Ye and Don Toliver Drop Surreal 'OK' Video, Directed by Bianca Censori
Ye and Don Toliver released the music video for their collaborative track "OK" on Tuesday, 18 August 2026, with direction credited to Bianca Censori, Ye's wife. The video is available on Apple Music and Spotify, as Ye confirmed on his official Instagram account. Billboard reported the release the same day.
The video is graphic and theatrical. Ye lies on an operating table with his head detached from his body. Doctors cut open his midsection, and doves fly out as they remove his organs, a white balloon, apples and a burning rose. Toliver then reattaches Ye's head, bringing the rapper back to life. Ye is equipped with a pair of swords. The video closes with the two artists staring into a surveillance camera while a baby sheep walks through the door. All scene details are per Billboard's 18 August report.
"OK" appears on the deluxe edition of Ye's album Bully, which arrived in June 2026. Ye first released Bully in March 2026, when it debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 — the chart that ranks the most-consumed albums in the US each week — with 152,000 total album-equivalent units earned, a figure that blends traditional album sales with streaming activity. The deluxe reissue expanded the tracklist three months later.
Ye and Don Toliver's working relationship stretches back several tracks. The two previously collaborated on "Moon" and "Broken Road," both tied to Ye projects, and on "Field Trip" from Vultures 2. Toliver has been building his own chart history in parallel. His album OCTANE, released in January 2026, earned him his first No. 1 entry on the Billboard 200. He is now teasing NITROUS as a companion project to OCTANE, though no release date has been announced.
The official audio for "OK (feat. Don Toliver)" by Kanye West/Ye was distributed to YouTube on 19 July 2026 by the music distribution company Vydia, nearly a month before the video's arrival. Complex also confirmed the video's release and Censori's directing credit via its official Instagram and Facebook accounts.
For fans of either artist, the video adds a visual dimension to a track that had been circulating in audio form since July. For Toliver, it keeps momentum going between OCTANE's chart-topping run and the still-undated NITROUS. For Ye, it extends the Bully campaign past its initial March release and June deluxe reissue into late summer.
Censori, whom Billboard identifies as Ye's wife, takes the director's credit on a video that puts her husband literally on the operating table. The choice is consistent with Ye's long history of controversial, visually confrontational music videos, though the video itself makes no explicit statement about its meaning. What it does is match the track to an image — and leave viewers to make of the sheep what they will.
