After posting a photo of a reimagined McDonald’s box on his Instagram Story earlier on Monday (May 23), Yeezy provided some clarification with a post explaining that he and Muji industrial designer Naoto Fukasawa will be redesigning McDonald’s packaging in the future.

“Ye teams up with legendary Muji industrial designer Naoto Fukasawa to reimagine McDonald’s packaging,” he captioned the post ending his social media hiatus.

 

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The packaging is in the shape of a rectangular cube with the outsides resembling a cheeseburger and the top taking on the signature golden arches logo.

Prior to the clarification, Kanye posted a photo of the McDonald’s box starring as an ad on the cover of The New York Times. “Next week it’s the fries” is the only hint on the newspaper and Yeezy famously rhymed that on his “Gold Digger” smash hit.

Ye via Instagram Stories: pic.twitter.com/Sc3Wmkrmp2

— Photos Of Ye (@PhotosOfKanye) May 23, 2022

“He got that ambition, baby, look at his eyes/This week he moppin’ floors, next week it’s the fries/So stick by his side,” he raps on the 2005 anthem.

A collaboration between McDonald’s and Kanye has been in the works for some time. He starred in the fast food giant’s Super Bowl LVI commercial in February, which found him in the all too familiar situation at the drive-thru of not knowing what to order yet saying, “Let me get uhhhhhhhhh.”

“Hey, can I get uhhhhhhhhhhhh…” @McDonalds #SuperBowl pic.twitter.com/xgZF3IIewE

— Photos Of Ye (@PhotosOfKanye) February 13, 2022

Going back to 2016, Kanye West even penned an homage to the golden arches with his The McDonald’s Man poem, which landed inside Frank Ocean’s Boys Don’t Cry magazine.

As pointed out by TMZ, Yeezy was spotted with girlfriend Chaney Jones in Japan earlier in May, where he was possibly working with Naoto Fukasawa on finalizing packaging ideas.