In the weeks following the album's initial release, Kanye West made tweaks to The Life of Pablo. The move seemed uniquely Kanye, facilitated by a unique rollout that involved only digital distribution rather than pressed physical copies.

It seemed like 'Ye had finally put his brush down and let the paint dry on his seventh solo album, but all that changed overnight when TLOP again underwent a change: "Saint Pablo," a song which he first debuted live in the days following the album's release, now appears as the last track on the album. The six-minute opus, featuring Sampha, now appears as the 20th track on streaming services like Tidal and Apple Music. Here's a tease:

Given how long it's been since TLOP first dropped, the latest update is a bit surprising. But maybe it shouldn't be. We were warned this would happen.

“In the months to come, Kanye will release new updates, new versions, and new iterations of the album,” Def Jam said in a statement earlier this year. “An innovative, continuous process, the album will be a living, evolving art project. The Life of Pablo has truly taken on a life of its own.”

Who knows what the album will look like by the time Kanye hits the road in September. Listen to "Saint Pablo" here.