SWISH

with Young Thug · prod. Keyon Christ · Not Available

Fya Man stated that they "started writing a song for [Kanye] [in 2015] and it was a song that never came out".

prod. Darren King, MIKE DEAN, Karriem Riggins · CD Quality · 2023

Darren King version with added drums as well as added guitar production. Has the finished vocal take but with less effects. VC recorded snippets surfaced in December of 2021. The full song would leak January 29th, 2023.

with Kanye West · prod. Tm88 · High Quality · 2015

OG Filename: EURO2_Motivated - Asap (Switch Hands) Has a different song structure. Portions of the track don't feature vocals with minor effects differences. Song was given to Rocky, proven by the original filename. Unedited file leaked in December 2022.

CD Quality · 2021

Mostly finished demo about cheating that was likely cut down from the earlier freestyle. Kanye says the line "No homo', no suspect, but you gotta tell me, was he bigger?" Another feature can be heard in the vocal bleed. Samples "Summertime Rolls" by Jane's Addiction.

with Caroline Shaw · prod. Kanye West, Caroline Shaw · Lossless · 2015

Unofficial stem bounce of the Hollywood Bowl version of the song. Adds Caroline Shaw vocals throughout, and in a new outro interpolating the "keep it like you never knew" and "didn't you know" lines. Also adds additional orchestral production and sound effects of a gun being loaded and fired.

with Caroline Shaw · prod. Kanye West, No ID, Jeff Bhasker, Caroline Shaw · Lossless · 2015

Unofficial stem bounce of the Hollywood Bowl version of the song. Adds Caroline Shaw vocals and new strings + brass production.

with Kendrick Lamar · prod. Kanye West · CD Quality · 2015

OG Filename: KLamar_Dont Jump_Rough_ Version that contains short Kanye parts and a Kendrick Lamar verse. This is an actual bounce from the engineer. Higher quality copy refound February 23rd, 2025.

with Theophilus London · prod. Kanye West, Charlie Heat, MIKE DEAN, Theophilus London · High Quality · 2023

OG Filename: KW - Enya Ref (8.16.15) Stitched onto the Post Malone reference track, has an open verse and no Kanye on the hook. Similar to the March 15th version but with better production and better produced Theo vocals, but no Theo adlibs.

with Ty Dolla $ign, Post Malone, Lil Uzi Vert · prod. Kanye West, Benji B, Charlie Handsome, Noah Goldstein, Anthony Kilhoffer, MIKE DEAN · CD Quality · 2015

OG Filename: Fade M4 Version that was played at Yeezy Season 2. Now closely resembles release, with the finished Kanye vocals, Post Malone cut-down, and extra production from MIKE DEAN & Anthony Kilhoffer, as well as some of Charlie Handsome's cut production from his original version (such as the riser, bike chain and 808s) being re-added. Was played at Yeezy Season 2. This version has a noticeably harder hitting mix than release, with a stronger bassline and louder drums.

with Travis Scott · prod. Hudson Mohawke · CD Quality · 2025

OG Filename: FML @ 120 BPM Dm Has alternate Hudson Mohawke production, two full no-mumble Travis verses, and him doing a reference for Kanye on the hook that was used in later versions. Some Kanye vocals are at the end. Samples "Karma (Hardline)" by Jamie N Commons. Leaked after a successful Soakbuy.

with The WRLDFMS Tony Williams, Young Thug · prod. Darren King · CD Quality · 2022

Darren King version. Has additional production, drums and samples compared to release. Still has a semi-finished second verse. Was leaked for free.

with Caroline Shaw · prod. Kanye West, Jeff Bhasker, Caroline Shaw · Lossless · 2015

Unofficial stem bounce of the Hollywood Bowl version of the song. Has additional vocals from Caroline Shaw.

prod. Crakwav · CD Quality · 2015

OG Filename: Only- Kanye 1 Ruff Initial 15 minute Kanye freestyle. Reuses the "Nike sign" line from "Fall Out Of Heaven". Was originally listed by Music Mafia, but never sold. Original snippets leaked April 2023, November 29th, and December 10th, 2025. Snippet of a stem edit placing vocals from this freestyle over the beat to"Hotline Bling" by Drake leaked July 18th, 2025.

with Kanye West · prod. Dahi, Kanye West · CD Quality · 2019

Version with an unfinished Kanye verse and hook. His vocals possibly came from the 2014 Madonna sessions, where BloodPop® was working with Dahi. A version without Kanye leaked in 2018 and was released for Post Malone's 2019 album, Hollywood's Bleeding.

with Bon Iver · prod. Bon Iver · High Quality · 2015

OG Filename: KW - Prayer (8.15.15) Has mumble Kanye vocals and features Bon Iver. Has additional production compared to the KIRBY reference track.

