Kim Kardashian Announces Kanye’s Rumored Gospel Album “Jesus Is King”

Kim Kardashian Drops A Subtle Hint On Kanye’s Projected “Jesus Is King” in September
Beauty mogul, Kim Kardashian teased possible new music alert from husband, Kanye West on Thursday. In the photo Kim revealed, on a yellow notepad written in black ink, a list of 12 songs that seemly resemble Kanye’s “Sunday Service” music. The title of this list of song says,
“Jesus Is King”

It’s followed by a track list of the 12 songs including a track the super producer debuted earlier this year during a “Sunday Service,” show at Coachella. Among the titles are “Clade,” “Garden,” “God Is,” “Baptized,” “Sunday” and “Sweet Jesus.” The unconfirmed track list ends with a possible release date in September.
“September 27th.”
Last year, Kanye proposed his next project, ‘Yandi,’ a religion-themed album which Kim has teased in the past. The original release date was set for September 2018, but was delayed. Back in October, Kim announced Kanye’s project, was set for a new release the following month on Black Friday. Kim wrote,
“Nov 23 Black Friday, YANDHI. TRUST ME it is worth the wait.”

Unfortunately, the album never dropped and no word if the album is an updated version of Yandhi. The mythical album was shelved with no sign of receiving a new release date from the G.O.O.D. music founder.

Check out a video below:
https://youtu.be/HOx_0UetbAE
What are your thoughts on Kanye’s gospel album? Let us know in the comments!
Previous Article
Next Article
LaToya Jackson Says Brother Michael Jackson Was The Most Talented Of Their Siblings: ‘He Could Do Anything He Wanted To’
Nicki Minaj Reveals She Had A Boy
Beyoncé & The NAACP Kick Off Housing Relief Program For People Facing Evictions Amid COVID-19
Beyoncé & Blue Ivy: How It Started vs. How It’s Going
Migos Spark Breakup Rumors After Offset Unfollows Quavo & TakeOff
Nicki Minaj’s Stepmother Sues Hit-And-Run Driver Who Killed Her Father For $150 Million
Rapper Trina Is Engaged! [VIDEO]
Diddy’s Legal Team Pushes For Hearing After Nexstar Media Moves To Dismiss $100 Million Defamation Lawsuit