What is the title of Ye's upcoming album and what does the tracklist reveal?

Ye's upcoming album is titled 'Bully,' and he revealed its 18-track list on social media, with some titles like 'Father' featuring Travis Scott appearing in earlier leaks.

Has Ye confirmed the use of AI on his 'Bully' album?

No, Ye explicitly denied the use of artificial intelligence on his upcoming 'Bully' album, stating 'BULLY ON THE WAY NO AI' in his social media post.

When and where will Ye perform his new album 'Bully' live?

Ye will perform 'Bully' at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on April 1 and April 3, with global listening parties also scheduled for the upcoming weekend.

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Ye Drops 'Bully' Tracklist, Denies AI Use

27 Mar

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Summary

Ye shared the 18-track list for his upcoming album 'Bully' on social media.
He confirmed no AI was used in the creation of the album's songs.
Listening parties are scheduled globally, with stadium shows in Los Angeles.

Ye Drops 'Bully' Tracklist, Denies AI Use

Ye, previously known as Kanye West, has revealed the tracklist for his upcoming album titled 'Bully.' The artist shared a handwritten note on X (formerly Twitter) on Wednesday, March 25, showcasing all 18 tracks. Notably, he used the post to dismiss speculation about the use of artificial intelligence, emphatically stating, "BULLY ON THE WAY NO AI." Some song titles on the 'Bully' tracklist, such as "Preacher Man" and "Father" featuring Travis Scott, have appeared in earlier leaked versions of the album.

While a release date of Friday, March 27, was previously mentioned, Ye has not officially confirmed if 'Bully' will drop then, leaving fans uncertain about its arrival on digital platforms. This album marks a departure from West's typical high-profile social media presence during rollout periods, as he has maintained a noticeably lower profile this time. 'Bully' is set to be released by Gamma, reuniting West with founder Larry Jackson.

Listening parties are scheduled worldwide for the upcoming weekend. Furthermore, Ye is slated to perform 'Bully' live with two shows at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on April 1 and April 3. These performances will be his first stadium shows since the 2021 Larry Hoover Benefit concert and his first official U.S. tour dates since the 2016 Saint Pablo Tour.

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Ye Drops 'Bully' Tracklist, Denies AI Use

27 Mar

•

Summary

Ye shared the 18-track list for his upcoming album 'Bully' on social media.
He confirmed no AI was used in the creation of the album's songs.
Listening parties are scheduled globally, with stadium shows in Los Angeles.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.