Ty Dolla $ign shared, then swiftly removed, a comedic video of Kanye West declining to proceed with his pedicure due to discomfort caused by the nail tech.
The clip surfaced on Ty’s Instagram, which is now devoid of content, on Thursday (October 5). It appears to be footage from overhead security cameras during a pedicure session, capturing Ye calmly seated before abruptly stopping and getting up.
“Ah! Whoa! Nah I’m not gonna do the rest of it,” he told the woman. “I gotta – nah. Oh no, it’s my toes. It’s my toes. It’s my toes. I’m not gonna do it. That hurt. Wrap it up. I’m not gonna do it. Nope. Thank you very much.”
Watch the clip below.
Ty Dolla $ign posted a funny video of Kanye West getting his toes done 😂 https://t.co/3Yh0bOWpT2 pic.twitter.com/GkTZUitae5
— HipHopDX (@HipHopDX) October 5, 2023
Ty Dolla $ign and Kanye West, long-time collaborators since 2016’s The Life of Pablo, are gearing up for new music. Ty hinted at upcoming tracks by sharing an unreleased snippet while in Switzerland over the weekend.
“The industry don’t like me, tell them pussy n-ggas likewise,” Ye raps on the track.
The track might feature on Kanye’s upcoming album, his first since making a series of controversial comments involving antisemitism and anti-Black Lives Matter remarks.
On Sunday (October 1), Kanye hosted a listening party in an Italian recording studio, attended by Ty, as reported by The Sun. The tabloid noted that Kanye seemed agitated and exhibited erratic behavior while previewing the new album.
“At times, Ye seemed to have fun, but at other points he looked completely out-of-whack while playing it,” they continued.
The project’s title and release date remain unannounced.
Kanye’s latest album, Donda, came out in 2021, predating a sequence of remarks that led to the rapper losing his shoe deal and his Forbes list placement.
In October 2022, Kanye tweeted that he was “going death con 3” [sic] on Jewish people, sparking a series of public antisemitic statements in interviews with Tucker Carlson, Drink Champs, and others. During this time, he also referred to the Black Lives Matter movement as a “scam.”