LOS ANGELES – Kanye West has decided that he now wants to be called Ye. But on political matters, nothing has changed for the pro-Trump rapper.
“The being formally (sic) known as Kanye West. I am Ye,” mentioned in a tweet.
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although Ye has long been a nickname for West, along with Yeezy, and he chose Ye as the title of his last album. He has previously said that he found a spiritual significance to “Ye” — the plural or formal version of the second-person pronoun in Middle English — as he so frequently read it in the Bible.
West — or, rather, Ye —decided to change his name shortly before he appeared on Saturday Night Live, the widely watched television skit show.
West closed the show by singing a track off Ye while wearing one of President Donald Trump’s signature red “Make America Great Again” caps.
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After the live show ended, West stayed on the microphone and gave an impromptu speech about politics, again voicing his support for the president.
“So many times I talk to a white person about this and they say, ‘How could you like Trump? He’s racist,'” West said, according to footage posted on Instagram by comedian Chris Rock. “Well, if I was concerned about racism, I would have moved out of America a long time ago.”
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He also accused the rival Democratic Party of seeking to keep people dependent on welfare payments His words were being applauded by the audience.
Presently, Kanye West is the only African American celebrity who is supporting Donald Trump.
