Kanye West’s discography is littered with abandoned album titles, from Waves to Good Ass Job to Turbo Grafx 16, and now we can officially add Thank God For Drugs to the list. Designer Joe Perez has worked with Kanye for several years on cover art for Yeezus, The Life of Pablo, and Cruel Summer, and now he’s sharing some of his design archive via a new Instagram account. His first post confirms an obscure old rumor that 2013’s Yeezus was originally meant to be titled Thank God For Drugs.

“3.2.2013 – Pre-Yeezus gif concepts – Round 2. Before naming the album Yeezus, the title was “Thank God For Drugs” and featured artwork by [George Condo]. Creative Direction for Donda: [Virgil Abloh],” he wrote, sharing a GIF of cover art similar to the final Yeezus design work:

The artwork was done by George Condo, who famously produced a series of paintings for Kanye’s My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy album and single covers.

Unlike some of Kanye’s other discarded album titles, the rapper never announced Thank God For Drugs in an official capacity. However, an old thread on music forum KanyeToThe citing an inside source did claim that this was the working title at the time. Several tweets from that era also shared the info without gaining much traction. Genius has reached out to these Twitter users for comment.

The project’s title eventually changed to Yeezus as Kanye refined its minimalist aesthetic. At the project’s 2013 album release party, he explained his intention behind the title. “Simply put West was my slave name and Yeezus is my god name,” he said. “We didn’t give a fuck about what nobody said from the outside looking in. We just wanted to make the best product possible and this is just the beginning of an entire new mentality about how to make music.”

Perez also shared early concept artwork for the Yeezus tour, which was at one point set to be called the Till Death Do Us Part tour:

This, too, was noticed many years ago in an old KanyeToThe thread, which pointed to a TicketMaster listing for a tour of the same name.

That phrase popped up again in 2017, written on a pair of adidas Gazelles in a photo shared shortly after Kanye’s late 2016 hospitalization. It also appears in a slightly different form on the final bars of the fourth verse of Yeezus‘ “Blood On the Leaves,” when Kanye raps:

‘Til death, but do your part, uh

Unholy matrimony

View Joe Perez’s Instagram archive here and catch up on all the lyrics to Kanye West’s Yeezus on Genius now.