Kanye West elected Twitter as the primary means of promotion for latest album ‘Ye’ – and, at the time, his every waking thought.
Of said thoughts was his declaration of love for Donald Trump – the height of which saw him rock a ‘Make America Great Again’ hat.
Naturally, given the current racial tensions in the US, many of West’s Urban core lashed out at the rapper for betrayal. Not only of them, but of his earlier expressed stance about former US president George Bush not caring about Black people.
During their candid sit-down, Kimmel questioned Kanye on this in regards to Trump and his response was oh so telling.
See what we mean below…
The full segment…
In one regard, Kanye is ultimately free to do Kanye. But, it is getting a little grating to see him waffle around his answers – especially those probing the contradictory nature of his past and present socio-political stance.
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Not listening to his uneducated idiotic rambles. He is CANCELLED already.
Kanye grew up. He made those statements about President Bush in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005. A person can have different views after 13 years.
Kanye sold out. he wants to be a Kardashian now . He is the oppressor. He is now the problem
Exactly.
No he didn’t grow up. He lost touch with reality.
Also true. If he really had grown up he would have never made those asinine comments.
He is narcissistic
Koonye Kartrashian is at it again!!