Ye (formally known as Kanye West) is poised to make headlines once again with the imminent release of his new album titled WW3. This announcement comes amid significant personal changes, including his reported separation from wife Bianca Censori.

Despite the recent self-release of his 11th solo project, Bully, Ye has swiftly shifted gears, with WW3 set to drop on Thursday, April 3, as reported by Akademiks. In a characteristic display of his provocative artistry, Ye took to social media to unveil the album’s handwritten tracklist, which features contentious titles such as “Heil Hitler,” “Free Diddy,” and “Virgil Let Me Down.”

Among the tracks, a notable inclusion is “Bianca,” where the mogul openly reflects on the impact of his social media behavior on his marriage. The poignant lyrics reveal his vulnerability, as he expresses a desperate longing for reconciliation: “She’s having a panic attack and she is not liking the way that I tweeted.” Here, Ye uses a blend of soulful samples and an unusual vocal style to convey his emotional state.

The album consists of 11 tracks, with up-and-coming artist Dave Blunts as its sole featured guest. Blunts, who has garnered attention for his candid discussions about health and his viral anthem “The Cup,” has been named by Ye as his “favorite rapper,” indicating a shift in the rapper’s collaborative focus.

Moreover, the couple’s relationship has been under scrutiny, with recent rumors of divorce circulating. Although their representative, Milo Yiannopoulos, previously dismissed these claims, the tension surrounding their marriage has become a prominent theme in Ye’s music. In the track “Bianca,” the rapper candidly raps about tracking Censori’s whereabouts using an app, highlighting the complexity and strain of their relationship.

As the release date approaches, uncertainty looms over how WW3 will be distributed—whether on mainstream streaming platforms or solely through his own website. Given his past experiences with missed deadlines, fans remain cautiously optimistic about the album’s timely arrival.

In a recent streaming session with Akademiks, Ye also reignited the conversation regarding his relationship with fellow artist Drake. He mentioned sending a track from Bully to Drake, hinting at the possibility of a future collaborative project. “I think before it’s all said and done, we’ll do an album,” he stated, showcasing both his ambition and the ongoing dynamic between the two artists.