Last Friday, Ye, formerly Kanye West, released his new album in the usual way: not really at all. Only a recording of a listening party appeared on YouTube, where he presented a few half-baked songs before the event finally turned into playing his private playlist. It wasn’t until Saturday that a revised version of Bully the streaming services. The good news is that he has probably overcome his openly Nazi phase – Jewish people are neither demonized nor is Hitler revered. While in numbers like King even the industrial charm of Yeezus flashes through and All the Love could have been a hit ten years ago, one thing is clear: many people who would have given him necessary feedback have now disappeared from his life.
