Kanye West's new album: Artist raps about bipolar disorder, suicide and fears that Kim will leave him

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Raves and reviews: After Kanye West revealed his new album Ye with an exclusive listening party (above with wife Kim) and live worldwide stream on Thursday fans and critics took to social media to share their opinions about his eighth studio release

Kanye West has discussed his mental health battles on his new album Ye.
The much talked about eighth studio offering - unveiled at a listening party on Thursday - instantly earned praise from fans around the world.
In the lyrics, he addresses suicidal thoughts, fears that his wife Kim Kardashian will leave him and his experience of bipolar disorder. 
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He says: 'Wife calling screaming saying we're about to lose it all I had to calm her down 'cos she couldn't breathe/I told her she could leave me now but she wouldn't leave/This is what they mean for better or for worse huh?'
Interestingly, Kanye offered an honest insight into his home life, taking a deep dive into lyrics that admit wife Kim has threatened to walk out.
Lots to say: People were quick to share opinions of all sorts after the listening party/live stream




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