Good Ass Job (2018)

with Ant Clemons, Francis and the Lights, Francis, the Lights · prod. Kanye West, DJ Khalil, Dan Seeff, Sam Barsh, Josh Mease, BoogzDaBeast, Nascent, ???, ANDY C, Bongo ByTheWay, Zaytoven · Recording · 2018

Kanye-produced beat that samples "Never Can Say Goodbye" by Jackson 5. Seen in footage of Kanye chopping the sampleon Michael Jackson's birthday with Chance the Rapper during Chicago sessions for Good Ass Job. and seen in footage of late August 2018, but it's unknown if Kanye recorded for it, however sessions of Chance's vocal takes for it were found in the Dreezy Chakras zip. Footage of Kanye chopping the sample while in the studio with Chance is linked.

prod. Francis and the Lights · CD Quality · 2021

OG Filename: Clouted up_verse Francis and the Lights-produced song with a fully finished Chance verse and partially mumble voice memo vocals from both Chance and Kanye. Supposedly the intro track judging from the fact that the note which had "Clouted Up" in it had the title "JWD intro". Snippet posted to Chance's Twitter before being immediately removed.

prod. Kanye West, BoogzDaBeast · CD Quality · 2023

OG Filename: KW-Chance MJ (boogz edit) More finished version with drums. Was played by Consequence on Instagram Live in October 2019.

with Ant Clemons · Recording · 2018

Has Chance, Kanye and Ant recording over the open verse version. Ant's mic stem is the only file that leaked so his vocals are much louder than everything else. After finishing recording Chance and Kanye suggested simplifying the title to either "We Got" or "We Love".

with 070 Shake · High Quality · 2025

Kanye and 070 Shake freestyle. Original snippet was leaked by TheSource2 on April 19th, 2021, with a second snippet leaking December 30th, 2025.

CD Quality · 2018

OG Filename: Bars 9-6 Chance vocals are LQ but Kanye's seem to be HQ. Most likely from Chicago Good Ass Job sessions. Was being sold on TheSource on February 5th, 2021, with a second snippet leaking December 30th, 2025. Said to be 3 minutes in length.

with Joey Purp, Ant Clemons · Recording · 2024

Unknown track Ant Clemons recorded adlibs for. Has a simillar gospel sample to "No Problem". Found in the Dreezy Chakras zip. Has an unknown mumble feature and no Kanye vocals.

with Ant Clemons · prod. Pi'erre Bourne · Recording · 2021

Version with Ant Clemons background vocals and Chance the Rapper adlibs, alongside Kanye vocals. Contains an open verse and alternate mumble Chance freestyle vocals. Can be heard heavily in the bleed for the version below. Snippet was posted by Kanye to Instagram.

prod. Francis and the Lights · Recording · 2024

Recorded during the Dreezy Chakras sessions. Contains Ant Clemons doing what may be a reference for Ye. Other than Ant's vocals it's seemingly the same as the previous version.

prod. DJ Khalil, Dan Seeff, Sam Barsh, Josh Mease · Not Available

Original sample loop made by DJ Khalil, Dan Seeff, Sam Barsh & Josh Mease. Confirmed by them to exist through a lawsuit they filed against Kanye for allegedly not paying them royalities or clearing the sample for release, even though the sample is not on the released version and Kanye confirmed they were paid royalties before the suit. Khalil did the melody and Seeff did the bass according to the suit. Presumably taken by Boogz and Nascent and shown to Kanye and Chance.

with Jhené Aiko, ??? · Recording · 2024

Version of of the song found in the Dreezy Chakras zip. Contains Ant Clemons vocals.

with 070 Shake · CD Quality · 2025

Rough freestyle between Kanye and Shake. Said to be 2 minutes in length.

with Francis and the Lights · prod. The Social Experiment · Low Quality · 2025

Voice recording of Francis and the Lights from the Good Ass Job 2018 sessions. Part of a longer voice memo. Unclear if he is recording some sort of reference or a feature. Released on Taylor Bennett's Soundcloud as a part of a playlist of extras which were only available for a week. Snippet leaked December 5th, 2025.

