Ye, aka Kanye West, has been living in the Japanese metropolis for quite a while now. The rapper has been holed up in a luxury hotel, staying out of the paparazzi’s line of sight- something music journalist Touré dubbed an 'upper-class homeless' lifestyle. Ye has been putting his all into the upcoming album ‘Bully,’ and this public hibernation seems to be giving him the peace to focus on his music. While the album is still nowhere to be seen, Ye is making it clear that he is fully living in the 'Bully' world, with his fashion getting a makeover to match as well.

Ye was recently spotted sporting some fresh 'Bully' merch in Tokyo. And for all the Ye fans, here is where to find it.

Ye dropped his brand-new 'Bully' merch last month, just after revealing the album cover. The collection included two t-shirt designs- a short-sleeve piece with the album title "BULLY" in bold, gothic font, and a long-sleeve version that featured the album artwork, showing the same person from the cover with grills. Both designs come in black and white, and they are available for just $20 on the new YZY-BULLY website. 

On the site, Ye also launched pre-orders for the album, alongside the merch. Fans can also pre-order the vinyl and CD- all of which are priced the same as the t-shirts. While many fans are excited about Ye’s first solo album since the 2021 'Donda,' there are also some skepticisms floating around the web regarding whether Ye is once again leading fans down a path of nowhere, especially with his latest moves for 'Bully'. 

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Ye fans have been burned by promises before, and now that he is back with the pre-album merch hustle, the anxiety is creeping back in.

For years, Ye has become the poster child for the phrase 'coming soon'. He is known for making fans twiddle their thumbs for weeks, months, or even years, waiting for his releases. The biggest example of this was his much-hyped 'Yandhi,' which never saw the light of day, despite all the early buzz and the pre-orders that were up and running. A recent example has to be 'Vultures', which saw many delays before its release. 

While there is always an air of unpredictability with Ye, collaborator Tani Renee recently confirmed that they have been working hard on 'Bully'. But just as the hype was starting to build, Ye pulled a familiar move by wiping his Instagram clean of all the posts about the album- except for the all-important 'Bully' pre-order announcement. Now, one can only hope that 'Bully' does not follow the same fate as 'Yandhi'. 

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