Here are a few obscure, unreleased tracks of his (all from within the past five years) that each have some interesting details attached to them.
This version of Lord I Need You contains lyrics that are some of the most explicitly anti-abortion within Ye's discography (the faded intro of JHN's words conceals the first part of his phrase "Planned Parenthood got a plan for the ghetto", which can be heard in earlier versions with his feature). Also contains features from the SSC and from Pusha T.
This is an early version of Fried that only really stands out because Ty Dolla $ign defends the legacy of P. Diddy in one of his verses on it (said verse is timestamped in the attached link).
This is a twenty minute freestyle that includes, among very early renditions of some lyrics to Lord I Need You, Ye defending the Palestinian liberation movement (8:55), insulting cryptocurrency (2:49), and criticizing the prevalence of abortion in Black communities in America (starts at 3:15, ramps up at 3:43).
Finally, this is some sort of skit version of Fried that was leaked. It includes audio of
Ye's argument with a fat woman who confronted him with questions about his marriage while he was traveling through the streets of Los Angeles.