Kanye West releases unfinished 'Bully' album amid social media controversy

Kanye West, now known as Ye, has released his latest album, 'Bully,' alongside a short film directed by Hype Williams, which features multiple versions available on the platform Frame.io. The album, described as unfinished with half of its vocals generated by AI, has sparked controversy due to West's erratic social media behavior, including attacks on fellow artists Jay-Z and Beyoncé. In recent tweets, he expressed regret about using AI in music production, despite previously supporting it, while also criticizing streaming platforms and hinting at abandoning them altogether. The film, which stars West's son Saint in a wrestling-themed narrative, reflects personal themes and has received mixed reactions from fans. This marks West's first solo album in over three years, emphasizing his unconventional approach to music distribution and artistic expression. As the public continues to dissect the album and its release strategy, concerns about West's mental state and public persona remain prevalent.