Kanye West is no longer looking in the rearview mirror when it comes to his music. In fact, the rapper is telling friends that he'll "never" perform his old music in its original form again.

On Friday, Yeezy dropped his ninth studio album, "Jesus is King," and TMZ claims the gospel-based lyrics are a sign of things to come. Thus far, the album hasn't exactly been warmly received, but that supposedly hasn't phased Kim Kardashian's husband.

"He's making music for God and is a changed man," TMZ reported.

Kanye may perform his old songs, but with different, likely God-inspired, lyrics.

Kanye West and Kim Kardashian West are seen outside the Mark hotel in New York City on May 7, 2019.

In a chat with Big Boy before the album's release, Kanye equated his new music to Apple founder Steve Jobs.

"They made movies about Steve Jobs so y'all could understand who I am," he said. "Now, when I go to the Apple store I'm not seeing no iPod 4."

He added that he has no plans to ever play his old songs live again. "It's not even a probably," Kanye said, but added, "We can play that beat, but I'm going to adjust [the lyrics.]"

While talking to TMZ on Friday, he said he's planning to tour on the new album.