Kanye West has announced that his anticipated album, titled “BULLY”, is set to be released in 2026.
During a recent event at the Hollywood Improv, comedian Deon Cole brought Kanye West onstage for a brief interaction. The surprise appearance also included Kanye’s wife, Bianca Censori, and his longtime friend and music executive, John Monopoly.
Cole wrapped up his comedy set by acknowledging West’s presence and engaging him in playful banter. The crowd gave Kanye a warm round of applause as he approached the stage.
Cole jokingly questioned Kanye about whether he genuinely enjoyed the show, asking if his laughter wasn’t just out of politeness. This playful exchange sparked laughter among the audience as Ye shyly responded through nods and minimal words.
The comedy actor continued pressing West, humorously calling out his reserved demeanor. Despite Kanye’s apparent discomfort during the impromptu moment, Cole maintained a lighthearted approach, successfully entertaining the audience and drawing a couple of smiles from the rapper.
In response to Cole’s question regarding upcoming projects, Kanye hinted at new music and smiled as he mentioned a “new album.” This quick statement has fueled anticipation for what many believe is Kanye’s long-awaited “BULLY” LP.
Originally announced in September 2024, the album faced multiple delays throughout 2025. However, according to Spotify, “BULLY” now has its release date set for January 30, 2026. Fans remain eager to see if Kanye delivers on this timeline.
West’s most recent solo project, “DONDA 2”, debuted in 2022. Since its release, it has undergone multiple updates, with the latest version made available on streaming platforms in April.
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