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Father

Kanye West ft. Travis Scott · BULLY

Travis Scott reunites with Ye on a frenzied, high-energy cut accompanied by a Bianca Censori-directed music video. The track channels fatherhood themes over Havoc's hard-hitting production.

Bully

Kanye West ft. CeeLo Green · BULLY

The title track pairs Kanye's confrontational verses with CeeLo Green's thunderous chorus, built on a Bollywood sample and a Simpsons Nelson Muntz laugh. A maximalist statement of defiance.

Circles

Kanye West ft. Don Toliver · BULLY

Don Toliver's melodic vocals weave through Kanye's introspective meditation on cycles and repetition. Co-produced with 88-Keys, the track showcases BULLY's more reflective side.

Last Breath

Kanye West ft. Peso Pluma · BULLY

A genre-bending collaboration that bridges hip-hop and regional Mexican music. Peso Pluma's distinctive vocals add an unexpected dimension to one of BULLY's most emotionally charged tracks.

All the Love

Kanye West ft. André Troutman · BULLY

André Troutman — who earned production credits on ten BULLY tracks — brings warmth and soul to this vulnerable love song. One of two Troutman features on the album.

White Lines

Kanye West ft. André Troutman · BULLY

Troutman's second appearance on BULLY pairs his soulful vocals with 1SRAEL and FutureSelf's co-production, delivering a commentary on excess and fame.

Eazy

The Game ft. Kanye West · Drillmatic

Released during Kanye's public dispute with Pete Davidson, the song's provocative lyrics and music video — depicting Davidson's claymation figure being buried — sparked significant controversy.

True Love

Kanye West & XXXTentacion · Donda 2

A posthumous collaboration with the late XXXTentacion, produced by Ye. A surprisingly gentle, introspective track about love and regret that stood apart from the rest of Donda 2.

FRANCHISE

Travis Scott ft. Young Thug & M.I.A. · Single

Kanye co-produced this No. 1 debuting Billboard Hot 100 smash for Travis Scott. The eerie, minimalist production showcased Ye's ability to adapt his sound to the psychedelic trap era.

Feel the Love

Kids See Ghosts ft. Pusha T · Kids See Ghosts

Kanye opens with an off-the-wall bar about 'shooting at the sunrise' and produces the blown-out, bass-heavy opener alongside Cudi. Pusha T's cameo is sharp and unexpected.

Fire

Kids See Ghosts ft. Yasiin Bey · Kids See Ghosts

Yasiin Bey (Mos Def) delivers a show-stealing verse on this frenetic, high-energy cut. Kanye's production weaves together distorted guitars and vintage soul samples.

4th Dimension

Kids See Ghosts ft. Louis Prima · Kids See Ghosts

A Louis Prima sample gets flipped into something uncanny and existential. Kanye raps about self-discovery and the surreal while Cudi's production is at its most experimental.

Freeee (Ghost Town, Pt. 2)

Kids See Ghosts · Kids See Ghosts

A direct sequel to 'Ghost Town' from Ye, this soaring closer sees Kanye and Cudi rapping and singing about liberation and transcendence over massive, distorted rock production.

Reborn

Kids See Ghosts · Kids See Ghosts

The emotional centerpiece of the album — Cudi's melodic hook about finding peace carries the track, while Kanye's verse about self-redemption is among his most earnest in years.

Kids See Ghosts

Kids See Ghosts · Kids See Ghosts

The title track leans into psychedelic rap, sampling Arthur Verocai and building into a triumphant, layered finale. It encapsulates the album's themes of mental resilience and artistic freedom.

Cudi Montage

Kids See Ghosts ft. Kurt Cobain (sample) · Kids See Ghosts

The haunting closer samples Kurt Cobain's 'Burn the Rain' and ends the album on a raw note about gun violence and addiction. Kanye's production is stripped and confrontational.

Unforgettable

French Montana ft. Swae Lee · Jungle Rules

Kanye co-produced this No. 1 hit for French Montana, demonstrating his ability to craft commercially dominant trap-era production. The atmospheric beat was one of the year's most-played records.

