Bully

a effective return album, is not the best of ye but the production is cool, the lirycs are ok, but the AI is too understandable in the non deluxe album. the delux is a 7, the normal is an 6.

I don’t think he’s coming back😔

New but great

i enjoyed the album a fair bit it was the first kanye album i enjoyed in a while its just so safe and predictable it lacks the edge that made kanye so amazing to begin with

cancel ye imagine if a woman did what he did😭

Bully is Easily Ye’s best project he’s released since “The life of pablo” and even his acclaimed “YE” self titled album. Ye still heavily used AI that is seen in tracks like—Highs and Lows, This one here, and Preacher man’s whole first verse. but the highs are the best highs on a Ye album in recent memory. “All the love” is an especially high since the talk box sample, and the Andre Troutman sample feel like a song in that MBDTF era or even something from Graduation; His song “Punch drunk” is a soul-ful song, with a bouncy bass line, and some punching cadence and lyric style, makes it a fun track to vibe with. Another High point is of course the track”Father. FT Travis Scott” travis adds to this song energy wise and Lyrically to an already fun, synth heavy, dark but fun Ye track for an all around fun experience. “Last Breath. FT Peuso Pluma” is really out of style for a Ye track, something opposite anything we’d expect from Ye; but the verses are Thought out, purposeful, and rly good Lyrics from Peuso Pluma as well, make for a very fun track for a spanish enjoyer, or even not. the song on the vinyl “Mission Control” is the highest high on this album for me, as it mixes gospel, and soul in a perfect mixing demo. Mission control sounds like A track off Jesus Is King, but also very different sound wise, and lyrically. Overall score—— 7/10. Leads to a promising return from Ye, if he can stick to music, stay out the media, and Keep getting features like Travis Scott, Lauren Hill, Andre 3000, andre troutman, and even His mama, Donda on Mama’s favorite. VERY hopeful out of 10!

While this album marks a move in the right direction, it still falls short of the consistency and quality that defined Ye’s earlier work.