Ye isn’t fully vaccinated, but you already knew that was coming. I understand that he has enough money to stay wherever he wants, cool, and doesn’t want to be tied down, and it was sweet when he said he’s home whenever his daughter FaceTimes him but then he said owning a home is how “they” control you which is really dangerous because homeownership is a crucial part of building wealth for most people and encouraging his young fans to look at home ownership as some form of government control that they should avoid is terrible advice. Kanye says he’s homeless even though he owns like 12,000 acres in Wyoming. The whole thing feels really messy and way too public.
I’m not saying he will, but some men who do show these same sorts of precursors. But he seems like the only one in the marriage who wants to keep it going and his insistence that they’re still married does feel reminiscent of ex-husbands who get violent. Sweet because he clearly wants to keep his family intact and it’s nice seeing someone fighting for that. This, to me, seems both sweet and dangerously delusional. Kanye still wants to be married to Kim Kardashian and says he still thinks of himself as married to her. Let’s go through a few of the things I gleaned from spending several hours listening to Ye talk with N.O.R.E. The man who stood up for Beyoncè - even though it meant him stepping on Taylor Swift’s moment - that man spends a lot of the interview wildly lashing out at lots hip-hop stars. The man who stood up to George Bush on behalf on Black people remains a Trumper. The man who once seemed inspirational because of how much he believed in himself - it’s his self-belief that propelled him from just another producer to an elite rapper - has become a caricature of himself as he careens between one offensive anti-Black comment and another. Nowadays he seems like a parody of himself. Kanye West’s Drink Champs interview ranged from disappointing at best to maddening at worst. OPINION: In his sit-down with N.O.R.E., Kanye West wildly lashes out at hip-hop stars and insults Black history
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