VULTURES 3

with Mamii · prod. Cash Cobain, Ye, Just Da 1 · Recording · 2025

Version with vocals from Ty Dolla $ign, not a reference due to him mentioning only having one daughter, his brother being in prision, alongside other lyrics from his perspective. According to Just Da 1, BULLY sample chops were brought in for early VULTURES 3 sessions, with this likely being one of them. Played by Ty Dolla $ign during a Twitch stream Sepember 2nd, 2025. Samples a live Stevie Wonder talkbox cover of "Close To You" by The Carpenters.

with Ye · prod. Ye, Disko Boogie · Not Available

Seen on a TYCOON tracklist seen in a Wiz Khalifa music video March 11th, 2025. Unknown what differences there are from the VULTURES 2 version, if any at all.

with Tyga · prod. BNYX®, BBYKOBE, Lasik, Matty Spats, 206DEREK · Recording · 2025

Version played during a Tyga livestream, where Ty was a guest. Song's structure has been slightly updated. Later released on Ty's album TYCOON without Ye or Tyga, as Tyga is on the song "TWITCH" and the label wouldn't allow Ye to be on the album. Ye's verse would later be released on the TYCOON MASHUPS mixtape. CDQ snippet posted to Ty's Instagram February 3rd, 2025. Partially played by Toney Handsome on June 12th, 2026.

with Charlie Wilson, Lil Baby · prod. Kanye West, Evian Christ, will.i.am, Timbaland, London On Da Track, Fya Man · Not Available

It is very likely that this song was considered for VULTURES 3 due to it being considered for every other iteration of the VULTURES eras.

prod. RONNY J, CuBeatz, Ty Dolla $ign, Plain Pat · Not Available

This song was played again at the first China LP, which was a month after VULTURES 2 and its deluxes released. It played alongside new songs like "THOUSAND MILES", meaning the song was likely considered for VULTURES 3. The version played seems to just be the Yandhi leak however, as Nicki Minaj is still featured and it lacks Ty's punch-ins on Ye's verse.

prod. Ron Fair, Peter Lee Johnson, Digital Nas · Recording · 2024

Original version with Ty covering the song over the original instrumental. Snippet played by Ty on a Twitch stream October 12th, 2025.

with Ye · prod. TheLabCook, William Van Zandt · Recording · 2025

Solo Ty version played alongside multiple other VULTURES-era songs. Has an extra Ty verse. Played by Ty Dolla $ign on October 4, 2025.

with Playboi Carti, Ant Clemons, Rema · prod. Ty Dolla $ign, Chrishan, Aye YB, damn james!, Wax Motif, Hitmaka, Anthony Kilhoffer, Caleb Bryant, AJ Williams · Recording · 2025

Seen on a tracklist in a photo of Ty in the studio on February 7th, 2025. Called the "original version" by Ty. Has an Aye YB tag and a different lyric on the hook. Played by Ty Dolla $ign on stream November 24, 2025. According to Ty in an interview with Complex, Rema hopped on the song when Ty played him an early version of the album because Carti was on it.

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In an interview with Bootleg Kev, Ty stated that more VULTURES songs were brought in for TYCOON than "DON'T KILL THE PARTY". The only ones known about currently are "PUSSY COST MONEY" and "NOBODY FLEW HER OUT".

with Playboi Carti, Young Thug, Gunna · prod. Wheezy, Dez Wright, BBYKOBE · Not Available · 2024

According to Ty on stream, this song was planned to be on TYCOON. Recorded on New Years Eve of 2024 during a session with Carti in Studio B where they recorded 5 songs according to Ty. This song was likely given to Ty around the same time as "TYCOON$", which also started off as a Young Thug track, then later shown to Carti.

with Ye, The Hooligans, The Game, King Combs · prod. BBYKOBE, Ye, Camper · CD Quality · 2025

LAWSON reference track later recorded over by Ty and Ye. Has a rougher beat and some alternate lyrics. Likely used for the AI Ye vocals on the version from the music video shoot. Snippet leaked April 5th, 2026.

prod. AyoAA, Just Da 1, Ye · Not Available

According to AyoAA, he worked on songs for VULTURES 3.

with The Hooligans · prod. Gabe Shaddow · Not Available

According to Gabe, this beat was reused for VULTURES 3. Unknown if Ye or Ty ever recorded but it's likely as it was being used since Italy.