In what appears to be yet another cryptic digital outburst, Kanye West, who now goes by “Ye,” took to X and declared, “I am done with antisemitism.” The post came just hours before he fired off a string of tweets ranging from religious repentance to parental joy.

The chaotic timeline was classic Kanye: heartwarming FaceTime with his kids, a shout-out to God, a public apology, a global forgiveness tour, and finally, a love letter to humanity. Naturally, people are asking: Is Kanye being sarcastic here, or what?

The post in question (which, at the time of writing, had over 2.5 million views, 78K likes, and 8.6K retweets) seems to be his most attention-grabbing statement yet, but the internet isn’t buying it—at least not entirely.

The tweets: redemption or rebrand?

The flurry of posts begins with Kanye stating, “I am done with antisemitism.” A bold statement considering his very public history of antisemitic comments that led to major brands cutting ties with him, widespread condemnation, and his effective exile from much of the music and fashion industry. Touching? Maybe. Believable? That’s a harder sell, especially since Ye just released a song called “Heil H—r.”

Bad timing, worse optics

This sudden pivot to peace and love comes hot on the heels of more negative press. Just hours before these tweets, news broke that Kanye’s concert in South Korea had been canceled due to “recent controversies.” Although no specific reason was cited, it’s hard to ignore the elephant in the room: the long trail of problematic statements, public meltdowns, and erratic behavior that follows Ye like a shadow.

And if that weren’t enough, these tweets landed the same day that two people were reportedly shot outside the Israeli embassy in Washington, D.C. While the incidents are unrelated, the timing of Kanye’s sudden disavowal of antisemitism felt, at best, tone-deaf and opportunistic. Coincidence? Maybe. But the internet isn’t exactly known for giving Kanye the benefit of the doubt anymore.

As always, X s weren’t shy about voicing their opinions. While some replied with cautious optimism, many more expressed deep skepticism. One comment said, “Is Kanye trolling here or what">

This isn’t Ye’s first attempt at damage control via social media. After a storm of backlash over previous antisemitic comments and spewing conspiracy theories, Kanye disappeared from the public eye for a while, only to return with more of the same. These tweets, while more measured and remorseful in tone, follow a suspiciously familiar pattern: outrage, backlash, silence, apology, repeat. It’s the classic Kanye cycle, and people are catching on.

The big question now is whether Ye’s “I am done with antisemitism” declaration is enough to start mending fences—or if it’s simply too little, too late. Given the hurt caused by his past statements and the continued unrest around global Jewish communities, many feel that a tweet doesn’t cut it.

Especially when it’s sandwiched between vague statements about saving the world and forgiving those who hurt him.

Kanye’s latest attempt at public redemption might’ve been more convincing if it weren’t timed so suspiciously and surrounded by chaos. Between the canceled South Korea concert and the tragic events at the Israeli embassy, this out-of-nowhere confession feels less like growth and more like damage control.

So, is Kanye trolling us again? If history has taught us anything, it’s that with Ye, the line between sincerity and stunt is always blurry—and this latest act is no exception.

On a recent episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, Joe Rogan praised Kanye “Ye” West‘s unbelievably offensive new single, “H— Hitler,” and called the song “kinda catchy,” arguing against it being banned. Several platforms pulled Ye’s song, but it is still available on X.

Comedian Tom Segura was the guest on the podcast episode. Segura said, responding to Rogan’s praise, “Well, that’s the problem with it! The guy, from production, he’s never lost a step.”

Rogan went on to add, “There’s a benefit to just letting people talk. Like let people say whatever the f— they wanna say even if it sucks. This is the benefit of Twitter, but this is also the bad part. It’s like the f—ing song has so many millions of hits on Twitter. It’s been banned from every platform. But is it good to ban things from platforms, or is it better to let it be out there and let people talk about it">widely criticized for a series of antisemitic remarks over the past few years. His controversial statements gained significant attention in October 2022, when he tweeted that he was going to go “death con 3 on Jewish people,” a misspelling of the military term DEFCON. This sparked immediate backlash, leading to his suspension from major social media platforms. West’s comments included references to long-standing antisemitic tropes, such as the supposed control of media and finance by Jewish people.

