Kanye West, now known as Ye, has long been revered for his innovation and craft, not just y fans but by Industry elites themselves. With a career spanning over two decades, Ye has consistently pushed the boundaries of business, art, and rap culture. Alongside his dedication to 'Bully', Ye, as of the latest, is poised to further cement his legacy with a slew of new additions to his discography, continuing to shape the music industry in his comeback era.

As news of his latest project breaks, fans and critics alike eagerly await the rapper's next move, expecting nothing but genius from the visionary artist 

Reliable fan page and scooper shop, GoodAssSub, recently took to their X handle to share a sneak peek at the credits run for Hassan Khaffaff's upcoming album. It revealed a notable feature of Ye alongside PT 2. Given Ye's history of coming up with some banger collaborations, this collaboration remains highly anticipated. The source also added that the album is set to land on January 20th, with the countdown starting today itself.

However, this runs deeper than just a collaboration. A new documentary, Anything is Possible, is set to drop this year, featuring multiple clips of Ye's studio sessions. The Atlanta native behind the project, shared snippets on Instagram, including a notable one showing Ye consecutively. The documentary's release window is yet to be announced, but it is expected to offer a unique glimpse into Ye's creative process, following the success of In Whose Name? 

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Hassan Khaffaf, in return, has always spoken highly of the rapper, singing praises of his craft and genius and just how he is as a human.

Speaking on the TFU Podcast earlier last year, Hassan Khaffaf shared his experience working with Ye. He expressed awe, saying "it's always a pinch me moment" when collaborating with Ye. Hassan recalled playing Ye the 'anything is possible' beat, sparking artistic chemistry between the two. Ye began mumbling a top line, which Hassan built upon, creating something special.

Hassan had a choir sing on the top line, following Ye's mumblings on the record. The song now remains a nod to both Ye's innovative approach and Hassan Khaffaf's enthusiasm for the collaboration, to this date (with more to come). He pressed on how he valued the opportunity to work with Ye, resulting in a distinctive outcome that blends their styles.

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