Kanye West, the rapper legally known as Ye, has shared a new music video. It’s visual for his "Donda" song “Heaven and Hell”— a dark vision of masked individuals and the swirl of floating bodies among the clouds. The video also serves as a Yeezy Gap ad and aired tonight on ESPN during the NCAA football championship game. Earlier today, Ye and Netflix released a new trailer and a release date for "Jeen-Yuhs." This three-part documentary comes to theatres on February 10 before hitting Netflix on February 16. Ye ended the year by publicly squashing his beef with Drake at the live-streamed "Free Larry Hoover" concert. "Heaven and Hell" is the latest single off of West's tenth studio album "Donda," the release of which was postponed by a weeks-long delay last year. The album is named after the Grammy winner's late mother, Donda West, who died at 58 following plastic surgery complications in 2007. Since releasing his 2019 gospel album "Jesus Is King," West's first record earned him the best contemporary Christian album Grammy. "Donda" is up for two Grammys this year — best rap album and album of the year — while two of its tracks, "Hurricane" and "Jail," are in the running for best melodic rap performance and best rap song, respectively.