ALL THE LOVE Lyrics – Ye | from “BULLY”

This track’s journey feels like Ye’s own ghost ride: first previewed in a raw freestyle on Digital Nas’s Twitch stream from Tokyo last summer, then looped on Sneako’s Spain broadcasts, evolving into a polished plea during Shanghai rehearsal warm-ups. Music by Digital Nas and Ye himself, it layers ethereal Arabic intro hooks over sparse, soul-baring verses that wrestle with mourning and unmasked minds.

That chorus—“I hope you get all them lies, and all the shine”—drips with bittersweet release, possibly laced with AI vocals (unconfirmed, but the whispers are loud) and a full rewrite courtesy of Dave Blunts, per his recent AMA. It’s gospel-tinged introspection meets trap minimalism, no features stealing the glow—just Ye’s voice cracking open the vault, turning personal wreckage into universal ache. Fans dissected those early clips on X today, tying it to the merch drop that lit up bully.yeezy.com with vinyls and CDs flashing the full tracklist.

BULLY itself? A 13-track gut-punch homage to Larry Clark’s revenge flick, flipping Ye’s Adidas fallout into a solo manifesto of breaking free—think preacher sermons and beauty-beast dualities over highs, lows, and mission controls. Side one kicks with “PREACHER MAN” through “ALL THE LOVE,” then side two spirals into “DAMN” and “LOSING YOUR MIND,” ft. The World Famous Tony Williams on one cut. Recorded in Saudi shadows and China stages since ’24 announcements, it’s Ye ditching collabs for unfiltered fury, pre-orders live since October with that stark Daidō Moriyama cover staring back. Clocking around 50 minutes of raw edges, it’s his most coiled since Donda, promising circles of confession without the choir. The site’s fresh merch haul—chrome vinyls, cassette drops—screams it’s locked, with X ablaze over the reveal.

Ye’s storming 2026 like it owes him, post-Vultures haze and endless headlines, channeling dad-life regrets (that Saint story birthed the title) into beats that bully back. The Chicago visionary, forever evolving from dropout to disruptor, drops this amid therapy arcs and Yeezy rebuilds—proof he’s still the mirror we can’t look away from.