Kanye West’s long-awaited album Bully may have been pushed back once again, adding to a growing list of delays that have left fans both hopeful and frustrated. The project was previously expected to arrive on March 20, but new reports suggest the release date may have shifted to March 27 instead.
According to updates from online retailers, some stores have quietly changed their listings to reflect the later release date. While it’s unclear how widespread these updates are, at least one retailer has already made the adjustment. Meanwhile, streaming platforms like Spotify still show the original March 20 date, leaving fans uncertain about when the album will officially drop.
If confirmed, this would mark the eighth time Kanye has postponed Bully since first announcing the project in September 2024. Over the past year, multiple release dates have come and gone without the album arriving. During the summer of 2025, the album was expected on June 15, July 25, and September 26. Additional delays followed, with new dates set for November 7, December 12, and January 30, 2026. Now, even the planned March 2026 release appears to be shifting once again.
Despite the delays, excitement around Kanye’s future music remains strong—especially following rumors of a possible collaborative project with Travis Scott. Legendary producer Havoc of Mobb Deep recently hinted that Kanye has been working on new material and suggested that some of his own contributions may appear on a joint project involving Travis Scott. While nothing has been officially confirmed, the news sparked major discussion among fans.
The speculation gained further momentum after Kanye West and Travis Scott were announced as headliners for the Hellwatt Festival in Italy this July. Their shared appearance has fueled hopes that new music could be tied to their performances.
For now, fans remain in wait-and-see mode. With Kanye’s history of unpredictable release schedules, the exact arrival of Bully remains uncertain—but anticipation continues to build with every new update.