James Blake Drops Credits on Ye's 'Bully', Cites Creative Differences

0:00It's March 30th. From red carpets to breaking stories, this is entertainment and celebrity news, powered by AI. James Blake is pulling his name off the producer credits for a track on YA-wise new album Bully. He's behind the beat on this one here, but says the final version strays way too far from what he built with YA-wise, original freestyle. Most of his production vibe got overwritten with fresh vocals and changes, so he doesn't feel right claiming credit. That track started life as showtime on their scrap collab project war. Right now, Spotify lists Blake for composition, lyrics, production, and engineering alongside Don Tolliver and Quentin Miller. It all blew up after a fan called out possible AI tweaks in the comments. Blake made it clear it's not personal. He just hit a wall where he won't take credit for stuff he can't shape to the end. Meanwhile, YA-way hit Facebook Friday with a track list caption saying Bully on the way, no AI. Entertainment Weekly reached out to YA-wise team for wordback, but nothing yet.

1:03Blake's fresh off dropping his own 7th album, Trying Times, back on March 13th. Word is Blake's original take lies on elsewhere, fully his spirit intact. Fans they split, but this highlights how collapse can shift fast in the studio game.