Kanye West is now teasing a joint album with Drake

For the second time this summer, Kanye West has crashed Drake's stage to play tracks off of his controversial album The Life of Pablo and has, in true 'Ye fashion, continued to drop some gems of knowledge.

This time, West teased a collaborative album with Drizzy last night, from the OVO Fest stage in Toronto.

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In response to an enthusiastic Yeezy chant, West posed a question to the audience: "Is y'all ready for this album?" he asked.

"I wasn't talking about Pablo. I wasn't talking about Views," he said, naming both his and Drake's respective albums, both released earlier this year.

"I want to ask y'all ready for this album?" he asked again, pointing to Drake before diving into "Father Stretch My Hands PT. 1."

This might have something to do with the series of tweets West published last weekend calling for the end of competition between Apple Music and Tidal (Drake has a partnership with Apple Music, while West streamed his latest project exclusively on Tidal).

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"Let the kids have the music," he tweeted.

Drake's last collaborative project was with tour buddy Future, while Yeezy hasn't released a joint album since his team up with Jay Z, 2011's Watch the Throne.

Until we, the kids, get the music, at least we potentially have a Frank Ocean album coming soon—not to mention a possible joint Drake/2 Chainz album— to tide us over until the streaming beef settles. Keep your fingers crossed.