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Kanye West has referred to himself himself as a “Nazi” who loves Hitler in his latest desperate cry for attention on social media. The former superstar rapper turned pathetic grifter spent several hours on Elon Musk’s X platform firing off countless slurs.
West, who is currently going by ‘Ye’ has been posting about how he owns his girlfriend Bianca Censori (the only person he still follows on X), and praising Diddy who is facing numerous charges for the most heinous crimes imaginable. In a since deleted post, Kanye wrote “IM A NAZI” and later shared that he “channeled Andrew Tate on a few of these tweets.” Either X or Kanye himself have been deleting his most vile posts but not until after they were seen by millions.
Unsurprisingly, West is also in the process of the promoting his new album, “Bully,” which is set to release on June 15 and according to West, uses AI for large aspects of production. West, who was at one time one of the world’s greatest and most creative rappers, has since taken a different approach.
It’s clear at this point that he’d rather rely on laziness and shock factor to draw attention. So much so that music fans aren’t even reacting to his ridiculous stunts anymore.
i can’t take kanye serious enough to get shocked anymore man he’s just spaceghostpurrp with money now to me
— chloe (@yandhiisntreal) February 7, 2025
“Kanye West Now Going Door-To-Door Trying To Shock People,” one fan wrote.
“Amazing how Kanye’s freakouts on here get no response anymore, don’t know if it’s the architecture of Twitter, the news environment, or if everyone is just bored of him,” said another.
At this point, West’s gimmick isn’t even new or creative anymore. He has what folks in the pro wrestling industry would call “X-Pac heat.” People aren’t booing him because they dislike him. They’re booing him because they just wish he would go away already.
Meanwhile, he’s currently being sued by an ex-employee who alleges they were subjected to “bigotry and antisemitism.”
Hard to imagine, right?
At one point, West’s fall from grace was sad. Albums such as “Late Registration,” “Graduation,” and “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy” are genuinely incredible rap albums. But it’s clear West isn’t having some sort of mental break that caused his fall from grace. He’s just an a–hole trying to make the most money while doing the least work possible. That is legacy now. And he has nobody to blame but himself.