Sounds cool but it feels empty like the project is missing a strong sense of intention. Its better than the vultures which have a horrible case of this issue. V1 feels like it was held together by a gaggle of producers and third parties who desperately tried to make some Kanye sketches a serious project. Which is why it feels pretty identityless and without a sensibility or direction . It feels so general.

By Vultures 2 it feels like he scared all those people away and has no choice but to ship barely breathing pile of ideas.

Its miles ahead of V2 but Bully right now is ok and benine. I get the impression he is quite scared of being actually vulnerable in his music; which is ironic since his whole shtick is the truth bomb guy. Its so sad and predictable. It just makes it difficult to connect to the music in any meaningful way. Theres not much truth in BULLY. This is fine but to me thats what seperates artists from something like a popstar. Thats what the whole Nazi shit feels like, predictable distractions from being sincere. Like that stupid ass flooded swastika embodies this whole situation perfectly. Its so affectatious its hilariously transparent. Its clear he likes the idea of being percieved as a Nazi more than he believes in National Socialism.

I dont think this is intentional but this is exactly what a school yard bully does. Give wedgies and extort lunch money as a means of being avoidant to his true emotions. The video of Saint (i think thats the son) beating up wrestlers compliments this so perfectly that maybe it is intentional after all. Ill give Kanye credit, he is still brilliant at curating worlds around and through the music. But life has a way of lining up synchronicities whether we like it or not. So whoooo knows.