#3014 | He Apologized for Antisemitism. Blamed Bipolar. Then Named His Album "Bully." (Trending)

Kanye West apologized for antisemitism in January. He blamed bipolar disorder. Then he named his comeback album "Bully" and it went straight to #1. This is the most uncomfortable conversation in music right now. The man who lost Adidas, Gap, Balenciaga, and an estimated $6 billion in brand deals is back on top of YouTube Trending with an 18-track album that reviewers can't agree on. Three of your friends will have three completely different opinions about this. And that's the point. Today we're asking: When does an apology become genuine accountability vs. a marketing strategy? When does a mental health diagnosis explain behavior vs. excuse it? And can you love the art and reject the artist?