he shared a track with, owning that track!

From surprise verses that stole the show to beats that became instant classics, Ye knows exactly how to make listeners stop and listen, and here are times Ye proved why he is a legend in the game!

When Ye took to the stage at the Free Larry Hoover Benefit Concert in Los Angeles to perform 'Find Your Love', and had fans swooning with his warm and heartwarming vocals. 'Find Your Love' was originally a composition written and produced by Ye for Rihanna, but later became Drake, who penned it in his album 'Thank Me Later'. 

Despite the moving around of the song through artists, the live performance of Ye's ‘Find Your Love’ in his own vocal style showed his deep emotional connection to the song. Which widely captivated the audience and goes on to show just how versatile Ye is as an artist. 

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For 'Wouldn't Get Far', The Game and Ye presented a song that describes a video vixen seeking to achieve stardom in the entertainment world. The song humorously critiques video vixens and the entertainment industry's treatment of women. The Game delivers the main verses, but Ye steps in and steals the show with his guest appearance. Ye's verse is a clever and witty commentary on the superficial aspects of the industry, that cleverly showed his sharp lyricism and unique perspective that only made the track richer. 

2009 saw Jay-Z's 'Run This Town' featuring Rihanna and Ye became an instant classic. While Rihanna's haunting chorus set the tone, it was Ye's verse that really stole the show. Ye's rapid delivery and sharp lyrics gave the track this gritty edge that made it unforgettable. His verse also perfectly complemented Jay-Z's powerful opening and took the entire song to a whole new level, with it reaching the top of the charts. 

One of the most popular tracks from 2008 by Young Jeezy was 'Put On', featuring a powerful verse by Ye that had fans reeling. It was released after the death of Ye's mother, Donda West, and the emotional impact was deep. Ye's verse talks about the pain of fame and the loss of personal relationships due to fame. This tender contribution of Ye not only boosted the track's effects but also showed Ye's flair for blending personal experiences into his music. 

When Slum Village released 'Selfish', featuring Ye and John Legend. Ye produced the song and also performed a verse that most people claim took the track away. Ye's witty wordplay and confident flow made the song a hit, as it gave the song an interesting flavor. The soulful chorus of then-emerging John Legend perfectly complemented Ye's production to create a smooth blend of hip-hop and R&B.

The song ‘Otis’ by Ye and Jay-Z had the fans hooked as soon as it was released. Ye's verse is fire, displaying his lyrical prowess and charisma. Ye's energy was evident in his performance as he delivered his lines with passion and confidence. Even here, Ye did not fail to bring in his genius with this touch of humor and self-assuredness in a way that only he could pull it off. Ye's verse in this track says so much not only about his talent but also about how he could easily just own a track even alongside a major player like Jay-Z. 

Back in 2010, Ye and producer Madlib started working on 'No More Parties in LA', a song that ended up being one of the highlights of Ye's 2016 album, 'The Life of Pablo'. This standout song is laden with a tapestry of samples that flow together to make the sound feel both nostalgic and fresh. The track with its powerful and catchy Madlib beats and Ye's vocals is still loved by fans and stands as one among the top in Ye's list of tracks he owned. 

On 'Still Dreaming', Ye is not only making a soulful beat but also dropping a verse that stands strong alongside Nas. Ye here, is telling the story of a man who is after material wealth, ignoring his woman's feelings, and living in the emptiness of such a life. Ye's storytelling and flow in the track were so good that it had listeners remembering his verse.

Originally intended for 'Donda 2', Future's 'Keep It Burnin' features Ye delivering verses that command attention. The track finds Ye addressing personal matters, touching on his connection with Kim Kardashian. His lines, like "When you run for '24, I bet your spouse gon' be with you," show his clever and unique fusion of personal insight and ambition. Ye's delivery definitely brought the song's narrative and presence to a higher level, especially with his energetic delivery and emotional depth. 

Ye can take over any track he touches, and these moments prove just how effortlessly Ye can make history and even outshine the biggest names in the game. His bold verses and magnetic presence are unmatched, be it when he is redefining beats, delivering clever wordplay, or simply bringing raw emotion. From his unexpected verses to his unique style, he keeps pushing the bar higher.  

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 So, which track did you think Ye absolutely killed? Let me know in the comments below!