In a saga that feels more like a rejected script from The Wolf of Wall Street, Kanye West and Bianca Censori’s Venetian escapade has taken a turn into the musical realm. Kanye, in his latest album “Vultures, Volume 1,” released a track that might just be the most eyebrow-raising Grammy application since the invention of music.
The album, a joint project with Ty Dolla $ign, dropped like a hot potato, sizzling with controversy and, of course, a photo of Bianca Censori sans top. Because why settle for subtlety when you’re Kanye?
The album cover, featuring Kanye in a chic serial killer mask (Friday the 13th called, they want their vibe back) and Censori’s backside artfully obscured by what can only be described as a haute couture curtain, set the stage for what’s inside. One track, elegantly titled “F** Sumn,” sees Kanye diving into lyrics that would make a sailor blush. “Shawty wanna f*** on somethin’? / F*** on me / Suck on me, publicly,” he muses, leaving us to ponder the philosophical implications of public displays of affection, Kanye style.
This lyrical masterpiece seemingly nods to that time Kanye decided to moon the City of Water, turning a peaceful gondola ride into an R-rated spectacle. Onlookers, who had hoped for a serene day of sightseeing, got more than they bargained for as Kanye turned the Grand Canal into his personal stage. The aftermath? The boat company, Venezia Turismo Motoscafi, declared Kanye and Bianca persona non grata on their vessels. Ouch.
But let’s not forget the third wheel on this romantic gondola ride from hell – the mysterious companion who conveniently blocked the captain’s view. The plot thickens, and so does the Venetian water, with the local police scratching their heads but ultimately deciding not to press charges. Perhaps they’re Kanye fans, or maybe they’re just as confused as we are.
As for the album, “Vultures, Volume 1” seems to be Kanye’s way of wearing his heart (and other parts) on his sleeve, blending his love for controversy with a dash of “Did he really just say that?”
And while the world grapples with Kanye’s antics, both musical and maritime, one thing’s for certain: this saga is far from over. Whether you’re here for the beats, the boat, or just the sheer spectacle of it all, Kanye West remains the gift that keeps on giving – whether we asked for it or not.
