Kanye West skips 'Highs and Lows' in 'Bully' amid AI allegations
American rapper Kanye West to release his much anticipated album on March 27
Kanye West heavily altered his studio record after the rapper ignited fans’ fury by introducing AI-generated vocals in the project.
After much delay, the 48-year-old rapper is finally gearing up for the release of BULLY which is expected to drop on March 27, 2026.
Although many admirers still speculate a delay in his upcoming music, he confirmed the release by sharing an update on X (formerly Twitter).
The singer released the tracklist of the studio album with 18 songs; however, fans pointed out that the musician skipped Highs and Lows altogether.
The Yeezy owner penned down in the caption, “BULLY ON THE WAY NO AI.”
Ye removed the melody, which was based on his personal struggles, after debates on use of AI intensified and his work faced severe scrutiny.
Meanwhile a netizen pointed out that the track did not clear due to sample issues, admitting that “the recreation of it was awful so I can’t blame him.”
Many are celebrating Kanye’s no artificial vocals as they believe to be “getting the old Ye back.”
What did Jay-Z say about Kanye West?
While the Flashing Lights hitmaker looks forward to drop the new project, Jay-Z recently addressed the rapper’s bold claim made in 2014 as he compared their career.
Jay noted that he has “shown the entire picture,” adding that “people forget the losses” when the wins are too great and masking.
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