prod. Tom MacDonald · CD Quality · 2023

OG Filename: Good Ass Job [Kanye x Chance] (Demo 01) GAJ-era reference track with vocals from Lil Yachty. Instrumental was later used by Tom MacDonald on his song "Everybody Hates Me".

with Ant Clemons · Recording · 2024

Played during GAJ 2018 sessions. Contains a different vocal take from Chance and adlibs from Ant. Found in the Dreezy Chakras zip.

with Childish Gambino, Ant Clemons · Recording

Track originating in sessions for the scrapped Chance The Rapper album Owbum. Recorded on by Ant Clemons during sessions for GAJ 2018, however only his adlibs are available.

with Francis and the Lights, Ant Clemons · prod. Bon Iver, Francis and the Lights · Recording · 2018

Version played during Good Ass Job sessions. Has a different beat from release and mumble Kanye vocals. Contains Ant Clemons riffing. Around 5 minutes in length. Leaked in the Dreezy Chakras zip. Only Ant's vocal stem has leaked, however a snippet of another recording of this session leaked years before, and was given the fan name "Australia" before the real title was revealed.

with Via Rosa, Sterling Hayes, Ant Clemons · prod. Nico Segal, The Potash Twins, J.Kelr, Spanish Diego · Recording · 2024

Track originating from sessions from Chance the Rapper's scrapped album Owbum, apparently being worked on by Ant Clemons during GAJ 2018 sessions as he recorded adlibs on it. Lacks any Kanye vocals. Leaked in the Dreezy Chakras zip.

with Childish Gambino · Recording · 2024

Track from the Chance and Childish Gambino collab album played during Good Ass Job sessions. Kanye and Ant Clemons are heard riffing over the open. Found in the Dreezy Chakras zip.

with Kanye West, Chance the Rapper, K$upreme · prod. Polo Boy Shawty · Recording · 2024

Low quality recording of Kanye recording vocals over the open verse for the Lil Yachty song "OOPS" with the Chance verse. Could be a remix of the track due to the song releasing months before Kanye and Chance started working with each other. Found in the Dreezy "Chakras" session.

prod. Kanye West, BoogzDaBeast · Recording · 2024

Found in the Dreezy "I Love It (Remix)" session, which has many files of Chance the Rapper doing his verse for "MJ" (this is just one of them). Snippet of the song also leaked the same day the session cracked. Edit of what the full version sounds like is in Fakes.

with 070 Shake, Francis and the Lights · CD Quality · 2025

Rough freestyle between Kanye, Francis, and Shake. Shake's vocals are said to be short in length, with the entire track said to be 2 minutes long.

with Ant Clemons · prod. johan lenox · Recording · 2023

Early version with Ant vocals. Has a less developed instrumental than previous versions strangely. Found in the Dreezy "Chakras" zip.

with Ant Clemons · prod. Pi'erre Bourne · Recording · 2024

Original version with Ant Clemons background vocals. Has very short mumble Kanye vocals are heard in the end of Chance's verse and he is heard talking at the end of the recording. It is not known if he recorded for this song at all. Has only Chance's verse and open sections that were later filled in by Nicki Minaj and Lil Durk on the released version. Found in the Dreezy Chakras zip.

with Francis, the Lights, Caroline Shaw, Bon Iver, Lil Dicky, Ant Clemons · prod. Kanye West, benny blanco, Francis, the Lights, Jeff Bhasker, Cashmere Cat, BJ Burton, Noah Goldstein · CD Quality · 2018

Includes an Ant Clemons verse at the end. Unclear if Ant is doing a reference verse for Kanye, or a feature. Recorded post-ye as Ant wasn't actually invited to work with Ye until after "All Mine" released. Likely meant for Good Ass Job at this point due to Chance The Rapper's involvement.

Not Available

Rumored iPhone ref erence track made for The Weeknd. Nothing else is known.

prod. Nascent · Not Available

Nascent stated that he was involved with sessions for the project. He said that the "only song that came out from those sessions was 'Hurricane'. Everything else… it never came out".

prod. Some Randoms · CD Quality · 2018

OG Filename: What More I Gotta Do - Ant & What More I Gotta Do (Demo) Ant Clemons reference track featuring additonal vocals from Jim Lavigne. Ant does a reference for Chance's part, with Jim Lavigne most likely being the reference for Kanye.