Bully[a] is the twelfth studio album by the American rapper Kanye West. It was released through YZY and Gamma on March 28, 2026.[b] The album features guest appearances from Travis Scott, André Troutman, CeeLo Green, Don Toliver, and Peso Pluma. Production was handled by West and Troutman themselves, the Legendary Traxster, Nkenge 1x, and 88-Keys, among others. "Father", a collaboration with Travis Scott, was released as the album's lead single along with its release. West began working on Bully after the release of Vultures 1 and 2 (2024), and announced it in September 2024. He surprise released multiple work-in-progress versions via X on March 18, 2025. These were accompanied by a short film, Bully V1, directed by West and edited by Hype Williams. It stars West's son, Saint, who fights New Japan Pro-Wrestling wrestlers with a toy mallet. Sonically, Bully V1 extensively relies on sampling and interpolations, and West mostly sings instead of rapping. Most of West's vocals in the original and physical releases were artificial intelligence-generated audio deepfakes, and he would later re-record most lyrics with his own vocals. Bully V1 received positive reviews from music critics, with praise for its production, though some found its presentation lackluster. Following the short film, West delayed Bully several times while promoting it with two extended play previews in June 2025. In March 2026, he first released the album on physical formats, which was criticized for its poor quality by fans. Shortly after, he premiered the album at a listening party in Inglewood livestreamed on YouTube. Hours following its removal, Bully was released to streaming services with a different tracklist. The album polarized critics, who praised the production and the more focused performances from West, but were divided over whether it was a return to form for West or a cheap imitation of his past work. Bully topped Billboard's Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums and Independent Albums charts, and debuted at number two on the US Billboard 200, marking West's second solo album not to debut at number one after The College Dropout (2004). West is set to tour the album from April to August 2026. Track listing Adapted from Apple Music.[152] All tracks are produced by Kanye West, except where listed. Standard edition No. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length 1. "King" Kanye WestSamuel Lindley Westthe Legendary Traxster 2:06 2. "This a Must" West 1:26 3. "Father" (with Travis Scott) WestJacques Webster II 2:49 4. "All the Love" (with André Troutman) WestJames PriceBlair ReeseCharles NjapaAssi RahbaniMansour El Rahbani WestTroutmanSheffmadeQuadwoofer88-Keys 3:49 5. "Punch Drunk" West 1:59 6. "Whatever Works" West 1:59 7. "Mama's Favorite" West 2:34 8. "Sisters and Brothers" West 2:46 9. "Bully" (with CeeLo Green) WestThomas CallawayTyrone Griffin Jr.Billy WalshLindley Westthe Legendary TraxsterCeeLo Green[1] 2:27 10. "Highs and Lows" WestGriffinQuentin MillerLindleyNkenge Cameron Westthe Legendary TraxsterNkenge 1x 1:51 11. "I Can't Wait" WestMillerCaleb ToliverWalshBrian HollandLamont DozierMichael Humphries Westthe Wrldfms Tony Williams[v] 2:07 12. "White Lines" (with André Troutman) WestToliverWalshCameronJosh SchubackJohn Scott 2:10 13. "Circles" (with Don Toliver) WestToliverNjapaWalshCameron West88-KeysToliver[v] 1:31 14. "Preacher Man" WestMiller 3:01 15. "Beauty and the Beast" West 1:45 16. "Damn" WestHassan Khaffaf WestKhaffaf 2:02 17. "Last Breath" (with Peso Pluma) WestHassan LaijaGriffinAnthony GarciaNakamura TakahiroRafael "Fai" BautistaRamón Santamaría WestTy Dolla Sign[v] 3:06 18. "This One Here" WestMillerToliverJames Litherland WestJames BlakeMiller[v]Toliver[v] 3:03 Total length: 42:35 Original physical edition[44] No. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length 1. "Preacher Man" WestMiller West 3:00 2. "Beauty and the Beast" West West 1:47 3. "Last Breath" WestGriffinTakahiroBautistaSantamaría West 2:20 4. "White Lines" 2:09 5. "I Can't Wait" 1:53 6. "Bully" 2:15 7. "All the Love" 2:26 8. "This One Here" 3:04 9. "Highs and Lows" 1:53 10. "Mission Control" 1:52 11. "Circles" 2:04 12. "Damn" WestKhaffaf WestKhaffaf 2:03 13. "Losing Your Mind" WestHolger SchüringIrmin SchmidtJaki LiebezeitKenji SuzukiMichael Karoli West 3:26 Total length: 30:12 Notes ^[v] indicates a vocal producer. Ahead of the release, West released an EP including "Preacher Man", "Beauty and the Beast", and "Damn" on June 20, 2025,[153] along with "Last Breath" and "Losing Your Mind" on June 27, 2025.[76] "This a Must" and "Mama's Favorite" feature uncredited vocals by Nine Vicious.[154] Don Toliver's feature on "Circles" was replaced on April 1, 2026, although his vocals are still present on current physical editions.[155] James Blake's credits on "This One Here" were removed at an undocumented date upon his request.[156] Sample credits "Father" contains samples of "Heavenly Father, You've Been Good", performed by Johnnie Frierson.[157] "All the Love" contains samples of "Fayek Alaya", written by Assi Rahbani and Mansour Rahbani, as performed by Fairuz.[28] "Punch Drunk" contains samples of "I Can Do All Things Through Christ", as performed by the Clark Sisters.[158] "Whatever Works" contains samples of "Don't Wonder Why", as performed by Cissy Houston.[159] "Mama's Favorite" contains samples of Donda West's voice from the documentary series Jeen-Yuhs.[159] "Sisters and Brothers" contains samples of "Get Involved", as written and performed by Jonah Thompson.[160] "I Can't Wait" contains interpolations of "You Can't Hurry Love", written by Holland–Dozier–Holland, as performed by the Supremes.[161] "Bully" contains interpolations of "Mujhe Maar Daalo", written by Laxmikant–Pyarelal and Rajendra Krishan, as performed by Asha Bhosle.[162] "Preacher Man" contains samples of "To You with Love", written by Al Goodman, Sharon Sieger, and Tyrone Johnson, as performed by the Moments.[163] "White Lines" contains interpolations of "(They Long to Be) Close to You", written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David, as performed by Stevie Wonder.[161] "Circles" contains interpolations of "Huit Octobre 1971", written by Alain Mion, as performed by Cortex.[27] "Beauty and the Beast" contains samples of "Don't Have to Shop Around", as performed by the Mad Lads.[28] "Last Breath" contains elements of "Legado", written by Nakamura Takahiro,[164] and "Bésame Mama", written by Ramón Santamaría, as performed by Poncho Sanchez.[165][e] "Losing Your Mind" contains elements of "Vitamin C", written by Holger Schüring, Irmin Schmidt, Jaki Liebezeit, Kenji Suzuki, and Michael Karoli, as performed by Can.[165]