THat Part

ScHoolboy Q ft. Kanye West · Blank Face LP

Ye delivered a standout verse during the Pablo era over ScHoolboy Q's menacing production. The collaboration felt organic — two artists at the top of their respective creative runs.

Pop Style

Drake ft. JAY-Z & Kanye West · Views

An original version of this Drake track featured full verses from both JAY-Z and Kanye West — the commercial release stripped them, making the original a sought-after deep cut. Kanye's verse was characteristically unpredictable.

FourFiveSeconds

Rihanna ft. Kanye West & Paul McCartney · Single

An unlikely triumvirate — Rihanna, Kanye West, and Paul McCartney — stripped everything back to acoustic guitar and three voices. The minimalism was radical for all three artists at that point.

Sanctified

Rick Ross ft. Kanye West & Big Sean · Mastermind

Over gospel-inflected, orchestral production, Kanye delivers a verse exploring faith and ego — themes he would fully explore on Yeezus and later DONDA. One of the stronger features from his mid-decade output.

Goldie

A$AP Rocky · LONG.LIVE.A$AP

Kanye co-produced this fan-favourite A$AP Rocky cut, lending it the dark, grandiose texture that defined his Yeezus-era production work. The instrumental alone is considered a highlight of Rocky's discography.

Birthday Song

2 Chainz ft. Kanye West · Based on a T.R.U. Story

Kanye's absurdist verse ('All I want for my birthday is a big booty ho') became a meme unto itself. The track charted well and remains one of the most quoted Ye guest spots.

Mercy

Kanye West, Big Sean, Pusha T & 2 Chainz · Cruel Summer (GOOD Music)

The GOOD Music posse cut — produced by Kanye, Lifted, and Lifted — became one of 2012's biggest rap songs. Each artist brought a distinct energy, with Ye's closing verse capping an already stacked track.

Clique

Kanye West, JAY-Z & Big Sean · Cruel Summer (GOOD Music)

Kanye produced this slow-burning banger and rapped the hook alongside JAY-Z and Big Sean. The minimalist Mike Dean-assisted production was widely imitated in the years following its release.

Don't Like (Remix)

Chief Keef ft. Kanye West, Pusha T, Big Sean & Jadakiss · Single

Kanye co-signing Chief Keef during the peak of Chicago's drill era was a pivotal cultural moment. The remix version gave the song national reach and placed Ye in direct conversation with the scene that would define 2010s rap.

Otis

JAY-Z & Kanye West · Watch the Throne

Built on an Otis Redding interpolation, the duo traded verses over a stomping, soul-flipping beat Ye produced himself. The music video — featuring a chopped-up Maybach — became an instant cultural moment.

Ni**as in Paris

JAY-Z & Kanye West · Watch the Throne

One of the defining rap songs of the 2010s — Ye produced the Hi-Tek-sampling banger and delivered a quotable verse. On the Watch the Throne Tour they performed it back-to-back up to eleven times in a single show.

No Church in the Wild

JAY-Z & Kanye West ft. Frank Ocean & The-Dream · Watch the Throne

A philosophical opener about anarchy and religion, with Frank Ocean's haunting hook and Ye's production anchoring JAY-Z and Kanye's contrasting worldviews. Later appeared in The Great Gatsby soundtrack.

Gotta Have It

JAY-Z & Kanye West · Watch the Throne

A chest-puffing brag-rap cut where both artists flex their taste and influence with disarming humor. Ye produced the track using a Roy Ayers sample.

Who Gon Stop Me

JAY-Z & Kanye West · Watch the Throne

Built on a Flux Pavilion dubstep drop, this was one of hip-hop's earliest mainstream flirtations with brostep. The production was wildly ahead of its time and baffled critics on release.

