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India Today
3 days ago
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Kim Kardashian, Kanye West clash in documentary, rapper shares his bipolar struggle
Reality star Kim Kardashian had an emotional confrontation with ex-husband Kanye West in the first look of 'In Whose Name?', an upcoming documentary on the rapper. The trailer for the documentary was released on August 13, unveiling an intense exchange between Kim and West. The video offered a glimpse into their private by Nico Ballesteros, the documentary covers six years of West's life, featuring over 3,000 hours of footage. In the trailer, Kardashian looks emotionally vulnerable, telling West, 'Your personality wasn't like this a few years ago,'. In another scene, she says, 'We can talk about that later,' to which West responds sharply, 'It ain't no 'but!''advertisementWest also talks about his bipolar disorder in the documentary, describing it as 'a calling by the universe.' In another discussion, he says, 'I would rather be dead than be on medication,' adding, 'They're killing our ability to think outside of the box.' Since their split, Kardashian has taken on various projects, currently starring in the Hulu legal drama 'All's Fair' and is developing a new series for Hulu alongside her family. She has also expanded her shapewear brand Skims through a partnership with Nike and is producing and starring in an upcoming Netflix comedy film. West also recently released his album 'Bully' in June 2025, featuring songs like 'Beauty and the Beast', 'Preacher Man', 'Damn', 'Last Breath' and 'Losing Your Mind'.Kardashian and West continue to co-parent their four children - North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm, and share joint legal and physical custody.- EndsMust Watch IN THIS STORY#Kim Kardashian
Yahoo
19-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Ye Surprise Drops ‘Bully' Album Via Short Wrestling Film Starring Son Saint West
After months of teases, Ye surprise released his Bully album on Tuesday night (March 18) in three different versions. Though at press time only one of those versions appeared to be live, the short film that is available was directed by West and edited by famed hip-hop video master Hype Williams and stars the rapper's son, Saint West, in a series of bizarre grappling-themed visuals. The black and white film opens with Saint banging a toy hammer on the head of a professional Japanese wrestler as his dad raps, 'Nobody finna to extort me/ Even when they record me/ I'mma keep it more g/ Hand me a drink before I get more deep.' The song harkens back to classic West compositions, with the MC rapping over a loop of Kden Drip's 'Preacher Man.' More from Billboard Ye Calls Out Playboi Carti for Alleged 'Music' Album Snub, Says He 'Hated' Kendrick Lamar's 'Not Like Us' Lady Gaga Hops on the 'Zombieboy' Dance Trend Dax Shepard Says Sabrina Carpenter's NSFW Lyrics Led to an Awkward Talk With His 10-Year-Old Daughter While Ye hyped the 'screening version,' the post Hype version' and the 'post post Hype version,' at press time it appeared that only the first iteration was available to screen using the free software The visual continues with Saint swinging his plastic hammer at a series of other wrestlers, laying them out as his dad croons over the album's spare, soul-flecked compositions, including a glitchy lament in which West interpolates the Carpenters' '(They Long To Be) Close To You,' crooning the song's lyrics through AutoTune. On the next untitled song West sings in Spanish over a mariachi-like backing track, followed by a song that interpolates the Supremes' 'You Can't Hurry Love.' The sound of the album harkens back to West's most experimental, creatively lauded period in the early 2000s, when he released 808s & Heartbreak (2008) and My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy (2010) back-to-back. West first teased Bully in September 2024 during a show in China where he premiered the song 'Beauty and the Beast.' At press time there were no credits available for the album and it did not appear to be available on any of the major music streaming platforms, or YouTube, with West saying on X that he was purposely avoiding that route in his latest antisemitic rant against Jewish people. 'I may stop using DSPs cause streams are fake and the French and Jewish record labels treat artists like prostitutes,' he wrote, teasing that he might next release a sequel to his 2021 Donda album, Donda 2. The surprise release came amidst yet another spree of offensive tweets from West on Tuesday, including the use of an ableist slur in which he denigrated Jay-Z and Beyoncé's children, made claims of domestic abuse against Playboi Carti — whom he also hit with hateful homophobic slurs — as well as homophobic tweets aimed at Drake. The album drop followed on the heels of a 'Lonely Roads Still Go To Sunshine,' which Ye released on X last week, seemingly featuring vocals from imprisoned hip-hop mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs, as well as Ye's daughter, North West, and Combs' son, King Combs. The nearly five-minute song opens with what sounds like a recoded phone conversation between Ye and Diddy, who is currently incarcerated and facing multiple felony charges, including sex trafficking, racketeering, forced labor and more. Around that same time, West posted an image of what he said was going to be the cover of his next album, an image of a red Nazi swastika against a black background, just the latest amplification by the rapper of the antisemitic tropes and images that have flooded his X account over the past few months. Best of Billboard Chart Rewind: In 1989, New Kids on the Block Were 'Hangin' Tough' at No. 1 Janet Jackson's Biggest Billboard Hot 100 Hits H.E.R. & Chris Brown 'Come Through' to No. 1 on Adult R&B Airplay Chart
