Kanye West, also known as Ye, ignited controversy once again on Twitter, claiming JAY-Z bestowed him with divine status. “ONLY GODS CAN MAKE GODS JAY Z MADE ME A GOD,” he wrote.
The provocative statement was just the beginning. West also shared a private message exchange with rapper Dave Blunts, drawing further attention.
Expressing concern over Blunts’ health after a recent hospital stay, West reached out with an offer of support. “Do you mind if I connect you and my trainer?” he asked.
Blunts responded, “let’s do it.” The rapper quickly incorporated the exchange into his latest track preview, rapping, “Ye said I’m the chosen one / Ye told me to talk to his personal trainer ’cause he wanna see me alive.”
The interaction surfaced shortly after West criticized Rolling Loud for alleged hypocrisy in censoring performances.
“Dave Blunts gotta song that say ladyboy on it,” West tweeted. “Rolling Loud told him he can’t perform it but he can perform everything that’s talking about guns.” Rolling Loud’s official account swiftly refuted the claim, stating, “His team told him that, not us.”
West’s posts soon spiraled into more incendiary territory. Lashing out at critics, he made another inflammatory statement laced with antisemitism. “N##### WILL MAKE SONGS ABOUT KILLING PEOPLE BUT IF I SAY IM A NAZI THEY BE LIKE WHOOOAH THATS DARK THATS DUUUUMB AS F###,” he tweeted.
The outburst followed his public support for Kodak Black, whom Ye previously defended after a viral video showed Kodak eating chicken in the middle of a crowded street. “WAIT I LOVE KODAK,” West wrote. “HE ANOTHER ONE THAT DO WHAT HE FEEL.”
Once again, Ye’s unfiltered commentary set social media ablaze, leaving fans and critics debating his words and intentions.
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