Kanye West

More trouble for Kanye West as Elon Musk suspends him from Twitter

More trouble for Kanye West as Elon Musk suspends him from Twitter

The United States rapper, Kanye West has been suspended from Twitter, after being accused of “inciting violence” over harsh tweets, barely two months after his last ban. West, also known as Ye on Elon Musk-owned microblogging site, posted a sequence of erratic tweets, one of which seemed to display a symbol combining a swastika and a Jewish star. CNN reports that Twitter’s chief executive officer (CEO), Musk was asked by one user to “fix Kanye.” West had “violated our rule against incitement to violence”, Musk tweeted. “Account will be suspended,” Musk wrote in a Twitter post. West, during an interview…
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Kanye West loses billionaire status as Adidas cut ties over Antisemitism comments

Kanye West loses billionaire status as Adidas cut ties over Antisemitism comments

An American rapper, record producer, and fashion designer, Kanye Omari West, popularly known as Kanye West or Ye, has lost his billionaire status after a German multinational corporation, Adidas cut ties with him. An American business magazine, Forbes, announced this in a publication on Tuesday. Forbes said Kanye no longer has a place on its billionaires’ list now that his lucrative deal with Adidas is over. Adidas had terminated its deal with the superstar rapper and fashion designer over antisemitism. In recent weeks, West has gone on several anti-semitic rants across his social media handles. The rapper, who in a…
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End SARS: Kanye West joins campaign

End SARS: Kanye West joins campaign

Music superstar, Kanye West, has added his voice to End SARS calls. Kanye declared his position on Monday via Twitter. The fashion mogul urged authorities to listen to the people. “I stand with my Nigerian brothers and sisters to end police brutality, the government must answer to the people’s cries #EndPoliceBrutalityinNigeria”, he tweeted. The campaign against the notorious Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) has attracted global sympathies. Organisations including Black Lives Matter, and several international celebrities have shown solidarity with Nigerians. The Police have announced scrapping of the unit but protesters insist their demands have not been met. They want a thorough…
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