These incidents triggered widespread condemnation, resulting in severe financial and professional consequences for West. His lucrative partnerships with companies like Adidas, Balenciaga, and his Yeezy brand were severed, leading to a dramatic decline in his net worth. Despite facing this backlash, West doubled down in subsequent interviews, repeating similar harmful narratives. His comments drew criticism from a broad spectrum of public figures and organizations, including the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and various political leaders.

The fallout from these remarks remains a significant chapter in West’s career, highlighting the deep and damaging impact of hate speech in public discourse.

Kanye West has intensified his ongoing custody battle with his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, by sending a cease and desist letter. This letter raised serious concerns about the care and custody of their four children: North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm West. The letter, sent by Kanye’s lawyer, Kathy Johnson, to Kim’s attorney, Laura Wasser, lists three main issues that Kanye believes break their divorce agreement and interfere with his rights as a parent.

The first major issue involves an incident at the 2025 Met Gala. Kanye claims that Kim Kardashian left their 11-year-old daughter, North, alone in a car for some time while she attended the event, per TMZ. This accusation, which Kanye says is ed by unspecified evidence, questions Kim’s parenting and suggests a failure to keep the children safe, which is a serious matter in any custody case.

The letter states that this behavior goes against their agreed-upon shared custody . Second, the cease and desist letter accuses Kim Kardashian of preventing Kanye from having meaningful time with his children. Kanye says this goes against their equal parenting agreement.

Kanye has made the legal leap against Kim Kardashian

He specifically mentions not being able to see his son, Saint, at all this year, though this claim has been disputed because photos exist of Kanye with his three youngest children in Japan earlier in the year. Still, the letter insists that Kanye’s time with North, Chicago, and Psalm has been unfairly limited, making it hard for him to be a present father and maintain a close relationship with his kids.

The third and most controversial accusation involves Kanye’s claim that Kim is using North West for personal or financial gain. Kanye argues that Kim frequently posts pictures and videos of North on social media, especially TikTok, ignoring his shared custody rights and his stated objections to exposing their children to too much public attention.

He says this is a misuse of their daughter’s image and goes against his wishes to protect North’s privacy and shield her from the stress of fame. The current custody arrangement, set after their 2021 divorce, gives both parents t custody. Kanye pays $200,000 each month in child , a large sum. The cease and desist letter challenges what Kanye sees as an unfair imbalance in their arrangement, arguing that Kim’s actions harm their children’s well-being and break the of their agreement.

People close to Kim Kardashian deny Kanye’s claims, saying he has rarely tried to the children this year. They insist Kim has never stopped him from seeing the kids when he has asked. Kim Kardashian has shared concerns about Kanye’s behavior and public statements, especially those involving his current wife, Bianca Censori; she has mostly kept a low profile in the custody dispute.

It takes a lot to make Piers Morgan look like a decent and upstanding human being, but interviewing Kanye West did the trick.

Once a beloved and respected musician, West is now better known for his bizarre “IM A NAZI” and “I LOVE HITLER” comments. Not to mention parading around his naked wife, Bianca Censori, who he claims to have “dominion over.”

I’m being told there’s an issue with me performing Hell Hitler

I am doing Heil Hitler at all my shows

— ye (@kanyewest) May 5, 2025

All of this gave Morgan a lot of ammunition to use against him on yesterday’s episode of his YouTube show Piers Morgan Uncensored. Sadly (but predictably) West avoided too much scrutiny by walking out in a huff just four minutes into the interview:

The exchange was contentious from Morgan’s opening question. He began with a softball lobbed at West, beginning to ask, “For all intents and purposes, you seem very relaxed and happy. That is in direct contrast to your public image at the moment, over the last couple of years, led by your ferocious…”

West interrupted him and responded defensively: “But I already disagree. It’s not in contrast, there’s so many people and artists that are championing the idea of someone being able to just express who they really are, and have been able to go through the war of being attacked by the banks, being attacked, you know, by the banks — that’s the best way to put it! … I’m in contrast to your contrast!”

Not a great start. Then West exploded when Morgan said he had 32 million followers on X. West actually has 33.3 million followers (as of writing) and promptly accused Morgan of taking “inches off his d**k”. West sniffily said, “we can circle back when you can count” and walked off, never to return.

