Kanye West Takes Shots at Drake on New Track ‘Heil Hitler’

Kanye West’s latest moves are stirring up hip-hop again. Last month, his album BULLY flopped with a chaotic rollout—leaked SoundCloud tracks and confusing videos left fans scratching their heads. It barely made a ripple. But Kanye’s not done. He’s teasing a new project, WW3, and it’s already sparking outrage and curiosity with wild song titles and a Drake diss.

WW3: Chaos Incoming

Kanye dropped the WW3 tracklist last week, and it’s a doozy—think “Hitler Ye And Jesus,” “Free Diddy,” and more that scream controversy. The album was slated for April 3, 2025, but didn’t drop. Still, clips are leaking, and they’re explosive. In a Digital Nas Twitch stream, Ye’s caught working on a track with a chorus chanting “Heil Hitler”—possibly the song’s title. The artwork? Two figures in KKK-style robes, doubling down on the shock factor he flashed in that black Klansman fit during his DJ Akademiks interview last month.

Drake in the Crosshairs

The Digital Nas clip’s got a bombshell: Kanye takes a swing at Drake. Over a gritty beat, he raps, “Nggas be actin like fggots so much I think they might be Drake… They don’t understand the things I say on Twitter… all my nggas Nazis ngga Heil Hitler!” It’s raw, unfiltered, and sure to reignite their old beef. Fans on X are split—some call it a cheap shot, others say Ye’s just trolling.

Bianca Drama Unveiled

Kanye’s not just throwing punches at rappers. During another Akademiks stream, he debuted “Bianca,” a track about his wife, Bianca Censori, who reportedly split with him in February over his wild social media rants. He pleads, “Bianca, I just want you to come back / Come back to me / I know what I did to make you mad,” and admits, “My baby she ran away / But first she tried to get me committed / She’s having a panic attack, and she is not liking the way that I tweeted.” It’s a rare peek into his personal mess, layered over a soulful sample.

What’s the Deal?

BULLY might’ve fizzled, but WW3 is already a lightning rod. No drop yet—Ye’s keeping fans guessing—but between the KKK imagery, Nazi references, and digs at Drake, it’s clear he’s aiming to provoke. Will it land, or just crash harder than BULLY? Stay tuned.