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Kanye West Says His New Album Bully Uses “No AI”

Kanye West has rebuked claims that his long-teased next album, Bully, was made with the help of AI. In an X post shared on Wednesday, March 25, the rapper revealed a track list for the album—which features 13 songs, including previously previewed tracks “Beauty and the Beast” and “Preacher Man”—with the caption “BULLY ON THE WAY NO AI.”

The post contradicts statements West made last year in an interview with Justin LaBoy. At the time, West told LaBoy that he incorporated AI into his writing and recording process “the same way I incorporated Auto-Tune. It’s a tool, not a replacement.” In a video that accompanied the conversation, some viewers noticed that West was using the platform Audimee, which allows users to transform their vocals using AI, royalty-free.

Album Review: BULLY by Kanye West (Ye)

A man who used to go by Kanye West takes out a full-page newspaper ad to explain, in public, that a brain injury has been driving years of antisemitic tirades and swastika merch and manic implosions. He names the diagnosis (bipolar type 1, stemming from a car wreck twenty-four years ago) and credits his wife and inpatient treatment in Switzerland with pulling him back. The ad ran in the Wall Street Journal, and it read like someone who genuinely needed help had finally gotten it. Then the album came out, and almost none of that weight shows up in the music. BULLY is Ye’s twelfth studio LP and his first solo record since Donda, and the gap between the seriousness of his public confession and the thinness of these songs is staggering. His team swore the deepfake vocals from earlier versions were gone. They shipped vinyl with the AI still on “Preacher Man” anyway. And even on the tracks where Ye is apparently singing with his own voice, the Auto-Tune is caked on so thick that the question isn’t whether he used Suno (it’s Audimee)—it’s whether it would matter if he had.

Kanye West 'Bully' album: Will Ye finally drop the album on time?

Kanye West has delayed his most anticipated album, Bully, several times, leading fans to doubt him when he says it will drop today.

This mistrust is quite visible on the prediction platform, where longtime Ye watchers are playing a guessing game, raising questions about whether he will actually drop the album on time.

On Polymarket, the odds are 56% that the Chicago rapper will release his album on the official date, i.e., March 27.

But a whopping 79% has wagered on April 3 as a date for the Grammy winner to drop Bully.

However, West, contrary to popular thinking in the betting market, has released a list of his tracks featured on Bully.

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