Bianca Censori milks cow in Kanye West’s new music video she also directed

Kanye West has debuted the latest bizarre stunt to promote his music through his latest music video, directed and starring his wife Bianca Censori milking a cow in a move labelled ‘weird’, ‘freaky’, and everything in between by his surprised fans.

Kanye has had an eventful year so far, having made headlines in April when calls to ban him from the UK (following the announcement he was set to headline all three days of the Wireless UK festival) reached a fever pitch.

These were eventually successful, with his visa being blocked due to past gross antisemitic statements such as his song ‘Heil Hitler’.

He has since apologised for these statements, blaming his actions on a brain injury, but has continued to court controversy.

Bianca Censori directed the video (Instagram/Ye)

His last music video featured a cameo from the late Michael Jackson in a move that had both fans and critics.

Gemini Season has continued a trend of creative stunts by Kanye that centre his wife, Bianca Censori, yet this time she was the director of the video.

The video features Censori sat on a stool milking a cow, with fairly spicy lyrics saying: “I wanna get kinky, I think she’ll let me, I think she’s pretty, I think she’s ready.

“Uno, dos, cuatro hoes, Come and pose with no clothes, Window closed, AC blows, Nipples froze, are you cold?”

Kanye ends up coming out, pouring the milk into her mouth, with it eventually spilling all down her chest in an innuendo-heavy move.

The single is part of the upcoming Deluxe Version of his latest album BULLY, which released in March of this year. The rapper confirmed that the Deluxe edition would be releasing June 19 with an additional seven tracks.

BULLY has not been well received, with Pitchfork giving the album a score of 3.4/10 and fans on average rating it at a 4.7.

Gemini Season however has been fairly well liked by fans (even if many find it all a bit odd).

One tweet said: “I'm going to defend this song to my death.”

Kanye and his wife Bianca have carried out several high profile stunts (Jon Kopaloff/WireImage)

Others however asked a very simple question, commenting on Instagram: “ye what’re we doing bro.”

The rapper posted the video yesterday, 8 June, in line with his birthday, with Censori wishing him a happy birthday on Instagram stories with the caption: “Happy birthday I love you more than life.”

This is not Censori’s first time directing a music video, having previously directed the video for his song FATHER from the BULLY album.