Kanye West teases 'Bully' with surprise addition

Bully is Kanye West's upcoming eleventh studio album, and he has been hyping it up for a while.

And it seems he has attached a longtime collaborator, Mike Dean, to the album.

But what’s surprising is that the music producer cut his ties with Ye in 2022 over his anti-Semitic outbursts.

His addition signals the Donda hitmaker has managed to patch up rifts with him.

The post which sparked these speculations involved a Grammy winner sharing two pictures from his Life Of Pablo live premiere in 2016.

In the first, he was with the 59-year-old; in the other, he featured himself and singer Tony Williams. “BULLY,” the posts were captioned.

On multiple occasions, Mike called out Kanye for his shocking statements in 2022.

He agreed with No Jumper podcast host Adam22 when he said, “Kanye spent 20 years building one of the biggest empires in music and fashion and threw it all away bc he wanted to repeat Candace Owens talking points on TV.”

Ye's longtime collaborator also slammed the Chicago rapper for praising Hitler and Nazis on Alex Jones' InfoWars.

In the meantime, Bully will mark Kanye's first solo album since 2021's Donda.