West’s friend Sneako was left to continue the interview, and as nobody knows or cares who that is, things petered out quickly. Morgan ended by telling Sneako to be sure to tell West he’s a “snivelling little coward, and he’s an antisemite and a Hitler worshipper.”

Morgan took to Instagram to give his take on what happened, saying West “stomped off like a big baby before I could ask him why he’s become a vile, Hitler-loving, Nazi-slathering, anti-Semitic p***k.” I’d also like an answer to that question, but given that West makes little sense even on a good day, I doubt the response would be useful or illuminating.

The ‘Donda 2’ situation

Meanwhile, West remains embroiled in the controversy over his 11th album Donda 2, which was yanked from music streaming sites just hours after its release after threats of legal action.

This stems from West allegedly refusing to pay producers Jahmal “Boogz Da Beast” Gwin and Brian “AllDay” Miller, who produced eight tracks on the album. Their manager DeAndre “Free” Maiden said: “We did not & do not consent to the usage of our work for Donda 2 or ANY Ye project! He’s owed us $ for almost 3 years now, has refused to pay, yet keeps stealing our work”, adding “The Lawyers are getting this taken down within the hour.” As of writing, Donda 2 is mostly back online, though with several tracks still unavailable.

Kanye West and his wife, Bianca Censori, have started legal proceedings against Dr. Thomas Connelly, a cosmetic dentist based in Beverly Hills. They are accusing him of medical malpractice, fraud, and other serious wrongdoing.

The lawsuit, which was formally announced with a notice of intent to sue, claims that Connelly engaged in a series of inappropriate and dangerous actions during West’s treatment between 2024 and early 2025, according to TMZ. The main accusations focus on Connelly allegedly giving West excessive amounts of nitrous oxide, also known as “laughing gas,” for reasons not related to medical treatment while also encouraging him to use it on his own without supervision.

The legal filing further states that Connelly ignored clear signs of West’s declining neurological and behavioral health, which the lawsuit says was directly caused by nitrous oxide abuse. The notice explains that Connelly not only provided West with large amounts of nitrous oxide, including big tanks delivered to West’s home, where he lived with Censori, but also gave him the equipment and instructions to use it himself.

Kanye West is suing his doctor

This allegedly happened even though Connelly noticed and acknowledged symptoms of neurological and behavioral problems in West, such as confusion, memory loss, and sudden mood changes. The lawsuit argues that these actions show a complete disregard for standard medical practices and patient safety. Censori, as West’s wife and someone who witnessed many of these alleged incidents, is also listed as a plaintiff, emphasizing how Connelly’s actions affected both of their lives.

In addition to the nitrous oxide allegations, the lawsuit claims that Connelly gave West propofol, a strong anesthetic, in non-medical settings on multiple occasions. One of these instances supposedly took place at a Las Vegas hotel. Another incident allegedly involved Connelly giving West propofol and then sending him away without checking his mental or physical condition, which the legal documents say led to “extreme mental and physical distress” that required emergency medical care.

The lawsuit also accuses Connelly of abandoning West as a patient in a reckless manner, failing to provide necessary follow-up care, detoxification, or referrals, even though West appeared to be dependent on nitrous oxide and suffering from neurological damage as a result.

The financial side of the accusations is also significant. The notice claims that Connelly charged extremely high fees for his services, reportedly billing West $50,000 per month, adding up to hundreds of thousands of dollars over the course of the treatment. This is presented as part of a larger pattern of exploitative behavior, suggesting that Connelly’s actions were motivated by money rather than genuine patient care.

These allegations match previous claims made by Milo Yiannopoulos, West’s former publicist, who had earlier accused Connelly of unethical behavior. Yiannopoulos previously said that Connelly was intentionally weakening West’s mental state to take advantage of him financially, even claiming that Connelly used cheaper, lab-created diamonds instead of natural ones in West’s dental work. He also said that Connelly provided nitrous oxide to West for financial gain.

While Connelly denied Yiannopoulos’s statements in the past, the current lawsuit presents what West and Censori believe is ing evidence. The seriousness of the lawsuit is heightened by the fact that West had previously been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, a condition that, according to the plaintiffs, was made worse by Connelly’s alleged actions.

