Kanye West’s highly anticipated album BULLY has once again received a new release date — and this time, it’s coming sooner than fans expected. After reports surfaced yesterday suggesting the project had been pushed to December 12, West has now confirmed that BULLY is officially scheduled to arrive this Friday, November 7.
UPDATE: New Release Date: December 12.
The latest update marks yet another twist in the unpredictable rollout of the rapper and producer’s next solo album. Originally rumored for release in September, BULLY was later postponed to November, then briefly to December, before today’s confirmation brought it back to its earlier timeline.
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The anticipation for BULLY remains intense. The record has been teased through cryptic posts, a short experimental film, and select listening events that reportedly previewed snippets blending industrial hip-hop, gospel, and electronic production. Early versions were said to include politically charged lyrics and AI-generated placeholder vocals, which West later promised to replace with live re-recordings.
BULLY will mark Kanye West’s first major solo album since his 2024 collaborative projects Vultures 1 and Vultures 2 with Ty Dolla $ign. While Vultures 3 remains unreleased, BULLY is positioned as a standalone creative statement.
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