So, Kanye West originally planned to release his upcoming 10th studio album — titled Donda after his late mother — in July.
The rapper made grand arrangements for Donda's debut, hosting an initial album listening party at Atlanta's Mercedez-Benz stadium several weeks ago that saw a massive 40,000-person turnout.
In typical Kanye style, he spent most of the artistic performance making subtle movements, or standing rigid, while repeatedly singing a single lyric about losing his family (Donda comes in the midst of his and Kim Kardashian's divorce).
The reason you don't yet have access to tracks from Donda is because the album didn't actually drop as planned following July's listening event. Kanye's representatives reportedly confirmed that it wasn't complete but would materialize in time for its next scheduled release date on Aug. 6.
Since then, Kanye has temporarily moved into this room at Mercedez-Benz Stadium, where he's apparently getting down to business and finishing the album once and for all.
Another listening event will take place at the stadium tonight to give fans a Donda preview, again, before its intended release. Here's Kanye on Instagram stoking the suspense flame.
There's a livestream available on Apple Music today leading up to tonight's preview, advertised as one where fans can watch Kanye "finishing" Donda.
It's muted and recording from inside the musician's makeshift living quarters while some collaborators, like Chance the Rapper, make appearances and a countdown clock hangs in the background.
The livestream has given us an opportunity to peek into Kanye's creative process. It involves some wardrobe teasers, workout sessions, and his friend Justin Laboy getting a haircut.
Those who tuned in earlier today were greeted with footage of Kanye sleeping, which is probably for the best after all those pushups.
Anyway, we may or may not be playing Donda on repeat tomorrow morning, but seriously, are you all watching this livestream right now?