Yeh, rapper and multi-hyphenate artist formerly known as Kanye West, sat down with Chris Cuomo on Monday night to address his recent anti-Semitic social media messages that have taken him off Twitter and Instagram. Gave.
Earlier Monday, Yeh’s social media journey continued with the announcement of his intention to buy the right-wing parlor platform. Sitting down with Cuomo that evening, instead of making a deliberate effort to clear your name, you doubled down on what you said, claiming that the “Jewish underground media mafia” preceded those tweets. were attacking him. He was quoted exclusively when he wore his now-infamous “White Lives Matter” shirt to Paris Fashion Week earlier this month.
“When I wore a White Lives Matter T-shirt, the Jewish underground media mafia had already started attacking me,” Ye said, “they immediately disrespect me. They keep the crazy narrative going. They never call me a billionaire.”
As the wanderlust went by, the 20-minute interview unfolded, and as more such claims surfaced, Cuomo intervened to emphasize that you have to understand the results and the lies of his opinion.
“See how your talk was about to begin: ‘You have to understand,'” Ye replied. “But the point is that the Jewish people I’m talking about don’t need to understand, and that’s a privilege I won’t allow.”
As for the claim that “more than 50% of executives, CEOs, in Hollywood are Jewish” and that “these people know each other,” Cuomo said: “That’s different from saying it’s a mafia and they act as Jews in some way, as opposed to just being businessmen.”
The conversation largely continued with two people talking among themselves.
Watch Yeh’s full “Cuomo” interview in the video above.
