A newly surfaced track from Kanye West appears to confirm speculation that his wife, Bianca Censori, ended their relationship due to his controversial social media posts.
The rapper, 47, references their alleged breakup in a song titled BIANCA from his upcoming album WW3, claiming that Censori, 30, attempted to have him institutionalized and experienced panic attacks as a result of his online activity.
Though the album—whose cover controversially features a red swastika—has yet to be officially released, lyrics from the unreleased track were uploaded to Genius on April 3.
DJ Akademiks, a close associate of Kanye who recently conducted a highly controversial interview with him, played a snippet of the song and announced the album’s release set for Friday.
During a YouTube livestream, Akademiks stated: “Breaking news: Kanye West’s new album is dropping sometime tomorrow.”
The chorus, sung by a female voice, pleads: “Bianca, I just want you to come back / Come back to me / I know what I did to make you mad.”
In the song, Kanye compares his relationship with Bianca to that of Cassie Ventura and Sean “Diddy” Combs.
West has previously denied accusations that he was abusive toward his wife.
Meanwhile, disgraced rapper Diddy, 54, remains in custody after being charged with multiple offenses, including sex trafficking and racketeering, following his September 16 arrest.
Cassie played a crucial role in Diddy’s downfall, filing a $30 million lawsuit in which she accused him of years of physical abuse and sexual assault.
In March 2024, shocking security footage surfaced, showing Diddy violently assaulting Cassie at the InterContinental Hotel in Los Angeles back in 2016. Though he initially denied wrongdoing, he later issued a public apology.
Kanye’s lyrics also suggest he had to track Bianca through an app after she left with his chrome Mercedes-Maybach.
In the verse, he raps:
“My baby, she ran away / But first, she tried to get me committed / Not going to the hospital ’cause I ain’t sick, I just don’t get it.
“She want me to say when I finish / I’m making her scream when I’m in it / She’s having a panic attack, she ain’t feeling the way that I’m tweeting.”
“Till Bianca’s back, I’m up all night, no sleep / I really don’t know where she’s at / I’m tracking my girl through an app / I’m tracking my girl through the city.”
