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Isaiah Rashad has sparked a fan frenzy after his celebrated album The Sun’s Tirade mysteriously disappeared from streaming services.

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The project was quietly removed from Apple Music, Spotify and TIDAL on Tuesday (October 29) without explanation from either Rashad or his label Top Dawg Entertainment, leaving many of his fans devastasted.

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The single version of “Free Lunch” is the only song from the album still available.

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While the Tennessee rapper has yet to address the matter, he did share a cryptic post on X (formerly Twitter) following its removal, writing: “beefin wit yaself is ugh lol.”

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His mentions were flooded with fans demanding answers over the whereabouts of The Sun’s Tirade, with one asking: “where did the suns tirade go im gonna cry man.”

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Another wrote: “N-gga just tweeting all regular like one of the greatest albums ever ain’t just disappear off streaming services,” while a third user was particularly angry: “@isaiahrashad We said, ahem…..WHAT TF HAPPENED TO SUNS TIRADE BEING TAKEN OFF APPLE AND SPOTIFY!!!!! I KNOW you see us tweeting Sir. [angry face emoji].”

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The Sun’s Tirade was released back in 2016 and boasts appearances from Kendrick Lamar, SZA, Jay Rock and The Internet’s Syd, among others.

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It served as Zaywop’s debut studio album and second release on TDE following 2014’s Cilvia Demo. His sophomore LP The House is Burning arrived in 2021 following a five-year gap, during which he experienced financial problems and had a stint in rehab for alcohol addiction.

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While fans are hoping for The Sun’s Tirade to make a swift return to streaming services, they have a new Isaiah Rashad album to look forward to.

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Earlier this month, the “Free Lunch” MC gave a promising update on his next project, revealing that he’s close to finishing it and is “really proud” of how it’s taking shape.

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In a text message from Rashad shared on social media by NFR Podcast, he wrote: “Shit crazy [unamused face emoji] like I’m tryna finish strong so I’m finishing strong type shit. Really proud of the production. Really proud of the words this round.”

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Zaywop previously confirmed earlier this year that he was working on his fourth album, saying during a show in Dallas: “I might change the title of it but I’m working on my fourth project.”

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When pressed for a release date by fans in attendance, he replied: “I don’t know, like, probably later on this year. Most likely.”

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