What makes Ye such a compelling political figure is his apparent sincere support for Donald Trump. He has gotten so much grief over this support that it’s either
I confess to being brain-dead about popular culture, for the most part. I don’t know why Kayne West changed his name to “Ye” — some biblical reference as I understand it. Actually, the last popular music I liked was ZZ Top in the 1980s. The beards were so cool.
But I’m a political writer so I had to find an angle to write about a subject currently blowing up social media. Ye has been booted off Instagram for some rather eyebrow-raising posts about Jews and has made a triumphant return to Twitter, welcomed back by none other than Twitter’s new CEO, Elon Musk.
The posts have since been deleted, but there are reports that Ye threatened to go to “Death con 3” on Jewish people.
According to FOX 7 in Austin, Texas, Ye was banned from the platform for the use of alleged anti-Semitic language during an exchange with fellow rapper Diddy.
