Actually proving the exact point Kanye West addresses anti Semitic controversy amid continued backlash
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Yesterday, the head of an antisemitic and white supremacist group (and his supporters) dropped banners over the 405 in Los Angeles. One banner read, "Kanye is right about the Jews.”Hate in America:Yesterday, the head of an antisemitic and white supremacist group (and his supporters) dropped banners over the 405 in Los Angeles. One banner read, "Kanye is right about the Jews.” When asked whether he believes if black-owned media will solve the problem of celebrities being "outcast," West replied: "I believe at this point, we're all one. We're all one with the human race at this point.... We gotta get the truth before we can get the love, or else we're just loving the lies." The rapper concluded by asserting that he refuses to be canceled.
Actually proving the exact point Kanye West addresses anti-Semitic controversy amid continued backlash
What did Kanye West say about all the backlash he has been facing due to his comments about the Jews? (Image via Getty/George Pimentel) has been in the headlines for a while due to various controversies stemming from his recent comments on the Drink Champs podcast. After massive backlash and losing a substantial amount of business, West has finally spoken up on the matter. On Friday, October 21, while answering a few questions from reporters after his daughter North West's basketball game, Kanye claimed that the backlash only proved the point that he was trying to make all along. He said: “I want to talk about the Jewish comment, it’s actually proving the exact point that I made. So many actors are being bullied behind the scenes. So you even got people like Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel asking people not to do business with me. That’s how this town has been running for so, so long. They’ll mute you, they’ll try to mute you at all costs.” Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel, one of the most influential people in Hollywood, has called on all companies to cut business ties with Kanye West, including Apple, Spotify, Adidas.Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel, one of the most influential people in Hollywood, has called on all companies to cut business ties with Kanye West, including Apple, Spotify, Adidas. Kanye West's statement came after his Fox News interview with Tucker Carlson was leaked online. In the interview, he was heard sharing disturbing opinions about the Jewish community. Similar comments continued on The Shop, prompting producers of the talk show to not air the interview. Ultimately, the rapper's statements on the Drink Champs podcast earned him a wide social media ban, with many corporations, including , severing ties with him.Kanye West responds to backlash claims that being taken off Balenciaga was freeing
All of this mess with Kanye West is a great example of how your words DO matter and if you have influence/platforms to speak on things, be careful what you say.All of this mess with Kanye West is a great example of how your words DO matter and if you have influence/platforms to speak on things, be careful what you say. Kanye West recently received major criticism for his anti-Semitic views. While returning from his oldest daughter's basketball game on October 21, the rapper addressed the backlash he is facing in front a group of reporters waiting outside: “I think people just try to score points, you know what I’m saying? Like sports agent and producer Maverick Carter had me go on HBO’s The Shop just to say, ‘We took him off the show.’ Then I go on Drink Champs, then they take it down. The day I was taken off the Balenciaga site was one of the most freeing days.” UK Broadcaster Piers Morgan Confronts Kanye West on The Controversy Swirling Around His Anti-Semitic Comments - UK Broadcaster Piers Morgan Confronts Kanye West on The Controversy Swirling Around His Anti-Semitic Comments - While addressing how major corporations are cutting ties with him, West said: "They never expected someone to have the platform....It's not that anyone's afraid, they're afraid of us not being afraid anymore and we're not afraid anymore." During the interview, West also commented on the "White Lives Matter" t-shirt he sported at Paris Fashion week, which also earned him a lot of criticism: "The audacity of me, as a black man to have a "White Lives Matter" t-shirt. I've seen white people wear "Black Lives Matter" t-shirts. So that's some audacity, right? It seems pretty one-sided if you really think about it." Hate in America:Yesterday, the head of an antisemitic and white supremacist group (and his supporters) dropped banners over the 405 in Los Angeles. One banner read, "Kanye is right about the Jews.”Hate in America:Yesterday, the head of an antisemitic and white supremacist group (and his supporters) dropped banners over the 405 in Los Angeles. One banner read, "Kanye is right about the Jews.” When asked whether he believes if black-owned media will solve the problem of celebrities being "outcast," West replied: "I believe at this point, we're all one. We're all one with the human race at this point.... We gotta get the truth before we can get the love, or else we're just loving the lies." The rapper concluded by asserting that he refuses to be canceled.