Kanye West frequently alternates between messages of love and hate in his rhetoric, particularly regarding antisemitism and Nazi support. Currently, he seems to be backtracking, as he shared on Twitter that he desires a different direction for his album. He confirmed that one of his ongoing projects is titled CUKKK, which appeared to be a commentary on his allegations of sexual misconduct and his fascistic tendencies. However, he now appears to want to distance himself from that aggressive stance. “I might change the album title from CUKKK to IN A PERFECT WORLD,” he tweeted on June 22. The phrase “Manifest love” suggests a new approach. It remains to be seen how long this new direction will last and if it will affect Kanye West’s upcoming international concerts during Yeezy Season X. The release date for IN A PERFECT WORLD is currently unknown since he is juggling several projects. In the meantime, fans are left speculating about his intentions. Additionally, Kanye’s new album Bully is on its way, though its release has been unconventional. Originally set for June 15, it ended up being partially released with three tracks a few days later. More tracks will likely follow gradually. With this change in direction, the quality and substance of IN A PERFECT WORLD may be influenced, but the outcome remains uncertain. Amidst his travels, it is unclear what Kanye West’s priorities are right now.