Minister Louis Farrakhan’s attempt to show support for Kanye West has backfired. Farrakhan released a video on Thursday to speak out against the backlash facing West, who has been facing criticism for making antisemitic comments, but Ye was not happy about how the minister went about speaking about Ye.
Kanye West doesn’t want to be reminded about his losses, but that’s what happened when Farrakhan took his stance to side with Ye on Kanye’s problematic Tweets and thoughts.
He would say: “Ye lost $2 billion in a few days. You might wonder, did he really have it? He lost that much that soon?”
West responded to the comment when he spoke with a paparazzo: “Minister Farrakhan, I love you, but the way you read that, I took that as a slight,” West said. I don’t take no disrespect from nobody so let’s get on the phone and let’s talk that out. I don’t care who you are. I ain’t taking no slights from nobody.”
From here, West, who then compared himself to other celebrities who have lost loved ones, said his mom “was sacrificed,” as he alluded to the work of the illuminati.
He would say: “In Hollywood, a lot of people come up missing. Feels like there might be a lot of that in order to control, traumatize. They want to monetize and traumatize. And God loves me. They hit me — GAP, Adidas, all of that away… Jesus is king.”
Ye would not shy away from taking shots as he claimed that Shaquille O’Neal, Charles Barkley, LeBron James, Jay-Z, and Beyoncé, are being controlled. Farrakhan, in his video, tried to defend West and Kyrie Irving, who is also accused of promoting antisemitic views on his social media page.
He would say: “These people aren’t antisemitic. They’ve never done nothing against you as a Jewish person.”
The Anti-Defamation League has labeled that leader of the Nation of Islam as “a notable extremist figure, railing against Jews, white people and the LGBT community. Farrakhan has alleged that the Jewish people were responsible for the slave trade and that they conspire to control the government, the media and Hollywood, as well as various black individuals and organizations,” the ADL states.
Special thanks to Yahoo.
