all the homies around, everybody being like 'yes' or 'no'. Just take my time and really examine what's dope and what's not. Everybody is into all the dope shit that's out and they said that my project was one of them. That inspired me to record like that at the crib. You would think he would want the mic enclosed and all that but we just had the doors open, and it came out perfect. The back of the house had no walls and no doors it was just open the ocean. Do you need anything?' I'm like 'Awesome! Let's get it!' in Mexico, at this big house. He was open to my input, like, 'do whatever you want to do. I was like, 'I'm here with Kanye, I'm not gonna waste my time.' They really wanted me to stay for like a week, but I only had like two days, 'cause I was about to start the tour. like 24 hours, seven songs or nine songs that day. On how Kanye handles the recording process: It's like running track and getting a gold medal. On how it felt to hear 'Only One' for the first time after it was released: One day my homie Ricky Anderson hit me up and was like, 'Kanye wants you to come work with him in Mexico,' so I came out there we did like nine songs in one day one of them happened to be 'Only One.' here's the most interesting tidbits from the interview: I'm daydreaming of the sheer power that will emanate off this combination of incredible talent. Rihanna! Is there any artist in the world who could get those three on a song besides Kanye? Now, Ty has talked more extensively with Billboard about the recording session he had with Kanye, and even teased a further collaboration between himself, Kanye and Paul McCartney that also features. On the stroke of midnight on New Year's Day, Kanye West gifted the world with the uplifting, emotional ballad in honor of his daughter Nori 'Only One.' We already knew that Ye collaborated with Paul McCartney on the song, but later that day Ty Dolla $ign revealed that he was the one behind the crooned and auto-tuned harmonies that back up the song's chorus.

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