Kanye West‘s much-awaited release of his 2022 album, Donda 2, on major streaming platforms came to a sudden and controversial halt. The album was quickly taken down just hours after it appeared on Spotify, Tidal, and YouTube Music on April 30.

This followed claims from producers who worked on the album that they had not been paid, leading to legal threats. The album was first released only on West’s own Stem Player device, a $200 gadget sold by his company, Yeezy Tech, per Standard. This limited release meant many fans couldn’t access the music.

As reported by Billboard, when Donda 2 finally arrived on mainstream streaming services, the wider release didn’t last long due to a disagreement over payments to the producers. Jahmal “Boogz Da Beast” Gwin and Brian “AllDay” Miller, along with their manager DeAndre “Free” Maiden, say West still owes them a large amount of money for their work on Donda 2.

Kanye West may be neglecting to pay for work

The producers contributed to eight of the album’s eighteen tracks. Maiden stated publicly that West had not paid them for nearly three years, even though their music was still being used. He also said the producers never gave permission for their work to be used on Donda 2 or any other project by Ye (West’s current name). After Maiden and his legal team threatened legal action, the album was promptly removed from streaming services.

West responded to the accusations on social media, claiming Maiden was trying to extort $3 million from him for the beats. He suggested Maiden was exploiting the situation for money and mentioned that he had personally mentored the producers. West shared a screenshot of a message from Maiden detailing the unpaid work and the planned legal steps to take the album down. West ended his post with the word “Managers” and a shrugging emoji, seeming to dismiss the issue.

This situation adds to West’s already chaotic year. Recent news has covered many controversial actions and statements from the artist. These include claims about incest, wearing a KKK-style outfit and a swastika necklace, and making negative comments about his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian. His appearance at the Grammys with his wife, Bianca Censori, also caused outrage because of Censori’s revealing clothing. Additionally, a recent Twitch stream featuring West was shut down within minutes for violating the platform’s rules against hate speech.

This isn’t the first time West’s behavior has gotten him banned from online platforms. Prominent figures have previously called for him to be removed from X (formerly Twitter), showing how his actions continue to damage his reputation and professional relationships. The Donda 2 dispute highlights growing conflicts between artists and producers over payment and rights to use music.

Rapper Kanye West harshly criticized his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, and several other celebrities in posts on social media. He claims that his for Donald Trump and the backlash that followed have led to him being kept away from his children.

As reported by Page Six, in a string of emotional posts on X (the platform formerly known as Twitter), West says he has not seen his son Saint at all this year, even though photos from January show him with Saint and his three other youngest children while shopping in Tokyo.

These posts are part of a larger pattern of increasingly upset statements about his custody fight with Kardashian. He has gone as far as accusing influential people in the entertainment industry, and even the former president, of quietly allowing what he sees as an effort to keep him from his kids. The current dispute seems to be the result of multiple past incidents.

Kanye West claims to have not seen his children

Back in March, West already expressed frustration about having limited time with his children, comparing his visitation rights to “jail visitation.” His anger grew after he included his oldest daughter, North, in a song with Sean “Diddy” Combs, which went against Kardashian’s wishes. Kardashian took legal action to try to stop the song’s release, but West went ahead with it anyway, making tensions worse.

Another crisis happened when West planned to have the Tate brothers, Andrew and Tristan, at his home while North was visiting. Due to the Tate brothers’ controversial history and their arrests on charges related to the exploitation of women, Kardashian cut North’s visit short, saying she was worried about her daughter’s safety.

West’s claim that his political views are the reason he is being kept from his children is especially notable. He directly connects his decision to wear a “Make America Great Again” hat (a sign of his for Trump) to what he believes is the loss of his parental rights.

He says this caused a negative reaction that led to a custody agreement that greatly reduced his time with his children, pointing to not seeing Saint this year as a major example. He also suggests that powerful figures in entertainment, including Beyoncé, Jay-Z, Rihanna, Elon Musk, and even President Trump, are watching his struggle without stepping in. He says he feels helpless and silenced, believing his rights as a parent are being ignored.

