More than two years after one of the more chaotic moments from Ye’s Vultures rollout, YesJulz is pointing back inside the room and blaming the company around him for helping derail the night. In a series of X posts Thursday (Oct. 15), the former Yeezy collaborator revisited the December 2023 livestream that captured Ye launching into an antisemitic rant during a late-night recording session in Las Vegas.
According to YesJulz, the stream was meant to give fans a behind-the-scenes look at the album being finished, with Timbaland even contributing remotely. She alleged that a meme creator disrupted that process by inviting “random girls with loud mouths” into the suite. Their interruptions, she said, “triggered him into going on a terrible rant.” YesJulz also claimed the episode ultimately cost Ye hundreds of millions of dollars.
The December 15, 2023, livestream unfolded as Ye and his collaborators were working on Vultures. During the lengthy diatribe, the rapper moved through grievances about the music business, politics, and religion while repeating antisemitic conspiracy theories and invoking Adolf Hitler. Footage from the night also showed someone interrupting Ye near the end of the livestream before someone appeared to usher the person away.
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YesJulz Blames Ye’s Inner Circle, Too
Her criticism did not stop with the guests. YesJulz argued that the larger problem was Ye “surrounded himself with bums” while people who could actually get work done were pushed aside. The complaint fits into a much longer dispute over her own exit from the Vultures operation. Ye announced in March 2024 that YesJulz would no longer be involved in the rollout, claiming activity involving her social accounts and interactions with fans had not been authorized. She pushed back publicly afterward and challenged several people working around Ye, including then-Yeezy chief of staff Milo Yiannopoulos.
Ye issued an apology to the Jewish community in Hebrew later that December, expressing regret for the pain his previous comments caused. The contrition didn't hold. By February 2025, he was again posting antisemitic statements and praising Hitler, and months later released “Heil Hitler,” a song that contributed to the cancellation of a planned South Korean concert and the revocation of his Australian visa.
YesJulz’s account adds more detail about the environment surrounding that particular night in Las Vegas. It also folds the rant back into an argument she's made that dysfunction in Ye’s circle repeatedly swallowed the work people were supposedly there to do.
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