This past weekend, Ye touched down in Houston to join famed pastor and televangelist Joel Osteen at his Lakewood Church for Sunday Service. Shortly after, he  announced via Twitter that he's currently preparing his first-ever opera, Nebuchadnezzar, as well. In less than 24 hours, Ye returned to the platform with more exciting news: Jesus Is King II.

The Chicagoan revealed the news on Tuesday (November 18), which comes with a hip-hop head’s dream team, as Ye is currently working on the collaborative project alongside Compton-bred rapper-producer icon Dr. Dre. He shared a photo of himself and Dre in a studio together casually dressed down in sweats, and it appears they’re going steady on the highly anticipated sequel to Jesus Is King. 

“Ye and Dre Jesus is King Part II coming soon,” the Chicagoan penned in the post. Dre published an identical post to his 2.9 million followers on his own official Twitter account as well.

News of another Kanye album comes as no surprise, but it’s an exciting prospect to see two musical geniuses come together. This announcement comes less than a month after Ye announced on Beats 1 radio he had plans to drop a companion album, Jesus Is Born, Christmas 2019 before his ninth studio album had even dropped. 

Fans are ecstatic and over the moon at the revelation that two of hip-hop’s titans will be on an official record together.  

“If Dre tweeting this, you know it’s going down,” one fan commented on Twitter. 

Kanye has spoken highly of Dre in the past and his desire to work with the legendary producer, whom he first met in 2003 when Dre asked him to produce a track for the Game. “At first I was star-struck, but within 30 minutes I was begging him to mix my next album,” Ye recollected of the experience to Rolling Stone for their 100 Greatest Artists feature in 2010.

“He's the definition of a true talent: Dre feels like God placed him here to make music, and no matter what forces are aligned against him, he always ends up on the mountaintop,” the “Jesus Walks” rapper said of Dre at the time, and it seems his wishes are coming true. 

In the meantime, Kanye will undoubtedly be busy for the next few days with Nebuchadnezzar, which he plans to debut at the Hollywood Bowl on the Sunday (Nov. 24) ahead of Thanksgiving.

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