The custody agreement between West and Kardashian, set after their 2021 divorce, gave them shared physical and legal custody of their four children: North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm. However, recent events and West’s public statements suggest that the arrangement is not working smoothly in practice. While West says he doesn’t just want to “see” his kids but also wants to be involved in raising them, calling himself a “good dad.”

Kardashian has said her main priority is the safety and well-being of her children, especially protecting them from what she sees as West’s unpredictable and controversial actions, including his social media rants and antisemitic comments.

Controversial rapper Kanye West has put out a new song called COUSINS, which reportedly describes a sexual relationship he had with a male cousin during their childhood. The cousin is currently in prison. The song comes with a music video that includes clips from video games and images that are partly pornographic.

Warning: Incestuous details below.

The lyrics of the song supposedly talk about West finding adult magazines in his late mother Donda’s belongings, specifically magazines showing homosexual acts. According to reports, West says he then showed these magazines to his cousin, and they acted out the sexual scenes they saw.

The song claims this relationship lasted until West was fourteen years old. The music video apparently s these claims by using visuals that match the themes in the lyrics. You can watch it on X, but we won’t post the actual video here.

Kanye West its to very intimate relationship with his cousin

This new information adds a complicated layer to what West has said publicly about his cousin before. In a 2018 interview with Jimmy Kimmel, West gave what seemed like a warm shout-out to his cousin, who was in prison for murder, saying he still loved him despite the crime.

At the time, this seemed like a simple show of family loyalty, but now, in light of the claims in COUSINS, it takes on a darker meaning. Additionally, West’s then-wife, Kim Kardashian, was involved in ing his cousin’s legal case. As part of her work with the Frederick Douglass Project for Justice, she spoke about the struggles West’s family faced in their Chicago neighborhood and how systemic issues played a role in his cousin’s situation.

The song suggests West believes this childhood experience had a major impact on both his and his cousin’s troubled lives. The story presented connects the trauma of finding and engaging with adult material at a young age to the hardships both men later faced.

Beyond the immediate controversy around COUSINS, the song also highlights other changes in West’s music career. Reports say he plans to rename his album from WW3 to CUCK. This change, along with the intense and emotional content of COUSINS, suggests a possible shift in West’s artistic style and personal storytelling.

This kind of thing is very complicated and should be taken seriously. West has said nothing since his tweet.

There is often very little that makes sense about Kanye West’s actions, his eyebrow-raising statements, his associations, etc. Lately, he had left countless scratching their heads — many have been beyond certain that the rapper has been dominating his wife, Bianca Censori, and subjecting her to emotional abuse. The confusion stemmed from Why she was choosing to stay with such a man. 

The question no longer exists because Bianca has left Kanye.

This update comes from the singer himself, who has confirmed the swirling rumors of their split since February 2025 in a new song titled “BIANCA.” But according to Kanye, the reason wasn’t their Grammy 2025 shocker, where the Australian architect walked the red carpet in a completely see-through dress — it was the disgusting and vile posts Kanye puts up on social media.

In his song, Kanye claims that Bianca got a “panic attack” over the contents of his tweets and tried to get him to see a psychotherapist. He further adds that her family “want me locked up.”

“My baby she ran away / But first she tried to get me committed / Not going to the hospital ’cause I am not sick I just do not get it,” he raps. The song is part of his WW3 album. “She’s having a panic attack and she is not liking the way that I tweeted / Until Bianca’s back I stay up all night I’m not going to sleep / I really don’t know where she’s at.”

In the above lyrics, he says he has no idea about Bianca’s whereabouts ever since she left him. But the very next reflects his typical habit of making contradicting statements as he reveals he has been tracking her location via an app. And he wonders why she left him.

“I’m tracking my b–h through an app / I’m tracking my b–h through the city. She hop in the car and she ran / My b–h just don’t understand / Sometimes it just feel like it’s planned.”

Because Kanye can never be not controversial, he calls himself and Bianca the “new Cassie and Diddy. Cassie Ventura was the disgraced rapper’s girlfriend, whom he physically assaulted and abused during their relationship. Yes, somehow, in Kanye’s brain, the relationship is the symbol of star-crossed lovers, and now, he has cast himself and Bianca into the roles.

