I CAN’T WAIT Lyrics – Ye | from “BULLY”

This version of “CAN’T HURRY LOVE,” which hit leaks December 25 after floating in demo form since mid-’25, layers Ye’s signature introspection over a chopped Motown sample: warm horns and piano loops warped into hazy hip-hop drift, with ad-libs echoing like half-remembered dreams. It’s soul-rap with an experimental edge—think Donda-era vulnerability meets gospel urgency, but spiked with that second AI-generated verse cooked up from Young Moose’s original bars run through a Ye voice filter.

Thematically, it’s all tangled yearning: impatience clashing with mama’s wisdom (“You can’t hurry love, it’s a game of give and take”), while verse two skewers distractions and tabloid noise for a raw pivot to real love amid the chaos. No clearing samples yet, but Ye’s X teases and the bully.yeezy.com rollout hint at more AI twists, pulling from his ref-track raids with Moose and whispers of Stevie Wonder co-writes elsewhere on the project.

BULLY itself? It’s Ye’s rawest solo swing since Vultures, a 13-track excavation of power plays and personal scars—clocking around 55 minutes of fragmented beats, live strings, and those unfiltered rants that feel like therapy on wax. The vibe’s “bully” as both armor and albatross: tracks like the fiery “PREACHER MAN,” the glitchy “LAST BREATH,” and soulful anchors “WHITE LINES” ft. rumored guests (Moose, maybe Ty Dolla $ign echoes) build a world of defiance and doubt. Delayed four times from its June ’25 target—blame perfectionism or label drama—it’s less a concept album, more a mood board of Ye’s ’25 turmoil, blending trap minimalism with orchestral swells tracked in hidden Wyoming spots. Fans dissected the tracklist on Reddit after the site update, hyping leaks like this one for bridging his gospel phase with fresh fury.

Ye’s owning the noise at 48, post-Vultures backlash and those viral rants that split the timeline—he’s the provocateur who turns cancellation into canvas, experimenting with AI like it’s the new Auto-Tune revolution. Fresh off Yeezy empire tweaks and a quiet ’25 recharge, BULLY screams rebound: less headlines, more heart, proving the bear can still roar when the world’s got him cornered.