Kanye West is currently working on his new LP and promises that he will "take it to a whole 'nother level."

"I kill that rap shit, that's what I do," Ye told MTV News of his upcoming album. "Lyrics right now, they're awes-mazing. They're basically untouchable. I'm about to take it to a whole 'nother level. I'd be scared if I was not me."

Kayne compares his greatness on the mic to what Jackson or Jordan do in their arenas.

"As far as rapping goes, how can I say this? Jordan, Michael Jackson - it's what I do," he said. "It's time for me to bust another rap album."

In related news, Kanye teamed up with marketer/philosopher J. Sakiya Sandifer to write a book of "Kanye-isms" called Thank You and You're Welcome.

The multi-Grammy winner's favorite philosophies in the book is "Get used to getting used."

"To use someone is necessary. What's negative is to misuse, overuse or abuse somebody," West said. "To use is necessary. If you can't get used, then you're useless."

"That really came from my entrepreneurial journey," Sandifer said. "I would complain when my phone wasn't ringing. 'No, I want to be used.' Being the resident philosopher, I put it in that context."

According to MTV News, the book will hit stores July 7.