Once you say antisemitic things, it all falls down.
Candace Owens is known for bringing people together. Yeah right, but she did manage to reunite Ray J and her new buddy Kanye West at the premiere for her alleged Black Lives Matter documentary.
The Shop: Uninterrupted recorded an interview with Kanye West but decided to cancel the airing after West doubled down on his stances.
The latest social media post by Kanye West was removed from Twitter for violating its guidelines after many expressed outrage at its antisemitism. John Legend, among other celebrities, chastised the rapper for his comments. The situation comes a day after West had his Instagram account restricted for similar comments made to Sean "Diddy" Combs.
After going back and forth with the execs about their business relationship and how the Gap partnership fell apart, Kanye called himself the "king of culture" before saying “Adidas has to come and be like … ‘Ye, what do you want?'” he continued. “I’m not talking to you guys. I’m not arguing about money with people broker than me. I’m not arguing about ideas with people with lesser ideas than me.”
Whitesplainer Sarah Silverman Dragged For Insinuating Black Twitter Condones Kanye West Antisemitism
Sarah Silverman did it to herself. The vocal comedian and activist took to Twitter to insinuate that Black people, or at least Black Twitter, was being silent about the antisemitic rhetoric Kanye West has been accused of hurling—and she was quickly and curtly course-corrected for her tomfoolery.
Lizzo wants her haters to keep her name out of their mouths.
The Kanye West hot mess express continues. He revealed that he was indeed jealous of Virgil Abloh in a text conversation with Tremaine Emory.
Kanye West, aka Ye, was banned from Instagram and Twitter over making what appeared to be antisemitic comments.
Kanye West is continuing to spiral and unfortunately, mostly for him, the Internet is keeping all the receipts. After getting silenced on his favorite social media platform of choice, Instagram, Ye returned to Twitter, and on Saturday evening (Oct. 9), he revealed plans to come for Jewish people.
Former talk show co-host and reality star Sharon Osbourne offered her opinion on Kanye West’s recent antics—including designing a shirt that said “White Lives Matter” for his YZY SZN 9 fashion show.
Kanye West is spiraling, and we say that with all due respect. The self-proclaiming genius and proxy for White Supremacy was interviewed by FOX News’ racist host Tucker Carlson, and the results were even zanier and crazier than anyone who has been paying attention could have expected.
