Most of us can probably name more Kanye West controversies than songs. In the past few years alone, the artist now legally named 'Ye' has called slavery 'a choice,' spent ample time criticizing his ex-wife Kim Kardashian
Ye, the son of a former Black Panther, added to the uproar by taking to Twitter on Saturday night and posting antisemitic remarks that have since been removed and led to his social media accounts being restricted.
“The left is freaking out, will overreact, and make things worse,” Stickland tweeted to his 13,400 followers. “Thankful for those 'challenging authority,' by asking questions. w/ @elonmusk & @kanyewest #onward.” Twitter user @Haplicant tweeted to Stickland, “Are you also virulently anti-Semitic, and do you believe that spreading dangerous and hateful tropes about a religion is"challenging authority?" I encourage you to post, word for word, Mr. West's offending tweet.”
The rapper's recent comments, which add to his countless antics, have caused fans to grow tired of his music. Hip-hop fans miss the old, pre-Twitter Kanye, the chop-up-the-soul Kanye, set-on-his-goals Kanye, the rapper at the center of 2016’s “I Love Kanye.”
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