New Day

JAY-Z & Kanye West ft. Mr. Hudson · Watch the Throne

Both artists rap letters to their future sons over a Nina Simone-sampling backdrop — emotionally raw amid an otherwise bombastic album. One of Watch the Throne's most vulnerable moments.

Lift Off

JAY-Z & Kanye West ft. Beyoncé · Watch the Throne

Beyoncé elevates this space-themed anthem with one of her most ethereal vocal performances. Kanye's production is appropriately cosmic and cinematic.

Sweet Baby Jesus / Christian Dior Denim Flow

JAY-Z & Kanye West · Watch the Throne

A Watch the Throne B-side era cut that blends gospel samples with designer flex lines — quintessentially Ye in its contradictions. Often cited as a standout deep cut from the WTT sessions.

E.T.

Katy Perry ft. Kanye West · Teenage Dream

The remix version featuring Kanye topped the Billboard Hot 100 for five weeks. His alien-themed verse leaned all-in on the song's sci-fi metaphor and introduced Katy Perry's music to a new audience.

Gorgeous

Kanye West ft. Kid Cudi & Raekwon · My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy

Kid Cudi's hook defined this seven-minute epic, while Raekwon's Wu-Tang cameo added vintage credibility. Kanye produced and delivered one of MBDTF's most politically pointed opening verses.

Devil in a New Dress

Kanye West ft. Rick Ross · My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy

Rick Ross delivers one of the greatest guest verses in hip-hop history on this soulful Smokey Robinson-sampling track. Ye's production floats between R&B and rap with effortless grace.

Run This Town

JAY-Z ft. Rihanna & Kanye West · The Blueprint 3

Kanye's verse — 'I'm just trying to protect my stature' — came amid the Taylor Swift VMAs fallout and felt self-aware in real time. One of the most high-profile features of his career.

Ego (Remix)

Beyoncé ft. Kanye West · I Am... Sasha Fierce (Deluxe)

Kanye remixed Beyoncé's confident breakout single, adding a typically grandiose verse that matched the song's energy perfectly. The pairing of two generation-defining artists felt momentous.

Forever

Drake ft. Kanye West, Lil Wayne & Eminem · More Than a Game (Soundtrack)

A superhero rap showcase — Drake, Ye, Wayne, and Eminem each delivered career verses over a massive, cinematic beat. Eminem's closing verse became one of 2009's most discussed rap moments.

Empire State of Mind

JAY-Z ft. Alicia Keys · The Blueprint 3

Kanye was part of the production team behind this iconic New York anthem. The sweeping orchestral beat helped JAY-Z deliver what many consider his definitive New York statement.

Put On

Young Jeezy ft. Kanye West · The Recession

A massive hip-hop moment where Ye raps movingly about his mother Donda's passing alongside Jeezy's Atlanta trap energy. The track peaked at No. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100.

American Boy

Estelle ft. Kanye West · Shine

An international smash that reached No. 1 in the UK and earned a Grammy for Best Rap/Sung Collaboration. Kanye's playful, charming verse elevated Estelle's transatlantic pop-soul hit.

Swagga Like Us

T.I. ft. Kanye West, JAY-Z & Lil Wayne · Paper Trail

Four of rap's biggest names on one track — and it delivered. The song sampled M.I.A.'s 'Paper Planes' and won a Grammy, representing the peak of rap's mid-2000s commercial dominance.

See You in My Nightmares

Kanye West ft. Lil Wayne · 808s & Heartbreak

Lil Wayne joined Kanye on this emotionally raw 808s cut, with Wayne delivering a heartbreak verse that matched the album's stark, Auto-Tune-heavy aesthetic. A standout collab from one of rap's most prolific years.

Classic

Kanye West, Nas, KRS-One & Rakim · DJ Khaled — We the Best

A dream-team hip-hop posse cut assembled by DJ Khaled, bringing together four titans across different eras. Kanye's presence alongside Nas, KRS-One, and Rakim anchored his credibility as a hip-hop purist.

