Controversial rapper Kanye West has seemingly addressed social media speculation about his rumored split from wife Bianca Censori in his latest song, Bianca.
During a recent livestream, popular podcaster DJ Akademiks played a snippet of the track, claiming the lyrics were based on real events. Akademiks also revealed that West is set to drop a new album, WW3, this week.
In the song’s chorus, Kanye West pleads, “Bianca, I just want you to come back. Come back to me. I know what I did to make you mad. Bianca, I just want you to come back. Come back to me. Want you to come back to me. Want you to come back.”
The opening verse offers an even deeper glimpse into the alleged breakup, with West rapping about Censori trying to have him committed, his refusal to seek medical help, and tracking her location via an app. He also compares their turbulent relationship to that of music industry figures Cassie and Diddy.
Ye raps, “My baby, she ran away, but first she tried to get me committed. Not going to the hospital ‘cause I am not sick, I just do not get it. She want me to say when I finish. I’m making her squirt when I’m in it. She’s having a panic attack and she is not liking the way that I tweeted. Until Bianca’s back, I stay up all night, I’m not going to sleep.”
“I really don’t know where she’s at. I’m tracking my b*tch through an app. I’m tracking my b*tch through the city. I guess we the new Cassie and Diddy. I’m making this song for Bianca. I’m feeling the spirit of Donda. Her family, they want me locked up. They want me to go on retreat. They want me to run and meet.”
The snippet’s release follows months of speculation surrounding their relationship, which intensified after their controversial appearance at the 69th Grammy Awards. Censori made headlines for her bold, see-through outfit on the red carpet, while Kanye West opted for an all-black ensemble. Their appearance sparked online debates, adding to the swirling rumors about their relationship status.
With WW3 on the horizon, fans are eager to see whether the full album sheds more light on the rapper’s personal life.