prod. Kanye West, Hudson Mohawke · CD Quality · 2023

Long Post Malone freestyle over the beat with some finished lines and some mumble. Recorded during the August 2015 Post Malone and Kanye sessions. Post reuses some of the lines from it on a leaked song of his called "Red Wine & White Sheets" which was talked about in a November 2015 interview and was intended for his 2016 album Stoney. Samples "Xe2" by Mssingno. Reuses drums from "Blood On The Leaves".

with Caroline Shaw, Frank Ocean · prod. Kanye West, Cashmere Cat, Sinjin Hawke, Caroline Shaw · High Quality · 2015

OG Filename: KW - Wolves Ref 1 (12.15.15) Has an additional Kanye mumble bridge not heard in any other version which interpolates "Good Life", and overhauled production from Caroline Shaw, who added many new production elements such as an organ. Contains extra Caroline Shaw vocals throughout the track not heard on later versions, part of which were originally thought to have been from Björk. Frank Ocean appears on the bridge as well as the outro. Seen on the DONDA visual album tracklist as "Wolves Interlude". Leaked after a blind GB.

with Young Thug · prod. Hudson Mohawke, Crakwav, Kanye West · CD Quality · 2021

SWISH version featuring Young Thug. Has a different instrumental and beatswitch with new fully finished lyrics which reference the murder of Trayvon Martin. Samples "Petiatil Cx Htdui" by Aphex Twin. Originally leaked tagged.

with Young Thug · prod. Kanye West, Hudson Mohawke, Charlie Heat, Havoc, Plain Pat · CD Quality · 2016

Early version with 2 Young Thug feature verses and adlibs that were removed for release and completely different Kanye vocals with a small amount of mumble. Confirmed to be done in late 2015, as the "Nina Chop" and "Famous" beats weren't combined until mid-2015.

with Kendrick Lamar · prod. Kanye West, Hudson Mohawke · CD Quality · 2018

OG Filename: KLamar_Liberated_Rough 1.0 Version with Kendrick Lamar. Engineer did not include the full song, just Kendrick's verse and some Kanye vocals. Has slightly updated drums from previous versions.

with Travis Scott · prod. Kanye West, Havoc · Lossless · 2015

OG Filename: trav uzi pressure Former holy grail of the Ye community. This version has Travis Scott doing the bridge and harmonizing over the "Get Off Me" interlude along with the "clear search history" line cut. Originally thought to have been from Turbo Grafx 16, though this version at the very least is from SWISH sessions. Short recording of Che Pope playing the song over Instagram Live surfaced on October 23rd, 2020. The main melody is sampled from"Haunted" from the Maniac Soundtrack. Also contains a minute long intro samplefrom the 2012 film Silver Linings Playbook. Stem bounce leaked after Luit sold the song in a $25k groupbuy, which finished in just under 9 hours with the support of multiple unreleased communities providing bonuses and donations. Later released on VULTURES 2 DIGITAL DELUXE 5 with vocals from Ty Dolla $ign, following the popularity of the leak.

with Tyga, Liza Owen · prod. Crakwav · CD Quality · 2018

OG Filename: Rich Nigga Drunk Ruff- BOUNCE Version with cut down Kanye vocals and a Tyga feature. Has further along production and background vocals from Liza Owen. According to Liza Owen in aninterview, "It was completely by chance but I was at the studio one night in LA with Jess Jackson as they were finishing off Tyga's album. In walks Tyga followed by Kanye. I for one was not expecting that! They started working on this one track and there's crazy energy in the room so I'm there singing along to myself.... Next thing I know Kanye turns and asks me togo in the booth and put down some ideas. Nervous as hell, I got up and sang for my life! The rest is history."

with The WRLDFMS Tony Williams, Esthero · prod. Kanye West, Mr Hudson, Caroline Shaw · Lossless · 2015

Unofficial stem bounce of the Hollywood Bowl version of the song. Contains added orchestral production.

with Caroline Shaw, Frank Ocean · prod. Kanye West, Cashmere Cat, Sinjin Hawke, Caroline Shaw, Allen Ritter · Lossless · 2023

More finished version of "Ref 1", with a much better mix and a vastly improved instrumental from an unknown producer (most likely Allen Ritter), with extra drums, piano, guitar, samples, etc. Leaked after a blind groupbuy.

prod. Karriem Riggins, MIKE DEAN · Low Quality · 2020

Drake reference track, from when Kanye was recording his part. Can be heard in the bleed on an early Kanye vocal stem. Made in October 2015. Mentioned by Drake in his 2018 Pusha T diss track "Duppy Freestyle". Unsure if anyone owns this in CDQ and if it's just Drake doing the 2nd verse. Version linked is enhanced slightly to be able to hear Drake.

