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A YouTuber named JustGarrison demonstrates a glitch that lets Bully players bring the BB rifle into free roam, a weapon normally limited to the shooting range; the exploit works without mods and can damage NPCs, hinting the rifle was either unfinished or cut during development. Rockstar apparently didn’t intend for it to be used outside the minigame, likely due to safety concerns given Bully’s school setting.
Kanye West’s return has sparked a global split: the U.K. quickly moved to cancel his Wireless Festival slot over antisemitism concerns, while in the U.S. his Bully era shows drew big crowds and cautious optimism. Critics warn his apology reads more like image rehabilitation and worry he remains a vessel for hate speech and political controversy, leaving unanswered questions about accountability and genuine change. With upcoming dates in India and elsewhere, the trajectory of his comeback remains uncertain and deeply polarized.
James Blake has asked for his name to be removed from the production credits of Kanye West’s track on the Bully album, saying the version he helped shape is not what was released and he doesn’t want credit for work he didn’t create. The request, posted on Vault, highlights ongoing tensions over artistic credit as Blake operates independently with Good Boy and Vault, though his name remains on major streaming services for now.
Kanye West returns with Bully, his first solo album in over four years under a Gamma-backed venture, pairing a polished, soulful production with a star-studded lineup. Billboard ranks all 18 tracks from 18 to 1, highlighting moments like the crown jewel “All the Love,” the featured collaboration with CeeLo Green on the title track “Bully,” and other standout cuts while Ye threads together his Yeezus-era edge with a more cohesive, contemporary sound as he moves past recent controversies and tees up upcoming stadium shows.
Kanye West and Travis Scott release the track “Father” as part of West’s new album Bully, delivering a soulful, dusty sample-driven beat with heavy synth bass and braggadocious verses from Ye and a faster, clearer verse from La Flame; the song is now streaming on the Bully album, released March 28, 2026.
Kanye West, who now goes by Ye, announced an April 3 concert at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, billed as his only Los Angeles performance. The show accompanies the long‑delayed album Bully due this month and follows a Wall Street Journal apology ad addressing antisemitic remarks. Tickets go on sale Tuesday.
Rapper Kanye West (Ye) has announced his first public performance in over a year, a one-off show on April 3 at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles to promote his new album Bully, due March 20. The event is billed as his only LA appearance, with a pre-registration system to sign up for email updates and pre-save Bully, and a chance for a few pre-registrants to receive free tickets. General on-sale starts March 11 at 10 a.m. PT, and SoFi has a dedicated promo page for the show.
Kanye West (Ye) ran a full-page WSJ ad claiming he’s not antisemitic and explaining his bipolar disorder, prompting scrutiny over whether the move is a PR stunt ahead of his Bully album. He later told Vanity Fair that his music remains hugely popular and pushed back against the notion that the apology is designed to revive his commercial appeal, as the public weighs the sincerity of his public comeback amid ongoing controversy.
Ye (Kanye West) will release his 12th studio album Bully on March 20 via Gamma, the independent label he recently partnered with; the project, recorded over more than three years and tied to a short film edited by Hype Williams featuring Saint West, was completed before Ye’s Wall Street Journal open letter addressing controversy and lawsuits. A press release describes Bully as music-driven storytelling about remorse, memory, ego and consequence rather than an apology.
Agefield High: Rock The School is a new game resembling Bully, featuring a high school setting with open-world exploration and rebellious gameplay, gaining viral attention and planned for release on consoles in 2026, with PC priority.
Rockstar co-founder Dan Houser explains that the lack of a Bully 2 sequel is due to bandwidth issues and resource allocation, with the company prioritizing larger projects like Grand Theft Auto 6. Despite fan interest, the small team size during Bully's original development limited the company's ability to pursue a follow-up, a situation that has evolved as Rockstar has grown larger.
Rosie O'Donnell called Jay Leno a 'mean a**hole' on Instagram, criticizing his behavior as a bully, especially in light of a Netflix documentary revealing troubling incidents involving Leno and contestants on his show, and reaffirming her long-standing view of him as a bully.
Rockstar is set to expand its GTA+ subscription service by adding Bully and L.A. Noire later this year, offering players access to these games at a low cost. The monthly subscription service already includes titles like Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy — The Definitive Edition and Red Dead Redemption, and the addition of these new games may lead to the rotation of existing titles. This move comes as Rockstar recently prevented the discontinuation of two Grand Theft Auto 5 achievements following the removal of the game's Rockstar Editor.
Rockstar Games has confirmed the return of Bully, sparking excitement among fans. Speculation about Bully's comeback and a potential sequel has been ongoing, with recent hints in GTA V and a December 2023 leak. While the announcement may not fulfill all expectations, it demonstrates Rockstar's recognition of Bully's appeal. In the meantime, anticipation for GTA VI continues, with a projected 2025 release date.
Rockstar announces plans to add Bully and LA Noire to GTA+ later in 2024, with a tease of more games to come. The company also hints at a "big" GTA Online update this summer, including a new bonus supercar for GTA+ members. This news comes as anticipation for GTA 6 builds, set to release in 2025, with the fate of existing GTA Online still uncertain.