Whatever was left of Kanye West’s once-great music career is firmly in the rearview mirror. It’s sad to watch the mind behind My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy squander itself on sideshow acts, but the time for mourning a musical genius is over.
These public meltdowns happen like clockwork, timed, some speculate, to get the media spotlight on West whenever he has new work to promote. Two days ago, West announced his new album, Bully, is due for release this summer. It clearly hasn’t gained the traction he wanted. For the past six hours he’s been leading on capslock and posting the usual nonsensical claptrap on X, formerly Twitter.