with Young Thug · prod. Kanye West, Hudson Mohawke, Darren King, Trevor Gureckis, Noah Goldstein, MIKE DEAN · Recording · 2020

Version with Young Thug vocals. Played by Che Pope on Instagram Live on October 22nd, 2020.

prod. Kanye West, Boi-1da, Sevn Thomas · Not Available

Version that was on SWISH before being taken by The Game, confirmed by Sevn Thomas. Sevn Thomas tweeted that the song has verses from Kanye that "no1 will ever hear, intended to be on So Help Me God, then SWISH, but Kanye played it for Game, then...". This is likely where Kanye's trade off bars on The Game's second verse come from. Differences from the So Help Me God version are unknown.

prod. Kanye West, Hudson Mohawke · Not Available

According to SAP, "one time I sampled a song for [Mac [Miller's] ‘jump’](https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v%3DTLoBXt0wop8&sa=D&source=editors&ust=1789263688948439&usg=AOvVaw1Iolo3otFufrDt-7qj_jjH) record and we go to clear it they say Kanye owns the rights to it. The one that’s released isn’t the og because we couldn’t clear it lol crazy". He would also state that Kanye "bought rights to it so no one else could sample lol". The Mac Miller song being referred to originally sampled "Xe2" by Mssingno. This heavily implies the song was developed further than the initial freestyle and Post Malone reference track, as the sample was cleared.

with Young Thug · Recording · 2020

Version with Young Thug vocals, likely recorded alongside "FMLU". Played by Che Pope on Instagram Live on October 22nd, 2020.

prod. Madlib · CD Quality · 2015

OG Filename: Uzi - No More Parties In LA Ref Very short reference done by Lil Uzi Vert. Uzi mumbles 2 lines and then asks for the autotune to be turned down before the song ends. Leaked as a bonus for a Soakbuy. It is very likely that this was a session outtake.

prod. Keyon Christ · High Quality · 2015

OG Filename: KW - 2 Rihannas Ref 1 (12.18.15) Version played for Keyon Christ. Features Pusha T reference vocals as well as the sample from "FML" being worked into the track. Leaked as a bonus for the finished "Maintenance" groupbuy.

with Consequence · prod. Karriem Riggins, MIKE DEAN, Consequence · Lossless · 2015

Original version with completely different, yet unfinished vocals and structure, along with the sample being played out slightly differently.

prod. Kanye West, Pharrell Williams · CD Quality · 2020

A$AP Ferg 2015 throwaway, produced by Kanye & Pharrell.

prod. Kanye West · Not Available

According to El Gusto, a Rocky track from Pre-TESTING sessions produced by Kanye is said to exist, likely from the session they had together.

with Jeezy · prod. Kanye West, Jeff Bhasker, Caroline Shaw · Lossless · 2015

Unofficial stem bounce of the Hollywood Bowl version of the song.

with Caroline Shaw · prod. Kanye West, Caroline Shaw · CD Quality · 2015

Remix intended to accompany the Soundcloud released "Say You Will" remix. Has alternate production from other versions, incorporating a new violin.

with Young Thug · prod. Hudson Mohawke, Crakwav, Kanye West · CD Quality · 2015

Version with later production than Yeezus 2-era versions. Owned by MusicMafia. Possibly the August 16th, 2015 version.

prod. Kanye West, Noah Goldstein, MIKE DEAN, Honorable C.N.O.T.E · Lossless · 2015

OG Filename: 03 Track 03 Official bounce made by combining the left and right channels.

prod. Keyon Christ · Lossless · 2015

OG Filename: Changing_Ilsey Ref Vox_01 Ilsey Juber reference track. The beat was given to Christina Aguilera for use on her 2018 album, Liberation, but was cut as she never recorded. Original snippet leaked January 25th, 2023.

prod. Kanye West · CD Quality · 2021

OG Filename: YT - Code Red Ref Young Thug reference track for Kanye later added onto "Bad Night". Had an unsuccessful groupbuy.

with Madonna · prod. Kanye West · Recording · 2015

Previewed at Yeezy Season 2. Was said to be titled "Lowery", but this name was admitted to be fake by the person who reported it.

