Ye's Bully Album: Controversy, AI Denial, & European Tour

On March 29th, Kanye West, aka YAY, just dropped his 12th studio album called Bully with

a YouTube live stream on Friday, March 27th, and now it's live on Spotify and Apple

Music.

He also put out a music video for the track, Father, featuring Travis Scott and directed

by his wife, Bianca Sensori in a wild church scene full of, aliens, knights, and odd events

like a nun getting arrested.

Producer James Blake wants his name off the credits, saying the final product isn't what

he made, while YAY insists no AI was used this time, flipping.

His own words from last year.

Bully got announced two years back with previews like preacher man last June amid YAY's ongoing

controversies, including early 2025.

Posts, where he retracted a Jewish community apology, called himself a Nazi, then backed

off with swastika images popping up.

He's got a launch show in Los Angeles on April 3rd and European headline dates, his first

there in 12 years, keeping the momentum rolling.

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