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Less than a month later, on January 24, 2015, Kanye joined forces with Rihanna and Paul McCartney again to release the acoustic-tinged, folk-inspired single "FourFiveSeconds". Finally, on March 3, 2015, he unleashed the aggressive, chant-heavy banger "All Day," produced with a massive team that included Paul McCartney, Theophilus London, and Allan Kingdom. With three distinct, high-profile singles in the bag, the world was convinced a masterpiece was on the horizon.

Musically, the era was heralded by three monumental, yet radically different singles: Kanye West SO HELP ME GOD zip

: A deeply emotional song tackling mental health and anxiety, which only saw the light of day via its music video directed by Steve McQueen. Less than a month later, on January 24,

Several official singles released during this window showcase the intended diversity of the project: Musically, the era was heralded by three monumental,

The "zip" files often searched for today are usually fan-made "comps" (compilations) of tracks that leaked from these sessions. Famous unreleased gems like "God Level" and early versions of "Wolves" are staples of these archives. The Evolution into The Life of Pablo

of So Help Me God — a fan-compiled or pre-release collection of tracks from late 2014 to early 2015, including songs like “Wolves” (feat. Sia & Vic Mensa), “All Day,” “Only One,” “I Feel Like That,” and “FourFiveSeconds” (with Rihanna & Paul McCartney).

While listening to leaks is common in hip-hop culture, downloading and distributing unreleased music violates copyright law. Kanye’s label (Def Jam/Universal) has issued DMCA takedowns for these files repeatedly.