Tables Turn On Kanye West In Previously Unreleased “Mama’s Boyfriend”

The tables turn on Kanye West as he realizes, while on his own search for Mrs. Right, he’s turning into those same guys he hated as a kid for trying to date his beloved mom on the unreleased “Mama’s Boyfriend.”
Ye drops a firestorm of N-bombs and other colorful language to illustrate the portrait of a little boy feeling protective over his mom (“I’m my mama’s boyfriend. I’m her little husband. I was the man of the house when it wasn’t. Tryna get to know me, homie, just kill the charm. You ain’t interested in me. You just tryna f*ck my mom.”), then he grows up and faces the same issues with the kids of the single moms he dates.
The track has a melodic, old school feel that would fit in well with any of Ye’s three pre-808s and Heartbreak albums, but it obviously doesn’t fit with the rest of the sound on My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, the album it was initially recorded for. It’s also a lot less angry-sounding than Ye made it sound when he performed part of it, sans breezy musical backdrop, while on a social media promo tour for MBDTF.