Kanye West has made his album "Donda 2" available on popular streaming platforms, marking the end of over three years of exclusive availability on the Stem Player for a payment of $200. Initially launched in February 2022, the 18-track project can now be found on Spotify, YouTube Music, and Tidal, with anticipation for it to land on Apple Music soon. While debuting the album during a livestream, West hinted at possible continued modifications to the mixes post-release.

Donda 2 features collaborations with artists like Future, who served as the executive producer, Jack Harlow, Sean Leon, and Ty Dolla Sign. A notable addition is a voice clip from Kim Kardashian on the track "SCIFI," where she praises West as the best rapper and the wealthiest Black man in America, heralding his genius. West's initial decision to limit access to Donda 2 through the Stem Player received criticism previously, with West defending the move due to dissatisfaction with streaming platforms' payouts.

The move to release Donda 2 on mainstream platforms signals a significant shift in West's distribution strategy, making the album more accessible. While teasing new music and generating controversy online, West's upcoming project "Cuck," a collaboration with Dave Blunts, has replaced its original title "WW3" and is without a confirmed release date. Notably, West has made controversial statements and provocatively titled singles have already been released, such as "WW3" and "Cousins," featuring lyrics that discuss sensitive topics.