Kanye West’s ‘Bully’ Album and Film Leaks Online, Featuring Son Saint
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Kanye West’s ‘Bully’ Album and Film Leaks Online, Featuring Son Saint


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In a surprising turn of events, Ye (formally known Kanye West) has made headlines once again by leaking his latest album, Bully, along with a short film featuring his son, Saint West. This revelation came during one of the mogul’s most intense social media outbursts to date, where he shared a link to the unfinished album on his X account, albeit behind a password-protected access.

Ye, known for pushing the boundaries of creativity, revealed that Bully is an ambitious project that incorporates artificial intelligence in its production—a technology he has previously praised. However, he now expresses disdain for AI, stating his intention to re-record his vocals. “BULLY FILM ALBUM NOT FINISHED AND HALF THE VOCALS AI IMA RESING CAUSE I ACTUALLY HATE AI NOW I WANNA SEE WHAT YALL F**K WITH,” he communicated to his 33 million followers, showcasing his characteristic candor.

In a series of controversial statements, Ye cast doubt on whether the final version of Bully would be available on traditional streaming platforms, claiming, “I MAY STOP USING DSPs CAUSE STREAMS ARE FAKE AND THE FRENCH AND JEWISH RECORD LABELS TREAT ARTIST LIKE PROSTITUTES.” Such comments have sparked significant backlash, particularly as they echo previous antisemitic undertones in his discourse.

ye’s Bully Leak, Controversial Themes, and Abandoned Collaborations

The leaked version of Bully, dubbed Bully V1, consists of 10 tracks, featuring collaborations with artists such as Playboi Carti and Ty Dolla $ign. This is notable given that these artists recently navigated turbulent relations with Yeezy himself. Additionally, the accompanying short film—crafted under Ye’s direction and edited by Hype Williams—features a playful narrative of Saint West donning a Real Madrid kit and engaging in a wrestling match.

Ye previously announced that the official release of Bully is slated for June 15, coinciding with his daughter North‘s birthday. He has characterized the album as possessing an “antisemitic sound,” hinting at the provocative nature of the work. Furthermore, he has hinted at a rapidly evolving creative landscape, teasing another album on social media. “DONDA 2 Coming next,” he stated, referencing the shelved project that debuted live in 2022. In a recent poll, he engaged fans in a discussion about future releases, such as Donda 3 or a third collaboration with Ty Dolla $ign.

Earlier this week, Ye disclosed plans for a joint album with Playboi Carti, which he later decided to abandon amidst allegations of industry interference. He claimed that “Jewish business forced Carti to not put me on the album,” and further implied similar treatment with Travis Scott’s Utopia. As the rapper continues to navigate the complexities of his artistry, the release of Bully—despite its unfinished state—promises to be a provocative addition to his discography. With its blend of personal storytelling and contentious themes, it remains to be seen how this project will resonate with both fans and critics alike.


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