CD Quality

Post Malone reference track from August. Recorded during the August 2015 Post Malone and Kanye sessions. Unknown when the snippet leaked, or if a Kanye version exists.

with Post Malone, Theophilus London · prod. Kanye West, Charlie Heat, MIKE DEAN, Theophilus London · High Quality · 2015

Post Malone freestyle, recorded during sessions with Kanye in August 2015. Features Theophilus London and has Kanye vocals at the start. Post Malone does some of the lines that Kanye would later use on the song, and a mix of new finished vocals and mumble. Potentially intended to be cut-down into a verse the way his "Fade" freestyle was. Samples "Return To Innocence" by Enigma. Original snippet leaked August 15th, 2020, and a VC recorded snippet leaked November 6th, 2023.

prod. Kanye West, Southside, Metro Boomin · CD Quality · 2022

OG Filename: KANYE WEST - FACTS V3 (EXPLICIT) OG file for the Soundcloud or non-Charlie Heat version of the song.

with Ty Dolla $ign, Post Malone, Lil Uzi Vert · prod. Kanye West, Benji B, Mike WiLL Made-It, Charlie Handsome, Noah Goldstein, Anthony Kilhoffer, MIKE DEAN, Noah Goldstein and Charlie Handsome · Recording · 2015

Version heard in the background of a tweet from August 4, 2015. Snippet is instrumental only.

prod. Kanye West, Hudson Mohawke, Charlie Heat, Havoc, Plain Pat · Not Available

Initial combined version of "Famous" and "Nina Chop," likely done in mid-late 2015. Most likely contains the Kanye vocals and is the file Thug recorded over. Kanye claimed writing the Taylor Swift line "broke [his] writer's block" and let him finish the album, further proving that this version is from late 2015.

with Caroline Shaw · prod. Kanye West, Hudson Mohawke, Caroline Shaw, Havoc · Lossless · 2022

OG Filename: Father Stretch @ 113 BPM Kanye freestyle with just the sample chop and drums from Hudson Mowhake. Has the Caroline Shaw vocals that were later used in "Pt. 2". The flow of the first verse was later used in "Pt. 2" and the flow for the first half of the second verse was used for the released verse.

prod. Kanye West, Hudson Mohawke · Not Available

Drake reference track. Mentioned by Drake in his 2018 Pusha T diss track "Duppy Freestyle". He has a writing credit on the released version, meaning he most likely wrote on the verse.

with Travis Scott · prod. Hudson Mohawke, MIKE DEAN, ??? · Lossless · 2015

First version with a Kanye verse. Has a mumble verse and hook, and different production from other versions of the song, likely by MIKE DEAN due to the piano and synths. After the cutoff there is said to be a Travis verse, however it's unknown if that is a separate version. Leaked with stems after a groupbuy.

with Young Thug · prod. Hudson Mohawke · Recording · 2023

OG Filename: FMLU HM Version featuring Young Thug. Unknown exactly when it was made, but it uses the same instrumental as the Travis Scott reference. Originally was played in a Che Pope livestream, but a longer recorded snippet of the livestream didn't surface until July 2022. 22-second long snippet later leaked December 15th, 2023.

prod. Darren King, Keyon Christ · Lossless · 2015

OG Filename: KW FOREVER VOX DK Darren King version of the song with different drums, an additional horn section and a string arrangement. Has the same vocals (bounced in July 2015).

prod. Frank Ocean, Jon Brion, Om'Mas Keith · Recording · 2015

Version that was previewed from a Twitter account who is around Frank's friend group. Video is currently lost.

prod. Kanye West, Hudson Mohawke, Trevor Gureckis, Noah Goldstein, MIKE DEAN · Not Available

Original freestyle done in late 2015.

with ??? · Not Available · 2015

OG Filename: KW - Freestyle 9 Ref (11.24.15) Earlier version.

prod. Kanye West, Hudson Mohawke, Darren King, Trevor Gureckis, Noah Goldstein, MIKE DEAN · Recording

Solo version with different mumble lyrics. Outro is open.

prod. Dahi, Kanye West · Not Available · 2015

OG Filename: KW - Dahi - Fuck The Internet Ref (8.15.15) Filename seen from a picture of Post Malone refs.

prod. Post Malone · Not Available

Part of a one hour voice memo that would go on to inspire the instrumental for Young Thug's song "Me Or Us", according to one of the producers of the song, Charlie Handsome. Said to consist of Kanye mumbling a melody over theBright Eyes song "First Day of My Life", which was being played by Post Malone during the session. From the August 2015 Post Malone and Kanye sessions.

with Travis Scott · prod. Kanye West, Charlie Heat, MIKE DEAN, Noah Goldstein, Darren Charles King, Wals Escobar, Travis Scott · Recording · 2015

Version that appears on the Apple Music VMA's commercial with The Weeknd. Presumably, it looks like at some point it was given back to Kanye for a brief moment to release as a single before being taken back for Rodeo last moment. Is a censored mix close to the final version.

prod. Kanye West, No ID, Caroline Shaw · Lossless · 2015

Unofficial stem bounce of the Hollywood Bowl version of the song. Contains added orchestral production.

CD Quality · 2023

Post Malone reference track. Recorded during the August 2015 Post Malone and Kanye sessions. Original snippet leaked November 7th, 2020.