“I guess we the new Cassie and Diddy / I’m making this song for Bianca,” he adds, before imploring her to come back, beyond certain that she is only “mad” at him.

All Kanye and his song has confirmed for now is that the couple has had a fight and Bianca left. While his partly disturbing song doesn’t hint at a pending divorce, the rumor has been that details of their separation have already been ironed out wherein Bianca will be awarded $5 million and will stay at Kanye’s $35 million house in Los Angeles.

Jay-Z and Beyoncé are reportedly thinking about taking legal action against Kanye West. This comes after he posted a series of offensive and vulgar messages on social media that targeted their seven-year-old twins, Rumi and Sir. The posts, which he later deleted, included hurtful language questioning the intelligence of the children.

Page Six reported that sources close to Jay-Z and Beyoncé say they are upset about West’s actions and are exploring their options, including the possibility of legal action to handle the situation. Although they haven’t made any plans to respond to West’s comments, they want to make it clear that they will not accept this type of behavior.

Kanye West shares tweets about Beyoncé, Jay-Z and their children. pic.twitter.com/J0HPyiaxiK

— Pop Base (@PopBase) March 19, 2025

Kanye West may be in legal trouble after attacking Beyonce & Jay Z’s kids

West took down the post but then shared it again early Wednesday morning. However, it has since been completely taken down. Even though West took down the posts, he claimed he did it not because he felt guilty, but “because there was a possibility of my Twitter being cancelled [sic],”.

The X post explained that West felt hurt when Jay-Z and Beyoncé didn’t come to his wedding to Kim Kardashian in 2014. He also expressed frustration that Jay-Z chose Kendrick Lamar to perform at the Super Bowl halftime show in 2025. Additionally, Ye mentioned that Jay-Z and Beyoncé could have used their influence to help him gain more in his dealings with Kim regarding their four children: North (11), Saint (9), Chicago (7), and Psalm (5).

This incident has caused outrage, and people close to the situation have described West’s words as “vulgar and offensive.” Jay-Z and Beyoncé usually keep a low profile regarding their twins and don’t take them out in public as they do with their older daughter, Blue Ivy. However, this direct attack on their children’s well-being has led them to consider taking action. The seriousness of what occurred and their desire to protect their children’s privacy has played a big role in their discussions about legal options.

The fallout from West’s actions isn’t limited to Beyoncé and Jay-Z. Kim Kardashian, Kanye’s ex-wife, reportedly voiced her strong disapproval of his posts. Sources close to her say she is “appalled” by the language he used, firmly believing that children should be off-limits in any conflict, no matter the situation. She has expressed that she is tired of his unreasonable communication and is done trying to be diplomatic.

Beyoncé’s mom seemed to react after Kanye West insulted her grandchildren, the 7-year-old twins Rumi and Sir, during an unpleasant rant on X. She said, “This battle is not mine, but the Lords, I know that God has got this.”

In an Instagram post on Wednesday, she wrote, “It’s hard to remain positive and classy in the face of ignorance and evil. But I know that no weapon formed against me or my family shall prosper.” For now, we’ll have to wait and see what the fallout will be.

I hope you’re sitting down, as I have shocking news… Kanye West is making a fool out of himself on social media. Who could possibly have seen this coming? Today’s drama centers on dramatic accusations he’s made against his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, including that she’s involved in sex trafficking.

This is deeply ironic given West and Kardashian are at loggerheads after he released a song featuring their 11-year-old daughter North and Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs (who uh, is behind bars awaiting trial for sex trafficking) This situation comes after reports that Kardashian is worried about her kids being exposed to controversial figures. She reportedly cut a visit short after finding out Andrew Tate and his brother were nearby. Tate is currently facing serious charges in Romania, including, you guessed it, sex trafficking.

West shared several posts in which he claimed he has evidence of people trying to get him committed to a mental health facility, claiming to have evidence, including knocks on his door from familiar faces and messages warning him of threats. Hotnewhiphop reported that West even linked to a Swiss mental health facility, which he said was where they wanted to send him.