Stronger

Kanye West (produced with Daft Punk interpolation) · Graduation

While technically a Kanye solo track, his collaboration with Daft Punk — interpolating 'Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger' — set a precedent for high-art electronic crossovers in hip-hop. Daft Punk received co-writer credits.

Number One

Pharrell ft. Kanye West · In My Mind

A heartfelt, introspective collaboration where both artists reflect on success and family. Kanye's verse is among his most vulnerable from the mid-2000s period.

Still Dreaming

Nas ft. Kanye West & Chrisette Michele · Hip Hop Is Dead

Kanye guests on this aspirational Nas track, with Chrisette Michele's vocal hook grounding both rappers' ambitious verses. A standout from one of Nas's strongest commercial comebacks.

Grammy Family

DJ Khaled ft. Kanye West, John Legend & Consequence · Listennn... the Album

An early DJ Khaled anthem that helped define his 'posse cut' formula. Kanye's verse is celebratory and brimming with early-career confidence, bookended by John Legend's melodic contribution.

Talk

Coldplay · X&Y

Kanye co-produced and co-wrote this Coldplay track, which samples Kraftwerk's 'Computer Love'. His fingerprint on the song's emotional architecture was Ye's most high-profile crossover production to date.

Diamonds From Sierra Leone (Remix)

Kanye West ft. JAY-Z · Late Registration

JAY-Z added a guest verse to Kanye's solo track, turning it into a definitive collab and sparking conversation about blood diamonds. The remix is widely considered superior to the original.

Talk About Our Love

Brandy ft. Kanye West · Afrodisiac

One of Kanye's earliest profile-building features, appearing right as College Dropout was launching. His verse is charming and self-assured, sitting comfortably in Brandy's R&B world.

Overnight Celebrity

Twista ft. Kanye West · Kamikaze

Kanye produced and appeared on this sleek R&B-rap crossover for Chicago speed-rapper Twista. The Syl Johnson sample and Kanye's cameo verse made it a Chicago homecourt triumph.

Get Em High

Kanye West ft. Talib Kweli & Common · The College Dropout

While appearing on his own album, this track functioned as a Chicago scene posse cut — with Common and Talib Kweli both delivering career-worthy verses over Ye's exuberant production.

Used to Love U

John Legend · Get Lifted

Kanye produced much of John Legend's breakthrough debut, establishing him as a hitmaker for soulful R&B as well as rap. His production fingerprint — warm keys, boom-bap drums — is unmistakable here.

Slow Jamz

Twista ft. Kanye West & Jamie Foxx · Kamikaze

Credited to both Twista and Kanye West, this was the song that simultaneously launched both artists to mainstream fame. Debuting at No. 1, it remains one of the most unexpected chart-toppers of the 2000s.

Stand Up

Ludacris ft. Shawnna · Chicken-n-Beer

Kanye's production on this Ludacris smash — flip of 'Peter Piper' — was a multi-week No. 1 hit. The track cemented Kanye as hip-hop's most in-demand producer before his own debut even dropped.

You Don't Know My Name

Alicia Keys · The Diary of Alicia Keys

Kanye co-produced this iconic Alicia Keys ballad, sampling the Main Ingredient's 'Let Me Prove My Love to You'. The track reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot R&B chart and became one of Keys' signature songs.

Lucifer

JAY-Z · The Black Album

One of Kanye's most menacing early productions — sampling Max Romeo's reggae classic — providing the eerie, bass-heavy backdrop for JAY-Z's meditation on mortality and violence.

'03 Bonnie & Clyde

JAY-Z ft. Beyoncé · The Blueprint 2

Kanye flipped Tupac's 'Me and My Girlfriend' into one of the most romantic rap songs ever made. The track introduced Beyoncé to mainstream rap audiences and helped forge the power couple's public identity.

Izzo (H.O.V.A.)

JAY-Z · The Blueprint

Kanye's production breakthrough — flipping Jackson 5's 'I Want You Back' into a career-defining hit for JAY-Z. The sample-flip technique here became the blueprint for Kanye's entire early sound.