Fans Praise Bianca Censori For Kanye’s ‘King’ Video: ‘Creative AF’

Kanye West’s latest music video has generated major reactions, particularly due to reports that his wife, Bianca Censori, directed it.

Beyond being Kanye’s partner, Censori is known for her work as an architectural designer. Her move into directing surprised many fans, with several commenting on her creative input.

The music video, titled “King,” is the opening track from the rapper’s 12th studio album, “Bully,” which debuted in March.

Kanye West recently released the visuals for his song “King,” and fans are now praising his decision to have his wife, Bianca Censori, direct the project.

Many cited the video as evidence that Censori is “creative” in ways that go beyond public perception, especially given the attention her bold fashion choices have received in recent years.

“Bianca might just be that girl. This is creative af,” one person said, while another remarked, “I love the world Censori has created with this album.”

Another commenter admitted they had previously judged Censori harshly because of her public image, but said the music videos changed their opinion of her talent.

“Wow, even the video’s got a royalty upgrade, guess ‘King’ just hired a queen for the director’s chair,” another wrote.

Kanye West Teased The Video On Instagram

The release of the video was preceded by a post from Kanye on his Instagram page, where he also confirmed the arrival of “Bully (Deluxe),” the expanded edition of his 12th studio album, “Bully.”

“BULLY DELUXE + KING VIDEO OUT NOW,” Kanye wrote, adding a clip from the music video.

In the clip, the rapper is seen dressed in a white suit while driving a vintage open-top car. Sitting beside him is a similarly dressed man who begins to shake vigorously as a police car chases their vehicle.

In the back seat, another man is seen reading a newspaper, while Censori appears beside him dressed in a nurse’s outfit.

Kanye Added New Songs To ‘Bully Deluxe’

For the deluxe album, Kanye chose a cover featuring a child with grills. He shared the artwork ahead of the release, writing in the caption, “New Cover.”

The updated edition includes revised mixes of songs from the original 18-track album released in March.

It also features new singles, including “OK” featuring Don Toliver and “Mission Control.” Kanye previously performed with Toliver in April during his Los Angeles show, where they delivered a rendition of “E85.”

Adding to the tracklist, Kanye also included a new version of “I Can’t Wait,” which features singer Lauryn Hill.

Kanye West Set For U.S. And Overseas Shows

Fans of Kanye will see him take the stage later this month for two shows at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida.

The rapper last performed in the U.S. in April, when he held a series of shows at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles.

July will also begin with a major performance for the artist, as he has scheduled a show at the Alamodome in San Antonio.

From there, Kanye’s tour will take him overseas to countries including Albania, Spain, and Portugal, with dates set for July and August.

He will later return for a homecoming show in Chicago, scheduled for September 3 and September 4 at Soldier Field.

North West Also Preparing For Her First Tour

In August, Kanye’s daughter North, who recently turned 13, will also embark on her first concert tour since becoming a singer.

She will be joined by rapper and singer Molly Santana, with whom she was recently seen on stage at Lyrical Lemonade’s Summer Smash in Chicago.

Tickets for the tour went on sale Friday, with an average price of around $78.46. North will perform exclusively in major U.S. cities, including Dallas, where the tour kicks off, and Los Angeles, which will host the final show.

The tour follows North’s debut EP, “N0rth4evr,” which she released early last month.

The EP features six tracks, all self-produced and written by North, including “H0w Sh0uld ! F33l,” “Th!s t!m3,” “Aishite,” and “#N0rth4evr.”

North’s EP release was met with enthusiastic support from her family, with many of them posting videos of themselves streaming and listening to the project.