Kanye Compares His Relationship with Bianca to "Cassie & Diddy" on New Song 'Bianca': Listen

With Ye (formerly known as Kanye West) crashing out online on the regular these days, fans have been speculating about a potential rift between him and his partner, Bianca Censori. True enough, Kanye has confirmed the same in his new unreleased music, parts of which were recently previewed on stream by DJ Akademiks.

In the snippet, one can hear Kanye’s plea: “Bianca I just want you to come back, come back to me, I don’t know what I did to make you mad.” Further along into the track, Kanye reveals more, referring to Bianca having panic attacks and not liking what Kanye has been tweeting. He also made references to having tried to have Kanye committed (to a hospital, it seems).

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Akademiks plays more of Kanye west “Bianca” song
“We the new Cassie and Diddy” https://t.co/OzMeLYI1n5 pic.twitter.com/ZFBBi7ijOf
— CY Chels (@SeewhyChels) April 3, 2025

Although we doubt it worked. What’s more outrageous is how he compares his relationship to Cassie and Diddy, where Ye says, “I’m tracking my b***h on an app, I’m tracking my b***h through the city, I guess we the new Cassie and Diddy” — not sure that’s that kind of thing to say someone to get them back. In fact, the revealed track list for the project includes tracks with weird titles, like ‘Heil Hitler’ and ‘Virgil Let Me Down,’ both of which seem devoid of empathy.

At the same time, this should be a glaring reminder as to the importance of mental health interventions for celebrities like Kanye, who are in high stress situations dealing with disorders. At what point does struggling mentally overcome all accountability, when resources for help are abundant? What do you think?