Kanye West pleads with young people to disconnect from social media and slates the city of Los Angeles in his upcoming album Jesus Is King.

The Gold digger hitmaker, 42, who is yet to release the 35 minute album, has thrown listening parties in Detroit and Chicago and it is reported that his gospel album is full of messages of how the modern world is evil.

It has been revealed that the husband of Kim Kardashian advises "Put the gram away" in reference to social media platform Instagram in his song Closed On Sunday according to The Sun.

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It is reported that his song LA Monster hits out at the city of Los Angeles - where he owns a mansion with his wife in the Hidden Hills area - and claims the City of Angels "lettin’ Satan run they streets.”

Fans will hear Kanye recycle lyrics from religious texts in the upcoming album, the publication added.

Kanye also goes on to dub himself "Yahndi", in a track named Selah, as he compares himself Indian civil rights activist Mahatma Gandhi - mirroring his previous comments, that he later admitted he regretted, that saw him liken himself to Jesus in his Yeesus album in 2013.

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Kanye shocked fans when he quit pop music and decided to make gospel music instead.

Jesus is King was supposed to be released on Friday 27 September, a date announced by the controversial rapper himself - however, fans are still waiting.

And his wife Kim showed no sign that the album was running late as she tweeted an excited countdown on Wednesday saying: "Two more days Jesus is King".

And the delay was not announced by Kanye himself - but his wife.

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In an Instagram story on Friday, Kim was the one to finally address the mounting questions about the arrival of Jesus is King.

"Kanye is doing a listening session in Chicago tomorrow, then NYC Sunday.

"He's dropping the album Sunday. Just a few final tweaks to the mixes," she told her disappointed followers.

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