Kanye West remains one of the most influential artists in the world, even though the past few years have been turbulent for him.

Controversies surrounding his past statements, as well as the poorly received “Vultures” albums, have cast a shadow over his career. Nevertheless, he appears focused on moving forward, using the launch of his new album, “Bully”, as an opportunity to turn the page.

Reports surfaced regarding a leak of the album, spurred by an early vinyl release. Fans expressed disappointment with what they heard, largely due to the inclusion of AI-generated vocals on the leaked version.

Since vinyl pressing occurs well ahead of official launches, there has been speculation that Kanye might re-record his vocals for the digital release.

Ye has now addressed this speculation, confirming that will indeed be the case. In a post on X, he wrote: “BULLY ON THE WAY NO AI.” Along with this announcement, Kanye shared the tracklist for the album, which comprises 18 songs.

As for the release itself, the timeline remains uncertain. While Ye has told fans that “Bully” will drop on March 27, his history of unpredictable album rollouts leaves room for doubt. It’s not unusual for him to revise or condense announced tracklists before they hit streaming platforms.

Regardless of how things unfold, this release promises to generate buzz, as Kanye continues to captivate attention, drawing both skepticism and curiosity. While many remain wary of his recent output and controversies, others are eager to see what his next chapter holds.

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— ye (@kanyewest) March 25, 2026