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Kanye West is embroiled in controversy as his former business partner, Alex Klein, accuses him of subjecting him to anti-Semitic mistreatment. Klein, who worked with Kanye on his Donda 2 album, has come forward to shed light on instances where he allegedly faced derogatory remarks and offensive behavior from the Chicago rapper. These shocking claims have raised concerns and cast a shadow on Kanye's public image.
Alex Klein, a tech entrepreneur who collaborated with Kanye West on his Donda 2 album, has accused the rapper of subjecting him to anti-Semitic mistreatment. Klein ended the collaboration after enduring a series of offensive incidents, including the “Can’t Tell Me Nothing” rapper publicly praising Hitler. In a BBC documentary titled The Trouble with KanYe, Klein detailed some of the derogatory remarks he experienced at the hands of Kanye.
Klein’s Revelations
According to Alex Klein, he turned down a substantial offer of $10 million, which infuriated Kanye West. During their exchanges, Klein recalls Ye saying, “I feel like I wanna smack you” and making derogatory statements like “You’re exactly like the other Jews.” Klein claims that Kanye seemed to take pleasure in being offensive, using these phrases in an attempt to hurt him.
Furthermore, Kanye expressed his belief in a Jewish conspiracy holding him back, stating, “Do you really think Jews are working together to hold you back?” Ye replied, “Yes, yes, I do.”
Klein revealed that Kanye West viewed his controversial comments as part of a political platform. According to Klein, Kanye saw himself as destined to become president and believed that his anti-Jewish statements would help him achieve that goal.
Kanye allegedly stated that without those statements, he wouldn’t have gained the attention and energy necessary for a presidential bid, drawing inspiration from former President Trump’s strategies but intending to take them to a more intense level.
Updated By: Nashwa Rockingster (6/30/23 at 2:45 pm)
Kanye’s ‘Love For Hitler’ Goes Back To “The College Dropout” Days
Ye, once known as Kanye West, seems to have been a Hitler fanboy going back 20 years, according to media reports, and used Nazi propaganda strategies to boost his career and fame going back to 2004.
Updated by Kendall Parks (12/15/2022 at 5:50 pm)
The disgraced rapper admitted his love for Adolf Hitler during an early December interview with InfoWars’, alt-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones. Since the controversial interview and a mass of other inappropriate statements later, Ye allegedly praised Hitler daily while recording his 2004, debut album, The College Dropout.
Ye has also allegedly used propaganda strategies inspired by the Nazis to help him boost his fame.
Kanye Praises Hitler + Claims He Caught Kim Kardashian Laid Up With Chris Paul
By Chris Samuel (12/02.2022 at 6:33 pm)
Ye is not one to hold his tongue on anything; despite claiming to be a Jew, he expressed his admiration for the German Nazi, Hitler. In a masked interview with Alex Jones, Kanye added fuel to the fire for those viewing him as anti-semitic.
The “Gold Digger” artist’s latest claims are to his estranged wife, Kim Kardashian. In a tweet, he expressed he caught Kim laid up with professional NBA player Chris Paul.
West has since been suspended from Twitter by his once friend, Elon Musk, shortly before making fun of him on his platform.
Kanye West Says Black People Are “Actually Jews” + Hints At Presidential Run
Kanye West has consecutively made headlines for several controversial reasons. The Chicago native returned to Twitter with another eyebrow-raising message.
The “Can’t Tell Me Nothing” rapper caused a stir with his “White Lives Matter” fashion statement.
Ye received a wave of mixed reactions after he made comments that triggered the Jewish community on Twitter.
In the tweet, he wrote:
“I’m a bit sleepy tonight but when I wake up I’m going death con 3 on Jewish people.”
Kanye also added that he, or Black people in general, couldn’t be “anti-semitic” because Black people are “actually Jews.”
Furthermore, the rapper-turned-fashion mogul also mentioned that he feels that Jewish people “toyed with him and blackballed anyone that tries to oppose their agenda.”
In another tweet, Kanye posted a picture of a black ball cap with “2024” written on it, possibly hinting that he may be running for president, as he has done in the past.
Nick Cannon Faces Backlash For Comments About White People And Jews
Actor and businessman Nick Cannon was met with ridicule after his comments about white people and Jews on his Youtube Show, Cannon’s Class.
In 2020, Nick Cannon had Professor Griff on his show, where in one part of the episode, he referred to white people as “closer to animals” and “barbaric.”
Nick also mentioned how Jewish people have too much control over the world. The comments by Nick went viral and even got him fired from Viacom, who owns his show, Wild N’ Out.
Additional reporting by Journey Green.
