Kanye West is defending his controversial comments about Jay-Z’s kids. He asked DJ Akademiks if his post was really that bad or if it was actually one of his “best” moments. West is also fleeing to another country.
In a new interview, Kanye talked about his social media activity. He said he now has the freedom to share his real thoughts without being banned. He believes his posts are honest and unfiltered.
During the interview, Akademiks brought up Kanye’s recent post about Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s 7-year-old twins, Rumi and Sir Carter. He called it one of Kanye’s worst moments online. But Kanye interrupted and asked if it was really his worst—or maybe one of his strongest statements. This made the conversation uncomfortable.
Earlier this month, Kanye posted on X, asking, “Has anyone ever seen Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s younger kids?” He then made comments about their intelligence, which upset many people.
Beyoncé’s mother, Tina Knowles, seemed to respond to Kanye’s post. She shared a video on Instagram and wrote that it’s hard to stay “positive and classy” when facing “ignorance and evil.” Many fans believed she was talking about Kanye.
In the past few months, Kanye has made many controversial social media posts, including antisemitic comments. Despite the backlash, he refuses to take back his words.
Even though Jay-Z was once a close friend and music partner, Kanye doesn’t seem to care about damaging that relationship. Many people are now wondering if anyone in the industry will call him out or try to stop his behavior.
