Kanye West has bamboozled the bejesus out of us — yet again.

But this latest disappointment may have been the last straw for even his most loyal fans.

First, his “Jesus Is King” film — which had screenings at select IMAX theaters Thursday night before its official opening Friday — turned out to be a 30-minute WTF to those who bothered to shell out the feature-length movie ticket price.

Then his “Jesus Is King” gospel album failed to drop as scheduled at midnight — even though West himself had tweeted earlier Thursday: “JESUS IS KING Midnight” complete with a tracklist that included such song titles as “Closed on Sunday,” “God Is,” “Use the Gospel” and “Jesus Is Lord.”

But after the supposed midnight drop came and went, that was followed by another tweet explaining that he was still “fixing mixes on ‘Everything We Need,’ ‘Follow God’ & ‘Water’ ” and that “We not going to sleep until this album is out!” (The album was finally released at around noon Friday.)

Clearly, it’s time to stop losing sleep over Kanye.

Certainly, the bizarre “Jesus Is King” movie didn’t engender any reason to have faith in West. Yeezy doesn’t even show up until midway through the short film, and even then, he only appears in silhouette, nodding and bobbing along to the gospel choir — which is the best thing about this — in brown-robed solidarity.

But rather than taking place in a church or some other, more spiritual setting, the whole thing goes down in what looks like some sanitized space station, complete with a yellow stairway to heaven — or something like that.

While you never actually see West’s face, he does warble at the end, cradling an infant who, in all likelihood, is his 5-month-old son, Psalm, with wife Kim Kardashian.

Then the movie abruptly ends, making you wonder what just happened with those 30 minutes you’ll never get back. And as you leave the theater thinking you would have been better off spending your money to go see “Joker” again, West comes off as a real gold digger.