Over the last few weeks, Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, has been in the news for making some pretty nasty remarks about Jewish people, parroting anti-Semitic conspiracies from Nick Fuentes and the like.
Tim Pool, who is a very free-speech kind of guy, had Kanye and his buddies on the podcast and, after only a few minutes of questioning, Ye decided he'd had enough.
There's a lot going on here, but the gist of it is that Kanye can't stand being challenged and any challenge to his ideas is taken as a personal attack.
Even if Kanye was right, his behavior doesn't help his case any.
Here's The Post Millennial:
While Pool attempted to engage West in a discussion about his recent, controversial dinner with former President Donald Trump, West insisted on airing his grievances against the Jewish people, who he kept referring to as "they," and claiming that he was a vessel of God, and that his children would be okay because his ex-wife is rich.
When Pool pressed back, saying "they have been extremely unfair to you," Kanye asked "who is 'they' though?" Pool said plainly that he meant the corporate press, but for West, "they" was a specific reference to the Jewish people, who he blames for his own downfall.Nick Fuentes, who is persona non grata in virtually every circle but those who espouse racism and hatred, jumped in to offer his understanding that "they" were to blame, meaning Jews. In the brief conversation that did occur, it was confirmed that Donald Trump was unaware of who Fuentes was when they dined at Mar-a-Lago.
Pool pushed back, saying that he absolutely was not in agreement with these horrifying and despicable views. West, and his entourage, including the two men he brought with him to Mar-a-Lago on Thanksgiving, Milo Yiannopolous and Fuentes, left.
Kanye and his crew were exposed for their racist views.
Our boy Wokal Distance sums up the whole situation well:
