Ye’s New Song Alludes to Marital Issues With Bianca CensoriIt’s Over: In his egregiously inaccurate tweets, Kanye confirms that Bianca Censori and he split up, saying, “She ran away”
Ye, who was formerly known as Kanye West, is confirming that his wife, Bianca Censori, “ran away” as a result of his wildly inconsistent tweets.
In a new song called “BIANCA,” which will be featured on the rapper’s next album WW3, Ye mentioned marital issues with his 30-year-old wife, implying that she had “run away” during their problematic relationship.
Ye, 47, raps, “My baby she ran away,” in the upcoming song that DJ Akademiks presented during a webcast on April 2. “But initially, she tried to get me to commit and not go to the hospital because I’m not sick; I just don’t understand it.”
According to the “Jesus Walks” hitmaker, Censori wasn’t happy with some of his recent tweets, many of which contained contentious remarks like expressing sympathy for Hitler and disparaging his former partner Jay-Z and his babies.
“She’s having a panic attack and she doesn’t like the way that I tweeted / I really don’t know where she’s at / I stay up all night until Bianca’s back,” the Chicago native continued in the new song.
In March, Ye Made Intimations About Marital Issues With His Wife
The release of “BIANCA” is noteworthy since it occurs nearly two weeks after the rapper hinted at a divorce from his wife in a post on X.
The rap artist wrote in a since-deleted tweet, “When you look at that betrayal list I realized I was just a part of people’s strategies,” according to E! News. “I mistook “love” for “love,” when it actually meant “I love the opportunity.”
Ye added:
“My heart and mind guide my decisions. My thinking therefore suffers when my heart does. To attend the awards that evening, I drank Henny for that reason. Simply too many face-slaps.
The controversial tweet featured an image of a phone message purportedly showing the hip-hop artist consenting to “sign” documents and declaring that he didn’t “care” about the “terms proposed.”
According to the book, Ye included:
I enjoy watching others achieve their goals so they can later slam me.
When WW3 is released, “BIANCA” isn’t the only song that will undoubtedly have people talking online. Content producer CY Chels posted a screenshot indicating that the project will also feature other popular songs, such as “Free Diddy,” “Virgil Let Me Down,” “Heil Hitler,” and others titled
