The reality TV team Dave “Heavy D” Sparks and Dave “Diesel Dave” Kiley, also known as the Diesel Brothers, are said to have purchased a luxury tank that belonged to the artist formerly known as Kanye West.

According to a TMZ article, Sparks and Kiley initially contacted Ye a few years ago regarding possibilities for some work centered around trucks. Even though those plans were eventually shelved, in October of last year, “someone from Kanye’s team” contacted the two to see if they were interested in buying the $500,000 Ripsaw EV2 owned by Donda 2.

The car, which is sometimes referred to as a “luxury tank,” is not widely available. Additionally, Sparks withheld from TMZ the precise amount of the purchаse from Ye; yet, the article released on Monday described the arrangement as a “sweet deal” of undisclosed size.

News of the sale of the opulent tank surfaced two years following a Business Insider analysis of the Ripsaw EV2, which was billed as a car with military roots and a final pricing that would depend on the specific requirements of the buyer.

Fans of the video “Closed on Sunday,” which was released during the Jesus Is King phase based on Wyoming, will notice that the Ye tank made an appearance. The video was assisted by Fleet.

A variety of low-mileage automobiles from Ye’s Wyoming ranch were reportedly auctioned off in November for a total of $434,780. At the time, TMZ reported that a 2019 F-150 Raptor sale may have been the most expensive of its kind ever. As such, it received extra attention at the time.

Of course, all of this is really incidental now that the Donda 2 era is well underway. Ye, the artist, has revealed the release date of the follow-up to the Album of the Year nominated original, which came after three performance art events in the previous year, as February 22. Ye has made the decision to give up using his phone till the album—which Future executive produced—is complete.