Kanye West blows up on X

This all started when West posted a tweet that read, “KIM KARDASHIAN IS A S** TRAFFICKER I DONT LIKE THAT TWIGS HAS MY DAUGHTER IN HER VIDEO DRESSING ALL GROWN I WOULD HAVE EXPECTED MORE FROM TWIGS ITS F**K ALL YOU N****S MY SOUL IS BLACK AND WATCH YALL DONT BELIVE ME AND JUST SAY IM CRAZY”.

West also claimed that his relationship with Kardashian as co-parents is strained, saying he hasn’t seen their son Saint in six weeks and expressed his aim to gain full custody of their children. Kardashian’s team has not publicly responded to his recent accusations.

In addition to the claims about Kardashian, West has been critical of various other artists, including Playboi Carti, Iggy Azalea, and Cassie Ventura. He also had a dispute with Kardashian over trademarks concerning their daughter North.

At one point, Kanye sent out a tweet where he showed his chat discussing meeting with someone who wasn’t on “the Kardashian payroll.” He added that “they” would have to kill him now.

In a separate note, Tina Knowles, Beyoncé’s mother, made an Instagram post that many took as a response to Kanye West’s recent behavior. She didn’t mention him directly, but the timing and message seemed related to the controversy. Her post focused on staying positive despite negativity, drawing on themes of faith and resilience. Notably, neither Beyoncé nor Jay-Z have spoken directly about West’s comments.

It’s not uncommon for co-parenting to become a heated discussion when there are issues in custody. However, West’s serious allegations against Kardashian could have legal implications as judges tend not to take kindly to this behavior from a spouse. So we’ll just have to wait and see, but perhaps a bit a psych checkup wouldn’t be the worst thing in the world for Kanye right now.

It’s safe to say neither Diddy nor Kanye West have had a great year. In Sept. 2024 Diddy was arrested on charges of racketeering, sex trafficking by force, and transportation for purposes of prostitution and is currently incarcerated in Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center as he awaits trial.

Kanye isn’t being held somewhere against his will, but we imagine his friends and family sometimes wish he was after repeated meltdowns that have seen him praise Hitler, identify as a Nazi, and parade his wife around practically naked before the world’s press. Then again, awful as all that is, Diddy is potentially facing decades behind bars, so Kanye’s at least in a more enviable position.

All of which makes it curious that, in a prison phone call from Diddy to Kanye obtained by The Shade Room, Diddy is the one giving Kanye some cryptic and ominous career advice. After optimistically beginning “‘When I get out there” (technically that should be an “if”, Diddy) he instructs Kanye: “I need to see you back on that stage, f*****g actually rapping and f*****g performing and everything. I be dreaming of that s**t!”

But, delivering a sweet spoonful of schadenfreude, it seems Diddy is not having a great time behind bars: This s**t is f*****g sad. I’m Puff Daddy in jail. This s**t is f*****g sad as a motherf****r. and concluded that “the devil is a liar”. C’mon Diddy, we’ve seen the security camera footage of you beating Cassie Ventura.

Diddy signs off with a warning, indicating he believes there’s some kind of conspiracy out to bring him down that Kanye runs the risk of being caught up in. In a sober moment, Diddy tells Kanye to “be careful” and ominously mentions that “they definitely trying to end us”. Who Diddy thinks “they” are is unclear, but y’know, perhaps “they” wouldn’t be so successful in their plans if you hadn’t done all that creepy illegal stuff they can use against you.

His new feud with Kim

All this comes against the backdrop of the controversy generated by Kanye’s release of new song “Lonely Roads Still Go To Sunshine”, which features himself, Diddy, Diddy’s son, and his 11-year-old daughter North West.

Ye threatens “war” against Kim Kardashian over trademarking their children’s names until they’re 18 after she blocked him from using North on a Diddy song. pic.twitter.com/PS2AJtxc3d

— Buzzing Pop (@BuzzingPop) March 15, 2025

As you would imagine, North’s mother Kim Kardashian isn’t exactly jumping for joy about her young daughter appearing on a record alongside a man facing trial for a dizzying array of crimes against women, demanding Kanye remove her from the song “to protect her”. Kanye responded by saying he was “going to war” with her, that “neither of us will recover from the public fallout” and, very unnervingly “you’re going to have to kill me”.

All of which indicates that Diddy and Kanye truly are a match made in hell. Here’s hoping the two eventually get to spend a lot of time in each other’s company.